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joining me now is congressman ro khanna. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. i greatly appreciate your time this evening. i want to get your reaction to this speech because some republicans, i'm sure you have heard, have called the remarks angry and divisive. do you think he struck the right tone? >> i do. the remarks were honest. he was not going after rank and file republicans or republican voters, he was going after the leaders, who are peddling conspiracy theories, who are not willing to denounce violence, who are in some cases inciting violence. that is the extremism that he was calling out. and he actually was asking republicans to join us and condemning that kind of extremism. >> i'm sure you saw this as well. the white house press secretary appearing on the sunday show with my colleague. here is how she defended against criticism that it took the president a while to explicitly call out republicans. >> this is not the first time he is giving a soul of a nation speech. he wrote about it back in august of 2017, about where we were as a country than. espe

later, our common ground segment featuring nancy mace and ro khanna tonight.e is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 2 in chicago at least eight people injured at explosion at apartment. firefighters searching for anyone who may be still trapped inside that structure. determining to determine the cause of that blast. fox 61 in hartford, connecticut as internet host alex jones appears at the courthouse for his trial to determine how much he must pay the families of sandy hook victims. jones was found guilty of libel for calling the massacre a hoax. he could be called to testify about money at some point this week. and this is a live look at san antonio, texas, one of the big stories there tonight from fox 29. $19 million lottery ticket is sold in montgomery county. lottery officials say the cash value option was selected. the winner will receive almost $12 million before taxes. congratulations. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ my lucky day ♪ ♪ (kari) i just sw

>> as the member designated by representative khanna, representative kilmer and chairwoman eddie bernice johnson, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 8326. 8326. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 220 and the nays are 208. the bill is passed. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to house resolution 1339 and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the further consideration of h.r. 2988. will the gentlewoman from the virgin islands, ms. plaskett, kindly take the chair. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for further consideration of the bill h.r. 2988 which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill to amend title 5, united states code, to modify and enhance protections for federal government whistleblowers and for other purposes. the chair: when the committee of the whole rose on wednesday, september 14, 2022, a request for a recorded vote on the amendments en bloc printed in part c of house r

congressman khanna wants vice president kamala harris to help dems strike a deal with republicans on a problem that needs to be solved. aishah hosni is on that story live from the hill to bring us the news from there. good morning. >> good morning, bill. you are right. bipartisan immigration reform on the hill seems so far out of reach that now progressive representative roe khanna is actually calling for vice president kamala harris, the absent border czar, to help democrats strike a deal. watch. >> we need a better solution. i would say to the vice president. help lead to get comprehensive immigration reform done. >> lead. unclear if harris will heed the call since they think the border is already secure despite images we show you every day depicting tens of thousands of migrants crossing the southern border on a daily basis. even democrats like senator joe manchin and henry cuellar agree the border is not secure. congressional democrats are being forced to revisit this issue seven weeks before election day all because republican and democratic leaders are busing thousands of migra

. >> john: sandra, let's bring in ro khanna to break this all down. so the president, congressman, seems to be ignoring the big number on inflation, which is 8.3%, focusing instead on the month to month number, let's play again what he said yesterday. >> let's put this in perspective. inflation rate month to month was up just an inch, hardly at all. >> congressman, is that a message that you are excited to take to voters this fall? >> look, i'm not going to deny the obvious. obviously inflation is an issue, people are still paying too much for food, for basic products, for their needs. but how do we solve this, wages rise and prices come down. only one way, we have to make more things in america, we have to produce more, we need productivity to go up and a lot of the president's policies, particularly the chips act and the inflation reduction act is about bringing manufacturing back to america and solving supply chains. >> sandra: i hear you saying it's still an issue as if it landed in the administration's lap. most americans when polled say they hol

ro khanna. california attorney l attorney general rob bonta. state treasurer fiona mae. and council president. now, there are 10 people running for mayord mayor and the election is november 8. we will be covering that. meantime, california's attorney general launched a new office of gun violence preventi. violence prevention. it is meant meant to be a centralized unit to gather and analyze gun violence data and to develop sts develop strategies to better tackle the issue. >> even in california, the nation's gun safety leader, we are not immune to the sick dise. sick disease. when is enough going to be enough? when is the violence going to end? in order to fight this epidemic it will take new efforts, creative approaches and new options. >> bonta said there is a natione search underway for the offices first director. > >> hate crimes in california on the rise and tonight, the personal story of a young bay area woman who was attacked out of nowhere, just because of what what she was wearing. >> she tapped the back of my shoulder. she grabbed both my arms and pinned me agai

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to the point that even progressive representative ro khanna is now calling on the vice president to try to help democrats strike a deal on immigration reform. watch. >> do you think she's doing a good job with the border? >> i think we need a better solution on comprehensive immigration reform. what i'd say to the vice president is help lead to get comprehensive immigration reform done. >> so will she help lead to do that? that's inclear. she and the president think the border is already secure, neil. it's contrary to what bill melugin just reported. the countless images we show you every day of thousands crossing into the southern border. congressional democrats are forced to re-visit this issue seven weeks before election day because the mayors and governors of border towns are bussing thousands of migrants to sanctuary cities. democrats would like to see a reformed immigration system that at the very least would include a guest worker program to help fill worker shortages across the country and at the very most offer a pathway to citizenship for undocumented migrants. republican deal

one of the things we're doing the last day is climate tech i have john door here with ro khanna he's in jackson because of the crisis there what are we going to do about big problems like climate tech a lot of startups are trying to solve these problems that's what i want to lean into going for. what can tech do that's good what can they do that helps? we had the moderna chairman talk about where we're going with mrna technology, using digital means. i'm not going to be sunny -- not me i'm not sunny. there's a lot of things these people can do, the richest people in the world and most powerful i thought mark cuban talked about that yesterday he's doing cost-plus drugs which is fantastic. >> the apples and amazons in the world are in a different position are you going to press tim cook on that advertising push that he is doing right now, embarking on while up ending the landscape? some are calling it opportunistic, critics are calling it critical. where do you stand >> i don't like that tim cook is our national regulator of privacy. they're 100% doing the right thing. the question is

immigration reform package, that seems so far away at this moment that progressive representative ro khannae house has actually called on vice president kamala harris to help lead the conversations to be able to strike a deal. watch. >> do you think she is doing a good job at the border? >> i think we need a better solution on comprehensive immigration reform. what i would say to the vice president, help lead to get comprehensive immigration reform done. reporter: so will she help lead, neil? unclear. that is because, well she and the president think the border is already secure. of course that is contrary to the callous images we show you every single day of thousands of migrants crossing the southern border. republicans say immigration reform is off the table until the administration secures the border. even democrats like senator joe manchin and representative henry cuellar agree the border is not secure. now congressional democrats, neil, being forced to revisit the immigration issue seven weeks out of election because republican leaders continue to bus migrants to sanctuary stiffs to l

ro khanna was just on fox news a couple days ago, a progressive who said i acknowledge there's a problem at the southern border. the end of the day, there are things that they're willing to compromise on. but it's a nonstarter really for senate republicans like deal makers like senator john cornyn of texas. a big deal maker who as you know passed gun reform, which seemed like it was never going to happen in a mid-term year. he said look, we're not going to have this conversation about a bipartisan immigration reform deal until the president, the white house, the administration does something about securing the border. so they're throwing the ball back at the white house down pennsylvania avenue to take the first step. >> martha: aishah, i'm throwing a lot at you. i wanted your reaction to ron desantis responding to the criticism that he's getting from democrats. some have called for an investigation into the martha's vineyards flights. this is from governor desantis. >> no one really cared about that on the national media perspective until 50 show up in martha's vineyard. you have to ask

bernie a on the house side, ro khanna.he last week or so, they were back cap by others who were somewhat unexpected. one of the turning points was when tim kaine from virginia came out songly against, including this fossil fuel giveaway and the continuing budget resolutio to mccain is not a member of the squad. he was hillary's running mate in 2016. organizers did a tremendous job in the environmental justice movement of taking this and making an issue that was hard to avoid. it does not mean, as you know, all environment victories are temporary. this would may be more temporary than most. there's already news today manchin and the republicans are going to try to bring it back, touching it in december, not to the budget but to the defense authorization act. look, big oil never sleeps and it never gives up but for a day, anyway, and oppressive win by grassroots environmentalists. juan: phil, this was surprising because there was supposedly a deal between manchin and chuck schumer in terms of this permitting -- expediting pe

now progressive representative ro khanna is calling on vice president kamala harris to help the democratse a deal on immigration reform. >> do you think she is doing a good job with the border? >> i think we need a better solution on comprehensive immigration reform. i would say to the vice president to help lead to get comprehensive immigration reform done. reporter: here is what democrats, want done, liz, a reform system would at least include a guest worker program to fill worker shortages, at the very most offer a pathway to citizenship or undocumented migrants. since stocks have been stalled, democrats are talking about giving fema more money to help these migrants at the border and in these sanctuary cities. they want to attach the funding to the government funding bill that the senate is currently negotiating but senator braun tells me that is unlikely to get any republican support again until the border is secure. elizabeth. elizabeth: great reporting as always, ashiah. always a pleasure having you on. joining us now ranking member of house homeland security congressman john katko

california lefty congressman ro khanna plunged his rules with people with long covid and as did the nework times stole berg who tried to personalize it by highlighting people with chronic fatigue. cheryl and grow in the name with all long covid and chronic fatigue stay away from my paycheck, my medical choices in my children, your rash overreactions compounded any initial covid problems and you are a big reason generations of kids will be saddled with the fallout of your psychological impairments. the president wants the pandemic to end because it's politically anemic and desperate for votes. all of these attacks immediate government insist we must look like it's march 2020 do so to profit from fear. if you keep people scared you can protect them with editorials and trillion dollar cash grabs and you can control them indefinitely. this is the medical version of the war on terror. i'll be damned if i let some trolls ruin our children's lives over compliance and in abundance of caution. here officially marks the end of the reign of terror, if you dimwits want to make yourself useful put p

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effect january 1st a number of california members of congress, including south bay, representative ro khannad support for the bill, saying they hope it will set the groundwork for similar councils in other states in studio greg lee ktvu box to newsman greg thank you for that. president biden calling on governor newsom to sign a bill that farm workers have been pushing now for weeks. the white house released a statement yesterday, saying the president strongly supports the proposal that would give farm workers more flexibility in union elections. farmworkers and their supporters recently marched from kern county to sacramento, urging the governor to sign this bill has reportedly said he would not support the bill in its current form, but was open to negotiation. president biden spent part of labor day in milwaukee, where he gave an address surrounded by union workers. mr biden praised union members for learning their trades and the contributions they make to the country. but people forget a lot of the trades they forget. you go to four or five years of school. your apprenticeship. it's like g

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khanna of california, mr. garcia of illinois, i inform the house that all these members will vote yes on h.r. 8542. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by plp meijer from the greet -- mr. meijer from the great state of michigan, kiz kinser and -- kinser and -- kinzinger and katko, i inform the house that all will be voting no. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. wasserman schultz: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. soto and mrs. murphy of florida and miss rice of new york, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on h.r. 8542. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. conway of california, i inform the house that ms. conway will vote no on h.r. 8542. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman

i would also like to thank representative ro khanna, virginia foxx and representative mfume for their support. we hope our senate colleagues can rapidly advance this important legislation so it can be signed into law this year. i urge my colleagues to support this smart reform bill and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. maloney: mr. speaker, on our side we have no further speakers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. comer: i yield the gentleman from georgia, the ranking member of the subcommittee on government operations, mr. jody hice, three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. hice: thank you, mr. speaker. i appreciate the support and comments both from ranking member comer and chairwoman maloney. i appreciate that a great deal. the concept of this bill is quite simple. it allows us to hire applicants for federal positions based on whether or not they have the skills for the job. it's

announced staff in the offices of the congresswoman omar and congressman khanna. it is a fitting time to mark a new beginning for workers here on capitol hill. if we want congress to have a work force that reflects america's diversity and want poor and working class people to work here, not just the children of the wealthy, and if we want to reduce turnover and increase the effectiveness and efficiency, it is hard time our staff a say. that's the journey we are embarking on and i'm delighted to be part of it. friends, there is power in a union. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: i rise and congratulate lieutenant commander mike deangelo after his career with the united states navy. lieutenant commander deangelo has served our country with dedication and honor. he graduated from m

secondly, the next thing, i want some representative khanna congressman, or senator to pass a bill that a -- i am losing my train of thought. host: i think we understood. congresswoman? caller: i really appreciate your passion about wanting to say that, i do not know if you're talking about members of congress or other people, what i think the principal of no one is above the law is something that everybody should agree with. which is not to have exceptions for people who commit crimes, and yet they are allowed to ignore the benefits of a democracy and community. if you're talking about members of congress specifically, we have had bills that i have voted for in recent times that would make sure that there are no conflict of interest that we are not able to use the information that we receive to get benefits for ourselves with stocks, for example and we do have an ethics committee that very rigorously governs what happens to us as members. and you know, i do not know whether you agree with me or not, but that should include former presidents of the united states as well. host: richard.

service job while extremely important may only have two years of job security is tough another is ro khannam the single biggest filer that we found. his family traded 10,500 times in the course of our three year period he had as a result a ton of conflicts with his committee assignments because of the sheer vacuum and because they air trading. in his case his wife and young children have assets from his wife's side that came into the marriage in 2015 and they're traded by brokers without direction. his view is that's ethical i am not involved. my wife is not involved. it's a diversified trust but if you say this can't happen, we'll comply with the loss it must be said, andrew, two-thirds of americans polled on this issue want to see literal bans on individual stock trading. i think the public view on this is pretty an ambiguous reporting. they don't want to take it urp because guess who imagines the bunt these guys hey, kate, thank you. >> thanks, andrew. >>> when we come back, why elon musk thinks the fed should be cutting rates right now joochbd the fed and much more. stay tuned you're wa

jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman johnson, representative khanna and representative meeks, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 3 3895. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. desjarlais of tennessee, mrd mr. bilirakis of florida, i inform the house that mr. bilirakis, mr. desjarlais and mr. palazzo will all vote yea on s. 3895. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by congress members napolitano, vargas, bass, tim ryan, and gallego, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 3895. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: as the member designated by mrs. kirkpatrick, ms. linda sanchez, mr. conor lamb, mr. sires, mr. payne, mr. defazio and ms. stansbury, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 3895. the speaker pro tempore: for what

you've had, you know, some progressive congressmen lobbying -- ro khanna has been a big one advocatingrictions i think it's something again that as we move into winter, i think you could see, you know, both on the republican and democratic side elements coming forward and saying, you have to think about american consumers that would put europe in a terrible bind, but i don't think it's something that can be written off. at least in terms of becoming much more predominant in the conversation in a rising price environment. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> we got a lot more coming up right here on "squawk box. futures pointing to a lower open to start the week as treasury yields continue to move higher we're going to talk about some of the losers. zoom, datadog, asml and cr crowdstrike. at ameriprise financial, our advice is personalized. based on your goals, whatever they may be. all that planning has paid off. looks like you can make this work. we can make this work. and the feeling of confidence that comes from our advice? i can make this work. that seems to be universal. i can make thi

we will be ro khanna on the monetary end. you asked a good question earlier, why?k is most monetary things around the globe, that will change under this program. one final point, i've spent a lot of time south of the border. these are fine people, they need to handle their own country. i like our immigration party at one million per year. we allow nearly legally another one million just to work here on visas which are overstated. so you are add to million dollars per year legally. we far surpass any other country on the globe for allowing this. we are the kindest nation on this already. we did not ask to change that, we have to stop them from coming in. these are not bad people, they have to fix their own country, they have plenty of minerals, many dollars in south america. why do you think china and them are trying to get in there? so these people need to stay in their own countries and they will do better. it may be ugly for them, i get that stuff, but this is not right. in the end, this is going to turn out terrible for the entire world the way we are heading. h

we will be ro khanna on the monetary end. you asked a good question earlier, why?k is most monetary things around the globe, that will change under this program. one final point, i've spent a lot of time south of the border. these are fine people, they need to handle their own country. i like our immigration party at one million per year. we allow nearly legally another one million just to work here on visas which are overstated. so you are add to million dollars per year legally. we far surpass any other country on the globe for allowing this. we are the kindest nation on this already. we did not ask to change that, we have to stop them from coming in. these are not bad people, they have to fix their own country, they have plenty of minerals, many dollars in south america. why do you think china and them are trying to get in there? so these people need to stay in their own countries and they will do better. it may be ugly for them, i get that stuff, but this is not right. in the end, this is going to turn out terrible for the entire world the way we are heading. h

there were only chi khannas that started -- chicanas that started u.m. -- umas in 1967 at long beach state university. and karine was one of them. karine is a life long trail blazer. upon her graduation, she worked for the u.s. commission on civil rights, then went on to travel throughout the midwestern and southwestern u.s. to promote the creation of chicano study departments at universities and colleges she then began her work for a not for profit community-based organization that provides health and human services to communities with underserved populations. as president and c.e.o., she oversees expanded services in comprehensive primary health care employment, child care and prenatal social services. after realizing her dream of becoming an attorney, she alongside eight other women founded and served as president of the latina lawyers bar association to help advocate and educate for the advancement of latinas in law. karine has always been a strong leader in the community. she has held numerous roles in various commissions and associations for many, many years. no more than three

. >>> bay area house maker ro khanna and zoe lofgren will visit reid-hillview airport. they're calling for congressional hearings over led exposure in san jose. airborne pollution rates to higher lead levels for children living near the area. they ban leded fuel sales there raising faa concerns. since then, the agency approved the first everyone leded eve asian fuel. >>> america's united nations ambassador arrives in san francisco. linda thomas-greenfield will attend an event and plans to join oakland representative barbara lee for a discussion at manny's community space. >>> teams in oakland are expected to begin clearing a large encampment in a matter of hours. some 300 people live in the wood stream camp under a stretch of interstate 880 where several recent fires have started. last month the governor's office sent oakland attorney a letter saying the city was dragging its feet on clearing out the camp. a judge recently approved clearing it out citing a new plan to shelter the residents. >>> san francisco is the latest city to decriminalize some psychodelics. it call