most people wonder and say, where did jasmine crockett come from ? realize that i had the closest statehouse race in texas when i ran. won by 90 votes. when people feel like their votes do not count, i try to tell them that i would not be in congress but for people believing enough to put me into the statehouse. >> so many came out late in the day is that i don't have to make it over the top and i will be the one to help do it. that is the power. in the south, texas and georgia, it was about voting. and then it became about abortion. it is about abortion and book banning in florida. we have all sorts of freedoms being taken away. that is the obligation of citizenship. you have the right to vote any of our locations to protect what that is. that needs to be motivating. whatever those things are, your freedom and your environmental freedom is being taken away from you. >> it is i am so expected about florida. i may be the only person expected. because the people get to raise their voices. it is something we do not have access to in the state of texas.

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we will hear from house members jasmine crockett and betty thompson. >>> opening statements in donald trump's first criminal trial just over 24 hours away. we are getting set for a crucial week in court. at your coffee and settle in. welcome to the weekend. >>> the long-awaited 95 billion-dollar foreign aid package is now in the hands of the u.s. senate. senators are expected to take of the legislation on tuesday. saturday afternoon, the house passed a series of bills sending military aid to ukraine, israel and taiwan. the eight for israel also increase two-minute turn really for gaza. when it comes to supporting ukraine, a majority of house republicans voted against the bill picked democrats picked up the slack helping house speaker mike johnson get the bill over the line. as for israel aid, 37 democrats and 21 republicans voted against that portion of the package. joining us now, our nbc news congressional correspondent, julie circuit. >> julie, good morning to you. what did it take to get this thing to actually come into the vision and focus and happen, given all the drama leading

she has a lot of respect for the speaker. >> joining me is jasmine crockett.r of the accountability committee. you were one of the votes that approved the amendment, this is despite donald trump posting. they block the bill. johnson gets embarrassed because he does not have the votes. you still voted in support of the amendment. why? >> we had the amendment. it was actually going to require a warrant. if isaiah is all about foreign surveillance. it is run by russians at this time. if they decide to communicate with a member here in d.c. what fysa does is looking at what russia is doing. then you have more protections. constitutional protections. for me, it is a matter if you see something that looks a little funky, it might implicate an american, we should execute a warrant before we start going through this americans life. we know that there were abuses of fysa before. with the rhetoric that we get out of trump, he will clean house and misuse fysa. when we are passing legislation, we should pass legislation that will survive anybody being in office. it was a

joining me now is the democratic congressman from texas, jasmine crockett. halls of congress, and a treat to have you here in new york. i want to first start with are you hearing that when you would hear these committee chairman saying that their party had been affected by the foreign adversaries propaganda, do you hear that? and that they would live here that we would talk about this a lot in the last hearing that they would relate to impeaching the president of the united states. that we made it very clear. what has been left of little pieces of cheese by russia. we know that we would have partners who testified about the fact a that they knew this was the propaganda that he would call out who sits on the committee and said that, you know, it was trump and giuliani. that we know that they know that they are doing this and that it is still not stopping them, which is disturbing. >> it is one in an interview after with my colleagues who said more about that and this idea that they are taking it directly from the russians, which will have many concerns. the o

let's discuss more now democratic congresswoman jasmine crockett of texas. she is a member of the congressional progressive caucus, congresswoman. thank you so much for being here. i guess, just very quickly secretary mayorkas was impeached in the house. now this moves over to the senate. what are your thoughts? on all of that as this may actually happened now over in the senate and impeachment trial of the homeland security secretary yeah. >> unfortunately, the chaos that you were just discussing is pouring over into the senate and the american people should just be looking at this and recognizing this for what it is. in fact, you're talking about retiring here minutes. we know that one of the members of the republican party recently left simply because he said it was too much. and we're talking about a freedom caucus member who felt as if we had the sham impeachments that they work trying to push through, whether it was on mayorkas or whether it was on the president of the united states the people really want a body that can govern. and this body has prove

join me right now, congresswoman jasmine crockett, she is a democrat from texas congresswoman. great to see you. >> okay. we heard real contrasting views on how to see the passage of these for foreign aid bills today from the house speaker as it pertains to ukraine, he says provides for greater accountability, better outcome of the war, and there's that loan aspect contrasting that with marjorie taylor greene who says this is a sellout of america. where do you stand on this well, let's take issue with things that both of them said, i do want to applaud the speaker for finally waking up and deciding that he wanted to stand on the sayyed of governance instead of obstruction. >> and he said that this aid is timely. it is not timely by any stretch of the imagination. this is one of those themes that he finally had to settle in realize that there's actually more support for ukraine than he thought he could have actually passed every single piece of legislation on a suspension. he didn't even have to go through rules. that's how much bipartisan support existed. now, honestly, we know

one of them from congressman jasmine crockett and in her view about what would be fair goingul forward >> i don't remember which celebrity, but it was actually a celebrity. i was like um i don't know that that is necessarily a bad idea. black folk not have to pay taxes and not only do you over the labor that was stolen, killed i all the other things, right? but the fact is we end up being so farha behind.es n'buto think that america doesn't owe to is an error. >> laura: congressman, this fould be a new way o formulating an old idea which would be reparations. >> it is a bad idea. it doesn't work and how do you delineatwhe who gets money or wt does not or jasmine's perspective who pays taxes and who does not? that is a major problem but atr the end of the day whayot you wt is an economic system whether black, hispanic, white, doesn't matter. h son ability to judge the mic to build generational wealth so you can pas bs it onto your . that is a conversation we should be having but when you have crazy economic agenda from the democrats and joe biden, it is not possible for people to getgr

congresswoman jasmine crockett is suggesting that all black people should be exempt from paying taxesf reparations. here it is. >> one thing that they propose is black people not pay taxes for a certain amount of time because that puts money into your pocket and that is one of the reasons that we argued that reparations makes sense. because so many black people, not only do you owe for the labor that was stolen and were killed and all those other things, but if you do the no tax thing, for people who are already struggling and are not really paying taxes in the first place, it doesn't really -- >> harris: we have just been explained to. >> this debate has been going on for quite a while. it is becoming more national, i was looking at two different arguments and the estimated range of what it will cost on a national basis to pay reparations is anywhere from ten to almost $19 trillion. and we are sitting on $28 trillion as a nation and get right now. >> harris: more than half our debt? >> yes that is what the overall cost would be. if these discussions came to fruition. it was the origi

democratic congresswoman jasmine crockett, which is a great name, she is floating a new way to approachpeople should be exempt from paying taxes. >> just this past week i saw, i don't remember which celebrity, one of the things they proposed as black folk not have to pay taxes for a certain amount of time. if you do the no tax thing, for people that are already, say, struggling and aren't really paying taxes in the first place, it doesn't really -- exactly. >> g>> dana: so, judge, it's not like there is this pot of gold we have that we are hiding from the reparations folks. >> judge jeanine: well, here is the problem, we are saving all of our money for the illegals, come on. how are we going to have money for reparations? i think the whole thing is really interesting. she says, you know, blacks are not really paying taxes in the first place. and i'm like, there are so many people who are freaking out. how could you talk like that? you got byron allen, who is this billionaire, vernon jordan, oprah, robert smith, jay-z, can go on and on, and she's got this across-the-board slap, we don't

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democratic congresswoman jasmine crockett, a great name catches loading a new way to approach it.ying taxes.t >> just this past week i saw, ih don' ct remember which celebrit, one of the things they proposesa black folk not have to pay taxes for effort certain amount of time. you it's like if you do the no tax thing, for people that are already struggling and aren'tpa really paying taxeyis in the fit place, it doesn't really -- exactly. >> so judge, it's not like there's a pot of gold that we have that we are hiding from tha reparations folks. >> judge jeanines fo: here's thl problem, we are saving all of our money for the illegals. come on. how are we going to have money for reparations? i think the whole thing is int really interesting in that she says, you know, the blacks arefi not really paying taxes in the first place and i'm like there are so many people who are freaking out. i mean how good you talk like that? yod you have byron allen who's e this billionaire. vernon jordan, oprah, robertrd smith, you could go on and on and she's got this across-the-board slab. we don't pa

congresswoman jasmine crockett and congressman ro khanna. >> i disagree. right thing here and he deserves to keep his job till the end of this term. >> we don't do things for you or save you because you did the bare minimum of doing your job. you know, doing the decent thing as allies and friends of various nations and countries. that's just doing the bare minimum. >> and so, sophia, given your reporting, these are the folks you cover. the likelihood of them doing what congresswoman edwards said that eventually democrats are going to save, they're going to save speaker johnson? >> well look, house democratic leadership has said let's not say anything just yet. i think a lot of ranking members say they created this problem, you guys deal with it. i think to congresswoman edwards' point, we may not even get to this point because the key here is that former president trump doesn't want another ugly speakership fight. marjorie taylor greene knows that. i think she's really boxed herself in. i mean the thinking in trump world from what i'm hearing is that speak

give credit to jamie raskin who's going to be the next chairman of oversight and maxwell frost, jasmine crockett, it's been a whole team effort. i think akeem jeffries, leader jeffries field -- figured out that they're putting together this tv committee and they're going to try to sell this to the american people and we realize, listen, we can come up there and try to be as professional as we can with logic and reason but if they're going to make this into a show, we have to participate in that and i think we have done that, right? it turns out in order to impeach a president you have to have evidence. who knew? they have had none. it got to a point where it was super clear that they were running out of room and i think democrats, i knew when i called for that vote, i knew he would look at me like a deer in the headlights. it turns out republicans shouldn't pick their chairman based on how much money they raise. they should pick their chairman based on ability. >> there moved to same face be a criminal referral? would they have the votes for criminal referral? >> they might have it in committee,

. >> but then congresswoman jasmine crocketts week topped it,k pe saying black people shouldn't pay taxeopdsthat should be there, reparations. where did she get this idea?rd well, of course, she heard itbr. from a celebrity just this pasth week. >> i saw i don't remember which celebrity, but it wa celebritys' actually a celebrity. >> and i was like, i don't know. that's not necessarily a bad idea, but i'cessarild idea butoy through it a lot. >> one of the things that they propose is black folks that have to pay taxesposek folm a certain amount of time, because then again, that puts money back if then your pocket. >> we've always been openwa in the reparations conversatioyn . but no taxes is insane. .oprah, obama, lebron diddy don't have to pay taxes. i'm point 1% black.rcen i don't have to file. crockett's just riffing. seconds later, she realizedcraz their tax plan is crazy and said maybe we should just cut them checks instead. >> if you do the no tax thin g for people that are already struggling and aren't really f ng taxes in the first place, it doesn't really existt . maybe they may want