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for far too many years, we have listened to people like ken paxton who have said, more guns solve problemsmy daughter would be 20 years old in july. looking right now at this problem, the context of her 20-year life. i want to go back 20 years. 20 years ago, we had 200 million weapons in america. we now have over 400 million plus ghost guns. we have more than doubled. 20 years ago, ar-15 sales were less than 2% of all guns sold. they are now 25%. stop listening to the liars, because everything you need to know to understand gun violence is what i just told you. the question is, how did we get here? it's through all the lies, all the my all the bs slogans that we listened to the lobby and their enabled length lay tors like ken paxton tell us that it is ground zero for this violence. >> we covered it the last two weekends. let's listen to what this texas lawmaker said yesterday. i think it gets to one of the other topics you want to get into. let's listen to this. >> really, i would like to stay away from the politics today because i want to focus on the victims. today, we sluhould be focuse

ken, listen -- got to say at some point, you know.fact that john roberts is an institutionalist, even when i didn't agree with his rulings on both sides, but i was respecting the fact he was an institutionalist, but that label only applies to him for so long. if he allows this to continue in his court without coming out. i mean, because end of the day, either the supreme court is going to issue a new set of ethics rules and guidelines, or another branch of government are. the united states congress has the power and the authority to do it, and you just wonder if -- if the chief justice is going to keep sitting back and letting all of this information come out. most of it against clarence thomas, that hurts the court. >> this story, i think, has a different character than some of the others, because this is a -- i mean, this is a direct payment and an effort to conceal a payment. this isn't about luxury travel, which is bad enough. you know, i mean -- >> trying to conceal a payment. >> right. >> giving instructions, conceal this paymen

one of the committee members, a fellow republican, said this about ken paxton. take a listen. >> i would like to point out to several members of this house while on the floor of this house doing the state business received telephone calls from general paxton personally threatening them with political consequences in their next ele election. >> reporter: now, jim, i reached out to paxton's office and i have not heard back, but strong -- strong allegations there saying -- and that's a fellow republican saying that ken paxton called them while they were on the floor of the house threatening them with political consequences. jim? >> rosa, do we know -- do we have any kind of a sense at this hour as to whether or not paxton will, in fact, be impeached or is it just that close that it really is up in the air ? >> i talked to a political science professor here at rice university, and he believes that the votes are there. and the math is the following. there are 149 members in the texas house of representatives and a simple majority is needed. that's 75. there are 64 democrats in the

listen to congressman ken buck from colorado. >> i don't know what a default looks like because we'vehin day two or three we pass a debt ceiling? i don't think that it is the end of the world to default. doesn't mean i'm encouraging a default in any way shape or form. >> so here is my concern. a lot of people in washington who are thinking about winning and losing in terms of parties when the loser here is the american people and the global financial system if we get this wrong. what do you say to people like congressman buck who think that it is not the end of the world if we happen to trigger a default, even a short default? >> why even go down that path. yeah, there is a lot of uncertainty, we've never been here before, but logic would dictate that you don't want to go down the deep black hole. default on the treasury debt, i can say with a high degree of confidence that would be catastrophic. i don't think there is any argument about that. not just in the near term, but long run. because investors would demand a higher interest rate to buy our debt in the future and that will cost

representative ken buck said, quote, i listened to speaker mccarthy earlier tonight outline the deal with president biden, and i'm appalled by the debt ceiling surrender. meantime ralph norman called the deal, quote, insanity. he said a $4 trillion debt ceiling increase with virtually no cuts is not what we agreed to, not going to vote to bankrupt our country. joining me now is david sanger. he is a cnn political and national security analyst. he's also a white house and national security correspondent for "the new york times." david, thank you so much for making time to speak to us. the white house and republican negotiators have now reached a tentative deal to raise the debt ceiling. so does that mean crisis has been averted? >> it probably means that, leyla. we thought we were going to go down to the wire here whether that was going to be june 1st or as the treasury suggested a day or two ago closer to june 5th and everybody would be right on the edge of default. so this is just an agreement in principle, so there's a possibility you could see votes melt away once they see the spe

there have been supporters of ken paxton who flooded to the gallery today to listen as this hearing took place, and as they were letting out we were able to grab mr. -- here. you're a supporter of ken paxton, your reaction here is that the house is willing to impeach him. >> i was surprised about having to -- i think this proceeding is illegal. we'll get a statute -- in 1993 that is essentially a voter enfranchise meant of the a revision that says you can't impeach or remove people that -- for actions before the election. all of these things that were alleged against ken paxton had to do with stuff before he was elected. and the reason why that statute was put there is to make sure the -- if the voters have spoken, after they have the information, and they did. with millions of dollars advertising the primary and in the general election. they knew what they were doing. this is -- the people of texas. >> thank you so much -- this is some of the message we heard from other folks who have just come out of this hearing that we have heard or questioning why this is coming up after ken paxton

ken. >> caller: hi, jim been a long time listener and first-time caller and have a question about cummings, bought it a few weeks ago looked like the last two quarters have been doing very well, but the stock has been dropping >> yield is 3% ken, i got to tell you it's a great american industrial. the problem is the industrials are selling off right now because rates are going higher i have faith that cummins will make a comeback but may be a while. a lot feel the economy will slow down because of the debt crisis. it's hurting the industrials more than any other group of stocks let's go to scott in south carolina scott. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah >> caller: how are you >> doing well. how about you. >> caller: good. thank you. last week you mentioned five defense stocks, and all of them have had a pretty decent run in the last couple of years but one looking out for and it's been on a steady decline for the last year i'd like to get your take on why that is and if i should be buying in now or waiting for something else the name is l3 harris. >> this is an amazing decline in the sto

listen. >> i'm not here to defend ken paxton. what you're being asked to do today is to impeach without evidence. it is all rumor. it is all innuendo. it is all speculation. >> i don't think today is about whether there's guilt or innocence. it is about the process. >> i have heard from many of my friends and constituents in the last 24 hours, i'm sure many of you have. the speed and transparency has been described in their emails using such words, and these are their words, as being a political set-up, steam rolled, sham, political whack job, weaponized political prosecution, railroaded. these are not my words but the words of concerned citizens. our citizens are concerned. they want fairness. >> we have a decision to make here today. do we listen to our colleagues, a bipartisan committee, that sat and listened to hours of testimony, that held the investigation since march, to come before you, members of the highest integrity, representative johnson, representative spiller, i've never been lied to by one of them once. never. i h

i'll listen to ken cuccinelli there. i live in florida.esantis is opening schools up for the kids as far as getting them away from the sexist things and all of that. i greet the elementary schools -- i agree with the entry schools, kids do not need to know anything about that but when you say grown people going to college and high schoolers. also closing down books. when you say what he's trying to say there is no slavery. right along with that, he gets in a fight with one of the biggest corporations in the state, they pay for everything they need around them, they put all their money in to the place and the state. he just lost the state over $1 billion in revenue because of his hard headedness, bullying. what he does and what i see is -- mx military man, 32 years serving for the country, i've been to other countries and the way he is carrying himself as authoritarian. for me, i would never vote for a man that has the ideals he has. understand ken cuccinelli has to speak up for him. host: thank you, vernon. guest: i appreciate your service

i spoke to a supporter of ken paxton who flooded i kyrie esther day to listen all that play out as thatannounced. i want to play what he had to say in his reaction. >> i was surprised by how many people voted to impeach him. i think this proceeding is illegal. all of these things against ken paxton had to do was stuff that happened before he was elected. the reason why that statute was put there was to ensure that if the voters have spoken, they knew what they were doing. this is a a violation of the people of texas. >> you heard him echoing much of what we have heard from ken paxton. these alleged crimes were committed before he was reelected in november. therefore, he effectively accused the house of trying to overturn the will of the people. he called this impeachment illegal, unjust. very strong words there. these 20 articles of impeachment are headed to the senate where there will be an actual trial. we expect to hear much more about all of this. yasmin. >> we will be following that, as well. priscilla thomas, we thank you. coming up everybody, more on the debt ceiling deal. i will

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ken paxton has been impeached by the texas house of representatives. under the texas constitution he is immediately suspended and the texas governor has the power to appoint a replacement. take a listen>> have all members voted? 121-23. three absent. the resolution is adopted. >> reporter: now, this is republicans policing reasons. the texas house is led by republicans. and the committee that investigated ken paxton is a republican. and he issued a statement after this historic vote that said had part, quote, throughout the course of the investigation we discovered numerous activity that constitute unethical and potentially criminal conduct. these violations are alarming and show a systemic pattern of behavior that every member of our committee felt needed to be addressed in a public forum. this is already an historic vote. ken paxton is the first attorney general in the state of texas to ever be impeached. but there was another bombshell during this long debate that happened in the house on saturday. and that was that several members of the house stated that ken paxton called them, threatening them, that if they voted yes there would be political consequences. one member took to twi

ken paxton was on that same stage with donald trump on that day. john? >> he was indeed. ed lavandera, thanks so much. back with me now, molly ball and ron brownstein. molly, i was listeningpeachment committee. some of these allegations go back to 2014 and 2015. there's been a state pench, clof smoke around ken paxton for a long time. why now? >> well, he essentially asked the legislature to participate in a cover up. as ed was saying, there's a request for a fine levied against him, more than $3 million to settle the claims of whistleblowers, republican staffers who worked in his office. he asked the legislature to pay that money for him, so they started investigating him on that basis. as you mentioned, this is someone who's been under indictment for nearly eight years. where is the judicial system? where is the fbi? is it any wonder that people have qualms about the rule of law in this country? here's someone who basically, you know, epitomizes trump's attitude that if you make the law, you know, they can't touch you and you get to make the rules. but there is a higher authority than the attorney general of texas, and it looks like it may finally be time to pay the pip

listen. and i believe we don't have that, fred. but in a nutshell, attorney general ken paxton is saying that these impeachment proceedings are illegal, that they should not even be here, that he can disprove all of the allegations that have been presented against him. so what's going to happen right now, fred, what we're waiting for, the texas house of representatives just gaveled in and we're going to see if house resolution 2377 is brought to the floor and we're expecting that to happen because the house committee that is running all of this sent out a memo yesterday, we obtained a copy, it says at 1:00 local time that's what we're expecting to do and that they're asking for four hours of debate about this. we're going to monitor and let you know what happens. >> i know you'll keep us abreast. thank you so much. >>> the memorial holiday weekend is here and a record number of travelers going out of town to celebrate. aaa is expecting more than 42 million americans to travel at least 50 miles from home, tsa expecting to screen a record 10 million passengers between thur

ken, let's start with i want to ask you about what the experience of listening music was like for you in vietnam. and then we'll back up and talk a little bit about your former as a musician. first of all, i don't think you can overemphasize the of music, period. and it became even more important if you imagine if you will, a person like me drafted taken off the streets of wisconsin and transported literally in a very short amount time to this alien place. the soldiers in vietnam called this place the world, and they had to get back the world as if they had been transported to another planet. and what do you do when you're in an atmosphere and a dangerous one at that? you start grabbing on to things that you a sense of hope, a sense of group think. everybody else likes this song. and so on so music was incredibly important and i think the other aspect of music in vietnam for me certainly also just like to listen to music. i just happened to be one of the soldiers who liked to play music and listened to it. so it put me in another category. i wasn't certainly in that because we saw it

listen to her doctors and work a lighter schedule. she does not indicate what do these might be trapped. ken and pam. catherine, thank you. title. 42 expires tomorrow for the last 3 years. the covid era policy. >> allow the u.s. to rapidly expel migrants without letting them seek asylum. beginning at midnight, the pandemic era policy that to force those seeking asylum to remain in mexico or other countries. well, and once title, 42 expires, migrants can legally or illegally enter the country and then declare asylum. they will then be able to remain in the u.s. until their asylum status is confirmed or denied. homeland security is sending 24,000 law enforcement personnel along with 1100 new border patrol agents to help reinforce the southern border. here at home. the mateo county board of supervisors has approved 1 million dollars in funding for the planning project management and construction of dozens of farmworker housing units. the 1 million dollars represents is start-up costs necessary for housing plans to move forward. the money is coming from funding for measure k which is the county's half-cent sales tax. the proj

ken buck was asked yesterday about a possible u.s. default if congress fails to reach a debt ceiling agreement. listeno his answer. >> i don't know what a default looks like because we have never been there before. does it happen slowly over time and within day two or three america we pass a debt ceiling? i don't think that it is the end of the world to default. that doesn't mean i am encouraging a default in any way, shape or form. >> here with us chief business correspondent christine romans. maybe not the end of the world, but the end of our, you know, position in the world at least for a while. >> that is a contrarian position that terrifies people on wall street and business leaders and small business people and the fed chief and the treasury secretary and anybody who is really concerned about how the global economy works and how the u.s. economy works. would it be the end of the world for constituents if senior citizens had to wait three weeks to get their check because we went two or three days over the line? a quarter of senior citizens on social security is all their income. they can't give a

now, ken paxton did speak out about this on camera yesterday, a very fiery message to lawmakers here. take a listen to some of what he had to say. >> by proceeding with this illegal impeachment scheme to overturn a decision, made by texas voters, just a few short months ago, the corrupt politicians of the texas house are demonstrating that blind loyalty to speaker dan phelan is more important than upholding their oath of office. they are determined to ignore the law. they have denied me the opportunity to present the evidence that contradicts are politically motivated narrative, and they are showcasing their absolute contempt for the electoral process. >> and paxton has denied any wrongdoing. he says if the house wants to impeach, he expects there will be a speedy resolution in the senate. he expects that process will be quote, fair and just. yasmin? >> all right, we are going to continue to monitor this situation as well as it develops. priscilla thompson, thank you for that. we are back in just 60 seconds, folks, with new information on the evidence just submitted by manhattan prosecutors in the

ken paxton. there are 20 impeachable offenses. one democratic lawmaker implored his colleagues to demand paxton's outing. >> we have a decision to make here today. do we listenr colleagues that sat and listened to hours of testimony that held the investigation since march to come before you members of the highest integrity. i tell you that i have faith in them. i have faith in you. fear not politics, fear corruption. >> so paxton is suspended from office until the senate holds a trial. paxton remains the firemen calling this a legal unethical and profoundly unjust. >> okay. do i have to remind you it is memorial day weekend in the united states and the weather could be a spoiler in some parts of the country. the coastal low in the southeast increasing the risk of high surf and dangerous rip currents and beaches from virginia to florida. a slow-moving front could lead to storms for montana and through to west texas. a red flag warning for minnesota and north dakota right through this evening. it goes without saying, be careful with fires and holiday cookouts. >> air travel in the united states just hit its highest level since the pandemic as millions take to

you heard the republican ken buck, and i'll play it for you, he doesn't think anyone should be voting for this bill despite what you just said. listenhen the american people understand that our debt is going to rise to $35 trillion by the end of 2024 they will be aghast that anybody could support this bill. >> jay, if ken got his way and this deal falls apart, if this deal falls apart. i know you said you're confident that it will pass, though, from your perspective, what would happen if this deal falls apart? >> so, look, it's a binary choice at this point, right? you either -- you either -- the government either pays its bills or it doesn't. the government doesn't pay its bills we have a catastrophic, economic situation on our hands and it doesn't just affect the united states. it affects the entire world economy. speaker mccarthy certainly knows it which is why he negotiated for this deal. the president clearly understands it and that's why he negotiated and we're going to get to yes because of the sensible middle of both parties. that's an important signal. that's an important signal to the markets and it's an important signal t

we will listen to senator scott and if he has anything newsworthy to say we will bring it to you during the fox report. [inaudible] meantime texas attorney general kenaxton is awaiting a trial in that state senate chamber after the texas house voted to impeach him. twenty articles of impeachment presented on thursday. he was immediately suspended from his duties. >> no one person should be above the law. least not the top law-enforcement official of the state of texas. we each took an oath of office. attorney general paxton took an oath of office. he violated that oath. he put the interest of himself above the laws of the state of texas. >> paxton defends himself in this tweet writing i am beyond grateful to have the support of millions of texans who recognize that what we just witnessed it is illegal, unethical and profoundly unjust. i look forward to a quick resolution in the texas senate where i have full confidence that the process will be fair and just. new reports out of new york say the family of jordan neely is filing a civil lawsuit against the man that put them in a deadly chokehold on a new york city subway. daniel penney a marine veteran

ken for sharing your comments. anyone further here in board chamber room 250? seeing none, we have 7 listeners 5 wish to speak. can we be connected to the first of the 5 speakers, please? >> hello. my name is denise dori. i am 68 years old and have about 4 catastrophic illnesses from a (indiscernible) cannabis is pretty much keeping me alive. our movement goes back to the aids crisis. i'm on a lot of same drugs those patients were on and the cannabis helped them tolerate the aids drugs and legitimized cannabis in san francisco and san francisco is the flag ship for cannabis. if big pharma deschedule cannabis big farmy pharma will jump in and be able to buy cannabis at walgreens whether you like it or not. you will like it after you figure it helps you. the main danger of cannabis is when they make concentrates with highly volatile ingredients that blows houses up and we saw that last month. we have to regulate the concentrate manufacture, that is the main danger here. i don't see a bunch of people hanging out in front of dispensaries because they have security so alcohol is sold on nearly ever

members said that ken paxton has called them, threatening them if they voted yes that there would be political consequences. some were so concerned that one even tweeted this. take a listenys, quote, i will be submitting a journal statement to amend charge documents to include abuse of power, intimidation of house members and grand jury system that ag paxton called and threatened house and senate members. i have asked ken paxton's office about these statements and if these threats were actually made, and i have not heard back. but ken paxton did take to twit inner response. he said, quote, i am beyond grateful to have the support of millions of texans who recognize what we just witnessed is illegal, unethical and profoundly unjust. i look forward to a resolution in the texas senate where i have the confidence the process will be fair and just. what happened is we don't have timing as to when this will unfold in the senate, when the actual trial will happen. what we do know is the lieutenant governor serves as the judge. the 31 senators are jurjurors. what is needed to convict is a two-thirds vote of those present. >> all right. thank you very much. we appreciate it. earl

listen. >> have all members voted? 121-23. two not present. the resolution is adopted. >> reporter: now, this is republicans policing republicans. the texas house is led by republicans. and the committee that investigated ken paxton is a republican. and he issued a statement after this historic vote that said had part, quote, throughout the course of the investigation we discovered activities that constitute unethical conduct. these violations of the public trust are alarming and show a systemic pattern of behavior that every member you have our committee fell needed to be addressed it in a public forum. ken paxton is the first attorney general in state of texas to ever beism impeached. but there was another bombshell during this long debate that happened in the house on saturday. and that was that several members of the house stated that ken paxton called them, threatening them, that if they voted yes there would be political consequences. there is concern about this. so much so that one member took to twitter saying, quote, i will be submitting a journal statement to amend charged document to include abuse of power, intimidation of house members and senate jury tampering in light of statements that a.g.

from ken paxton, the sort of standard that we have become accustomed to from republican leaders, specifically from this a.g.. your response to his response that is as simple as just pray? >> listenaddy is a preacher, so i don't want anybody to take this the wrong way. i love jesus just like the next person, i do. we got to do more than petito. the good book says that faith with our work is -- if you really believe that this is something that can be done with a prayer, then we got to do the work as well. i am tired of people -- ken paxton is a whole other problem for a whole other list of reasons, right? but we've got to do more donda. what was interesting, even when i think back to tennessee, we saw that the governor was willing to execute some executive orders and is going to bring the legislative body back in for a special session to actually tighten up. but you know what it took? it took it hitting close to home for him. it's my understanding, i believe it was maybe the first ladies friend or some how, she was connected. it should not take the ask to be one of your family members or one of your friends before you realize that this is an epidemic that can reach you to. i shoul

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