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continue when us secretary of state, as me blinking visits in a few weeks, and us treasury secretary, john hill and visits china. lisa training alda 0 agent. i imagine the meeting of the united nations security council has called for the escalation and accountability following, and he's really as try can syria, 14 people were killed on the radian conflict in damascus. israel didn't attend the meeting, but yvonne told council members that it was a right to take a decisive response given ladies on delay for some un headquarters in new york. during an emergency security council meeting, a u. n. plea for caution in response to israel's attack. une ron's diplomatic consul, it in damascus. any miscalculation could lead to abroad the conflict in and the tide region with the best they think consequences for cvd is what already the sink and president of the suffering? russia echoed the views of many council members saying is real, is clearly the aggressor is quoting us, those that we are of the view that such aggressive actions by israel designs to further feel the conflict. they absolutely unacceptable

john hill, the deputy assistant secretary of defense for space and missile defense policy. joining him lieutenant general thomas james, the deputy commander of the u.s. space command. lieutenant general heath kohler, of the missile defense agency and sean gainey, commander of u.s. army space and missiles command. and meeting to review the fiscal year, and i have concerns, the overall level of funding is inadequate given the threat environment. the fiscal year 25 budget asks 10.4 billion dollars for the missile defense agency. that's more than $400 million less than last year. and almost a billion dollars below the level projected for fiscal year 25 and last year's. i want to reiterate this point, the fiscal year 25 budget request for the missile defense agency $960 million, almost a billion dollars below the level planned for in last year's budget. further, these draconian cuts are not limited to just fiscal year 25. the outyear projections in the budget continued reductions in missile defense spending, compared to the spending plan in the budget submitted last year, this b

john hill, the deputy assistant secretary of defense for space and missile defense policy. joining him, we have lieutenant thomas james, deputy general of the u.s. space command. and lieutenant general sean gainey, the commander of u.s. army, space and missile defense command. the subcommittee meet today to review the year's budget request for missile defense capabilities. i have a number of concerns right off the bat here. first, the overall level of funning is inadequate given today's threat environment. the fiscal year 25 budget requests $10.4 billion for the missile defense agency. that is more than $400 million less than last year and almost a billion less than projected in last years. i want to reiterate this point. the fis equal year 25 budget request for the missile defense agency is $960 billion, almost a billion below the level planned for in last year's budget. puts, these draconian cuts are not limited to just fiscal year 25. the outyear spending projections including in this budget. compared to the spending plan and the budget submitted last year it forecasts c

john fetterman spoke on the hill sunday over the weekend. he was talking about these protest.this is less than a minute long but what you listen to it and get your reaction on the other side. >> it's very clear that there is a very germ of anti-semitism in all of i these protests. and sometimes afflict the period ended including one of the leaders in colombia said just some awful things and then talking about well, they are lucky that i'm not killing zionists and things likee that. and then he defended himself by saying well, those were taken out of contextco and i'm like, that's very similar to the way the college presidents, the same kind of language and this kind of monocultures that create situations and that replicates. now it's not a surprise that when you kind see this manifest itself in a campus like this. now, of course integrate american value to protest but i don't believe living in a pup tent for hamas is really helpful. >> host: pennsylvania democrat john fetterman on the hill sunday news i nation. david, your thoughts on that. >> caller: yeah, that is really disi

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resolution of 1973 that requires periodic updates to congress, but no direct authorization from capitol hill. john. so is there the possibility, you know, based on what you just said there, chad, that that somebody on capitol hill is going to complain that it was a bad idea to shoot down iranian drones and missiles? well, you know, sometimes this gets to be very touchy between the parties because you have both democrats and republicans who want to assert their constitutional rights under article one of the constitution , which is pretty clear that more power is, at least in terms of declaring war lies with the congress. that is an issue. that's an issue dating back to using these old authorizations, aumfs, as they're called from. oh one to go into afghanistan, oh two to invade iraq in 2003. whereas you could lean on the second article, the constitution, which says the commander in chief is the president. and so there's kind of a split there, but you have some in congress who will always talk about that . they have the right to declare war. now, an actual declaration of war. that's pretty rare. we'

[chanting] >> john: lives looks at universities and around the country and also to capitol hill warehouse speaker mike johnson will outline plans to crackdown on anti-semitism on american college campuses. >> sandra: at this hour as we do watch the protests continue, john, columbia is threatening to expel students who broke into a building and won't leave. they have started suspending students camping out on the quad so they say, write john? >> john: so they say and yet they don't seem to back that up with any sort of action. that that still begins our second hour i'm john roberts in washington. sandra, it's unusual to see all of this continuing for so long if there are no signs of it stopping. >> sandra: i can imagine if expulsions have begun if someone is expelled from the school we will hear from them. i have not heard any outrage from any of those protesters who felt they had the right to do what they did, and then were expelled for it so we will see if any action is being taken. i'm sandra smith in new york this is "america reports" columbia university students are on edge after doze

♪ children are starving in gaza ♪ >> john: anti-israel protesters shutting down senate lunch on capitol hillay. they said the senate can't eat until gaza eats. >> sandra: fox news reporters are working this developing story for us right now but first we will go live to the white house. >> john: nothing much happening there. that protest is the latest with president biden and a moment n now. jake sullivan will join karine jean-pierre at the white house press briefing as we await their response to the "death to america" on american soil listen to this. >> john: yes that was downtown dearborn i'm john roberts in washington, sandra and other news filled hour ahead of us. >> sandra: we had to show that live shot because we know karine jean-pierre will step up to the microphone shortly and there is huge interest in how the white house is going to brief amid the growing call for death to america. happening in dearborn, michigan. i'm sandra smith in new york this is "america reports." it was there in dearborn, john it happen on friday went into israel demonstration erupted it chanced calling forth "

>> john: more protests on capitol hill, probe gods of protesters shutting down the big senate cafeteria. this was at the dirksen senate building which is literally across the street from us. it is the largest cafeteria on the senate side. protesters protesting "senate can't eat until gaza eats" capitol police are quite active arresting and escorting some of the protesters out. our aishah hasnie is tracking this along with our capitol hill team. we will have more coming up in the latest protest for you as soon as we get it. this follows what we saw in dearborn, michigan, protesters chanting death to america, death to israel, these gaza and anti-israel protesters are really snapping it up, sandra. >> sandra: capitol police obviously looking for ways to do with this. it almost seemed like a daily occurrence in some form that they are having to address this, john. it does not seem to be going away and we will have more coming up. >> john: as the pressure mounts on biden trying to get something done in terms of a cease-fire. this will continue. >> sandra: a shocking new report into the origi

we also know now, john, intelligence officials are on capitol hill giving a classified briefing to bothts. perhaps the mines will change after that. congressman dan crenshaw or republican texas and for the first time he is afraid and he feels scared based on what he is seeing right now because he wants this reauthorized and of course the deadline is next friday at midnight april 19th, john. >> john: clearly former president is holding a lot of sway over this boat let's see what way it goes. david, thank you, sandra? >> sandra: john one-third of all homeless people in this country live in california. over the last five years the state has spent $24 billion trying to tackle the crisis. how is that going? william la jeunesse is tracking the money live from los angeles. a-state audit was conducted what is it revealed? >> basically showing the state has no idea what works and what does not work and i tell you what upsets me. the state is always asking for more money to help the homeless. and taxpayers step up and government is supposed to fix the problem. now we learn from this state audit c

cheney: i am grateful that john introduced me to tim mcgraw and faith hill, the coolest people i've ever met. john: she never said anything nice to me until we introduced her to tim mcgraw and she was like wow, i'm actually cool. rep. cheney: democrats are much cooler than republicans, i have learned. but you know, january 6 itself as you know, and as many of you lived through watching what was happening, it was a day that we never should have lived through and we knew there was indication in the run-up to january 6 obviously, even in real time that there had to be concerned about violence. we know now because of the select committee and investigation, exactly what the planning was and how extensive it was. and the role donald trump played in managing the entire plan to overturn the election, including what went on on january 6. as we awoke that day, i anticipated we were going to have a debate about the electoral vote. i had plans to speak to explain why it was unconstitutional for congress to object to legitimate electoral votes and while i was writing my speech, in the cloakroom off t

. >> vice admiral john wade led us through the red hill storage facility.allons of fuel. >> so, this is one of the tanks. >> oh, my gosh. >> that black hole is a steel-lined fuel tank so deep it's hard to see the bottom 20 stories below. >> to just show you how enormous this is, this tank holds 12.5 million gallons. the statue of liberty, not the base, but the statue itself, can fit in here with enough room. >> and this is just one of the 20 tanks hidden here. >> this is the arizona, wrighting in agony. >> when the japanese bombed pearl harbor, construction was under way to protect from an aerial attack. >> the decision was made to embark on a herculean task. to build a bulk storage fuel facility inside a mountain in secrecy. >> how long did that take to do? >> it was a little less than three years. at its peak, there were about 4,000 men working here. >> but this testament to american resolve became a monumental liability after this. that's jet fuel spraying from a cracked pipe. the video was recorded by a worker inside red hill on november 20, 2021. the f

phil lavelle is in chapel hill, north carolina, john henry and is live at the city university of new york. john, we're going to start with you. it's day 4 of protests where you are. show surround . sure 0. if you take a look around right now, we're just got quiet. we had someone speaking a moment ago. there was a group of orthodox, jewish people who were supporting the protest. and this might be a good time to run the video we sent you. one of the a little earlier bern, jesus railey past forward and protest. and i asked some of these guys or why they were here. they said they don't like to see israel do what has been done to jews in the past, and that was a reference to world war 2. but i will say that this man is divided not just the nation, but it's also divided the jewish community. you've got some of those here who support the protest. i also spoke to a gentleman outside. you said he was the idea that he had been in right as a, as in his really soldier. and he doesn't read with the purchase and was was critical of hormones. so he tried to get into this protest, he was rejected an

alan fisher is the george washington university in washington dc. fill of l is in chapel hill, north carolina. it's john henry and is at the city university of new york. and that's where we start, john. uh, the on day one on day one. uh i, you've been explaining to us over the last few days that on day one of these protests, police tried to move in, but the protest is actually pushed them back. what's it like there on a sunday afternoon? well it's live in up quite a bit. this is a 4 and the correct is constantly there. i'm going to give you a quick look at what's going on. now you can see this is an open campus. and like most of those that we have shown, this is open to any member of the public who wants to come and participate. and you can see that there are some uh, orthodox jewish people here as well. and i have a rabbi, david feldman here, who we're gonna, we're going to talk to about just why they came for this protest. so let me ask you 1st off you what brings you here? well, we are here because we are inspired by these brace students here to city college in columbia university, throughout the cit

but city said on the hill, john winthrop. right. is is very similar here. so winthrop, you know, again fleeing persecution, as you note and engages in with the local indigenous population. right. that that that colonial does so if you had asked the indigenous people who lived around winthrop's settlement whether it was a city set on the hill, i don't think they would have agreed. okay let me go back to mckay, as you know, and your book it well, romney has gone back and forth on trump and his presidency. he was lured to a dinner, for example, where purpose, it appeared, was talk about romney becoming secretary of state, which he couldn't get and he sought and received trump's endorsement when he ran i believe in 2012 12. yeah. later he voted both impeachment convictions and really become the one republican senator who challenges. so how do you understand his about trump. i think just personally i'm glad where he landed but why back and forth. yeah well i think that this speaks to kind of the theme of the book which is about the compromises our political lead

one of my favorite quotes about covering capitol hill came from john warner, we don't do a lot in congresshat's what happening today on capitol hill. >> a follow-up question. i noticed democrats waiving those ukrainian flags now stopped. >> mark molinaro is gambling down the vote. >> the house will be in order, the house will be in order. i would remind my colleagues to observe proper decorum, flag-waving on the floor is not appropriate. the house will be in order. a motion is laid on the table. the gentlewoman from florida. the gentlewoman is not recognized. the house will be in order. all members are reminded to observe the core him. speakers are reminded to address of the chair pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on the passage of hr 8034 on which the yays and napes are ordered. >> hr 8034 making emergency supplement appropriations to respond to the situation in israel and related expenses for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2024, and for other purposes. >> questions on the passage of the bill, members record their votes by electronic device, this i

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reaching displaced gazans who wrote, thank you with spray paint on times pennsylvania senator john fetterman on the hill this morning weighing in. it's very clear that. >> and there is a germ of of anti-semitism and all of these protests, you know, and then sometimes it flares up and again, including one of the one of the leaders in colombia said some just awful things. now, of course, it's a great american value to to protest, but i don't believe living in a pup tent us is really helpful. >> and that was news nations linda. see reporting for us tonight. president biden spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu about a potential cease-fire in gaza. u.s. officials say israel's on board with an american backed plan. the new york times reporting the 2 sides are waiting on hamas to engage. it's not clear if the men discussed a different framework proposed by egypt this weekend. that would include an exchange of about 20 israeli hostages for hundreds of palestinian prisoners. the wall street journal reports that it would also open the door for a 10 week cease-fire. israel's foreign minister says t

value to to protest, but i don't believe living in a pup tent >> us is really helpful on the hill sunday. senator john fetterman raised concerns about the protests and on nbc's meet the press. senator mitch mcconnell called the situation dangerous. there's also anti-semitism. >> just completely unacceptable. many students are demanding their universities cut ties with israel and senator bernie sanders told cnn the raising legitimate concerns about the death toll palestinians and the humanitarian crisis in gaza. when you make those charges, that is not semitic. >> that is a reality on fox news. senator chris murphy said he supports students demonstrating peacefully. 95% of the young people who are on these campuses are there because they believe there's a fundamental injustice being perpetrated. senator jd vance as well. students do have a right to protest. they do not have the right to set up tent cities on our public spaces in turn our cities in the garbage dumps, that that is what i think we should not allow some college campuses have use law enforcement to break up the protests and hundreds have be

. >> neil: thank you for that, on capitol hill, senator john kennedy of louisiana joins us now. thing is going? rbc the speaker had to be delayed getting these articles of impeachment going, some interpreted that he's not in sync with the senate, the senate is not in sync with him, even with the republican party all not in sync with each other. >> offers that was in the hearing today with sec. mayorkas and he has -- he did to say the biden administration is thinking about taking steps to stick it -- secure the border. i don't know why they didn't do it three and a half years ago. he also asked for more money. i guess he wants more money to buy more welcome mats. look, after a lengthy investigation, the united states house representatives, we are not talking about trumps snow bro, weeds chicken mcknight it's -- chicken mcnuggets and has an opinion smokes weed, that you as house representatives has sorely investigated this and devoted and they have impeached sec. mayorkas on taught what counts. and senator schumer wants to not hold a trial. i just try to posit resolution setting t

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as in chapel hill, north carolina, and john henry and is at the city university of new york. john, let's start with you. it's day for a protest where you are and you know, this university is an interesting case study because the students a few days ago, you told us pushed back campus security. how would you describe the mood there now? well now you can, is it a particularly somber moment? 0 and you can, you can hear the speaker up there very quietly addressing people. um and now it appears to have taken a break, but it was a rock. and a little while ago there was chanting in and people were getting really involved, but this is becoming more of a permanent seat. and you can see there's a wall here where people can write poetry. there is a if you look beyond the tents that are next to that, i'm sorry, i'm looking. i'm going to talk to my camera man and say we're going to the left here. and if you look past the chance you'll see that blue to on a, on the left, and that is a kitchens. and beyond that, is there a space where the people go for premier? they have any other classes h

john. yeah, >> they might have a few things they need to discuss. all right. lauren fox on capitol hill. thank you. you very much. there. that >> was quite a statement, john. all right. tomorrow we'll get a closer look at all of this when speaker johnson heads to florida to meet with president donald trump, cnn's steve contorno is joining us now. steve, what are the details of this meeting? >> well, on paper, they are there to talk about election integrity. one of the pet topics and infatuation of donald trump, and they will hold a press conference. where were they will show alignments on this issue. but obviously the timing of this is notable given everything that the speaker is facing back in washington dc and also we're that heat is coming from it's coming from a specifically representative, marjorie taylor greene, who is someone who has closely aligned with the former president, now allies for johnson had been working behind the scenes, trying to get donald trump to support speaker johnson, or at least stay out of the way but obviously he's still meddling in some of these issues with

value to to protest, but i don't believe living in a pup tent us is really helpful on the hill sunday. senator john fetterman raised concerns about the protests and on nbc's meet the press. senator mitch mcconnell called the situation dangerous. there's also anti-semitism. >> just completely unacceptable. many students are demanding their universities cut ties with israel and senator bernie sanders told cnn the raising legitimate concerns about the death toll palestinians and the humanitarian crisis in gaza. when you make those charges, that is not semitic. >> that is a reality on fox news. senator chris murphy said he supports students demonstrating peacefully. 95% of the young people who are on these campuses are there because they believe there's a fundamental injustice being perpetrated. senator jd vance as well. students do have a right to protest. do not have the right to set up tent cities on our public spaces in turn our cities in the garbage dumps, that that is what i think we should not allow some college campuses have use law enforcement to break up the protests and hundreds have been ar

but i don't believe living in a pup tent >> us is really helpful on the hill sunday. senator johntests and on nbc's meet the press. senator mitch mcconnell called the situation dangerous. there's also anti-semitism. >> just completely unacceptable. many students are demanding their universities cut ties with israel and senator bernie sanders told cnn the raising legitimate concerns about the death toll palestinians and the humanitarian crisis in gaza. when you make those charges that is not anti semitic. >> that is a reality on fox news. senator chris murphy said he supports students demonstrating peacefully. 95 1% of the young people who are on these campuses are there because they believe there's a fundamental injustice being perpetrated. senator jd vance as well. students do have a right to protest. do not have the right to set up tent cities on our public spaces in turn our cities in the garbage dumps, that that is what i think we should not allow some college campuses have use law enforcement to break up the protests and hundreds have been arrested. but senator tim kaine warn

johnson was the most conservative and now he's not conservative enough, i worked on capitol hill before i got into tv, johnanner was there, paul ryan and people didn't like them, no one ever likes the speaker. right now all we have to do is land the plane. trump is doing well in the polls, the environment looks good for republicans, just land the plane, don't screwed up. almost impossible to get the boats on the house for for anyone. any speaker even if you got someone new likely to be a lame-duck speaker heading into the next congress so land the plane. i don't think speaker johnson is doing the right things, they stated i don't approve of the funding to ukraine but landed the plane. >> speaking of former president trump, campaign rally in north carolina today was scheduled, counsel due to severe weather. this week the jury was selected, hush money trial with opening statements set to begin monday and we did hear from the former president friday. >> to go as fast as possible for his reasons, not my reasons. >> to take away my constitutional rights. i have a lot to say to you and i'm not allowed to say it