israel. but because of iron dome, israel is no longer defenseless. iron dome has saved lives, both israeli and palestinian. america's commitment to iron dome is rock solid. today's vote will make that clear. in spite that some on both sides of this aisle will seek to make israel and our unyielding support for the u.s.-israel support a wedge issue. there are so many reasons for hope in the region. israel has a new government with the broadest measuring coalition, including arab parties. israelis and palestinians are talking to each other again. the abraham accords are changing the dynamic between israel and her arab neighbors. progress in all these areas starts with and depends on security. 10 more seconds? progress in all these areas starts with and depends on security, and security starts with and relies on iron dome funding. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this critical funding and hope the senate will take it up immediately. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from tennessee. mr. fleischmann

israel. especially with what the iron dome represents. have been to israel, the areas where the iron dome is actually utilized. to save lives. to save everybody's life who lives in israel. they can at least have some solace that knowing that the iron dome is there to protect them. thousands of rockets were fired into israel. that is why we need to put this billion dollars in place to allow them to replenish the iron dome missiles that saved lives in israel. that is what this is about. we should be with israel, not just on thursday, should be with them on tuesday, monday, we need to stay with our ally against attacks that we see from anti-semites around the world. i urge passage of this bill. >> gentlelady from connecticut. >> i yield one minute to my good friend from maryland. >> the gentleman from maryland is recognized for one minute. >> i thank the gentlelady for yielding. this is not a partisan issue. frankly, the -- those brought to the fore the other day, what have said we are going to pay the debts of the united states because we do

israel. but because of iron dome, israel is no longer defenseless. on dome has saved lives, both israeli and palestinian. america's commitment to iron dome is rock solid. today's vote will make that clear. in spite that some on both sides of this aisle will seek to make israel and our unyielding support for the u.s.-israel support a wedge issue. there are so many reasons for hope in the region. israel has a new government with the broadest measuring coalition, including arab parties. israelis and palestinians are talking to each other again. the abraham accords are changing the dynamic between israel and her arab neighbors. progress in all these areas starts with and depends on security. 10 more seconds? progress in all these areas starts with and depends on security, and security starts with and relies on iron dome funding. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this critical funding and hope the senate will take it up immediately. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from tennessee. mr. fleischmann:

israel. but because of iron dome, israel is no longer defenseless. iron dome has saved lives, both israeli and palestinian. america's commitment to iron dome is rock solid. today's vote will make that clear. in spite that some on both sides of this aisle will seek to make israel and our unyielding support for the u.s.-israel support a wedge issue. there are so many reasons for hope in the region. israel has a new government with the broadest measuring coalition, including arab parties. israelis and palestinians are talking to each other again. the abraham accords are changing the dynamic between israel and her arab neighbors. progress in all these areas starts with and depends on security. 10 more seconds? progress in all these areas starts with and depends on security, and security starts with and relies on iron dome funding. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting this critical funding and hope the senate will take it up immediately. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from tennessee. mr. fleischmann

not only does this bill include language to suspend the debt ceiling, the funding for israel's iron dome missile defense system was removed from the bill after it was filed. i do not understand why this decision was made because it was only four short months ago that israel faced rocket attacks on a scale that had never been seen before. israeli civilians would have suffered terrible casualties had it not been for iron dome. iron dome rocket interceptors need to be restored, and that is why funding was included as part of the original package. we should not be turning our backs on our steadfast ally at a time when they continue to face dangerous threats from terrorists. the decision of full funding will lead israel more vulnerable. in addition to this funding being removed, there are some other items that deserve further review as we move forward with the fiscal year 2022 appropriations process. for example, we must give the department of homeland security the resources it needs to address the historically high number of migrants flooding our borders. the situation on the border is the w

it funds the government, and it restores funding for israel's iron dome. we are three days away from government shutdown for one reason. democrats control washington. a clean vote on disaster relief and a continuing resolution to fund the government, legislation filed by senators mcconnell and shelby, passes today with overwhelming bipartisan support. we know that. but my democratic colleagues are holding this critical funding set not just to fund the government, but funding set to benefit victims of disasters in my state and elsewhere hostage to fund their planned tax-and-spend extravaganza. disaster victims need disaster relief. it's one month since hurricane ida, six months from unprecedented ice storms, six months since -- excuse me -- 12 months since hurricanes laura and delta wreaked havoc on southwest louisiana. disaster assistance is long overdue. this bill gets it done. and while recovering from two years worth of storms, we can't allow the national flood insurance program to expire. many policyholders especially in louisiana are still recovering

had that decision to make instead of jettisoning the debt ceiling they threw israel under the bus and yetsonned the iron dome funding. it was a disgraceful moment and ultimately we stood up and said we insist that you help support israel, replenish the iron dome missiles. we've said if you negotiate with us, again, it's got to be a negotiation with republicans to ultimately come to an agreement which is how it's always been. when we've had bipartisan agreements in the past, bipartisan means you work with people on both sides not just in one chamber but both in the house and senate. they have yet to d that. we have encouraged them to do it. kay gringer and her team are ready to go. it's time for speaker pelosi and frankly for president bide ton fulfill their promise of working with everybody and actually do it which they've yet to. reporter: if the bill passes, moderates will peel away from the reconciliation bill. why don't you see the same thing, the same tie namic? why don't you see the best way to kill the reconciliation bill is to get the moderate democrat- mr. scalise: we tried to work with dems on an i

right, guys, coming up, the progressive squad forces house democrats to cut $1 billion for israel's iron domee spending bill prompting israel to hold crisis talks with the u.s. reaction to this move next. veteran homeowners, mortgage rates are still near all time lows. and home values are at all time highs. that makes right now the best time in history to use your va refi benefit and get cash. you could take out $50,000 or more because the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. use that cash to pay high rate credit card debt or plan for retirement. the newday 100 va loan. >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story. this couple was on a camping trip... ...when their windshield got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service you can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ (vo) at t-mobile for business, unconventional thinking means we see things differently, so you can focus on what matters most. whether it's ensuring food arrives as fres

alexandria ocasio cortez gets emotional as the house passes $1 billion for israel's iron dome. >> 483 the squad member didn't vote no changing her vote to present as the measure passed overwhelmingly. good to see you. let's focus on the tears. genuine or pure political theater? >> she learns from the best or they learn from each other, the empathy, she wants a new cycle out of this and a lot of reporters will ask what she is crying about in her answer will be nonsensical just like president biden when they ask him about basically anything he simply says i feel for you, i care for you and we are supposed to move on, that's what she is doing, the bill they passed funds a nonoffensive measure through 0, nothing to do with taxing anybody, it is to protect them from missiles. the whole thing was a stunt and we are supposed to care about it. >> he voted present, didn't vote no. this iron dome protects the jewish people in israel, why would she be so upset in providing funding to our greatest ally in the middle east. >> after therapist, don't know the answer to that but makes her look good f

any votes to spare on their time -- on their side because of the $1 billion allocated for the israel iron dome, there were a lot of tensions when it came to israel -- when he came to the israel/palestine conflict. democratic leaders removed that iron dome funding and took it up as a standalone bill days later. even though it was a couple of days afterward, some of the progressives were complaining that there was not much time to view the standalone bill and it was very rushed. especially when there are bills where democrats are trying very hard or either party -- this is bipartisan -- we congressional sleep -- when congressional leaders need to get something done, they strike while the iron is hot. host: by doing that, did the democrats hand republicans and issue in terms of republicans being able to accuse democrats of not supporting israel when that funding was removed? guest: that is something republicans absolutely jumped on last week. that is something that republicans have been trying to highlight over the last couple of years. during the floor debate last week, you could see tensions on

urgent relief to louisiana, help vetted afghans who helped america, and continue supporting israel's iron dome which saves innocent lives. senate republicans were ready, and house democratic leaders say they'll act on whatever c.r. we send them. but democrats blocked the senate from even considering our legislation. instead the democratic leader held a vote that he knew would fail on a bill he knew was a nonstarter. game playing instead of governing. so look, mr. president, for more than two months -- two months -- republicans have explained that the unified democratic party government will not get bipartisan support for a debt limit hike while they write a partisan taxing-and-spending spree behind closed doors. it's as simple as that. bipartisanship isn't a light switch that democrats can switch on when they need to borrow money and flip off when they want to spend money. if democrats want to use fast-track, party-line procedures to ram through trillions more in inflationary socialism, they'll have to use the same tools to handle the debt limit. they've known this for more than two months. i

democratic inviting on capitol hill as 9 us members tried to stop funding for israel's iron dome that joining us with live reaction. ashley moody pushes back on a federal judge blocking florida from enforcing its ban on sanctuary cities. doctor nicole saphier, general jack keane, nancy grace and because it is friday, geraldo. a busy 3 hours pics of 17 minutes from now on the channel you trust, back to the twelfth floor. todd: del rio, texas, new reports show border agents reported extra resources in june but they are stepping up enforcement as dozens of buses filled with patient migrants make their way to a mexican border town. >> flying to other parts of the country, that is open border, they are allowing haitians to go through america without covid testing without any vetting whatsoever. >> here is mark brnovich. nikki haley mentioning, you soon this administration over its vaccine mandate saying this violates the equal protection clause by requiring us citizens to get the vaccine. to decline to get the vaccine. let's play lawyer here, textbook discrimination in constitutional law.

steve: well, the good news is, the house has approved a billion dollars for the iron dome in israel despitewhich would be a great move. carley: tough details on a story i want to bring you here. illegal immigrant sentenced to 30 years in prison after pleading guilty to kidnapping and killing his ex-girlfriend javier decile have a rosas was convicted of breaking into the new york city home of valerie reas beating her and hiding her body in a suitcase in 2019. she was missing for one week before being discovered in a wooded area in greenwich. the family calling the da silva rosas, quote: a worthless soul. minneapolis residents are asking for the national guard and state patrol to help the city with a surge in violent crime. 26 locals writing a letter to governor tim waltz describing their neighborhood as a, quote, war zone. this as the city is set to vote on a measure to replace the minneapolis police department. governor waltz sis his office is, quote: working to prevent gun violence. cdc guidance that recommended phasing out masks for school kids is now gone from the agency's website. that

i firmly believe that we cannot wait any longer to replenish israel's iron dome missile defense system that was so successful this past spring when israel was under attack. the iron dome bill that passed the house last week had overwhelming support of 420 votes. the best solution would have been for the senate to add back the iron dome funding to this c.r. since that did not happen, i hope my colleagues in the senatl continue to work to get the iron dome bill passed as a standalone legislation as quickly as possible. israel deserve ours strong support. it's essential that the terrorists who wish to do them harm know that the united states stands by our allies and friends. i also have concerns about some of the provisions related to afghanistan. i hope the issues raised by senator cotton during consideration this morning can be addressed. thank you and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from connecticut. ms. delauro: i really am pleased that we are here this afternoon to take up the continuing resolution. i would just make one point and it is a bil

the deep dive over the funding for israel's iron dome defense system plunged them into political quick sand as deadlines debt ceiling and possible shutdown. there has been some movement. congressional correspondent chad pergram has the latest tonight from capitol hill. >> israel's scores it money for iron dome after all. house leader steny hoyer says it comes in a stand alone bill later this week. democratic leaders had tucked a billion dollars to reload israel's missile defense system inside a bill to fund the government and suspend the debt ceiling. >> iron dome saved lives and property. and held israel secure. >> republican lawmakers back the plan. >> we should not be turning our backs on our steadfast ally at a time when they continue to face dangerous threats from terrorists. >> but progressives threaten to shut down the government if democrats left the iron dome provision in. the revolt underscores the chasm between democrats over israel and how the democratic leadership kowtows to liberals. >> it's clear that the leadership of the democratic party right now is moving to the tune

for israel house democrats have just voted to remove this provision for $1000000000.00 for israel's iron dome air defense system. now this is a move which follows progresses in the party objecting and was done to help keep they say the federal government running through and funded through december 3rd, avoid the shut down for those of us that are just hearing about this. now the house appropriations committee chair woman said the funding would be included in the final by parson, by camera defense funding bill. later this year, ned, you 1st do you think they showed a change coming in regard to support for israel with democrats who are now in congress leading and the pad that showing the powerful progressive wing is now taking control of the party. yeah, no one of the dirty little secrets of the far left their anti some ice and i think you're seeing this displayed and some of the policy decisions. now we hear that israel is thinking about withdrawing its ambassador to the u. s. over this very issue of cutting funding for the iron dome, which of course saved maybe hundreds if not thousands of li

i firmly believe that we cannot wait any longer to replenish israel's iron dome missile defense system that was so successful this past spring when israel was under attack. the iron dome bill that passed the house last week had overwhelming support of 420 votes. the best solution would have been for the senate to add back the iron dome funding to this c.r. since that did not happen, i hope my colleagues in the senatl continue to work to get the iron dome bill passed as a standalone legislation as quickly as possible. israel deserve ours strong support. it's essential that the terrorists who wish to do them harm know that the united states stands by our allies and friends. i also have concerns about some of the provisions related to afghanistan. i hope the issues raised by senator cotton during consideration this morning can be addressed. thank you and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from connecticut. ms. delauro: i really am pleased that we are here this afternoon to take up the continuing resolution. i would just make one point and it is a bil

supporters of israel should take note. if iron dome party support, then there is nothing pro israel that won't be in jeopardy in congress. i think that's a fair assessment. do you? >> i have agree. the "wall street journal" got that right. iron dome is purely a defensive missile system. it is intended to just shoot down incoming missiles. and we have as a country been very united, democrats and republicans, in supporting this and pushing this with israel. today's democratic party is not the same democratic party. they can't even push this through. it's a terrible embarrassment. there are other funding mechanisms. this promotes peace. that's what it does. without iron dome the israelis will go right into the gaza strip and take out that threat. with iron dome it is defensive. >> trace: iron dome will repel 80 to 90% of the rockets and missiles coming in. ted cruz was talking about the democratic support. if any dems do they have the courage to oppose this? a democrat tweeted to target iron dome means the issue isn't a genuine concern ov

there will be sub plemtal resources voted on iron dome. israelrity. that will get done. some people are trying to play political games on the other side with the u.s./israel relationship. we'll get this done. >> congressman josh gottheimer, i'll let you get back to work. i know you have a lot to do. >> thanks. great to see you. take care. >>> federal officials are searching a nature reserve for gabby pet tea toe's fiance. are we still exclusive? absolutely. and that's exactly why you should join. i just heard something amazing! now for the first time one medication was approved to treat and prevent migraines. nurtec is the first and only option proven to treat and prevent migraines with one medication. onederful. one quick dissolve tablet can start fast and last. don't take if allergic to nurtec. the most common side effects were nausea, stomach pain, and indigestion. with nurtec odt, i treat migraine my way. what's your way? ask your doctor about nurtec to find out! why bother mastering something? why hand-tune an audio system? why include the m

. >> democrats also had to strip 1 billion from the legislation to restock israel's iron dome missilegressives balked that reveals a democratic divide over support for israel. so this is a game of chicken. democrats dared the g.o.p. to vote no and the g.o.p. hopes democrats blink. both approaches risk default. the house votes later tonight. bret? >> bret: chad pergram falling it all on capitol hill. thanks. qatar's foreign minister tells us why he was not surprised to see kabul fall so quickly plus correspondent trey yingst has a firsthand look at the equipment left behind by the u.s. military on its way out of average. >> there are thousands of humvees, aircraft and other critical pieces of military equipment left behind now in the hands of the taliban. ♪ ♪ i wonder how the firm's doing without its fearless leader. you sure you want to leave that all behind? yeah. stay restless with the rx. crafted by lexus. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. ok, let's talk about those changes to your financial plan. bill, mary? hey... it's our former broker carl. carl, say hi to nina, our schw

you've got the squad forcing their party's leadership to cut $1 billion for israel's iron dome.hy are the progressives constantly getting what they want? i mean, what's going on here? is the democrat party hijacked by alexandria ocasio-cortez and her progressive colleagues? congressman: that's exactly the situation. that's the truth. they get what they want because they control the democratic party. they control nancy pelosi. they control president biden. and they are going to continue to control them. i agree with you, maria. we shouldn't default. i don't think anyone believes that's a good idea but it's the only lever that we have in order to try to get the democrats to work with us on a reasonable number of spending, reasonable tax bill. for heaven sake the tax bill moving to congress right now is fundamentally dishonest compared to what the president said he would propose in the past. why in the world would they not sinai ron dome when in the last year we know we have seen thousands, tens of thousands of rockets larged from hamas to israel and now we are going to take away i

not only does this bill include language to suspend the debt ceiling, the funding for israel's iron dome missile defense system was removed from the bill after it was filed. i do not understand why this decision was made because it was only four short months ago that israel faced rocket attacks on a scale that had never been seen before. israeli civilians would have suffered terrible casualties had it not been for iron dome. iron dome rocket interceptors need to be restored, and that is why funding was included as part of the original package. we should not be turning our backs on our steadfast ally at a time when they continue to face dangerous threats from terrorists. the decision of full funding will lead israel more vulnerable. in addition to this funding being removed, there are some other items that deserve further review as we move forward with the fiscal year 2022 appropriations process. for example, we must give the department of homeland security the resources it needs to address the historically high number of migrants flooding our borders. the situation on the border is the w

within the democratic caucus, some members objective of the inclusion of a billion dollars for israel's iron dome defense system which as you, know shoots down incoming rockets fired at israel. the funding was removed and will be voted on in a later bill. but republicans criticize the change and vowed to stand as allies with israel. that brings up the democrats deep divide. which is threatening biden sweeping domestic agenda. progressives and moderates, the left in the middle, artist and off over went to vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill, which is already passed in the senate. and the much larger and more expensive bill which expands the social safety net. right now moderates want to vote on the infrastructure bill on monday as promised, progressives have threatened not to supported unless the larger bill passes first. earlier the leader of the progressive caucus, spoke with rachel meadow. >> all of a sudden the tables get turned on us and we are now finding that people are saying no they're just passing the infrastructure bill, and will get to childcare later, we'll get to pay leave the

the iron dome is the world's best missile defense system developed by israel and america. ns. our military uses the iron don't to defend our bases. anti-semites in the democrat party hate it. watch this exchange between the two house democrats. >> we cannot be talking only about israelis need for safety at a time when palestinians are living under a violent apartheid system. they are dying for what human rights watchers said are war crimes. >> i cannot allow one of my colleagues to stand on the floor of the house of representatives and label the jewish democratic state of israel an apartheid state. i reject it. that is anti-semitism and i reject that. stuart: i don't know how the democrats hold their party together. this started early this week when the squad killed american funding for iron dome development. they didn't want israeli citizens, civilians to be protected from terror attacks because they are israelis. when you vote to let terrorists kill jews, that is anti-semitism. after the squad's no vote, israel's foreign minister, house majority leader steny hoyer who arr

billion to support afghan refugees but the continuing resolution was stripped of $1 million for israel's iron domepushback from progressives. axios reports there has never been a situation where military aid was held up because of objections from members of congress. the bill now goes to the senate where minority leader mitch mcconnell says republicans will not vote for it. >> this one is not being negotiated on a bipartisan basis, because, obviously, we're not involved in any bipartisan discussion, regarding the reckless taxing and spending legislation that they're having apparently some challenges in putting together. because of its comprehensive reach. and because of its devastating impact on the american economy. so, the debt ceiling will be raised as it always should be, but it will be raised by the democrats. >> mcconnell is pushing for democrats to include the debt ceiling extension in the reconciliation bill. but the path to passing democrats the $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill remains uncertain. president biden will hold several meetings today. the meetings are an effort from the white

this time though, it was on a bill to add one billion dollars in additional funding for israel's iron domet that the rushed process did not give her enough time to speak to her constituents about it. before we go, let's hear what our panel thinks about. this guy's? maz, start with you. hypocrisy is more complicated? >> it's complicated. i mean, the impeachment was easy. the guy did it. yes, go. this is real, panelist kind, i have jewish friends, i have palestinian friends. you say one thing, one side gets upset. the other thing, the other side gets upset. so, it's hard, man. i'm not gonna say anything because -- president. president. [laughs] >> terror, where do you come down on this? >> oh, it's hypocrisy. she did this grandstanding when it was politically convenient for her against tulsi tulsi gabbard back. then on a vote that ended inconsequential, she switches her vote present. why? it was a political calculation. she watched her she represents new york and there's a lot of jews that one iron dome funding. so, hypocrisy. >> friend, final word to you. real quick. >> i have to say it is

it funds the government, and it restores funding for israel's iron dome.are three days away from government shutdown for one reason. democrats control washington. a clean vote on disaster relief and a continuing resolution to fund the government, legislation filed by senators mcconnell and shelby, passes today with overwhelming bipartisan support. we know that. but my democratic colleagues are holding this critical funding set not just to fund the government, but funding set to benefit victims of disasters in my state and elsewhere hostage to fund their planned tax-and-spend extravaganza. disaster victims need disaster relief. it's one month since hurricane ida, six months from unprecedented ice storms, six months since -- excuse me -- 12 months since hurricanes laura and delta wreaked havoc on southwest louisiana. disaster assistance is long overdue. this bill gets it done. and while recovering from two years worth of storms, we can't allow the national flood insurance program to expire. many policyholders especially in louisiana are still recovering from

madam chair, israel's iron dome has saved countless lives from barrages of missiles launched by hamas. one would think that the majority would understand this fact and recognize the iron dome's significance. however, after caving to the demands of several of their own fringe members yesterday, it's clear they don't have a clue. israel has always been a long-standing ally to the united states and now is not the time to turn our back on israel. madam speaker, without question, house republicans are proud to stand with israel and the jewish community. our alliance with them is the testament to our shared values and it should not be forsaken under any circumstances. madam speaker, there's no issue small enough to escape washington's liberals' pernicious grasp. for one, anonymous bureaucrats demand disgustingly low levels of salt and fat in school lunches, even though dieticians acknowledge these ingredients are part of a well-balanced diet. house democrats have also passed a bill that would skip the top off workers' paychecks to line the pockets of union bosses even though there's workers

emily: one of the main things was funding to assist israel's iron dome.of contention when progressive members said they would not be supporting that funding. it was taken off the bill so the bill could move quickly. lawmakers said they will add in that funding for the iron dome later. it only goes until december 3. in a few weeks, they will need to pass another bill. they will be aiming to fund the government through september 30 of 2022. >> congressional reporter emily wilkins in d.c.. let's get to vonnie quinn with the first word headlines. the mood and manufacturers in japan improved, according to the boj's survey. sentiment among medium-size enterprises measured six compared to a forecast of negative one. china's central government has ordered top energy state owned companies to secure supplies at all costs. the order was issued during an emergency meeting earlier this week and said blackouts will not be tolerated. india slumped to a surplus on robust services and exports and a narrower trade deficit. the current account was up $6.5 billion. forecasts

>> no you're talking the small fraction of people and the iron dome and we walked with the key israel relationship and key to the united states and there were nine people who ultimately didn't vote for it of all 135 in the party and entire congress so this is one of the things where you're always going to have a few people and see the same thing on the republican side always a few people who vote against the party. in fact, republican voted against iron dome as well. at the end of the day it's very clear when it comes to major things, when it comes to the priorities, like u.s.-israel and infrastructure, everyone will be there and i'm not worried about it. a reason why back in august we all came together and voted. every single democrat who bring this bipartisan infrastructure bill to the floor and the who us this coming week and that's what we'll be doing on monday. and we'll all get together and win, and for the country and that's what we need right now and frankly, i just don't see anything getting in the way of such important accomplishments for the country and frankly, for the pre

. >> in the house it's passed a stand alone bill for a billion dollars too replenish israel's iron domeber that next of the squad managed to nix it from the budget bill but it's back in now because of a stand alone bill so israel will be getting the money it needs to replace the missiles for that iron dome defensive system. >> next up, hunt for gabby's fiance. we look at where the couple was camping out in wyoming as police search for any new clues in this case. t newhomeowners. n newday's refi rate is the lowest in their history. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. one call can save you thousands every year. and it's easy. there's no money out of pocket and no upfront fees. and while some banks are raising their rates, newday is holding the line for veterans. lock in your rate. we did it again. verizon has been named america's most reliable network by rootmetrics. and our customers rated us #1 for network quality in america according to j.d. power. number one in reliability, 16 times in a row. most awarded for network quality, 27 times in a row. proving once again that nobody bui

particularly displeased the spending bill omits $1 billion for israel's iron dome defense. he squad pushing democrats to eliminate that aid for israel. actor wily best known for his role in sex in the city dies after a battle with cancer. >> you are wearing white. >> like a virgin. >> touched for the very first time. >> garson playing a friend and confidante of carrie bradshaw in the series. he was reportedly on set filming scenes for the reboot weeks ago. his on screen husband played by the actor mario writing i couldn't have had a more brilliant tv partner. i'm deficit stated and overwhelmed with sadness. garrson was 57 years old. so young, so, so young. steve: they were filming the movie just a block away. that is too sad. too bad. god rest his soul. brian: thanks, jillian. still ahead, many campus culture war still going on. higher education pushing students further and further to the left. former protest who resigned in protest of his school's woke curriculum joins us next. rachel: plus, this new york cop was just named the first hispanic police chief in her department.

progressives may have prevailed when it comes to the iron dome and israel.l test will come if they get their trillion dollar spending plan, or if it's cut to please moderates. >> shannon: thank you very much. it's time for kevin corke to return because it's very special tonight. the holidays are coming. kevin can happen to have in the studio here a fall turkey dinner ready for thanksgiving. >> that sounds so good. >> shannon: so i've got to tell you, we have come a people, something is spotted, and kevin is great, i will try this too. this is candy corn, but this is turkey dinner, apple pie, and coffee dinner corn them which is horrendous. says it comes with green beans and stuffing. they are different colors. i'm going to open this up. are you willing to try this out? >> full disclosure, shannon, i've honestly never really cared for candy corn, to be honest. but i'm willing to give it the old college try. which one are you -- why don't we divvy it up? going to start out by trying -- >> i'll try the green beans. >> roasted turkey, that's the one brown on top

they also take up a bill providing $1 billion to fund israel's iron dome missile defense system. at c-span2, the senate is back at nine :00 a.m. they will vote on the confirmation for u.s. district judge for the district of columbia. on c-span3, the senate homeland security committee host a hearing on cyber security infrastructure threats in the u.s. that is at 10:15 eastern. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these television companies and more, including charter communications. >> broadband is a force for power. that is why charter has invested aliens building infrastructure, upgrading technology, empowering opportunity in communities big and small. charter is connecting us. >> charter communications supports c-span as a public service, along with these other tillerson providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. -- television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> coming up this morning, the debt ceiling and immigration

any votes to spare on their time -- on their side because of the $1 billion allocated for the israel iron domethere were a lot of tensions when it came to israel -- when he came to the israel/palestine conflict. democratic leaders removed that iron dome funding and took it up as a standalone bill days later. even though it was a couple of days afterward, some of the progressives were complaining that there was not much time to view the standalone bill and it was very rushed. especially when there are bills where democrats are trying very hard or either party -- this is bipartisan -- we congressional sleep -- when congressional leaders need to get something done, they strike while the iron is hot. host: by doing that, did the democrats hand republicans and issue in terms of republicans being able to accuse democrats of not supporting israel when that funding was removed? guest: that is something republicans absolutely jumped on last week. that is something that republicans have been trying to highlight over the last couple of years. during the floor debate last week, you could see tensions on d

alexandria ocasio-cortez getting emotional as the house passes a 1 billion-dollars to fund israel's iron dome was all an act, crocodile tears. the squad member did not vote no changing her vote to present but the measure overwhelmingly passed. take a look at market this is morning, futures are indicating a decline to end the week this morning, dow industrials down 100 point as you can see. bitcoin is also lower. futures indicating a decline of 101 on the dow. 17 points lower on the s&p and the nasdaq down 80 points this after a huge day yesterday where stocks sored. all three major indices finished in the green by cyclical stocks, 106 points at the close, nasdaq 155 and s&p higher by 53. european markets are fractionally lower. take a look at euro zone. ftse 100 and coronavirus and dax index in germany down. worst performer is actually the cac in paris down 63 points. that's about 1%. in asia overnight, markets finished mostly lowerment beijing, communist party asking investors to prepare for property lender evergrande's collapse. it does not look like it will be bailing it out and check out

they will also take up the year of $1 trillion to bart -- support the israel iron dome missile defense the confirmation of lawrence pan to be a district court judge of district libya. on c-span3, the senate homeland security committee will hold a hearing on cyber security infrastructure threats in the united states. that is at 1015 eastern time. >> joseph stalin has been dead for three years when his successor stunned a closed gathering of communist officials with a litany of his assessors abuses. it was meant to clear the way for reform from above. crews have secret speech of february 25, 1956, shattered the myth of stalin's infallibility. this is the way harvard press introduces the book moscow in 1956, the silent spring. georgetown university professor smith. professor smith is on this episode of book notes plus. listen on c-span.com or on wherever you get your podcasts. >> washington journal continues. host: we have a democrat out of new york and a member of the appropriations committee. good morning to you sir. guest: good morning. host: how did you vote on raising the debt ceilin

the continuing resolution was stripped of $1 billion in funding for israel's iron dome defense system there has never been a situation where a military aid for israel was held up because of objections from members of congress. that funding will likely be in the defense bill. >> john, first of all, we've got to first address, mitch mcconnell talking about reckless spending. under donald trump, we had the largest deficits ever. >> i believe he was there, mitch. >> largest federal debt ever. we had the four largest federal budgets ever. the biggest budgets ever. there were no complaints. in fact, republicans said, of course we're going to pass, you know, and raise the debt limit. it would be irresponsible for us not to. so, of course, that's ridiculous on one side. then for democrats, i mean, how hard are they trying to make this on themselves? strip out funding for israel defending itself against rockets coming in from hamas. i don't really -- you -- not you, but they can have whatever views they want to have on israel and the palestinians, right? >> right. >> i may agree with them more

the congressional funding is being given to help israel replenish its iron dome missile defense systemwhich is built in part by the u.s. military contractor raytheon. eight democrats voted against the measure, including michigan's rashida tlaib, the first palestinian-american congresswoman. >> i rise in opposition to the supplemental. i will not support war crimes, human rights abuses, and violence. we cannot be talking only about israelis need for safety at a time when palestinians are living under a violent apartheid system and are dying from what human rights watch has set are war crimes. we should also be talking about palestinian needs for early attacks. we must be consistent in our commitment to human life, period. everyone deserves to be safe. amy: catalan separatist leader carles puigdemont has been detained in italy on an arrest warrant from spain where he is wanted on sedition charges for his role in organizing an independence referendum for catalonia in 2017. he has been living in exile for four years. back in the united states come abortion providers in texas have asked the

iron dome saves both israeli and palestinian lives? >> bret: are ambassador erdan says without the iron dome israel would have to respond to attacks withting in more lives lost. a state department official says the u.s. is aware of about 100 american citizens and legal permanent residents who are still, still trying to leave afghanistan. tonight, we look at the economic future of that country and hear more from the mayor of kabul on that. that's where we find correspondent trey yingst in kabul tonight. >> a former u.s. citizen and now the mayor of kabul. is he one of the last afghan government officials still serving under taliban rule. >> i have a responsibility. i have been given this responsibility to do something. and if i just live like others, what have i achieved? what do i tell myself the next morning? >> as afghanistan shifts from a corrupt democracy to a tribal sharia based system, the future of the country remains uncertain. economic deterioration, cull pepped with taliban leadership that knows little about govern something a recipe for economic crisis. in an effort to attract international aid and support, the taliban is te