loller of -- lawler of new york. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized law law -- mr. lawler: i would like to respond to my colleague from new york and his misguided remarks, in 2018, the gentleman was a co-sponsor of the antisemitism awareness act, which adopted the very definition that he just objected to. a co-sponsor of h.r. 5924, the definition that would be adopt i antisemitism is a certain perception of jews which may be expressed as hatred toward jews, physical manifestations of antisemitism are directed towards jewish and nonjewish and their property towards institutions and religious facilities. he was a co-sponsor of that bill. h.r. 6090 which i introduced which has 59 co-responsors adopts the eye ray working definition and its contemporary examples. the definition is antisemitism is a certain perception of jews which may be expressed as hatred towards jews. rhetorical are directed towards jewish individuals or their property and jewish institutions and religious facilities. it is the same d

congress in mike lawler, thank— consequence. congress in mike lawler, thank you _ consequence.mike| lawler, thank you for coming on consequence. congress in mike - lawler, thank you for coming on the program. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. the father of a seven—year—old girl who was crushed to death last week on an inflatable boat trying to cross the channel has been describing what happened and his desperation when he couldn't save her. sara alhashimi was one of five people who died as the boat, overcrowded with migrants trying to reach the uk, set off from a beach south of calais. sara's mother and two older siblings were on board but they all survived. it was the fourth time the family had attempted the crossing. this report from andrew harding in calais contains scenes some viewers may find upsetting. this was the scene last week as smugglers clashed with police on a french beach. and in the middle of the chaos, one unforgettable image of a small girl perched on her father's shoulders. a seven—year—old girl with moments left to live. we now know her n

lawler: i do. i think the president's concern here is more centered on michigan than minnesota and the politics of the democratic party today than it is on the war, and i frankly think it is wrong. israel is under threat and attack and again, hamas is a terrorist organization and so, they have a right to defend themselves. they have a right to prosecute this war, and i think the president should be supporting the state of israel as they conduct this war. amna: as we have not reached, i know you said there's questions around the civilian casualty number 34,000. the consensus seems to be they are mostly civilians, mostly women and children. i wonder as you say, you believe israel is prosecuting the war fairly and not indiscriminately. is there a civilian casualty number that is too high for you? rep. lawler: i think any civilian loss is tragic and anybody, the united states, israel, and any time you are in war, tried to limit that as best you can. but you are dealing with a terrorist organization tha

he is looking to make a political comeback by asking republican congressman like lawler. elected to congress. after one term, and facing redistricting, he decided to run for reelection in new york's 10th district. that campaign was cut short after a loss to former federal prosecutor daniel goldman in the 2022 primary. now, mondaire jones is ready to flip his former seat back to blue. joining me now is democratic candidate for congress in new york's 17th district. former congressman mondaire jones, congressman jones, welcome back to the saturday show. it's been two years. why are you running again? >> jonathan, it's great to be with you and to be with your viewers. i'm running because for me, policy is personal. most everything we see in the house of representatives, i know what it is like to struggle and we need more people in congress who understand the pain working people are feeling including the people most importantly in my congressional district. and the 17th congressional district. new york's lower hudson valley. as proud as i am of the work we did last term when d

. >> broadcasting with ralph lawler is like playing music with bob dylan and jerry garcia and the grateful dead with the lufkin. >> we wish all of you well. those of you who are struggling, who were suffering, yes, we've been healed. we're at the lufkin. >> we are the conference of champions, commissioner silver said. >> bill translated his infectious enthusiasm and love for the game to broadcasting. i spoke to walton's longtime broadcast partner, roxy bernstein. i've just appreciative of the person that he is and was, and it he made this impression on my life that i don't i don't know if anybody else has had the same impact on me that bill's had. for more on the life and legacy of bill walton, we're joined by scott ostler, sports columnist for the san francisco chronicle. scott, appreciate your time. your coverage of bill goes back to your time at the la times. let's start with the impact bill had on the court at ucla and beyond.

what sets you apart from congressman mike lawler?my opponent is a former oil and gas lobbyist, and has proceeded to act like an oil and gas lobbyist, and he opposes the inflation reduction act. he would have people like my grandmother pay more for her prescriptions. he supports trump and was a convention delegate for him in 2016, got paid to get reelected in 2020, and now recently had to admit he is supporting him for the third time. this is someone who has been charged with 88 felony counts, and who incited a violent insurrection at the capitol. this is a guy, mike lawler, who says he is an a law and order republican. pay attention to what he does, not what he says on the camera. if we don't flip this district that biden won by 10 points, that i use to represent 73% of before the disastrous 2022 redistrict during, and where democrats outnumber republicans by 80,000, but they want the chaos to stop, and there's no way the maga republican majority gets the gavel taken from them if we don't feet mike lawler here in a district where he

i want to bring in a republican congressman like lawler of new york, who joins u.s.n the phone, congressman. so this is an overwhelming rejection for marjorie taylor greene. do you think she expected something different? >> no, i think she expected this. she very clearly was told by everyone that they were going to reject the motion to vacate. but as i said, just a short while ago moscow, marjorie has lost her mind clearly the result of the space laser i mean, this whole episode, this little tantrum of hers, is absurd and it does nothing to advance the conservative movement. all it does is undermine the house republican jordy, which the american people elected for those that are complaining about the fact that we don't have border security that is a result of their inability to work as a conference, as a team to give the speaker the most leverage in negotiations. i want border security via voted pr her2, it's why i voted the first cr that had border security but folks like margery who refused to cooperate as a team. this is the end result. the things that they advoca

i asked mike lawler whether he thought _ message overall. asked mike lawler whether he thought whether it - message overall. i asked mike lawler whether he thought whether it was i whether he thought whether it was a national movement— it looks like that when you look at the map and where the protests are. do you think there is coordination and communication between student bodies? �* , communication between student bodies? �*, . , , bodies? there's absolutely coordination _ bodies? there's absolutely coordination and _ bodies? there's absolutely i coordination and engagement bodies? there's absolutely _ coordination and engagement without a doubt. is it growing to a national movement? no, idon't a doubt. is it growing to a national movement? no, i don't think we are seeing every university in the country engaging in this way, it's not what we saw in the late 1960s, these are certainly active activists trying to make an argument and prove a point, as they should, as they have the free—speech right to do. but i do believe that there is absolu

loller of -- lawler of new york. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized law law -- mr. lawler: i would like to respond to my colleague from new york and his misguided remarks, in 2018, the gentleman was a co-sponsor of the antisemitism awareness act, which adopted the very definition that he just objected to. a co-sponsor of h.r. 5924, the definition that would be adopt i antisemitism is a certain perception of jews which may be expressed as hatred toward jews, physical manifestations of antisemitism are directed towards jewish and nonjewish and their property towards institutions and religious facilities. he was a co-sponsor of that bill. h.r. 6090 which i introduced which has 59 co-responsors adopts the eye ray working definition and its contemporary examples. the definition is antisemitism is a certain perception of jews which may be expressed as hatred towards jews. rhetorical are directed towards jewish individuals or their property and jewish institutions and religious facilities. it is the same d

lawler, for five minutes. mr. lawler: mr. speaker, today i rise to honor an exemplary leader, dr. francis pratt, for her remarkable service to rockland county and new york state, as we celebrate her 90th, i mean 29th birthday. known for her distinctive hats, advocacy in our community, and a deep faith, dr. pratt's life has been marked by a passionate commitment to civil rights and an unwavering ability to unite people from diverse backgrounds. growing up in south carolina in the segregated south, she traveled northward with her husband, eventually settling in nyack in 1957, after receiving her nursing degree from rockland community college in 1959, she served as a nurse and in the medical field in rockland for over 45 years. beyond her heroic service in medicine, dr. pratt also served as president of the nyack branch of the naacp for over 40 years. growing the organization into a major force for good within rockland county and beyond. throughout her career, dr. pratt has been a beacon of hope and a pillar of strength, advocating tirelessly for justice, and working to make her comm

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congressman mike lawler, thank you.ng the adp report on jobs at 8:15 eastern time and dan tarullo will join us to talk about the fed's rate path, inflation and what it means for the markets. up next, the doj's antitrust case against google. we'll hear from president's former antitrust adviser on what to expect. we'll be right back. while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market. e*trade from morgan stanley >>> all right, welcome back, everybody. closing arguments for the department of justice antitrust case against google are expected this week. it is one of two separate antitrust lawsuits that the tech giant is facing this year. one on search and one on google's advertising business. joining us to talk about this and much more with the tiktok ban that is proposed as well is tim wu, he's columbia law school professor and former adviser to president biden on tech and competition policy and, tim, i'm i'd like to start with what is happening with tiktok. you're in favor of the proposed sale

reporter: there will be a bill, the lawler bill. expanding the definition of anti-semitism to allow the department of education to go after some of these schools. do you support this bill? what are your thoughts on how the caucus might react to this? mr. aguilar: we had ranking member nadler speak on the bill as well as representative kathy manning. if democrats were in control, her bill, that is, by the way, bipartisan and bicameral, that addresses anti-semitism, would be our chosen -- our chosen vehicle. so we talked through that a little bit and she presented her bill. she has in a number of different opportunities presented to the leadership team and to each of us. president biden created an office to stamp out anti-semitism. what her bill would do is ensure an individual whose charge and main date to do that work -- mandate to do that work is -- codifying that, putting that into law, what the president has done is important. and that would be -- that would be our preference. we heard from representative manning. we heard from r

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those in office in congress, have been taking that kind of position very interesting indeed, mike lawlerrepublican from new york guard guys, thank you very, very much. just ahead, we take a closer look at the challenges for the defense and the hush-money trial, not at proving their case, but in having donald trump as a client spotlights 12th time in years, changing the world intimate look at how these champions make the world a better place champions for change all next week on cnn sponsored by charles schwab, fashion moves fast so we partner with verizon to take our operations to the next level with a custom private 5g networks, we get more control of production efficiencies and greater agility. >> that's& to prize intelligence, it's your vision, it's your verizon. >> our biggest challenge uncertainty hidden fees, surcharges. >> who knows what to expect, turned shipping dr. advantage, keep it simple with clear upfront pricing with usps ground advantage today at america's beverage companies are models might still look the same, but they can be remade in a whole new way. thanks to you we'

reporter: there will be a bill, the lawler bill. expanding the definition of anti-semitism to allow the department of education to go after some of these schools. do you support this bill? what are your thoughts on how the caucus might react to this? mr. aguilar: we had ranking member nadler speak on the bill as well as representative kathy manning. if democrats were in control, her bill, that is, by the way, bipartisan and bicameral, that addresses anti-semitism, would be our chosen -- our chosen vehicle. so we talked through that a little bit and she presented her bill. she has in a number of different opportunities presented to the leadership team and to each of us. president biden created an office to stamp out anti-semitism. what her bill would do is ensure an individual whose charge and main date to do that work -- mandate to do that work is -- codifying that, putting that into law, what the president has done is important. and that would be -- that would be our preference. we heard from representative manning. we heard from r

administrators have decide to choose hamas over public administrators, we'll vote on congressman mike lawler's legislation that holds these anti-semites accountable by holding anti-semitism as any other act of discrimination. our house republican majority will once again take a stand where others have failed. i can only hope that our colleagues on the other side of the aisle will choose to be on the right side of history and join us. and with that i turn it over to our leader, steve scalise. mr. scalise: thank you, whip. last week i brought a number of members of congress from around the country down to south louisiana to look at some different energy facilities throughout south louisiana. we went to chevron's anchor platform in the gulf of mexico. a facility that's going to be coming online in the next few months to produce over 70,000 barrels of oil a day. and while we were excited to be there, what is disappointing is that because president biden continues to cancel legislatively mandated lease sales, fewer of those kind of projects will be coming online. and what that means is our country,

on the campus of columbia university, in new york — and we will get the thoughts tonight of mike lawlerhe tried in vain to save her. we will investigate the money trail and the banking system that supports

on the campus of columbia university, in new york — and we will get the thoughts tonight of mike lawler in new york. also tonight — the father of the girl who died while being smuggled to the uk, on how he tried in vain to save her. we will investigate the money trail and the banking system that supports this trade in human misery. good evening. the confrontations between pro—palestinian protesters and the police are continuing on campuses across the united states. i2 protesters were arrested this afternoon at the university of wisconsin, in madison as police cleared an encampment there. tensions are also high in los angeles, where overnight, cou nter— protesters attacked pro—palestinian demonstrators on the campus. footage from the scene shows people using sticks and poles to attack a makeshift barricade that had been put around the encampment. police did eventually respond to what the university's vice—chancellor described as "horrific acts of violence". let her go! let her go! there were scuffles too in new york, where police arrested dozens of pro—palestinian demonstrators who were

president of taking the sayyed of these terrorists and this is what new york republican august when mike lawler told kate just a few minutes ago what did president is doing here is capitulated because of electoral politics, because he's concerned about the vote in michigan and minnesota and that is taking precedent over eliminating a terroristic threat. and to me that's unconscionable. i don't care how many ways he tries to spin this cnn's senior white house correspondent, kayla tausche is with us now, kayla, always great to have you on cnn news central. there was a lot in this interview with aaron last night there was a lot in the interview last night and a lot that was very newsworthy. in particular, those comments about aid to israel, where the president appeared to be more willing than he has been in the past to embrace the conditioning of military aid and outlining what the white house is position has been, which is if there is a major incursion into rafah, then that aid will be the withheld, but with such an incursion still possible, the us doesn't want to be seen as supplying large bombs

>> reporter: congressman mike lawler's anti-semitism bill expands the definition of anti-semitism makingmuch easier to prosecute cases of discrimination even though anti-semitism is already against federal law. this vote is going to divide democrats. some feeling like this infringes on free speech. >> the anti-semitism bill has a definition that is so broad that many jewish groups like j st. and nexus and others cannot support. why would you do that except if you want to weapon eyes anti-semitism and use it as a political ploy? >> the bill is just the beginning. speaker johnson launched a house wide crackdown of anti-semitism on college campuses yesterday. multiple committees like judiciary and oversight are investigating these schools. houser publicans are taking action after education secretary miguel cardona reported the office of civil rights is overwhelmed. is investigating 136 title vi cases, two of which are at the university. cardona is begging for more money to deal with it. we are tracking are possible century resolution against congresswoman elana omar after she called some je

mining town slide suffered a sharp economic blow from the decline of coal mining port manager martin lawler hopes, the power link will help returned the town to its former glory. to the folder blog is already a midget of showing you hope for the u. k. and that's actually happening to a truck further into investments that companies won't be pond to disclose to. they want to feed off some of the, especially that i brought it and electric, some of the best of luck for it was those building cable factories. and that will help to drive further into the investment all around the street. are the 1st signs of an economic upswing due to the energy transition on the horizon. we are seeing this growth accelerating around by the street. so the pulse and drive is by which parts of the town apply. i'm. the community is very much with the poles and what we're doing here, the see the jumps coming in, let's see the benefits, the economy, and, and look into the future. we're going to hope that the majority of those jobs will go to local people. so they have image with us the world, the largest networks are r

congressman mike lawler joins me now.does biden's weapons delay due to our relationship with israel? >> i want to point out many of my democratic colleagues have been relying on hamas ministry of health death counts, as the basis for calling it a genocide, the basis for trying to block aid to israel. the white house bought that hook, line, and sinker, because they are concerned about electoral politics. it needs to be called out for what it is. it is shameful. it is disgraceful. the president needs to make clear that he stands with our ally israel over a terrorist organization that used propaganda to smear israel and turn the world against them. their mission is to eradicate the state of israel. israel has the right to defend itself. nobody would have told the united states after 9/11 not to defend itself, not to go after al qaeda. or not to eradicate isis during the war on terror. what the president is doing, putting electoral politics above all else. relying on hamas's propaganda to justify it, is disgraceful. the fact

getting a lot of outrage from publicans like mike lawler calling for her to be removed from congressy and it comes as house republicans continue to showcase the democrat divide over israel. mike johnson pressured peter schumer to welcome netanyahu to address congress soon despite some on the left of selling to boycott that speech and senator ted cruz trying to force democrats to vote on a resolution that would compel the biden administration to abandon that. that was built to carry and manage hearing aid into gaza. fox news did reach out to her office to get a comment on her presence, her words at the conference over the weekend. we have not heard back. >> always great reporting, thank you for joining us. let's welcome back to the show lieutenant general keith kellogg. global leaders, it's good to see you, expressing shock and outrage over the israeli military spike, killed more than 45 including children, israel said forces are aiming up hamas compound to take out and kill tube senior hamas terrorists commanders but israeli defense forces say they are looking into the possibility th

then out in california as we pointed out, you literally have across the board as congressman mike lawler put it school administrators acquiescing to petulant are children. but yet the messaging and where it eludes is what concerns me. >> yeah, you're so right to think about as a father, because this is ideological. for 232 -- 22 years i've studied these professors from uc-berkeley to georgetown here in washington, d.c., and they head up institutions, programs with foreign funding to influence our children to join this entity that i call the woke army. you know, the title of my book is not subtle, right in what is that? hammer and sickle -- griff: right. clearly. we've got a copy of the book up there on the screen, and we see an alliance finish. >> yeah, this is an unholy alliance, exactly. and it is an army. we have these different battle fronts from gw to uc-irvine. and in each one they have battle commanders, field marshals. and these are people from that marxist, lend anyonist network across the country, and that's why we're seeing the campus protests in spain, itly, south america bec

republican lawler is calling for tlaib to be removed from congress as house republicans keep highlightinghouse speaker mike johnson today boasting about boxing in senate leader chuck schumer into welcoming netanyahu to capitol hill despite some opposition from the left. >> he got public pressure and agreed to cosign the letter. i expect that prime minister netanyahu will come soon. >> the house could also soon introduce a bipartisan bill that would sanction the icc for going after netanyahu. it's expected to gain some democratic support while facing the ire of progressives ratcheting up the heat on the white house. >> we still need to keep the pressure on. it is unconscionable what is happening. and brett, fox did reach tout tlaib's office to get a comment about her preference at that conference in detroit over the weekend. her office has not responded. bret. aishah, thank you. pope francis issuing a vulgar and derogatory term about gay men to reaffirm the catholic church's ban on gay priests. the comments were delivered behind closed doors to italian bishops on may 20th. the vatican spok

. >> mike lawler criticizing marjorie taylor greene after she introduced the motion to remove speakeran strategist and msnbc political analyst susan del percio. she has a new opinion piece, "marjorie taylor greene's push to vacate the speaker didn't win her anything." susan, good to see you this morning. let's start there. what is mtg's future? >> i don't think it is bright. she makes it through the year. one of two things will happen. either donald trump will win and she'll be kicked out by the trumpsters because she's too much drama and chaos, or trump loses and she's regulated to the back bench. she won't shut up, but people won't be listening to her as much because she doesn't have influence over the conference. she doesn't carry the donald trump threat. she reminds me of a sibling saying, "i'm going to tell mom if you don't do what i ask." that will be gone. >> she'll have no trouble raising money in the deep red district but who knows what her future will be from there. johnson's job is safe for now. >>> 2024. we've been talking about the threats to democracy, the 30,000 foot is

to that, because it's still relatively simple to use technology to impersonate a voice or image, lawler said. >> there are several bills pending in the senate and house that aim to address ai impersonation in the south bay. zach fuentes abc seven news. >> parents who lost their children to fentanyl overdoses are protesting snapchat today. the app where they say their kids bought the deadly drug. they rallied outside snap inc headquarters in santa monica, holding signs with their children's faces to make their point. the group wants lawmakers to pass legislation to stop drug sales on that. social media app. snap says it's working diligently to stop drug dealers from abusing its platform. >> we have a follow up to the story we first brought you last month, what the i-team found when it looked into new complaints against a las gatas skincare shop, and turbulence turns deadly. >> what we know tonight about a singapore airlines flight that had to make an emergency landing a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate s

. >> new york republican congressman mike lawler who led the charge says doing so will help the departmenteducation crackdown on allegations of jewish hate on campus. the bill passed with broad bipartisan support, but opponents including jewish democratic new york congressman jerry nadler, warren, the expanse of language could be weaponized speech. that is critical of israel alone. >> does not constitute unlawful discrimination. >> groups including the aclu say they kerr are concerned the bill could infringe on first amendment rights right now, senate majority leader chuck schumer has not said if he will bring it to the floor for a vote for now in washington, raquel martin, back to raquel, thank you so much for your coverage. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news. it's the end of an era. why a beloved east bay comic shop is deciding to close its doors. and after the break. be careful when you're heading out to the beaches in san francisco with the city is being accuse2 people robbed a letter carrier of their postal keys in the middle of the day. >> let's take a look at surveillance vide

to that, because it's still relatively simple to use technology to impersonate a voice or image, lawlere several bills pending in the senate and house that aim to address ai impersonation. in the south bay. zach fuentes, abc seven news san francisco mayor london breed is playing host to her counterpart in shanghai. >> the two cities are celebrating 45 years of a sister city partnership. mayor breed joined me in studio today during our 3:00 show, getting answers. i asked her about the significance of this relationship with tourism from china. still recovering from the pandemic. >> so we need to enhance that relationship. but also there are people that have a connection there. so we are we are grateful to have this opportunity to renew our commitment for 45 years. >> another sign of that connection with china. the two giant pandas set to move to the san francisco zoo next year. breed also shared her reaction to the rejection of her fundraising plan last week, saying she thinks there are politics at play. the city needs to raise $25 million to pay for a new panda enclosure and other upgrad

. >> new york republican congressman mike lawler who led the charge says doing so will help the department of education crackdown on allegations of jewish hate on campus. the bill passed with broad bipartisan support, but opponents including jewish democratic new york congressman jerry nadler warned the expanse of language could be weaponized speech that is critical of israel alone. >> does not constitute unlawful discrimination. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer has not said if you plan to bring the bill to a vote in the senate. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you raquel, thank you. >> that's really disturbing to see someone just jump out of their car and attack on the front of people. we know. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the search is on for the man who attacked 2 elderly men in san francisco will have more >> we're back at 6.25. and a a solo car crash on thbound to 1, 1, just north of west side road. we'realng about the healdsburg area. happened yesterday afternoon. chp says the driver veered to thht off the roadway, went down an embankment and roller. c

much joining us right now to talk more about all of it as republican congressman from new york, mike lawler. >> thank you so much congressmen for going on. i heard i heard dusty johnson say that yesterday and i just i wrote it down in my book you also had choice words for marjorie taylor greene yesterday about all of this. >> do you think she thomas massie, chip roy, that they should face punishment by the conference for this i do obviously, it is destructive to the majority. it undermines our ability to govern the american people elected us to serve as a check and balance on the disaster. that is the biden administration including the policy announcement that we heard last night on your network and so by doing stunts like this, all it does is slowed down our ability to do the work we were elected to do. i think chip roy and thomas massie both serve on the rules committee. they should be immediately removed from that committee. you're not entitled to that committee. you're not there to represent yourself. you're there to do the work of the majority and i think there should be consequences h

that's question i put to a swing district republican mike lawler about the efforts by the far-right lead by marjorie taylor greene to push out mike johnson and he had some choice words everything that they claim they're fighting for they have been unable to accomplish, not because of the uniparty but because they are stupidity and they're ineffectiveness and that's the question about the tactics the division in the house gop over tactics, how best to effectuate effectuate that our agenda. and you're seeing right there, some republicans say it is time to just push those folks on the far right to the side, try to move ahead with their agenda foot members on the right, say that mike johnson has compromised too much and has hurt their ability bility to keep control of the house. and that's a debate that will continue into november. the question is, will that undercut their chances that something that a lot of republicans worry about, that they're essentially getting in their own way in trying to keep control of the house. >> yeah. this gop infighting, not quite over just yet. manu raju. than

. >> the president has a responsibility you to move that aid expeditiously congressmen mike lawler. thank you for coming on new our of cnn news central starts now shaking up their strategy. donald trump's defense is changing its cross-examination of stormy daniels after her embarrassing and explicit testimony were saying candy by for trump to leave court any minute. >> now, a 23-year-old active duty senior airman fatally shot by 40 deputies in his own apartment family says, it happened after they went to the wrong address. now the demanding answers and the release of bodycam footage also a close call on the runway wait at orlando international airport, the faa now investigating yet another close incursion after a plane was told to taxi across the same runway another was used using to take off i'm sarah side. you're with john berman and kate bolduan. this is cnn news central we are standing by to see stormy daniels back on the stand and the criminal trial against donald trump. >> and we are just getting word that the defense is making new plans for how to deal with her in the cross-e

passed that antisemitism well, we told you about in the last hour when we interviewed congressman lawler and moscowitz, 70 democrats, 21 republicans voted against the bill. still an overwhelming passage. some of the republican no votes notable names include matt gaetz, andy biggs, paul gosar, marjorie taylor greene. the last two, we should note previously spoke at a white nationalist convention on, the democratic no votes include aoc, i, pramila, jaya, paul, and ilhan omar. the bill would require the department of education to offer the same protections given under the civil rights act of 1964. that act prohibits discrimination based on race, color, or national origin, giving those protections to jewish students across the nation. in grades k through 12. i want to do i want to flip back to abortion if we can, because that is an issue that a lot of democrats are talking about today. and frankly, a lot of floridians, a lot of arizonans, and allows a lot of south dakotan because those issues bubbled up in those states today. we just heard trump's say, people are happy about abortion being l

number one jasmine sean has successfully united the republican party when you have mike lawler and marjorie taylor greene, row in the same direction, clearly, there are people who are reasonable, who believe that this is not something that is worth working out very well for the country. >> i would share my mother, i appreciate being in the same sentence as martin taylor greene, and you must be outraged by ulema. >> well, i didn't i didn't interrupt you. >> and you're going on this well, it started to lose in a monologue, but i get it again. >> this comes back to the point of disrespect. we have the governor of the state of new york who came on this network and called half for constituents that she scored for an oath to uphold clouds. you have just called me delusional. this is what it looks. this i am going to interrupt it is my show. i can do it out just to move the conversation forward. i mean, this idea that actually senator scott, i didn't get a chance to ask him about this. he's suggested that this is going to bring black voters because he actually alluded to this black and hispanic vo

this measure was sponsored by new york republican representative michael lawler. on the house for yesterday, he introduced it and saying why the house should pass it. [video clip] >> codifying a single definition of anti-semitism will help the department of education administrators who have been feckless, clearly identify instances of anti-semitism, and protect the safety of all students, including jewish students are that some opponents may try to make the argument that this imposes restrictions on constitutional rights to free speech, it is not true. first about, constitutional protection is in the bill and clearly states nothing in this act shall be construed to diminish or infringe upon any right protected under the first amendment to the constitution of the united states. speech is already protected under the civil rights act, but when the speech transit to harassment or other prohibited actions and the action is motivated by anti-semitism, that is when it becomes illegal conduct. and right now, without a clear definition of anti-semitism, the department of e

university professor minouche shafik, but on this programme last night, the new york republican mike lawleras no longer a first ammendment issue. we can have the robust public debate about the policy decisions of the state of israel or the united states. you know, we have people every day protesting decisions that are made on capitol hill right here on the grounds of capitol hill, and that is protected and we respect that. but the moment that these protests turn violent or threats of violence emerge, you know, or harassment ofjewish students simply because they're jewish, no, that is not protected. and from that interview he went onto the floor of the house to sponsor a bill that creates a new definition of anti—semitism, one they could use to cut off funding to academic institutions if they are found to tolerate such behaviours. the bill codifies a definition of anti—semitism created by the international holocaust remembrance alliance in the civil rights act of 1964. it defines anti—semitism as a certain perception ofjews which may be expressed as hatred toward them. student—held signs lik

lawler: mr. speaker, i hereby remove my name as co-sponsor of h.r. 5094. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the question is granted. the house will be in order. members, please take your conversations off the floor. the house will be in order. members, please take your conversations off the floor. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house out of order. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> mr. speaker, i rise with my colleagues from the ohio delegation to pay our respects to euclid police officer, jacob durbin. ms. brown: on saturday, while responding to a distress call, officer durbin was ambushed and killed. like so many of our law enforcement officers in northeast ohio and across the country, officer durbin put himself at risk to protect others. and even after he was shot. officer durbin was able to warn others, likely saving other lives. he was just 23 years old. a new officer who was engaged to be married in july. he had so much ahead of him. officer

current cfo john lawler will become the vice chair and focus on the company's expansion plans.criticized for his attacks on diversity and inclusion policies. in a closed-door discussion at the milken conference in los angeles. he previously labeled dei initiatives as inherently racist and illegal. at least one speaker said his comments reflected a poor understanding of the civil rights movement. in a statement issued afterward, ackman says he has written thousands of words on the topic and asked people to read them fully to fully understand his perspective. jonathan: thank you. enjoy your weekend. i feel like i need to say on the record, neil dutta did have thoughts on gucci, just didn't have time to share them. it is amazing that economists can look at the same data and have two very different views. neil talking about a welcome cooling, deterioration over at citi. they are saying watching for weakness. dani: also you have others talking about. ellen zentner at morgan stanley saying we are going to get three this year. jonathan: without a doubt, opposing views. great ideas exc