jeffries: good morning everyone. very important week, president biden and democrats explaining the moment we are in, the work that has been accomplished under the leadership of president biden, speaker pelosi, leader schumer, house and senate democrats in getting big things done on the issues of importance to every day americans, creating more than 12 million jobs in president biden's first two years in office. reducing the deficit by $1.7 trillion, lowering costs, supercharging the economy when it was on the brink of a deep recession. and moving in the right direction. president biden eloquently, strongly, thoughtfully articulated in the face of very disrespectful unbecoming behavior on the other side of the aisle that we have done a lot, but there is still work to be done to lower costs to fight for better paying jobs in every single community and of course to lead in on public safety. and we look forward to partnering with president biden in the work ahead, implementing the tremendous pieces of legislation that we

jeffries: yeah. the distinction and many of our members have said this and many will publicly on the floor, is that the line should be drawn when there are members of congress who are actively threatening violence against colleagues, against speaker emeritus nancy pelosi, against president biden and others. violence. that we should actually take seriously in the aftermath of the january 6 violent insurrection. where the capitol was overrun by people violently intent on halting the peaceful transfer of power. they wanted to assassinate speaker pelosi, hang mike pence, hunt down members of congress, approximately 140 hero police officers were violently beaten, seriously injured, and then the majority of house republicans come back on that same day in the aftermath of a violent insurrection and vote to sustain the big lie perpetrated by the twice impeached president of the united states of america. so, yeah, we take violent threats seriously because we've lived them. now, it's interesting that you got a

jeffries. this morning we heard from the white house to get a sense as to the president's remarks later this evening during his historic state of the union address. i believe that we're going to heard the president deliver tonight a message that is hopeful and optimistic about the future of our great country. i believe we'll hear a message that's rooted in discussing the various ways in which the house democratic congress, working in tandem with our colleagues in the senate and with the white house, have delivered for the american people. delivered in terms of historic job growth. delivered in terms of lowering health care costs. delivered for veterans in enacting historic health benefits for our nation's veterans. delivered on bipartisan gun safety violence prevention legislation that was enacted just last year. there remain big challenges and big opportunities for us to address and we look forward to working with the president in the months and the years ahead to do precisely that. but, of co

jeffries: thank you, chair good morning, everyone. an honor and privilege to be here with all of you and with chair neguse and co chair escobar, co chair underwood and co chair phillips they're doing an extraordinary job in making sure that we continue to communicate with th american people both what we have done as well as our vision for the future. tonight at the state of the union address, as democrats, we're excited to welcome president joe biden onc again to the chambers of the house of representatives to speak directly to the american yes, about our accomplishments, the american rescue plan, the infrastructure investment and jobs act, the chips and science act, gun safety legislation for the first time in 30 years, the respect for marriage act, the pact act to stand up for our veterans, and the inflation reduction act, to strike a blow to set our country forward. lower energy costs. strengthen the affordable care act. drive down the high price of lifesaving prescription drugs, including capping insulin at $3 a month for millions

i just had a conversation with hakeem jeffries.ed him to select a couple of members, i think what we should do is put in a code of conduct. i think that should be clear. there is a concern that it's tit-for-tat but in moving forward, every single member of congress has a responsibility to how they carry themselves. host: kevin mccarthy yesterday, you heard him responding to questions about this was a tit-for-tat by republicans because democrats when they were in the majority blocked to republicans from serving on committees for their statements. representative kahele hot omar came to the floor and spoke about the resolution. listen to what she had to say. [video clip] >> if anyone -- is anyone surprised i am being targeted and deemed unworthy to speak about american foreign policy or they see me as a powerful voice that needs to be silenced? frankly, it is expected. when you push power, power pushes back. representation matters, continuing to expand our ideas of who is american and who can partake in the american experience -- expe

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we heard hakeem jeffries. democrats condemned what omar said. that's not what happened for the house republicans with those others. this is mccarthy, while he was the minority leader in the house, was allowing these things to continue to go on without any type of question. that's not what happened in this situation. part of what happens in the house and what leaders are supposed to do is keep their house in order. when someone steps out of line, you talk to them and take care of that. that's something pelosi did, other members of leadership did. it's a different situation. it does seem like he has the votes at this point. we have heard that from him before and seen votes go down in the house. >> yamiche, congresswoman omar is saying she's targeted because she's an immigrant, because she was somali born. she showed the picture of herself as a 9-year-old refugee. >> there are some people who are critics of this action by republicans who agree with her, who say there's a special kind of discrimination that black women, that immigrants face. she was

reporter: just want to get you to comment on some of the things that leader jeffries said. he had a press conference before you. he had posters of up of some of the words members of your conference have said in the past. can you respond to some democrats who -- mr. mccarthy: i wasn't at the press conference. can you tell me an example? reporter: for example, he has comments from marjorie taylor greene up. mr. mccarthy: is she on foreign affairs? is she on intel? ok, i make my case. next question. reporter: you've been talking about the meeting with the president again following these discussions. you have a timeline for your next meeting with him and realistically what are the next steps? are you going to bring some members perhaps to meet with him at the white house? are you bringing some democrats as well? what's the next step in the process? mr. mccarthy: the next step is very clear. we left it that he'll give me a call in a couple days to set up the next meeting. today i got to see him at the prayer breakfast, he sat next to me, he said, very good meeting. we're going t

congressman jeffries, leader jeffries, obviously historic in his own right.eaker pelosi, who is now a backbencher, just a representative representing san francisco, though you know behind the scenes, she's way more than that, she's starting to introduce leader jeffries and her leadership team for her fundraising network, which, of course, is one of the most en viable in the history of politics. >> axios also has new reporting as to how president biden is dealing with what appears to be a pretty significant disconnect between democratic voters and decision makers. what can you tell us about that? >> that's right, jonathan. the conversations that you and i have all day with party leaders, white house officials, democratic donors, democratic consultants, pollsters, like, there's always very much on the biden train, on the biden bandwagon. very little public dissent about president biden running again. even senator elizabeth warren, somebody who obviously has a different agenda, different lane of the party, has come out for him. but, jonathan, you look at voters.

hakeem jeffries, aoc, big stars in the democratic party don't know how to respond to them.ream diversity, equity and inclusion when say why are you involving us more deeply in ukraine? not just young people but the young people who also supported the democrats by 28 point last fall in the midterms and supported joe biden by 26 points, they can absolutely bleed young voters by not getting a handle on this, jesse. young people are saying, look, we can open our hearts widely to ukraine but we don't need to open our wallets infinitely. you feel a lot of people on the right saying that as well many libertarians say we can't fund these endless wars. what a difference it makes. remember in the trump-pence administration when we had our nato partners, our allies pay more toward the common defense? now, if you look at the charts, it's the u.s. footing most of the bill. the eu comes in second. the eu is at love countries, just the u.s. out there alone. so i think it's a problem for joe biden particularly because he has been in washington for 50 years. and he was chairman of the forei

. >> reporter: house minority leader hakeem jeffries said omar saw error of her ways but made amends.effries wants to know why gop is not targeting members of their own. >> it has been accountability. ilhan omar has apologized. she has indicated that she will learn from her mistakes. it is a double, triple, quadruple and beyond standard. >> reporter: jeffries says the resolution will complicate relations between the parties but republicans say democrats opened the door. in 2021 democrats gave the boot to marjorie taylor green and paul gosar from their committees. the gop says what is good for the goose is good for the gander. >> this is raw politics. that is what this is. when the doors opened there is a question. you have to decide what you're going to do but i have strong disagreements with representative omar. i would prefer if it were just, just starting from scratch, i would not choose this path. >> reporter: democrats contend this vote is cancel culture. nancy mace of south carolina just announced she will support the resolution so the gop should have unanimous support on their

i think it's clever the democratic leader, jeffries, to say basically we want more transparency.t transparency about this decision, how it was made, what things were considered, so he's not falling for that trap. >> maybe the argument, but it only makes sense through the prism of politics. if it were transparency, i think we all can agree it would have been given out to all news agencies at the same time by is standard protocol when you want to release something to the public. in this case it only makes sense in politics because of the i'm tooing. kevin mccarthy wants to push aside the january 6th committee and fox news wants to push aside the emails that came out that are pretty damning showing fox news hosts at the very top knew trump had lost the election and they went out and misled their audience anyway. then what happens? january 6th. that's not a good look for fox news. i'm not here to judge whether it works. i'm here to observe empirically this is happening four days after those emails came out. we know there's a tried and true tactic in politics of making a fuss and rele

very pleased to introduce our next speaker jeffry wert. for some reason, jeffrey, i have never met before. we've we've have common. we have we've been to common. but this is my first meeting with him and we have something common. we were both high school teachers and the other thing we have in common is he's a very famous author and read a lot of his books. so jeffry wert is retires pennsylvania high school history teacher and the author of several books on the civil war, including from winchester to cedar creek and his most recent book, the heart of hell, which we just sold out by way. so we don't have any more copies of that, but we've got another copy of one of your other books out there, among other awards for his books jeffrey's gettysburg day three. it was nominated for a pulitzer prize and a national book award. his articles and essays on the civil war have appeared in many publications, including civil war. times illustrated, american history illustrated and the and gray. please welcome jeffry wert. from oh, good afternoon. i don't

what will they say about jeffries visit? tom homan will sound off on that. >> sandra: and questions unanswered about the objects shot down over u.s. air space. wondering if the u.s. military might have used $400,000 fighter planes to take down $12 hobby balloons. keith kellogg is here to weigh in next. >> i cannot believe that we do not know that, i don't know what norad actually does, if they can't tell when something is crossing our border. you don't 'e getting into, but at the end of the day, you know you have a team behind you that can help you. not having to worry about the future makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks... choose stelara® from the start... and move toward relief after the first dose... with injections every two months. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infecti

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. >> you've been tapped by democratic minority leader hakeem jeffries to be the ranking democrat on thebcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government. that's what the republicans are calling this latest committee looking into how and whether, i guess, the government is politically motivated in going after individuals. what's your strategy going to be? are you there to play defense? are you there to get to the bottom? if you see an egregious abuse will you join with jim jordan and others to say this did go too far? >> sure. you know, i have -- and democrats have said in this congress that we're willing to work in a bipartisan manner. on areas that we believe are going to advance the interests of the american people. whatever that may be. whether that's in legislation, whether that's in funding, et cetera. and this is such an area as well. they're areas that many of us are concerned with with regard to the department of justice, et cetera. we've just recently seen reports that the media have put forward about attempts by attorney -- former attorney general bill barr and what he

. >> hakeem jeffries. if that resolution is so fake. why did hakeem jeffreys vote yes for it? what is he talking about? >> very few people don't want to have on their record that they don't. but there are some democrats who do support socialism. that would be the squad. this is a way to winnow out the ideologues. let's start talking about extreme socialist democrats. i'm tired of hearing about extreme maga republicans. liz: hakeem jeffries was talking about their agenda. it did get us in trouble. debt is 120% to gdp. eight 6 democrats said we are not going to condemn socialism. so this is really the story of what's going on in this democrat party starting under obama to trump. the party is so far left it's unrecognizable. >> we talked about inflation and biden's head in the sand. we continue to spend on social welfare programs as the economy was recovering and we didn't need to stimulate the demands out of the economy. if socialism is so great, where are they jumping across walls and busting down our southern borderers to get out of socialist countries. liz: we cannot turn ups

have stepped down to make way for a new generation of democratic leaders, led by hakeem jeffries of new york. [applause] >> i've got a reporting from garrett and his twitter feed, president biden clearly looked at representative santos in the eye, but did not shake hands. >> god bless, you my friend, thank you for answering all of our questions, looking for a new way to ask them. >> all right. >> very enthusiastic walk-up. members of both parties, so far. >> i just think the president is having a good time. >> and now he goes back and does it again. [applause] >> thank you. >> he spent half a century working for him. >> members of congress, i have the high privilege and the distinct honor to present to you, the president of the united states. >> mister speaker, thank you. you can smile. [applause] thank you, thank you very much. mister speaker, madam vice president, a first lady and second gentlemen, it's good to see you guys up there. members of congress, -- [applause] i might need a court order, she gets to go to the game tomorrow, next week. i'm going to have to stay home. after

if you're leading up to 2024 and we even see joe biden's numbers going up. >> jeffries is a key., but he is not, and speaker pelosi didn't either, but he is so adept at keeping the democrats on offense on all these questions around the insurrection. he fired this letter off about mccarthy giving the tapes to tucker. >> that's right. it's incredibly key to party politics. you have to protect your members. and if you're jeffries, the best way to do that is to give them the ammunition to go into their districts and say this is what we're doing. look at what's happening on the other side. republicans are not doing that. they're continuing this thread of conversation, radicalizing so many other folks in the country and the independents and republicans that helped us in '22 are saying wait a minute, how is this getting worse, not better? >> right. the political conversation is so important because the politics of the democratic policies are only going to get better as more bridges and roads are fixed and the politics of the insurrection are only going to get worse. i want your expertis

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. >> democrats censure their own -- ilhan omar and minority leader jeffries spoke about, how she had been counseled, how they had been condemned by their own party. we're not hearing republican transgressor's of common decency or does the support the insurrection being admonished by current republican leadership. >> marjorie taylor greene had to go visit the holocaust museum because she was not sure that the holocaust even existed, right? please spare us this stuff about how you are so concerned about antisemitism, how about donald trump, who has dinner with openly antisemitic people, nick fuentes? and kanye west. this is not on the up and up. this is 100%, they have been out for her for the minute she stepped foot in congress. they have been crazed. you had margie taylor greene when she ran for office, posing with a gun and -- with pictures of the squad, ilhan omar, aoc and rashida tlaib, two of those people happen to be muslim women, interesting, i wonder what that's about? >> -- one thing i do want to point out, because we have not talked about, it kevin mccarthy has the ability t

he had the same position hakeem jeffries, chuck schumer, house democratic caucus and is that the democraticcus have the same position that we should pass the debt ceiling clean, that is where we're at. >> sources tell cnn that the home and office of former vice president mike pence will soon be searched by the fbi for more misplaced classified materials. no time frame for the search was announced, but representatives for pence say they intend to cooperate fully. about a dozen crass filed documents were found at pence's home last month, those materials said to be at the low end of the classification spectrum as more and more sensitive materials are discovered where they shouldn't be, the national archives has formally requested that former presidents and vice presidents check their personal records again for any errant documents that they might find in their possession. >>> k >>> tent department of justice appeal the latest court ruling on guns. it banned people with domestic violence restraining orders against them from possessing firearms is unconstitutional. the reason the judge said the

earlier today, house democratic leader hakeem jeffries and henry cuellar were on the ground here in texasl leaders to hear about the unique challenges these border communities are up against. while trying to develop solutions that will at least ease some of the pressure. >> the importance of congress further investing in providing our border patrol officials, customs officials with the technology necessary to enter said fentanyl and other narcotics that are being illegally trafficked across this border and across the united states of america. >> trace: today's border tour comes one day after kevin mccarthy and a handful of other gop lawmakers visited the arizona-mexico border, a move the white house and most democrats have called none other than a publicity stunt. however a spokeswoman with the nrcc or the national republican congressional committee fired back this afternoon saying that jeffries has done nothing to secure the border adding that this trip is no more than an empty charade that the american people can see right through. neil, you decide. >> neil: i like that. thanks very muc

it was almost like the borg collective -- hakeem jeffries, hakeem jeffries. >> but put it in perspective too. >> was it a bad thing -- i'm not saying it was a bad thing. >> i think it was a good thing i can easily say, any person can win it on the first round, but it takes 15 bills -- no, this would have happened later in the year it's better that it took place now. we are actually stronger and united we would have had these difficulties we have a five-seat majority so five people can stop anything it's better to have that discussion -- >> it's going to be that way either way >> i mean -- >> you're saying, you've got some of it out of the way, but there's still going to be cat wrangling, is there not? is it not going to be difficult for you, to get your caucus to go with you on -- look back, when we had 242, we had cat wrangling. i believe if you study the history of congress and people when they had tight majorities, ed they were more productive at times. if we focus and get our problems out of the way earlier what we have to really do now on committees, work them at the very beginning

house of representatives in the senate, we see mitchum conal, we see chuck schumer, we see akeem jeffries, the newly elected leader of the democrats in houses of representatives and they go with the president and lead him to the podium. now we can see. we also welcome the american president with the members of the supreme court and he is approaching the podium from where he will deliver his speech. friends , let me remind you that president biden's speech is broadcast with a translation. in ukrainian, so you will hear the most important things from the president firsthand, and with a ukrainian translation , it is expected that the speech will last approximately 40 minutes. his administration for the past year, for the past two years, and also what he plans to do. in the next two years, we can see now that president biden and mark biden and mark miley are being welcomed, this is a top american general - again, these are the people who conduct a constant dialogue with representatives of ukraine in order to know what the needs of the ukrainian army are, we know that mark-mili loyd loin - the

neil: joaquin jeffries comes and says we are aware of what's going on here. do you believe him?> i believe they're aware of it. that's not what concerns me. they're very-- they're intelligent people and not going to take that from them. take their politics and set it aside. republicans take politics and set it aside. let's work together for the good of this country and that's where the fracture is. i testified three weeks ago and watched republicans blame democrats, democrats blame republicans. enough. enough. while they battle this every day, we're on this border dealing with tragedy after tragedy and my citizens are tired of it. coming to get on this show here i stop and got a soda and a citizen walked up, thank you for what you're doing and thank you for law enforcement, but the federal government has got to help us and that's what i hear daily out here in the public. neil: i tell you, sheriff, and i think you've heard others from your testimony, your testimony was was riveting. you took no prisoners, you're not a happy guy and you have no reason to be. sheriff mark dannels,

jeffries is very concerned about it. i know the ranking member on the house administration committee, mr. morally is very concerned about it, and they are working to try and come up with some coherent legal protocols and regulations for the treatment of this material. but speaking as the ranking member on the oversight committee right now, we don't know who has had access to it, under what conditions and if any of the material has left the property of the u.s. congress. we don't know that and so i am hoping that mr. jeffries will be able to work it out with mr. mccarthy. but mccarthy is very clearly catering to the extreme maga wing of his party in doing this. it's an extraordinary story victory for tucker carlson who's just one media mouthpiece for putin and orban to be put into a situation where he has to be the interpreter for america of some of these images. he and his producers. so i hope that there will be some real legal process put in place. >> but who tucker carlson is and how he rolls is no surprise to anyone.

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he was -- he had the same position hakeem jeffries, chuck schumer, the house democratic caucus chair, the senate democratic caucus, and the president all have the exact same position, which is we should pass the debt ceiling clean. that's where we are at. yes? >> you're being very clear about the debt ceiling. however, in the bigger picture, do you believe this country has a debt problem? what is your plan to deal with that? sen. schumer: yes. unlike republicans, who passed the republican tax cuts on the very wealthy and the ultra big corporations, which increased the debt by $1.7 trillion, we democrats have reduced it. it's gone down in the biden years from the trump years. in the irs, we passed the first major piece of legislation -- the ira, we passed the first major legislation. the ira is properly named, the first time any party passed a bill that reduced the debt, reduced the deficit. we are proud of that. we believe we can do both. we can reduce the deficit. answer the phone. it's my intelligence guy. he's always in a skiff. way in the back. >> do you accept president biden sho

and i went to a briefing earlier with hakeem jeffries an chuk schumer.ffries said he's going to work with kevin mccarthy where they can and find the common ground. they will disagree where they do disagree but they're trying to keep it civil. and mccarthy said he won't be ripping up the speed behind him tonight. so we'll see how long that lasts. and it is not just a question of the kevin mccarthy, it is the other republicans seated in the chamber. >> it is less easy when mccarthy has to take it back to the republican conference here on capitol hill. >> they both have their respective parts of the democratic party and the republican party that they have to deal with. he's expected to tout his message for re-election tonight. but there is new washington post/abc news poll that found that 58% of democrats and democrat-leaned independents want someone else to be the candidate. >> yeah. >> so how does he deal with that. >> well, i mean that may be the reality in the polling. i don't think anyone necessarily -- the numbers show there is not a lot of people exc

. >> you have both leaders, hakeem jeffries in the house, chuck schumer in the senate condemning the move. schumer says the release of the footage would, quote, compromise the safety of the legislative branch. do you agree with that assessment? how do you see the safety being compromised? >> as somebody who was in the capitol on january 6th who was one of the last 20 to 25 members who got evacuated by the capitol police when we had insurrection nests beating on the gallery doors, we know that every node and cranny of that capital was actually a security advantage that we had because they didn't know where they were going. and that's what allowed us to escape and make sure that nobody lost their lives were members of congress. it didn't stop them fact that police officers lost their lives. but imagine if they had actually known where they were going, what they were doing, things could've been a lot, a lot worse. so yes, we are concerned that this footage has information that will allow insurrectionists another january 6th to occur. and also, does that mean our foreign adversaries, peo

i just had a conversation with hakeem jeffries. asked him to select a couple of members, i think what we should do is put in a code of conduct. i think that should be clear. there is a concern that it's tit-for-tat but in moving forward, every single member of congress has a responsibility to how they carry themselves. host: kevin mccarthy yesterday, you heard him responding to questions about this was a tit-for-tat by republicans because democrats when they were in the majority blocked to republicans from serving on committees for their statements. representative kahele hot omar came to the floor and spoke about the resolution. listen to what she had to say. [video clip] >> if anyone -- is anyone surprised i am being targeted and deemed unworthy to speak about american foreign policy or they see me as a powerful voice that needs to be silenced? frankly, it is expected. when you push power, power pushes back. representation matters, continuing to expand our ideas of who is american and who can partake in the american experience --

i just had a conversation with hakeem jeffries.a couple members along with himself and mine, and i have a couple members. one's going to be nancy mace and ken buck and some others. i think what we should do is put into the rules. there is a code of conduct here. but i don't know the definition exactly what all that's going to mean. i think that should be clear. so if there is a concern, it's not tit for tat. but i think in moving forward every single member of congress has a responsibility to how they carry themselves. let me finish the question. and it's responsible upon us to let them know what that is, and then what is the due process in a bipartisan way that we can deal with it. so, i'm going to put a group of democrats that hakeem will select and a group of republicans. and we'll work to clarify the rules and pass something for not only this congress but future congress as well. >> there's an acrimony right now in congress. we've seen it play out in many of these committee hearings where members are calling each other names, c

that was the message hakeem jeffries delivered a moment ago ahead of the vote.leader had to say. >> representative omar certainly has made mistakes. she has used anti-semitic tropes that were clearly and unequivocally condemned by house democrats when it took place four years ago. but what's going to take place on the floor today is not a public policy debate. it's not about accountability. it's about political revenge. that is what it's about. >> reporter: at the end of the day, omar will be able to be seated on other committees. it's not kind of a blanket ban like we saw with marjorie taylor greene in the last congress here, but democrats are frustrated by this. they say this is an element of republicans basically not having the votes for anything on their actual agenda that they ran on, so it's about kind of scoring points against the libs basically, and you're seeing this political tit for tat going back to the last congress. but that said, you know, the house is a majoritarian institution. if mccarthy's got the votes congresswoman omar will no longer be on