al green is it arranged lunatic.was on your show about two weeks ago, holding up a sign that said "impeach trump." impeach trump for what? the man has been in office for six weeks. tell me what you're going to impeach him on. also, al green tried not testify trump's election in 2016, along with other democrat individuals, adam schiff, hank johnson, nancy pelosi, all these people did. greta, it's sad, but the democrats really exposed themselves this week. shameful, how a man standing not more than about 15 feet away from the president has shaken a cane in his face, not allowing him to speak, not allowing him his first amendment rights, and it is shameful. and also, what really showed me yesterday, was 10 democrats voted against this guy. they might have their own regions -- reasons and some going like this. and i was floored by harold ford coming out right after trump's speech saying that the democrat party has lost, they have nothing for the american people. go ahead, i apologize. host: no, you're all good. i wanted

green. whereas the conduct of the representative from texas disrupted the proceedings the joint address and was a breach of proper conduct. whereas after numerous disruptions the representative from texas had to be removed from the chamber by the sergeant at arms, now, therefore be it resolved that one, representative al green be censured. two, representative al green forthwith present himself in the well of the house of representatives for the pronouncement of censure. and three, representative al green be censured with the public reading of this resolution by the speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the resolution qualifies. the house will be in order. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts seek recognition? ms. clark: i have a motion at the desk. the clerk: the clerk will report the title. the clerk: ms. clark of massachusetts moves to lay the resolution on the table. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion offered by the -- excuse me. the question is on moti

and al green -- the house speaker emphatically told al green to stop, and he wouldn't.erefore, he followed through with the decorum rules. no one in the democratic party asked marjorie greene to stop, so she continued. and then when she had her say, she stopped. and one other thing. i am really, really surprised that none of the democrats stood up in favor of what al green was saying or followed him out when he left. i just want people to realize that. host: ok, judith. judith makes those points about the differences between marjorie taylor greene and congressman al green. his behavior this week at the joint address. judith, let's read from a couple of democrats, their posts on x, why they voted with the republicans. here is congresswoman delia ramirez saying, like many makers of good trouble whose shoulders we stand on, representative al green did what he felt was right and stood for his constituents. representative crane and the broad movement of people standing up to a bully and want to be king deserve our support and support -- support and gratitude. and then bobby

and that's that green beret mindset. i mean, you know, we've been engaged with the colombians for 40 years, with the filipinos for 100. and so that's, you know, american leadership around the world does not mean we have to have ten divisions sitting on the ground. right. and so how are these experiences in dod and in afghanistan helping to try to build this force and then seeing the policies on the other side? how is it influence? how you looking at ukraine? right. i mean, we're training ukrainians in germany. and holland, belsen and groff and fair and things like that. no, not in ukraine. we're supplying them, obviously. and i know you've supported the the aid for for ukraine, but you've also said we can't have a this can't be a blank check forever. right. so what's the path here, do you think, for us policy in supporting the ukrainians? well, you know, i'll point out, and i don't mean this to sound as partizan as it probably will, but but it's just a fact that the obama administration did not provide lethal aid. presid

representative al green is prepared to be censured today.fact he was tweeting about it, reminding everyone what time the vote is going to happen which is pretty odd for someone who's about to be censured. a shameful punishment here in the house chamber. editorial here for you, background on the censure resolution. there were several republicans who brought it up right after the joint address by president trump. this one in particular is from congressman dan newhouse, a centrist. he's actually a republican. one of the republicans that voted to impeach president trump -- beginning of president trump's speech tuesday night and started waving his cane. he was saying out loud over and over again, interrupting the president saying you have no mandate to cut medicaid. i was in the chamber watching this all go down, and it was really incredible to watch democratic leadership really just about 10 feet away from him not moving at all. not flinching, not trying to get him to sit down. made no effort to try to quiet him. nobody, one member got up to try

green. whereas the conduct of the representative from texas disrupted the proceedings of the joint address and was a breach of proper conduct, and whereas, after numerous disruptions the representative from texas had to be removed from the chamber by the sergeant at arms. now, therefore, be it resolved, that, one, representative al green be censured. two, representative al green forthwith present himself in the well of the house of representatives for the pronouncement of censure. and three, representative al green is censured with the public reading of this resolution by the speaker. some things bear repeating, that concludes the resolution. but some things bear repeating. i respect the speaker. i have no ill feelings toward the speaker. none toward the persons that escorted me away from the floor. because i did disrupt. and i did so because the president indicated that he had a mandate. and i wanted him to know that he didn't have a mandate. to cut medicaid. i did this because medicaid is

chair greene: what? what's a report from the congressional research service nonpartisan crs that lays out the rules and laws for firing inspectors general, looking at waste, fraud and abuse. that role requires for the lot to be followed for congress to be notified within 30 days and a reason for firing inspectors general to give congress a chance to overrule that. that's the law. thank you for entering it into the record. chair greene: the materials mr. jack cited are also submitted for the record. >> i would also like to ask for unanimous consent to submit for the record two items. one, a statement from the afl-cio department of people that work for a living with views on working people to make the government work and the second is a statement from the center for responsibility and ethics in washington on ways to combat waste, fraud, and abuse under the federal government. chair greene: without objection, so ordered. i recognize that the gentle lady from new mexico and ranking member stansberry for five

al green be. >> censured. >> that representative al green forthwith present himself. >> in. >> the well representatives for the pronouncement of censure, and that representative al green be censured with public reading of this resolution by the speaker. >> in order to by pass. >> so just a. >> remarkable moment there on the house floor. >> and the house. >> had. >> come to order. >> the house to come. >> to order. >> as you. >> saw. >> democrats were not united in their response. you had ten democrats who crossed party lines to back this censure resolution. and yet there were plenty of lawmakers, as you saw there on the house floor, who were standing behind al green. i think it's just such a reflection of the division in the democratic party right now, because even heading into the speech, the democratic leadership were advising their members not to protest, not to make a scene, to try to keep the spotlight on donald trump and his policies. and so you have to imagine that they were not pleased with the display that al green made on tuesday night. but he was hardly alone. there was a num

the green is facing now. of the house freedom caucus say they will push to strip congressman green of his committee assignments. >> still ahead on the news at 6, what the city of san jose is doing to try to like what's this? plus, congress is just over a week away from another potential government shutdown. what lawmakers are doing it try to prevent that from happening. and we'll hear directly from pope francis for the first time since he was the first time since he was sent to the hospital with i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] david takes prevagen for his brain and this is hi

>> pasquel green. >> i just pulled up to al green's office, went inside to see if he wanted to talk becauseaway and said we are not talking to johnny. what was wrong with the democrats that they could not stand last night? >> i think people have to see the difference between conservative republicans and liberal democrats. liberal democrats are miserable people. >> i bet they were sore sitting that long. >> why do you want men in women's sports? >> therefore i -- senator, why do you want men in women's sports? >> congressman, how are you? >> okay, thank you. >> why should men be in women's sports? >> shorts? >> sports. >> why are we paying for "sesame street" in iraq? [laughs] >> i do not know that that is true so i'm not going to say yes or no. >> you don't trust the d.o.g.e. findings? [laughs] >> i don't have an opinion on that. i work in a business that does not require us to have an opinion on everything. >> to have an opinion on jesse watters? >> oh yeah, i wish i had his hair. my dad is a big fan. >> you need to get away from me. did you like the speech last night? [laughs] >> jesse: m

representative green is yelling about medicaid. the president literally before that said he has a mandate, a big, broad, beautiful mandate to do all these things. and representative green stood up for, frankly, i would argue, millions of people in this country and said, you don't have a medicaid, a mandate to cut medicaid. denver you know, it seems like democrats ask for decorum from their membership. last night, the leadership asked for decorum from their members to participate and to, you know, bring their guests and they're going to push back in other ways. but the republicans in congress don't seem to be wanting to offer that same decorum to the democratic members. they don't. it's like an asymmetrical game that's being played. >> well. >> you know, first of all, i know al green and he's a kind and decent man. you know, regardless of who's on the other side of the aisle with al, he always treated me with such respect. >> it was hard to see that happen to al. >> i want to say that first. and al denver is here if you need to give

most democrats maintain support for al green and his actions.l censored, they broke out, watch. >> the adoption of house resolution 189, the house has resolved representative al green p censured and in the house have representative for the censure and al green p censured resolution by the speaker. ♪ ♪ speak of the house will come to order. the house will come to order. >> kayleigh: they broke out in song. it is more about the election fan singing but time will tell. hello, this is "outnumbered" and i'm kayleigh mcenany and my cohost, emily compagno, also joining us molly line, foxholes correspondent and on the couch for the first time, we are glad to have her a fighter and a warrior for women, riley gaines, out kick contributor, welcome, relief. brian kilmeade fox & friends cohost and hosed up "the brian kilmeade show" and one nation with brian kilmeade now airing sunday 10:00 p.m. eastern time. riley, we all saw you sitting in the gallery and you are there as al green went totally nuts. i'm curious what you saw. >> first let me say i'm so excit

all right, now the thing, green black, thank you so much. green black suggested that tolerating people wearing the policy name could be a basic symbol of palestinian culture. that is tantamount to tolerating people. hardware swastikas. he speaks very authoritatively and confidently. but he uses that confidence to aggressively weaponized the charge of after semitism in order to silence any criticism of israel. we do to the sort of response to this kind of tries ation of its work. that the organization and the seal labor criticism of it to them as anti semitic. we didn't get a response and that didn't come as a surprise. green blad has made clear what he thinks of disease as i was. the alger 0 effect. so pumping propaganda 247, you know, across people's cell phones. and on their television screens the ada was founded in 1913 when we use of anti semitism was sweeping across europe and the united states . and just 3 decades before the rise of hitler in germany, the atl now cause it says, the world's leading expert on anti semitism. on its websit

poor al green.t if i said it off folks would follow suit but no, you are all out there holding up signs like it's a silent auction. >> jesse: the party can't even decide about green is a hero or a zero. listen to these house democrats act like he stood in front of a tank at tiananmen square. >> al green is going to do his thing and we are thankful he did. the reality is, we are going to push back on this. >> i want to say to al green, i wish i would have stood with you. thank you for your courage. >> jesse: the squad called all wound up after we are dolls raising cain and took it out on poor james comber. >> let me proceed. data from texas shows that u.s.-born americans commit more rape and murder than immigrants. >> this trend of you all trying to get thrown out of committee so you can get on msnbc is going to end. we are not going to put up with it. >> documents into the record. >> no, no. i have been very accommodating to you. [simultaneous talking] >> as a survivor of sexual violence. >> order.

green. in terms of other firsts in the speech last night, this is from the washington post, a list of words you never heard before in a presidential address. they go through quite a list from last night, including circumcision, pocahontas, openai, deepfake, volleyball, and doge, a few firsts for words used in a presidential address before congress. host: back to your calls, cynthia. go ahead. caller: hi. trump is a dictator. he proved it again last night. he is alienating us from mexico, canada, that is the biggest trading force in the world, the most powerful trading force which is hugely successful in working together. he is alienating us on both borders. and he reiterated in his speech, and the thing that is very dangerous about him, he is like hitler's. he can stand there and get to people and uses the same formula. he lies. truth and lies means nothing to him. if you listen to the follow-up on msnbc and some of the other outlets and listen to all the lies he told, he does not care if pe

texas congressman al green. from texas to wisconsin. joining me now is congresswoman gwen moore, a democrat congresswoman, starting with the president's joint address this week, the house democratic response ran the gamut from quiet disdain to open protest. and some members just flat walked out. but as i just discussed with congressman green, you and some house democrats like those who voted for his censure, complaining protest were counterproductive or a distraction from pressing to issues, pressing issues. what's your response to that? >> thanks for having me, reverend al. >> and you. >> know al. >> green. >> he truly is the gentleman. >> from texas. >> but, you know. >> these are. >> extraordinary times. >> this what. >> we call regular. >> order. >> just doesn't exist. >> in. >> the house of representatives. i've taken to. wearing red shoes every. >> time i. >> go in the building. >> no matter what. >> else i have on, because i. >> say the house is on fire. it is very. >> very frightening. >> to think that here's an. >> institution

caller: oh, yeah, well, i did not mind al green interrupting trump. that is how al green felt, and i am all for it, if he feels that strongly about it. i do not really support trump over the democrats. both groups look like clowns, to me, that night. but the censure is kind of president trump: the world cup of 2026, which will be a big event. it will be the biggest event, i think. johnny will say a few words. everybody knows this man on the right, the king of soccer in a certain way. he was the one that was able to give it to us and we're going to do a fantastic job in making you at home. i very much appreciate it. first time it's ever been in this part of the world and it's an honor. thank you very much. >> thank you, president. it is a great achievement to bring the world cup next year, the fifa world cup in' 26 here in the united states together with mexico and canada and this time we have a new competition from the 14th of june to the 13th of july only in the united states of america. 11 cities, 12 stadiums, the best players in the world, the best

he voted to censure al green.ther one, jim himes of connecticut, not perhaps not as progressive as some of the members who are actually engaging in some of that protest that was happening here. but the larger issue here, though, is the debate within the democratic party over how exactly to express themselves as the opposition to donald trump at this key moment, in that during the during the speech, the democratic leaders did not want their members to engage on things what al green was doing. they did not want people to hold up signs. that was the the message that came from hakeem jeffries himself to his democrats and progressives in particular, were not did not listen to that advice. they wanted to show that they were fighting with donald trump, and they wanted the public to know that as well. and clearly, al green didn't take that advice also. we'll see what he ultimately says when he comes out of this censure vote. but before this vote, pamela and wolf, he said, i'm prepared to suffer the consequences of his act

al green explains his reasoning. >> this is texas democratic congressman al green joined by other democrats saying the civil rights anthem. we shall overcome. moments after the house censured him. the yeas are 224, the nays are 198 speaker of the house. mike johnson had green escorted out of the chamber after interrupting president donald trump during the joint address to congress. take your seats are. was prepared to suffer the consequences. green told us in a one-on-one interview he was concerned about potential cuts to medicaid. it is important were some of us to take a people who don't have health insurance. we have 10 democrats voted with republicans to center green, but he says he was not disappointed because he encourage lawmakers to vote how they wanted. >> what i have done was a question of conscience for me. vote your conscience. south carolina republican congressman joe wilson infamously shouted you lie during president barack obama's speech in 2009 and was reprimanded. he told me respect needs to be shown to the president. i apologize for the president accepted the people intent

green's leading the. charge this past. >> week in congress. >> what you saw. >> and continue to see. >> in selma is. >> people saying we won't. >> forget. >> now because of al green. people will start taking notice of all of the things. >> that are. happening to. >> them in congress. >> veterans will take notice. >> students will take notice. >> just the average ordinary. >> citizen will. >> begin to take notice because they'll say something is going on and it must not be. >> right. because people. >> who are trying to. >> defend what they're doing are not making sense. and so, again, in the spirit of martin, medgar and a lot of. people who fought. >> and died. >> to make this. country what. >> it is we are. >> now in another. battle to reaffirm that those. battles they fought. have not been in vain. and so this administration, in. >> its. >> project 2025. >> wisdom and. >> its unelected. >> elon musk. >> and others are. >> trying to push back. >> all that progress. and so al green. >> energy at. >> the s

green black has made clear what he thinks of disease as output. the alger 0 effect, so pumping propaganda, $24.00 seventh's. you know, across people's cell phones and on their television screens the ada was founded in 1913 when we use of anti semitism was sweeping across europe and the united states . and just 3 decades before the rise of hitler in germany. the atl now cause it says the world's leading expert on anti semitism on its website. the organization lists this activities. and it studies on anti semitism have become a fixture in american media. big increase in anti semitic behavior in florida that according to the anti defamation league, you have just finished a report deal. as on how many incidents we saw in 2018. whereas historic numbers, it is horrible. what is happening. i know that you are tracking more incidence, a traveling new survey from the anti defamation league showing that anti semitism is on the rise in america to atl does document and semitic incidents, and many of the incidents they document are genuinely anti semitic. for

that's democratic representative al green of texas.ou so much, congressman. >> up next. >> linda mcmahon, the new secretary of education. >> says she is. >> ready to take on one of trump's, quote, most momentous campaign promises to families, end quote. and that promise, apparently. is to shut down the department of education and put herself out of a job. up next, i will talk to former education secretary arne duncan and lawyer judith browne-dianis. about what the department does and why dismantling it would be a profound mistake for american profound mistake for american families. dry eyes still feel gritty, rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye: too much tear evaporation. for relief that's ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ remove contact lenses before using miebo. wait at least 30 minutes before putting them back in. eye redness and blurred vision may occur. ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ ask your eye doctor about pr

al green's a friend. i respect al green. our caucus cannot. >> be a distraction. va workers getting laid off. i wish you guys were asking me about closing the department of education. that's what we should be talking about. we've got to keep the focus not on our caucus, but on what donald trump is actually doing. >> what was the reason and what was the basis of your support for censure? like. >> we have a clear strategy on how to defeat donald trump. that is to make sure the american public understands what donald trump is doing, how it is going to hurt their lives, how it is going to be inflationary, how it is not helping them. when we act as individuals, that draws attention away. that is exactly what donald trump wanted to do. let's act as a team. let's win the elections in 2026. let's make sure the american public knows the actions that he's taking and how it's hurting american families. >> so you said that you're a friend of representative green. have you talked to him? have you spoken with him? have you gotten an idea from him as to why he thinks that what h

green. they didn't. they chose one by congressman neuhaus, by the way, voted to impeach president trump over the january 6th riot. short and sweet and very simple and that is why democrats voted along with republicans. even then use all dozens of democrats go to the well and they were not supposed to be there and they basically started to sing over speaker mike johnson to disrupt the whole thing. >> sandra: i should note that we are expecting to hear from leader jeffries, hakeem jeffries, any moment now. i can only imagine, aishah, what we might be hearing there. >> hakeem jeffries and the other folks in house leadership for the democrats didn't say much, didn't say anything, move or flinch when congressman green was waving his cane and shouting at president trump. they were sitting 10 feet away across from the table there if you saw the address tuesday night along with all of us. i was inside the chamber and watching to see if they were going to look over and signal him to sit down and fren

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the green highlighting here. but really the slowing for one on a crash blocking your two outer lanes. folks were squeezing through the two inner lanes. they were still open. last i checked there had been no progress. but i do see a better speed driving up past hamilton avenue. they may have made progress. we'll track this crash that will slow you from 85. heading up toward 280 on highway 17. there's another issue in the south bay as well. eastbound 237. if you're getting on to 680, you might have to get up to jacqueline road or landis avenue because of activity overnight. for more onn that, wll send it right back to you. all right, mike, thank you. and developing that water main break in the south bay may cause some backups for you this morning in that commute. here is a live look for you in that area. milpitas. now, all eastbound lanes of calaveras boulevard are closed. this is from 680 to hill view drive. now, that's right by the milpitas town center. drivers are encouraged to avoid that area. well, reaction is

al green, congressman green was waving the cane. and apparently he was saying that you don't have a mandate to take away medicaid, which is probably an effective message. but i couldn't hear what he was saying. i only found that out because he told a reporter later, speaking of rebranding and speaking of congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, i want you to take a look at this. she, along with five other democratic congresswomen, released this choose your fighter video. their take on a rather old tiktok trend, in an effort to show that democrats are going to take on the trump administration. ashley, your thoughts? >> um, well. >> i probably yeah, i wouldn't do that. there is a whole theory that any press is good press. and i was watching all the different networks and everyone's playing the video, so maybe it's good. but i do agree with you. and generally the whole conversation, i was embarrassed when marjorie taylor greene did it. obviously it's embarrassing that what the democrats did. you don't want to be the jeffries right now d

greene from georgia. ms. greene: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for coming before our committee today. in the last four years our nation has been invaded by millions and millions of people who have crossed our border. there's also millions of what's called known gotaways. these are people that our government has no idea where they came from, who they are, what they're going to do in our country, and many of these known gotaways could be criminals, they could be part of the narco cartels, they could be terrorists. we don't know who they are. an there's millions of them here. this country has also been the victim of fentanyl. this is a dangerous chemical that comes from china, is made into pressed pills in mexico and canada, and illegally distributed into our country by the cartels. on average 200 to 300 americans die every single day interest fentanyl. not die, they're murdered. they're murdered. americans have also been victims of all types of illegal alien crimes. one family in particular, laken riley's family, i know them personally. a

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oh, it's al green. that makes total sense to me. that makes 100% sense.tic leaders had, that al green went beyond what they said. oh, we're just wearing we're color coordinating. they're even mad at the people who were holding up those signs, which really goes to show you how much they're trying to put stakes in decorum and act. and honestly, respectability politics versus actually showing themselves to be an opposition party to the trump administration. >> and they were standing there afterwards singing we shall overcome. and yet at the same time, completely forgetting the point, i guess forgetting history. when marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert stood up there yelling at joe biden during his state of the union address, and democrats, ten of them, ten of them, voted with the republicans to censure al green. >> my mother used to say, you have to be the bigger person. and i hated that because i don't want to be the bigger person when somebody is bullying you. right. like, and i think that that advice may have somehow made its way to the democratic p

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green, take your seat. >> speaker mike johnson removing representative al green of texas for disruptingremove this gentleman from the chamber. >> the president, continuing touting what he noted as victories over immigration. >> within hours of taking the oath of office, i declared a national emergency on our southern border, and i deployed the u.s. military and border patrol to repel the invasion of our country. and what a job they've done as a result. illegal border crossings last month were by far the lowest ever recorded ever. >> trump calling out democrats for refusing to applaud several female lawmakers wearing pink in protest. others holding various signs. >> and these people sitting right here will not clap, will not stand, and certainly will not cheer for these astronomical achievements. they won't do it no matter what. >> democrats, remaining stoic as trump highlighted his efforts to reshape the country's approach to social issues. >> and our country will be woke no longer. >> attacking die. >> we've ended the tyranny of so-called diversity, equity and inclusion policies all ac

he claimed to have terminated something called the green new scam, even though the green new deal congressional resolution was never actually passed and trump has not repealed the big environmental law that president biden did pass, there's a lot more. as you said. you can read our full list on cnn.com. but now i want to go into detail on an important and eye catching claim that was highly misleading. the president talked at length about millions of people being listed as alive in a social security database, even though they're obviously dead. listen. >> 3.9 million people from ages 130 to 139 live. 3.5 million people from ages 140 to 149. and money is being paid to many of them because it just keeps getting paid and paid and nobody does. and it really hurts social security and hurts our country. and one person is listed at 360 years of age, more than 100 years older than our country. >> i've spoken to conservative experts about this claim, and they've noted, jake, that the president is leaving out something absolutely critical to understanding this issue. here's what he failed to explain. thes

we have a lot of green in the south bay. as kari has been talking about san jose roadways a little bit slick, so be careful out there. some recent rains at tri-valley, no problem. altamont pass might get a little bit of rain as well. the green shows you the highlighting where there's likely to be some slicker pavement. no major problems as far as travel times. a nice easy drive through dublin 580 westbound shows you that coming towardhe dublin interchange itself. and as we look at the bay bridge, a nice easy light drive right now from the east bay into and out of san francisco. back to you right now. thanks, mike. well, finding nutritious food at affordable prices. ahead here on today in the bay, we're going to tell you about this new app. it's really looking to help your budget and find deals for your next grocery run as you work to make it in the bay. the stock market is near correction levels as investors worry about the future of the economy. is it going to get better today? out to the futures this morning. some welcome

i would say i supported al green. just like marjorie taylor greene did last year i think with biden's state of the union, you know, you've got to get a little bit of resistance. that's martin politics. i think the al green -- modern politics. i think the al green thing was the only former resistance i supported. peter: name your teacher in your school. caller:caller: ms. hogarth at the petty school in hightstown, new jersey, the peddie school. peter: you are taking ap government. would you said they are both d's and r's in your class, democrats and republicans? caller: i attend a boarding school in central jersey. i would say in our mock election this year, it was around 75% towards harris. it is a pretty democratic school. but it is not a very overtly political school. that is something i like. we do have d.e.i. days, which i am a fan of, a lot of talk about acceptance. it is a very diverse school. they give a lot of financial aid, which is something i love, people from all walks of life. but there's never a moment y

in terms of al green getting up, i'm not an enormous al green enperson but i don't want to her this fromof marjorie taylor greene or joe wilson when he stood up there and screamedoe "you lie" at barack obama. don't lecture me about decorum,l but i still thought that it was again a distraction from this. i think there should be a rule for all future joint sessions of congress, everybody applauds every guest. i can't think of a person that a democratic president or republican president has brought to one of these that did notas deserve your praise, or at least at-- >> jesse: rush limbaugh. >> jessica: i forgot aboute rush limbaugh. no, kidding. don't look at your phone, clap for kids with cancer. obviously all of that.of there was though, like, brit hume did call trump a political colossustr in his after remarks but he also said that this was the most partisan speech i've ever heard a president give. there was plenty of material in this for democrats to take and move on from. like donald trump saying-- we are going to talk about it later in the show, you know, there will be a bit of pain f

tiny in the green. >> but in the green. >> but it's possibly about what lutnick said this morning onomberg, saying that there could be some exemptions with tariffs, specifically autos, the auto industry, which is so critical to u.s. manufacturing here. take a listen to what lutnick just said earlier this morning on bloomberg. >> the president. >> is. >> listening, uh. >> to the offers. >> from mexico. >> and canada. he's thinking about trying to do something. >> in the middle. >> he's thinking about it. >> we're talking about it. we're going to. when i leave here, i'm going to go talk about it with him. and i think early this afternoon or this afternoon, we expect to make an announcement. and my, my thinking is it's going to be somewhere in the middle. >> so somewhere in the middle a compromise perhaps. we know through our reporting that president trump has been speaking to folks from canada and mexico. he's been hearing from a lot of people within his own party that these tariffs are maybe not good for the overall economy. interesting. last night we did not hear president trump ment

plenty of green, lou basenese is his joining me now. i want to talk terrorists. tomorrow the president delivers the states 25% tariff on mexico and canada and additional 10% on china. the market doesn't appear to be terribly worried. >> they were last week if you look at the confidence data use all the consumers are starting to worry about that and expect inflation to go higher. more important lease eeo czar worried about it. the earnings calls in february there was 2208 mentions of terrorists. it's obviously top of mine but here's the thing that you brought up, do we think will get tariffs tomorrow there always seems to be the 11th hour and 59th minute delay or further negotiation. i think this is part and parcel to trump's tactics you threaten to escalate to get to a settlement. >> everything said negotiation. >> even if they go into effect tomorrow i would venture a guess of the prediction i would be bold enough to say they won't be here by friday it'll get everyone to the table to come to resolution. 25% tariffs is not good for anyone, not this country or any

the 2nd commodification began when can we go and we go to was introducing the name of the green ribbon. and thoughts systems were transformed to commodity production systems. the green revolution that then don was talking about was one of the most dramatic developments in agriculture. in the 20th century, from the 1940s onwards technology that had already transformed food production in industrialized countries, especially the u. s was exported 1st to mexico and then beyond the western hemisphere in places like in bob way to keep focused on india and thailand. the impact was tangible within a decorative. so i'll think agriculture technologies being implemented. attention was focused on seeds and soil, high yielding crops that were easy to have is for sheets were developed through skilled grading and genetic modification. the slope was also supercharged with modern irrigation systems sprayed with pesticides and enriched with synthetic certain lives. in the initial decades, it was hard to see the green revolution as anything but a success. agricultural production jumped policy more consis

i mean, at least al green was interrupting last night to protect medicaid, unlike marjorie taylor greene demanding to know, you know, where are you hiding the dalmatians? or -- how about the time she showed up in full maga gear causing biden's eyes to nearly pop out of his head. [ laughter ] they had to take biden to walter reed after his speech just to get the eyes fully back in the sockets. [ laughter ] also my favorite part of that whole al green interruption was when trump tried to signal when his hands for green to be kicked out without stopping his speech. i mean trump has totally lost his fastball. i thought he would have a quick jab or a zinger for green, but he couldn't eveven get o the teleprompter. i mean, the guy's name is al green. you couldn't do something with that? "take him to the river." [ laughter ] now, there are apparently some democrats who are upset with green's protest last night. let's see what they were doing to express their displeasure with trump's agenda. >> democrats carrying out several forms of protest during president trump's speech. to my left here, you