our senate democrats have been complicit in that regard. but the american people are smart. they recognize incompetency when they see is it. hence, biden leading the race to the bottom on approval ratings. [inaudible conversations] >> senator ted cruz -- [inaudible] noon today, said that -- have tried to negotiate with democrats, it's still designed to fail and it's time for you to step down as a gop leader. what's your response. >> i think we can all agree that senator cruz is not a fan. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> came out and pointedly put the blame on donald trump. he said donald trump is to blame for the failure of this bill. was trump's opposition too much for you to overcome? >> well, i've said repeatedly i'm not going to get into comments about the great greatest of the presidency among republicans. i think in the end even though the product if was approved by the border council that endorsed president trump, most of our members feel that we're not to going to be able to make a law here. and if we're not going to be able to make a law, they're reluctant to

this democratic senator said at the senate meeting in washington: gaza's destruction due to bombing. israel is unprecedented in modern times. bernie sanders added. millions of families were displaced from their homes in gaza, and half of the people do not know where they will go tomorrow, and tens of thousands of children are at risk of starvation. saunders stated that with netanyahu's attack on rafah, 1.4 million people will be forced to flee the region again. the democratic senator from that kurd white is an accomplice in the killing of palestinians in this war due to israel's financing. the media and information center of the palestinian authority announced that some palestinian families in gaza eat one meal every 48 hours they eat this center held the zionist regime responsible for the deterioration of the humanitarian situation in gaza. the zionist regime in the last four months simultaneously with the attacks. it has brutally restricted the entry of food, medicine and basic goods into gaza. so far, more than 28,000 people have been martyred in gaza, most of them women and child

senate democrats have been complicit in that regard. the american people are smart. they recognize incompetency when they see it. hence biden leaving the race on the bottom in approval ratings. >> senator cruz had a press conference around noon today. have you f tried to negotiate wh democrats? what ison your response to that? >> i think we all can agree that senator cruz is not a fan. >> coming out and put the blame on donald t trump. he said donald trump is to blame for the failure of this bill. was it too much for you to overcome? >> well, i have said repeatedly, i will not get into comments about the race for presidency among republicans. i think in the end, even though the project is approved by the board counsel to endorse president trump, most of our members feel we will not be able to make a law. they are reluctant to go forward there are other parts of this that are extremely poor as well. ukraine, israel, taiwan did we still ought to tackle the rest of it because it is important. not that the border is not important but we can't get an outcome. that is where

also gop senators gland senate democrats -- demand senate dem -- [inaudible] and this story, new york taxpayers now have to pay for potentially a $2.5 billion debit card boondoggle for illegal immigrants. and we've got seattle talk radio host jason rantz. he's a great writer, he's written books. the white house pressures even "the new york times" to stop coughing the president's -- covering the president's age issue? more polls show the majority of americans and democrats believe the president is too old to serve again. all of this tonight on "the evening edit." ♪ ♪ the best advice i ever got was to invest with vanguard for my retirement. the second best? stay healthy enough to enjoy it. so i started preparing physically and financially. then you came along and made every mile worth it. hi mom. at vanguard you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. helping you prepare for today's longer retirement. that's the value of ownership. i think he's having a midlife crisis i'm not. you got us t-mobile home internet lite. after a week of streaming they knocked us down... ...to dial up

our senate democrats have been complicit in that regard. the american people are smart. they recognize incompetency when they see it, hence, biden leading the race to the bottom on political ratings. >> senator ted cruz had it ted e says it's time for you to step down. >> i think we can all. agree senator cruze is not a fan. [laughing] >> leader mcconnell? he pointedly put the blame on donaldru trump donald trump blae for the failure of this bill. trump opposition too much for you to overcome? >> well, i, i said repeatedly, not going to get into comments about race to the presidency about republicans. i think in the end even though the product was approved by the border counsel that endorsed president trump, most of our members feel that we're not going to be able to make a law here and if we're not going to be able to make a law, they are reluctant to go forward. there are other parts of this supplemental that are extremely importantt as well remain, israel, ukraine, taiwan. we still, in my view, ought to tackle the rest of it because it's important, not that the border

one democrat senator turning heads for comment he made about undocumented americans.ell me more. stuart: ashley: democrat senator chris murphy of connecticut declared undocumented americans are people his party can do. >> it has failed to deliver. and this is not 2013 any longer but when we ran that player last but, there are 8000. the realities the bulk of this country does not think that's right or sustainable. and wanting us to change reality at the borders. ashley: murphy is admitting the conversation has changed, the massive influx of migrants is not sustainable and something needs to be done about it. interesting use of words. undocumented americans. actions should be taken but he also says republicans refuse to pass a border fix bill, perennial election year election year. stuart: stephen smith, very well-known sportscaster, predicting a trump when on what grounds? why is he saying that? ashley: he says trump is on the verge of being elected again because he says the economy is floundering and the biden administered and appears to care more about illegal immigr

senate and some key arrests with massive implications for control of the chamber. >> elect democrats with this map where we have got to take back the united states senate. >> bret: less than nine months from election day republicans are betting on a standout map to carry them across the finish line. >> there is no room for error for democrats. they have to pitch a perfect game. they cannot lose any other even if they do win. >> bret: democrats must defend 23 of the open senate seats in november. will 6 which are seen as competitive. republicans need to flip just two seats to take control without winning the white house. >> democrats take the white house, what does that mean for those down ballot elections for the senate seat? it puts in play that vice president deciding vote that if you have a 50/50 split senate, that's the deciding vote. >> democrats hold seats in three states that former president trump won in 2020. and five states biden won by less than 3 points. arizona, nevada, michigan, wisconsin, and pennsylvania. with west virginia senator joe manchin retiring. republicans fee

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joining us now is the senator who was in the room, democratic senator alex padilla of california. welcome, welcome, sir. thank you for coming to the table. >> senator, if he cannot be in california with a, family after be here in washington at the best of rand paul, i'm glad you're at least with us. they've bungled this so badly, republicans. they made those complicated in ways it never needed to be complicated. talk to me about the stakes of not getting this done and not getting it done in a timely fashion. >> i appreciate this, because it's important for the people to know. some people use the phrase that the republicans the dog that caught the cart. how have they demanded we need to secure the border, address the border and then they negotiated deal, the deals on the table and they all run away from it. why? one reason. trump said no. or at least wait until november when i get there. they'll niall, right? >> which is not how legislation works, there is no wait for me. >> karen but this because -- they voted no because of politics, i voted no because some of the policy that wasn'

in fact, a year ago senate democrats tried to pass senator duckworth's bill. senate republicans blocked it. so now it's clear. if colleagues really do support ivf, as so many were spending all weekend claiming, then they're in luck. they're in luck because senator duckworth is going to give them an opportunity to prove it by going on the record and this evening supporting this legislation. and as i say to my friend from illinois, i was thinking of coming over here today because back 30 years ago nobody ever thought we'd have to be out here trying to get started and making sure families had nchlths but what you're doing is so incredibly important, senator duckworth, because with your legislation in america, we will have the necessary protections for women to become mothers using ivf.

chek schumer also emphasized: after the visit to lviv, the democratic senators will convince the republicans to approve aid to ukraine. this is a document that provides more than 60 billion dollars for our state. we are here to show the ukrainian people that america supports. you and will continue the struggle to get the funding you need and deserve. we will not stop fighting until we get this help. when we return to washington, we will make clear to speaker johnson and others in congress who are blocking military and economic support exactly what is at stake here in ukraine, for the rest of europe and the free world, we will continue to work to ensure that congress stepped up, did the right thing and helped our friends and allies. had a certain influence. but not changed the introduction of war by putin. kurtvokl. the american diplomat admitted that the sanctions against the russian federation were not powerful enough, there should be more of them. in particular, the former us special representative for ukraine noted that such restrictions must be constantly reviewed and adjusted so that th

democratic senate candidate democratic senate candidate adam schiff was in san francisco today unveiling a housing plan. he spoke at new age, a supermarket in the city's chinatown. it's set to be converted into affordable housing ship says he's pushing for a bill that would invest more than a billion dollars over 5 years to a group that helps state and local governments develop affordable housing. >> partnerships that are putting a project like this on the map would really on the map or exactly what we need to see. a lot more of and the federal government needs to play its part. >> part of the bill if passed, would also focus on investing money into child care centers. a reminder for you force hosting a debate on february. 12th between the top 4 candidates in that senate run. watch it live at 7 o'clock here on kron 4. you can also stream it on the kron on app or watch it on kron 4 dot com. >> still to come on kron for news 11, a family run restaurant closing after 36 years in the bay area. what pushed them to make that decision? plus, how some niners fans will be rallying in the snow thi

chek schumer also emphasized: after the visit to lviv, the democratic senators will convince the republicans to approve aid to ukraine. it is about a document which provides more than 60 billion dollars for our state. we are here to show the ukrainian people that america supports you and will continue to fight to get the funding you need and deserve. we will not stop fighting until we get this help. when we get back to washington, we will make it clear to speaker johnson and others in congress that the military is standing in the way. and economic support, exactly what is at stake here in ukraine, for the rest of europe and the free world, we will continue to work to for congress to step up, do right, and help our friends and allies. the main intelligence agency confirmed the disappearance of the russian a50 plane. this is a new modernized russian version in intelligence noted that this is an air command post, which state. used for long-range radar detection of control and for striking ukraine with missiles from strategic aviation. the cost of the downed plane, of which the occupiers have on

joining me now is democratic senator amy klobuchar. senator klobuchar, welcome back to "meet the press." >> thank you. it's great to be back on. thanks, kristen. >> well, it is great to have you, senator. let's start right there. we do expect the special counsel robert hur to appear before the house judiciary committee. will the senate judiciary call hur to testify? should it? >> well, that is up to senator durbin, but i will say that hur is conducting his own investigation, and he has concluded very clearly that there was no criminal liability here for the president, and that was his focus, right? and that got decided. and i think there are many other things this we need to do on the judiciary committee including passing some legislation when it comes to tech including many other issues related to fentanyl and the life that we're focused on, but again, that will be senator durbin's call. >> let me ask you this, the report described president biden as a, quote, elderly man with a poor memory. do you think the white house should allow t

today, ohio's democratic senator sherrod brown released this ad. >> in ohio we make the best in >> the government was building infrastructure using -- steel instead. >> only in america. >> but sherrod brown says no way. >> working with democrats and republicans to pass the law to make sure that american steel is used. >> only in america. >> in fact, right here in ohio. >> i'm sherrod brown, and i will never stop fighting for ohio workers. that's why i approve this message. >> joining us, democratic senator sherrod brown of ohio, member of the senate finance committee and running for reelection to the state senate. senator, thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> always a pleasure, lawrence, thank you. >> i wanted to start with the fact that this weekend is the one year anniversary, the anniversary not the right word, but the one year mark since the derailment in east palestine, ohio. what has happened to that community since then? and what should be happening? >> first of all, it's a very resilient community. i've been there eight times since that derailment and met with farmers,

join me now is a democratic senator chris van hollen of maryland. he's a member of the senate foreign relations committee. senator, i've got a lot of foreign relations matters to discuss with you, but one of the things about the political discussion i was just having with your former colleague, doug jones, what the republican party, is that it has found its way into your world on capitol hill, in terms of the aid to ukraine and the connection to border security in which a deal was finally agreed upon that republicans themselves tanked, because donald trump didn't like the deal and he didn't like the aid to ukraine. how do you see this playing out? it does seem like donald trump is the speaker of the house and nothing is getting done that donald trump doesn't want getting done. >> elie, that's exactly right. you have the speaker of the house taking orders from donald trump. you have other house republicans falling in line, and we saw this in two instances. one in the senate, we reached a bipartisan agreement on border security, and all of a sudden do

senate on this issue. now, i don't think we would have a democratic speaker. i believe, though, there is support for a temporary speaker, a moderate to move bills that can get 60 votes in the senate and move those through the house. maybe a temporary speaker for two or three weeks. that's what the nation wants. members of congress willing to work together to get things done. and to solve our nation's toughest problems. we have just seen 22 republicans in the senate willing to vote country over party on this issue. and i believe there are republicans in the house willing to do the same. that's the way we get bipartisan immigration reform and border security, it's the way we pass the supplemental appropriations bill, to stand with our allies in ukraine, israel and taiwan. house republicans have a choice, madam speaker. are they pro-democracy or are they pro-putin? house republicans can choose country over party or russia over the united states. house republicans can stand with our allies or they can stand with donald trump. will house republicans stand with democ

yesterday a group of 5 democratic senators met with zelenskyy. here is chuck schumer. we heard from so many f you don't get the aid, you lose the war. >> cross fingers, we are still together. >> vladimir putin says ukraine is not a country, but a long lost part of russia. >>> they are calling for an end to america's involve in war. gia? >> the protesters want to shut dour the air force base, the largest military transport base that provides weapons to israel and ukraine. >> our struggle here is an international struggle against war, against the genocide, and we're saying that this -- the yourself is the biggest exporters of military weapons in the world. it's not benefitting the people of the country. it's certainly not benefitting the palestinians and the people of ukraine. >> organizers say it's part of action against the u.s. war machine, and other groups are holding similar protests. >> activists in san francisco are hoping to drive home how important the need is. to commemorate the second anniversary of russia's invasion. it started at civic center plaz la. speake

house democrats, president biden, senate democrats, already we are willing, we are able to work together to address the challenges at the border and fix our broken immigration system. it should be done in a comprehensive, bipartisan, humane fashion. that's president biden's commitment, that's the senate democratic commitment, that's our commitment. lectured for months about issues at the border. national security funding held up by extreme maga who tied funding for ukraine and that's a war that's all about democracy and freedom on the one hand, you a tock are asy -- autocracy and tyranny on the other, and we as americans always stand on the side of democracy and freedom, held up ukraine funding because of the border and now they're against the legislative effort that they themselves were apparently for months ago. why? because the extreme maga republicans who have taken over the republican party are not concerned with solving problems. they are not conce making life better for the american people and they certainly are not concerned with delivering real results. and that's a shame, it's

senate republican and five democrats blocked the borr compromise today in the senate. the day is not over. could any part of this compromise survive? >> that is the question. democrats are trying to salvage the ukraine, israel, and other foreign aid portion of this will but i want to tell you where we are by showing you where we are. let's look at the senate floor. you see almost nothing happening on the senate floor. staffers, a few senators in and out and that is because right now we are waiting to see if republicans and democrats will agree on a way forward. the question is whether they can get to this ukraine aid bill. senator schumer this morning talked to us and said he is hopeful, he wants it to pass the senate so it can put pressure on the house. >> the majority of republicans in the house said they want to do ukraine, they want to do israel. we hope that if we pass it in the senate the house would rise to the occasion. the house is in chaos. it does not behoove the speaker well to block everything because 30 hard right wing people just want chaos. lisa: if this

democrat for sure. and the michigan senate race your reaction. >> well, i backing to democratic senate race, and i will tell you that whichever republican it is there strongly running to embrace donald trump, who has been so bad for michigan. and secondly, even in this latest alabama court case on ivf i mean, the former congress when he's talking about mike rogers has been on this side of basically defining life in a way that would take away a woman's capacity to be able to use ivf in pregnancy and don't underestimate the freedom of choice, the capacity for women in michigan to make their own healthcare decisions. we put it on the ballot in 2022. we put it in the constitution. all that goes away, all of it goes away. if donald trump gets in and has a national ban, and the republican that he's talking about would support that. and so there's going to be a lot of ways that there are differences in the fall and i'm very confident that we will hold my seat with a democrat. a great democrat, and i'm very confident joe biden will win michigan. >> senator debbie stabenow, your spartan, i am a spartan. all rig

senate. with democrat katie porter.'m katie porter and i approve this message. democrats agree. with democrat katie porter. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. >>> welcome back. >>> a museum dedicated to the history of african americans found a permanent home in san mateo county. for years the hoskins black history museum operated as a mobile pop-up exhibit but not anymore thanks to a $2 million check from senator josh becker to kick off black history month. the museum will be located inside a 22,000-foot building in redwood city that will now be used to house a large collection of artifacts and memorabilia

. >> and of course the house controlled by the republican senate by democrats. what is a senate majority leader schumer saying about what will happen in the process on the senate floor? >> so far he is staying mum. he is not tipping his hand as to how he plans to approach this. but it will be short. it does not mean the senate led by democrats is ed to give the republican impeachment managers in the house any more airtime than they have already exhausted. they have been very clear they think it is a sham of a case. tons of legal experts including conservatives have said it is not the case. we are expecting there to be action shortly after the jury is sworn in. for the secretary to see action to truncate this. whether that ends up being a motion to dismiss, which could be raised by either the defense or by any senator on the floor or some procedural point of order or some other accelerating mechanism, that has not been specified. but it will likely be something that means this will be a far shorter proceeding than anything you may remember from the trump impeachme

democrat senators or house democrats want to get together, holding hands and kumbaya while he is leaving. he has been the is over everything, whether it be a bill that the senators developed and had to go to the house, or whether the house was bringing a bill to be voted on in the senate, he was always against the democrats. i have never morse about how i speak like this, but he has always been against the democrats, playing the game. host: what sticks out to you the most about obstacles that he put up? caller: i will tell you like this. like i said earlier, whenever there was a bill that needed to be passed, whether it was reaganomics -- well, reagan is gone. get over it. move forward. that was a different time, in a different era in the history of the u.s. reaganomics does not exist. all the reaganomics politics and policies do not exist. so let's get on with it and move forward. he needs to get out of the way for the next people. the next people right now, our nemesis right now is trump. i do not even call them republicans anymore. they are big vladimir putin fans. host: we believe it

[applause] democratic senator tammy duckworth spoke from the floor about her personal experiences having children through in vitro fertilization and asked unanimous consent for the senate to pass her bill to protect access to other assisted reproductive technology services nationwide. mississippi republican senators objected to the request to saying the bill went too far beyond and ensuring legal access. other democratic senators also weighed in on

eastern, oregon democratic senator jeff merkley shares his book where he argues that bringing back the talking filibuster will fix the problem of stalled legislation in the senate. then at 10:00 p.m. eastern on after words, wesleyan university pressor talks about his book which looks at how the concept of race emerged during the 18th century enlightenment period. he's interviedy george mason university history professor. watch book tv every sunday on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online any time at booktv.org. continues. host: joining us is congressman buddy carter. thank you for giving us your time sir. guest: thank you for having me. host: if we can start with the impeachment of mayorkas you call that your constitutional duty. guest: i don't know if you have been to the border i have been to the board eight times. the last time was last week and it is worse now than i have ever seen it. we have a secretary that is failing in his responsibility and he is responsible for this. not only the number of illegal aliens coming across the border but the drugs

that's why i approve this message. >> democratic senator sherrod brown of ohio, member of the senatetion to the state senate. senator, thank you for much for joining us tonight. >> always a pleasure, lawrence, thank you. >> i wanted to start with the fact that this weekend is the one year anniversary, the anniversary not the right, we're in but the one year mark since the derailment in east palestine ohio. what has happened to that community since then? and what should be happening? >> first of all, it's a very resilient community. i've been there eight times since that derailment that with farmers, small business people, people and health care, just what he happened down the street talking to people. there are two jobs i have there to help them get back as much as possible to their way of life prior to that, to the terrible derailment and secondly to pass legislation so that this doesn't happen again. we know what happened. the railroads, as many corporations in america do so now, followed as wall street business model, they laid off a third of their workers, stock price went up, go

for senate - democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. >>> a conversation on kids and mental health. those involved, democratic senator, butler, and the mother of lady gaga. senator butler and lady gaga will have discussions focusing on youth mental health. it is a local nonprofit community service in east oakland. lady gaga's mother, cynthia, led part of the discussion focusing on kids personal stories. it's important to target resources. >> the biggest thing we have seen in the mental health space is early education for young people. we should be putting it into the early part of their lives. it will help them develop the proper skills to care for themselves and their peers. >> we build systems. we have to build healthcare delivery systems with a future in mind. >> national data shows that in 2022, california had the second largest increase with depression and anxiety among american kids physically 5% of young people in the country do not have access to mental health treatment. senator butler

to date democratic senator joe manchin said he is not running for president. democrats feared that he would run under a third-party to shake up the election and it would have pulled votes away from biden. >>> remember the sleet of public transit cars that we showed you a few weeks ago? they have not moved from the slot for years. our investigative unit broke the story of the agency leaving nearly 100 cars abandoned. wasting taxpayer money. >> that story is prompting change, and vta is taking action. we have the story you will only see on nbc bay area news . >> i sat down with the chair of vta's board who is also a county supervisor. she told me the board had no idea of these taxpayer-funded vehicles wasting away until they saw our investigation. she says that changes are being made so this does not happen again. >> after more than four years at santa clara valley transportation authority is taking action on 95 retired cars that they left to depreciate in parking lots since before the pandemic. instead of selling them years ago while they were years younger. thi

in a statement, he said: other key leaders in support of the deal are democratic senate majority leaderl. but the bill does not seem likely to pass the house of representatives. in a social media post on x, republican house majority leader, steve scalise came out against the deal and said, )joining me now karoun demirjian from the new york times. let's take a step back for a second — can you tell us about how the senate came to this agreement. that has been months of negotiations between the small bipartisan crib senators took the republican ultimatum is said we won't pass more aid for ukraine unless there is significant restrictions made to the southern border and worked on that, those terms to try to come up the deal. what you have seen them the result is something that frankly goes further than congress on border security but is dividing the two parties and dividing the parties within the valves because you have republicans and democrats criticising different portions of the product. we've seen steep opposition from house republicans. can you tell us more about what they're saying? i

joining our discussion now is democratic senator tammy baldwin of wisconsin. ee, and is running for reelection to united states senate. senator baldwin, thank you very much for joining us tonight. what are the stakes for the people of wisconsin, in a campaign between you and a republican, like this millionaire, who has decided to run against you? >> yeah so, mitch mcconnell must be thrilled his top recruit said yes. but let's face it, erik hovde owns a 2. 8 billion dollar california bank, has a 7 million dollar california laguna beach mansion, and was named most influential person in orange county three years in a row. we don't have an orange county in wisconsin, we don't grow oranges here. he is definitely a californian. but not only did mitch mcconnell get a great recruit from their respective, but he also has somebody who is going to tow the mcconnell agenda. -- hovde supports a national abortion ban, he supports cutting social security. and he also wants to overturn or repeal the affordable care act. he is going to self-fund, he says he is going to put 20 m

senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. the economy is simply not working for millions of hard working families. with democrat katie porter. they're working harder than ever and they still can't make enough to get by to afford food and medicine to even keep a roof over their heads. we need to build more housing that's truly affordable. we need to address this terrible epidemic of homelessness. we need to invest in good paying jobs, union jobs and investments in our future. this, this is why i'm running for the us senate. i'm adam schiff and i approve this message. >>> welcome back. >>> president biden left the bay area. he was there for fundraisers and then in los altos this afternoon, but protesters were sure to take the opportunity to call for the president's action in demanding a ceasefire in gaza. nearly two dozen protesters waited near the fairmont hotel where president biden was staying. the president then made his way over to los altos hills for a fundraising event and he

. >> 18 republicans ultimately joined senate democrats to advance the bill. the senate foreign aid package could come up for a final vote as soon as tuesday. later this month, it will be two years since russia invaded and unleashed war on ukraine. standing with ukraine in this fight is vital, as president biden has said numerous times. this is a battle between democracy and autocracy. if democracy fails in ukraine, and then democracy is in danger elsewhere. in europe. which is why donald trump's comments last night about nato are beyond alarming. at a campaign rally, trump said, if nato allies fell behind on member payments, he would refuse to protect them from a russian attack. the republican presidential primary front runner even said he would encourage the kremlin to invade those nato members. listen for yourself. >> one of the presidents of the big countries, sir, if we don't pay and we are attacked by russia, will you protect us? i said, you didn't pay, you are delinquent. he said, yes. let's say that happened. no, i would not protect. you in fact, i woul

you can't pass a bill without dealing with the democratic president and democratic senate? of that. democrats seem to get a lot done when they have a republican president and republican senate? >> he is completely out of touch with kentucky republicans, conservative republicans. advocating all this money going to ukraine nobody in kentucky is for that approval rating in kentucky below zero. lowest of any public official in the united states. is he working with biden and schumer to funnel your money to ukraine not working with conservatives. he is the minority of his caucus. there is maybe 10 of them vote with all the democrats. is he using the minority of the big government republicans up here to work with democrats to send your money to ukraine. >> if governor beshear ran for hirst senate seat in the election were held tomorrow, who would win? >> beshear. >> by a lot? >> yeah. >> he is a popular governor. senator, great to see you. >> thank you. >> laura: the drug obsessed left is now pushing psychedelic mushrooms for working mom. latest effort to keep americans distracted

senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. democrats agree. with democrat katie porter. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. >>> a plan to build more housing in daly city is dividing the community. the jefferson high school district wants to develop land they already own. the money collected from the leases will go towards the general fund, but opponents say it comes at a cost, losing a beloved community garden. >> many people in daly city want to keep the garden and preserve what we have. >> people who live in the community would like quality education for their children

but olafavu’s story was even more joyful when he met his double, democratic senator chris coons, whonal, russophobic. a nazi, was responsible for repairing anti-aircraft guns, had awards for valiant service to the nazi regime, but it is not customary to talk about this in annalena’s family. every day i remember more and more how often my dad said this phrase to me, sometimes like a reminder, sometimes, like... a warning, like advice or even like a reprimand, just three words, speaking warmly in yiddish, what i miss so much, be a person, be a person, your silence, your joy of life, no matter what, your inexhaustible ability to give so much love and care, and this phrase: be human, thank you, dad, for that. i am proud that i have obviously been able to pass on this legacy from their great-grandfather to my sons and grandchildren. annalena berbock, who loves to talk about her grandfather voldemar at memorial events, is now forced wonder what the german foreign minister needs to know about his relatives and the second world war. a dossier of waldemar berbock from the wehrmacht appeared o

senate floor until next week. however, what is going to be interesting to watch out for is whether democrats, especially from democratic senators, especially from the last 4 of the party, if they will be able to push through amendment. so that would compel recipients of such security assistance from the us to be able to only use us weapons in accordance with international humanitarian law and not impede efforts to get humanitarian assistance to civilians. now these are amendments that might not mention israel specifically by name, but what could happen is the use of such an incursion in to, proffer might have focus minds and might to might further lend urgency to efforts for lawmakers to get washington to use the leverage that it has over israel quite a bit to follow the dw, so now do milan and washington. thank you so much for doing that for us. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the u. s . supreme court has signaled it would reject and attempt to remove donald trump. from the 2020 for presidential ballot justices appeared skeptical during the showed him over quarter

back with me now is doug jones, former democratic senator representing the state of alabama, and alsor melissa murray. msnbc legal analyst and professor of law and why you. senator jones, i want to ask you. it seems like, with respect to this eighth circuit decision and everything we're seeing, that there is a really deliberate push by conservative courts to try and push as many controversial cases in front of the supreme court, which as we know, now enjoys a conservative super majority. if that effort is as intentional as it appears, and if so, what does that say about where we are headed? >> you know, charles, it's a great question, and it appears to me that it is intentional. i think you saw after amy coney barrett got on the supreme court, that there was an accelerated effort to get all of these cases, whether it is the abortion cases, whether it is voting rights cases, in front of this court. because they know that there is a chance that voting bloc will not last forever. and they want to get as many cases as in the end. so, in some respect, quite frankly, i think that what we're

manchin announced in november he would not seek reelection in the senate. democrats feared manchin candidacy would have pulled votes away from president biden's reelection bid. >>> today is a important day for donald trump. >> an announcement could come any minute now from a judge in new york city over whether trump will be banned from doing business in his home state forever. scott has been waiting on that decision all morning long. >> reporter: donald trump is no doubt feeling, not only could trump, his sons, their trump company be banned from doing business in the empire state. they might have to pay hundreds of millions in fines. the judge in the civil case has already ruled trump and his codefendants lied to banks about their network and the value of the real estate investments which violates new york state law. in the meantime, as we wait for that, a hearing in is the second day in georgia as a judge there decides whether or not to replace fullton county district attorney willis on the elections case. willis is accused of an inappropriate relationship with one

democrats are providing the majority of all of those vote. and i'm not sure right now, given how far senatee gone on this, in terms of restrictive border measures, that all democrats would be on board. in fact, senator padilla was saying to our colleague abby phillip last night. take a listen. >> it's not something that i could support both for reasons of what's in the package, like trump-era policies of regular border closures, lack of due process but also what's not in the bill. historically we have bound some border enforcement proposals with some legal pathways, for example, not a single dreamer will benefit or receive relief through this measure. >> the chair of the congressional hispanic caucus also announce herd opposition to it. what the senator is saying is accurate. i haven't seen democrats move this far on this issue. it's not comprehensive in how the term was always understood. i think there's questions from some about whether it is humane. you're talking about whether or not it's humane. what are you hearing from the members of your caucus? >> we're going to sit down other the

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democrats and republicans, we're going to build a safer california. that's the message. senate president pro tempore mike mcguire hammered home as he joined a democratic and republican leaders to announce more than a dozen bills on public safety specifically on retail theft. and california's fentanyl crisis. >> senate democrats and senate republicans are setting aside politics >> coming together coming to together to advance data driven policies. solution package. we're calling a safer california plan on the issue of opioids and specifically fentanyl. one of the bill seeks to exploit the creation of more recap facilities for those experiencing substance use disorders. >> another 6 to increase pencil testing strip statewide. doing the right thing is 100%. what we need to do in this case. and the right thing is to look at the problem of substance abuse is a whole and build support systems for those. >> who are suffering. the new emerging drug xylazine is also mentioned in the package of bills often called tranq or tranq dope. xylazine is a horse tranquilizer not approved for huma