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requested by washington, d.c., mayor bowser in response to the 2021 breach of the capitol by a group of donald trum vote certification. this morning vice president harris released a short video about her constitutional role in today's certification. >> the peaceful transfer of power is one of the most fundamental principles of american democracy. as any other principle, it is what distinguishes our system of government from monarchy or tyranny. today at the united states capitol, i will perform my constitutional duty as vice president of the united states to certify the results of the 2024 election. this duty is a sacred obligation. one i will uphold, guided by love of country, loyalty to our constitution, and my unwavering faith in the american people. as we have seen, our democracy can be fragile. and it is up to then each one of us to stand up for our most cherished principles. and to make sure that in america our government always remains of the people, by the people and for the people. may god bless you and may god bless the united states of america. host: and we will be here until the top of

president elect donald trump has made threatening to withhold certain wildfire disaster relief funding. if newsom does not approve certain trump backed policies trum says will result in more water for california. newsom disputes that walking into headwinds. and as a consequence, we need. >> to be prepared. we hope we continue to the support that federal government has for - other spending priorities. the budget allocates more than 118 billion dollars for public schools and 100 million dollars for local governments to address encampments. while the newsom administration says the budget comes with a 363 million dollars surplus, the non-partisan legislative analyst's office recently released this report showing the state faces 20 to 30 billion dollar project a deficit future years. >> 2, 2029 republicans accuse newsom of presenting a budget that spends too much and focuses on results. 2 little we need to look at outcomes. what's good is spending if you don't know what you're going to accomplish? >> so next for newsom in the coming months, he'll negotiate his spending priorities with the legislature. then in may, he'll provide his update. a proposed b

what signals donald trump said as he heads toward the office but he made that case to trump in that meeting he and trump had a week after the election they met in the oval office. told trummp doesn't serve yr interest to go after these people he see as your enemies. he said trump did not indicate he is going to take his advice. he did say he listened. shannon: is a fascinating interview thank you for sharing that with the rest of us out here. in the meantime with got books on capitol hill try to figure out with an exit ministration will mean fo for the emperor and how they will work together. a little bit of a meltdown over some the democrats being able that lakin riley act talk about working together but rolling stone had this headline democrats are already rolling over for trump republicans are loving it. they want to say the resistance is over as john fetterman, chuck schumer and many were democrats signal a new era of enhanced democratic subservience. is that overstating it? looks a little bit. elections have meaning and trump won a pretty decisive victory. you also have 10 democratic senators representing states donald trump carried. a lot of them supported or have

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