they love the fact that she's a show i'm re, uh, john ro, building her music. they love to see her do something different. mix it up so they are here for. you've got people like justin. beaver's wife, hayley be beaver for morning and her social media. you've got a need a baker promoting it on her social media. you got country music, superstore black superstar, mickey gaiden saying thank god, because of her now other magazines, especially like rolling stone or taking a look at other black music country. music card is out there so it's, it's a good thing for them. but you know, some of the critics, of course, you're saying they, they like it, some of the real saying it's not as country as they thought it would be in the reality is i listen to the whole thing. i've got my favorites. it's not a strictly country music album. it is country influence as country adjacent. it's got some songs on there that are definitely a seat and, and in the south and, and country. but not every song on there has that you have some huge pop influences . you've got some sole and someon

. >> john: bring in ro khanna, congressman from california and he is going to be there tonight. congressman, you heard what nate foy was talking about, this tragedy involving lizbeth medina in the state of texas, as well the suspect in laken riley's murder, jose ibarra, apparently has ties to a notorious venezuelan gang. his brother diego is said to be a member of another group wreaking havoc in new york city. tens of thousands of venezuelans have been paroled in the country after they came across the border, and tens of thousands more flown into the country in secret by the biden administration. a lot of people, congressman, are rightly asking what has biden border policy unleashed on this country? >> john, first of all, my heart goes out to the victim's family. it was a brutal murder, unconscionable, and i can only imagine the grief. second, we need to do a better job of making sure that we are vetting people before they're coming across the border. that is why the president supported the border, bipartisan border legislation that would have added border agents, that would hav

one of the ro is john roy, who are innocent. he seems to take rolling very seriously. so this is what we do 2 hours every day. or 2 months the wooden boat is incredibly heavy. we can only get it out of the water if everyone helps. they used to go wailing in similar boats. explains john roy, he's 18 and grew up in the village of good to he works in a small museum nearby and we arrange to meet face. see you again. you do everything okay. yeah. yeah. he shows me the room most popular with tourists, the one with exhibitions about the wailing. this is my station from where when the guy, because groups. oh, okay. and the, what are these, these are for waiting, right. these are, these were the overalls, my, me, those bish and the way it was heavy. now we use the hook, so they are hooked in the level and then there's a rope they get below. and then this one, this is the. yeah, that's a use for collect with me. if this very simple. it's very, it's way more humane than the knife me. what makes it more humane? when you're just in the right spot, this goes in the brain and it goes

democrat congresswoman ro khanna went after john kerry.kerry immediate the claims about -- made claims about russia and climate and ukraine, crazy stuff. watch this. >> if russia has the ability to wage a war, illegally, and invade another country, they ought to be able to find the effort to be responsible on climate issue. russia is one of the largest emitters in the world. if russia wanted to show good faith, they could go out and announce what their redubses are going to be and make a greater effort to reduce emissions now, and maybe that would open up the door for people to feel better about what russia is choosing to do at this point in time. >> that's a ridiculous, that's absurd comment. i don't know what he was thinking but i can't defend that. that's an absurd comment. elizabeth: what do you think, sir? >> it's not absurd. it's the focus of john kerry's life and administration. it's insane issue don't get me wrong, if you're pushing in climate narrative, then you see climate chip as the only important issue to deal with. yeah, russ

john lewis bill. i marched across that bridge last sunday. congressman ro khanna, the president signed off on a package to fund a third of the federal government for the next six months. this was a date after the senate voted to avert a possible shutdown with only hours to go. but, with two weeks to fund the west, there is still considerable distance between democrats and republicans. with the ongoing deadlock over the southern border and funding for ukraine and israel, what do you expect to happen leading up to march ? >> i hope we get the budget done. let's be clear, the president made a deal with the previous speaker, mccarthy. this was all supposed to be agreed to. the president has kept his word. the republicans have been backing off there's through the great leadership of the president and hakeem jeffries. this is the only time, and seven state of the unions, the only time with the republicans didn't stand up for almost anything. they wishing to stand up for the great john lewis. it was the height of hypocrisy, they stand up for john lewis but the cau

john home. and i'll just see the center domingo, the dominican republic venezuela's president nicholas me. do ro is to seek a 3rd term and an election scheduled for july opposition leader maria corrina. carina machado has been disqualified on charges of corruption, which many believe are trumped up. and as well as in the grip of an economic crisis caused by folding oil prices and western sanctions. there's been a power for what does it move in 10 years and they've done nothing. they remain the same. so we need a change for the better now, but he has a time he has already ruled. you have to give someone else a chance and the has to meet the conditions. do you understand me? because what you didn't do, and it will be just one not going to do now. the material has made a big the effort, despite everything that's happened to us, the sanctions, the coven material has always been there is always been there like an oak tree. even though people don't see him that way, but my dural has been there and continues to support us, even though people do not see him. he continues to support us. and today's act w

ro khanna about national security concerns over tiktok. plus, martha speaks with white house national security spokesperson john kirby on the latest in gaza.>> janai: back overseas now to iceland where a volcano has erupted near the country's capital city of reykjavik. now residents are being evacuated as that lava, incredible images of it just spewing out. morgan norwood is here with the latest. good morning, morgan. >> reporter: those images coming in overnight. that volcano erupting for the fourth time since december, and overnight again, forcing evacuations as lava spewed into the night sky. you got to see this, bright red lava. the backdrop of the night sky. this video showing fountains of molten rock pouring from the ground in that area there. according to iceland's meteorological office, the eruption opened a fissure in the earth -- get this -- almost two miles long, and nearby towns forced to leave their homes and the blue lagoon, a popular geothermal spa and tourist destination immediately closing just as it did with previous eruptions, with hundreds there evacuating. authorities have been saying for weeks that an eruption was imm

chamber today her son, john, and her grandson, anthony, as they sit and actually get to witness a beautiful memory of their great mother and grandmother. marianne was born in east ro rochester, new york, on august 28, 1929. and moved to auburn as a child. after graduating from auburn central high school, she worked at central clothing stores and went on to manage steven's department store. marianne married professor joseph in 1955 and eventually grew their family to include children, joseph jr., marianne, donna, john and lisa. learning on her good business sense, she earned a small fortune and was able to send all of her children to college. i can say from experience that marianne raised her children to be kind, tenacious and community-oriented, as her son, john, who is here today, john has become a good friend and is a leader in our community. marianne was also a respected community leader herself. being part of the italian heritage society and a patron of the auburn civic band, she continued her civic duty as an election inspector for the board of elections and participated in elections serving as the county -- on the county republican committee. she was known f

ro khanna on why he voted no. >> the bill says that if you are arrested, you could be detained indefinitely. i used to think, johnin this country we had a jury process. you have to go through a process and you have your rights and decide whether you're convicted or not. to have someone detained without that due process is un-american. >> republicans are plying to pressure biden to reinstate the trump era recorders like remain in mexico. the white house says the president won't announce any new actions tonight. what you'll see is house republicans taking a stand by bringing in certain guests. people who have been impacted by illegal immigration, whether it's victims of crimes or even border patrol agents. that's how they're going to send a message about their priority. >> neil: got it. look forward to that. hamas had on the hill. tony gonzalez kind enough to join us now from texas. the president is ready to blame you, republicans and the aggregate for shooting down the first bipartisan attempt to get some order at the border. you say? >> thank you for having me, neil. i say the senate could not pass that bill to b