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legislative solutions to this nation and we are proud to have so many people watching online and watch itt on tv to learn from our experts about this pressing challenge and the solutions we have two really help save lives and reduce a lot of really pressing complex you hear about on the news everyday. without further ado is my pleasure to introduce yadira to start a four day day. thanks for letting. >> hello and welcome, have -- beyond his status as a religious advocate for justice he is first and foremostt a father. one of the 43 students who were forcibly despair on december 26, 2014. the students of the teachers college in southwest mexico have come to be known as one of the worst forced disappearances in human rights abuses in mexican history. thisry horrific abuse of human rights alert parents andbu loved ones broken, torn, angry. he founded the group of runners called running for -- in your city where each month on the 26th they run to protest against humanity in mexico, protests forced dispenses and demand for justice. the return of their children as well as the over 100,000 individ

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choice and just surprise that they don't hold the feet to the fire more often inn their voting against itt children's education and the ability to learn more and be better students and citizens yet this union fashion the seems to be existing for years, holds them back. i was wondering what you think they do not ask for more choice. it just seems more reasonable and secondly, an issue the states are facing now, i cannot believe that more suburbanites, mothers and parents and grandparents are objecting to this, the male participation in women and girls sports and it is so unfair and it is so such a cultural seachange that is trying to happen in our country. and maybe you could address and i hope you feel better i love you work and thank you. >> thank you just wanted well i feel fine, paste want to sound better. and for soft, this parental choice not school choice and the reasonho why, school choice choosing building, parental choices about bringing the parents back into the education lives of the children. the greatest frustration of education happened two years ago, when every child was at

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. >>> very good to be with you, i'm alex wilt itt in for katy tr we have more on the breaking news of the suspected leaker of the classified documents attorney general merrick garland identified him as 21-year-old air national guardsman, jack tech t teixeira "the new york times" spoke with members of the private group teixeira oversaw the chat where 20 to 30 people, mostly young men and teenagers came together over a shared love of guns, racist online memes and video games. it is in that group that airman teixeira is said to have uploaded hundreds of pages of intelligence briefings, according to the times joining me now is justice correspondent, ken dilanian. the details are unbelievable in this case. walk us through what we know one more time, what is out there and how we think it got out there. >> what is out there, alex, are some highly classified documents showing the fruits of american eavesdropping, signals intelligence on russia and many other countries. very embarrassing revelations that the u.s. has supplied on allies not surprising to the allies, but embarrassing when it bec

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itt that cost. thanks a lot. well, go ahead. and you one point five billion over 10 years. what we simply do is we pull a dollar figure back to 20,2022 th to what we were spending just four months ago.e and the president goes out there and says, we're going we're going to starve babies., we're goinpeg to cut people off head start or something. that's not true. just four months ago, we were able to achieve all that. >> well, wait a minute.. i have a question. eating waste and joe biden claimed when he said he wasen h well when he recorded hisre couluncement that he's going to run for reelection because he couldn't do it live and gettt it right. he did. he did. publican he did accuse republicans of wanting to gut and cut social security. is there any truth to that, congressman? because i don't know ofgle a single republican that wants to do that. >> non wantse whatsoever. . but you know who is cutting you social security? medicare kno president biden, f? the first time in the historyde. of any president based upon allt the money he's spent, the congressional budget office bud

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trusted and they've got it from several different sources that this individual was, indeed, >> ds itteiban that apparently killed him or the united states? >> i don't care who it was that killed him. it's one less terrorist that we have to worry about. >> does it feel like justice to you? >> to me, it won't be justice ever. >> reporter: the bomb carved a path of death and destruction through the crowd, wounding 45 other servicemen and women and killing at least 170 afghan civilians. it sent more than 100 ball bearings into former marine tyler vargas andrews. >> i opened my eyes to marines dead or unconscious lying around me. >> reporter: pentagon officials say the taliban did not realize they had killed the planner of the bombing and are only now finding out they did their bitter enemy, the united states, a favor. norah. >> david martin at the pentagon, thank you. >>> let's turn now to today's other major story. president joe biden making it official, launching his 2024 re-election campaign and asking voters to help him, quote, finish the job. cbs's ed o'keefe is at the white house whe

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itt seems like sike a taxpayer funded vacation. and even the media mob,they a they are confused.d. well, they're pretty muchan usu always confused, but they're even more confused than usual. >> take a lookal at today's pretty needy and sensitive interactions with political leaders here. i thincak there's a perception that the rest of this week is essentially tree plantingessl bellringing and a taxpayertaxpar funded family reunio-fundedn, wt with the white house say to that charge that this is essentially the presidentomio coming to rediscover his rootsre and that there may not be much substance beyond. i don't, not surprisingly, dispute that characterization. like i said,gly the president today is going to have the opportunity to meet with the prime minister of the u.k. i think the president feels very strongly that thereet is is benefit both here as well as in the united states to mark the anniversary of the good friday agreement. >> so, joe , irs enjoying his irish vacation. the world, by the way, is nowris entering the most dangerousew time, in my view, since since w world war t

non-cr >> and he is going to face itt head on with his legal team and he's going to fight it. and you've got to give him the courage to go instead of runnin runningg and hiding. great tony fauci.roll i got to roll. thank you both, as always.g up a lot more coming up on this't l busy friday news night.themse the left, they can't hellvp themselves wait to hear and seee bizarre reactions to the trump indictment. we'll check in with tulsi gabbard. she reacts when we come back . i can't believe this is how you kids talk to your friends. this is talking. did you have a nice day? look at the size of these butterfly shrimp, giant, normal shrimp. >> what she's talking. >> think, you know, ron desantis think you get in congress. desantis voted three separate times to cut social security. that's right. three times over three years. worse, desantis voted to cut medicare two times. dissent is even voted to raise the retirement age to 70. >> the more you learn about the sadness, the more you see he doesn't share our values. >> he's just not ready to be president . make america great again.

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the history of humanity, by the threat fn itt comesl secu to nl security is a threat from otheri tribes. the other tribe in this case d is one that wants to dominate the world economically and ultimately throughy, if it self-determination and power. and tammy, if it is if it does play out to the priorities ofco these college sophomores that we turllegsophomorn our entire o ive's and turn down the fossil fuels, we will be granting b china not only self-determination, but power over the world. e the minerals that dictate that iv. behavior that go into thosei batteries not only in china, but are in essentially chinese colonies in south americaas lon and in africa. so as long as we continue to focus on trans issues or climate change, we will lose when it comes to national security that excellent point. ambassador, we've got a week here with a bunch of distractions, if you will , wee including the arrest of a former president . you've got lot o these almost r on some college campuses with trans activists. and yet we also what i listed a lot of people might not have heard about the attack in

i left itt was 34. after eight years. inix the six years sense, and has gone from 34 down at 53. i lived there. i have not seen an $18 billion increase in the quality of life from the people of new jersey. i haven't seen i and we have not proportional increase of federal spending happening under both administrations over the last eight years the trump administration did nothing about spending sitting on the stage with him with a white paper by what we need to do about entitlement and said that white paper it smart i would never before because it passes people off but that needs to be done but i'm not going too do it. so it is both sides before i say no to anybody. now with foreign-policy, we haven't had one of those in a long time w but we better have that conversation. i will tell you that to me is not a difficult one. i hear governor desantis aan week or two ago called what's happening with ukraine and russia a territorial dispute. let me tell you. when your property is surveyed and you find out your neighbors fence is 6 inches on your property that is a territorial dispute whe

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so one day before five paragraphs devoted to itt in the dobbs decision, absolutely nothing. and as we look at this kind of history as you mentioned, it's a selective, it's opportunistic. cherry picks through history. let me just say this, roe v. wade was a 72 decision. five of the seven justices were republican appointed. prescott bush the father george h. w. bush was a treasure of planned parenthood. in the roe v. wade decision, what justice blackmun mention that it's actually write abortion had not been criminalized in the united states. the pilgrims have performed abortion. so had indigenous people. one abortion becomes criminalized in this country it was leading to and around te te civil war and we see some of the same rhetoric today used then, the concern about the browning ofth the united , and that was the impetus for early abortion laws during the time of the civil war. we see the same kind of rhetoric today. >> thank you. my time is up but but i donw can allow ms. zurawski, behalf of speak on essentially the federal damage of these decision. >> thank you. and thank

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