hey, lawrence. >> lawrence: hey, bret. thanks, brother. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: i'm lawrence jones in new york. and tonight the fallout continues over a new book detailing general mark milley's efforts to undermine donald trump. reports indicate millie had two phone calls with the chinese government while trump served as commander-in-chief. and the deep state has already started at the white house has a full-court press out to defend millie's actions. watch. >> the president knows general milley. he has been chairman of the joint chiefs for almost 8 months of his presidency. they have worked side by side through a range of international events. the president has complete confidence in his leadership, his patriotism and his fidelity to our constitution. lawrence the department of defense wasn't going to be left out of the deception. insisting millie's actions were totally normal. >> chairman across multiple administrations routinely have communications direct channel communications with their count

hey, lawrence. >> lawrence: thank you, bret. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: i'm lawrence jones. and tonight democrats are fudging the numbers again on the nationwide crime surge. and the mainstream media, of course, is running with it. the new study by a left wing think tank claims republicans are lying, crime is down which makes for a juicy headline for outlets like nbc. but buried deep in the report is one very important stat that they, for some reason, did put in all the headlines. murder is skyrocketing. according to the same study, it was up by 31.4% last year. so the question is why are they hiding that from us? well, high crime means democrats anti-police agenda isn't working. neither is the progressive d.a. strategy of releasing violent criminals into the street. or the liberal judges granting bail to just about everyone. these policies as you know resort into chaos and will show you. and new york a mom was kicked down an escalator after having the audacity to say excuse nia stranger.

this week hosted by lawrence jones. lawrence? >> lawrence: brother, great show today. thank you so much. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: i'm lawrence jones in new york. and tonight the media elites have left the world know how they really know. if you don't agree with them, then you are just simply stupid. >> i think we have to stop coddling people when it comes to this and the vaccine thing oh you can't shame them. you can't call them stupid. you can't call them -- yes, they are. i'm not here to talking about name-calling or fight on twitter. i'm here to talk about meeting people where they are. so i hope that nikki minaj does talk to those doctors. that she gets educated and through this her fans are educated as well. >> lawrence: why is he so mad? i guess nicki minaj is making a lot of people angry this week all because of a tweet she posted expressing skepticism over the covid vaccine. the fact that she simply told people to do their own research made likely ally to tucker carlson and millimeter number one to the supposed black th

primetime." ♪ >> lawrence: i'm lawrence jones in new york.he hearing with antony blinken was supposed to get to the bottom of biden's awful afghanistan evacuation. but that didn't happen. blinken is a master at dodging questions. we didn't get many answers, however, one thing did happen. congressman scott perry went off script and and asked secretary of state about biden. >> how long was your recent interview with the fbi and was it a deposition? >> i'm sorry, i don't know what you are referring. >> are you saying that you have not had a recent interview with the fbi since becoming secretary of state? >> i'm, -- i -- i'm not sure what you are referring to and i'm happy to take that up with you off line. >> did the state department turn over documents to the fbi related to hunter biden, burisma and/or the blue state strategies corporation? >> um, you will have to, um,. >> so have you no knowledge of this? are you saying you have not had an interview with the fbi since. >> it would not be appropriate for me to comment in a public forum on any l

lawrence, make it a great weekend. >> lawrence: bret, brother, thanks so much. you too. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: we start with a fox news alert tonight. i'm lawrence jones. joe biden just had himself a terrible, horrible, no good very bad week. remember, this was the week that the administration was supposed to flip the script on its embarrassing withdrawal from afghanistan. instead the disaster just kept piling up. and they are still piling up tonight. take this, for example. >> we have done our part. we bought enough boosters, enough booster shots and the distribution system is ready to administer them. >> lawrence: well late today the fda said not so fast my friend advisory panel rejects pfizer vaccine booster shot for people under 65 by a vote of 16-2, against the booster. even though joe had already written the check for all of those shots. and biden's bad week didn't end there. late today his pentagon had to admit it made a grave mistake by draw droning the wrong guy in afghanistan. >> are after thoroughly reviewing the fin

lawrence: this is a real question. this is not just a health matter, it is a national security issue. we have to have compliance with the international health regulations. we have to examine the many demands by the united states to be allowed to have an actual investigation into the origin of this virus and total -- china totally shut that down. when australia made that request that the chinese sanctioned the australian government, just for making the request to send the investigators to china to find out where this disease investigated -- originated. host: president trump was criticized for dubbing the irish the china virus. when you look at hindsight and what you learned about the approach, was he wrong? lawrence: i agree with the cdc feeling that we should not stigmatize countries for the origin of the virus. there was this pandemic of the flu called the spanish flu and spain had nothing to do with the origin of that influenza outbreak. it became the spanish flu because of 1918, the first world war, there was censor

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lawrence: yeah.re not giving resources. we've talked about, you know, securing the border, but when they stopped doing the border wall, they stopped giving them the tools, the technology and all that stuff? that was all at one time. >> what's really shameful is the biden administration has made their job which was already dangerous much more dangerous. border patrol says 40-50% of their manpower is no longer on the line, they're processing units, taking care of them, it means your backup may be 20 minutes away, now a half hour, 40 minutes away, and the cartels know this. will: job gets harder and harder as you can see from those pictures we showed you this morning. rachel: yeah. the biden administration has doubled down on the root cause narrative that they have, so they've given another $4 billion to central america. basically, nation building, all the things they said they don't want to do in afghanistan, they're doing that now in central america. i spoke with a sheriff yesterday who said, boy, our

tonight lawrence interviews vice president joe biden. lawrence, congratulations. hi >> great to be here, rachel. ready to go on the first show. >> we are all pulling for you and very excited >> i could not have a better lead-in. >> that's very kind of you, sort of break a leg, lawrence. >> thanks, rachel. >> could you tell how wicked nervous i was? >> you actually looked fine. you looked like totally in control. i looked like i had no idea how to do this handover thing. also, what's that shirt? that shirt is like i borrowed that from somebody who was never me i don't even -- you look -- you look yourself. you're totally in control. i was a mess >> well, it wasn't in those days -- the network was actually running tape, rerunning a show at 10:00 p.m so you never had somebody to hand off to, right >> oh, yeah. >> so suddenly there was a live show at 10:00 p.m. and you had a little job to do at the end and rachel, because you say good evening to me in this show every night, you have kept this show here for 11 years because we wouldn't be here without the strongest, gr

good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. you know when you're watching "the rachel maddow show" and you have no idea where she's going. >> she's very random. >> when she's talking about grindal's den and i'm talking about what the -- she's talking about grindal's den. and rachel, i don't want to date myself, but all of my experience in grindal's den was before they had a liquor license, okay? so -- so, then we discover, we, meaning me, and i guess america, that grindal's den, this little bar made supreme court history. and that is the most important thing i've learned about the texas law is that grindal's den law says a private entity cannot enforce the laws in the way that this texas abortion law wants private citizens to enforce that law. >> it does seem that there are several paths to the end of that texas law. and the one about that bar in cambridge may be one of if not the most direct. i will also say that i know you're not a booze guy, lawrence, so the liquor license didn't mean the world to you, but them getting the l

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were it not for lawrence tribe taking it to the supreme court. we wouldn't have we wouldn't be there. >> i was walking around there recently. a lot of change but the bar is still there. rachel before you go my favorite line, my favorite line of the whole discussion with professor tribe was, he was my student. which of course, was his reply. to your question about the attorney general of the united states. and every time, every time he is here, that is astonishing list, from barack obama, to so many people, who have been professor lawrence tribes student, the lucky people among us. >> and we, thank you think of maher garland as, first of all, old guy-ish. but also distinguished attorney general of the united states. who had a complete career as a very senior judge, before he ever got to the attorney generals office. and, lawrence tribe was like oh yeah good. he was. alrighty >> he was. thank you rachel. >> thanks lawrence. >> larry elder, is increasing his lead over the field of candidates who are trying to replace california's governor gavin news

doctor lawrence — 620 to do the same. doctor lawrence haddad, - 620 to do the same.been hearing in the programme about what the world�*s two superpowers, china and america, have committed to do to fight global warming. but will these pledges help the countries that are literally on the front line of climate change? tuvalu is an island nation in the pacific ocean that has suffered due to increased temperatures and rising sea levels. samuelu laloniu is tuvalu�*s ambassador to the united nations. i spoke to him a little earlier and asked how urgent is the situation in tuvalu in regards to climate change. i have to say that tuvalu is the — i have to say that tuvalu is the most _ i have to say that tuvalu is the most vulnerable country to climate — the most vulnerable country to climate change, and i say that with _ climate change, and i say that with conviction because for one, — with conviction because for one. we _ with conviction because for one, we are already living the impact — one, we are already living the impact of— one, we are already living the impact of clima

lawrence, this is amazing.t who, if you have that 9/11 hot take keep it to yourself. the heroes of that day. it's amazing that someone would tweet that much less a professor. >> lawrence: it's disgraceful but i'm glad these people are revealing themselves and how they truly feel so we can see where they stand. there's no doubt that the american family is very complicated but at the end of the day, it's a family. and when you attack one of our family members, and i don't know if she knows this but it was all different types of folks that died that day, all different backgrounds. so it was an attack on all of us. i'm going to talk about this on the 7:00 p.m. show tonight. there's something going on in the country, it was the enemy within. there are people in america that have bought the propaganda from china, russia, the taliban and every other terrorist organization. yes they did inflict harm on the symbolic nature, but they are attacking our system as well. there are a lot of people that don't believe in the am

good morning to you, lawrence. lawrence: good morning, ainsley.we will be talking with them about the president's speech yesterday. he said there would be no man left behind. that's exactly happened. people were left behind in afghanistan. so we want to get their thoughts on that. also, what about the dogs? did we just decide to leave the dogs? and the refugee process? this is the number one place where they're processing and accepting refugees and finally, guys, we are honoring the 13 troops that lost their life paying the ultimate sacrifice. that's going to be coming up all morning long. i'm going to send it back to you guys in new york. steve: that's a nice tribute right there. ainsley: a lot of empty chairs coming into the holiday season and all these families lost their loved ones. steve: jillian joins us with news from terror. >> a member of the british isis cell known as the beatles plans to plead guilty. alexander coate is expected to enter his plea in federal court in virginia next week. he and his associate are charged with the beheading

lawrence jones with with us.y good responses that are uniqu to situations that are going on in the nation. lawrence, a pleasure to see you. >> an honor to be on your program. mark: tell america about yourself, your age. >> i am a simple man and dallas, texas, my mom got pregnant with me at 16, my dad married her, i am the oldest of 3, have lived american dream, struggling and instilled with values you work hart to get where you want, i have been on the left on the right, now more of a libertarian that wants to check on the government. i don't believe there is an unbias press. i am honest about me bee be a libertarian, i hold both sides accountable. if you are a squish on the right, and come on fox and give talking points i'm not going to be happy. i tall it like a see it. mark: how did you get involved in this business. >> i was just a college student that had a video camera. that came under the school of breitbart, stories went viral that i did. and i worked with some smaller companies, conservative companies, t

that starts now as we go to "last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence o'donnell. >> good evening. we are ready to go with california coverage. of course, there's another important election tonight and that's the boston mayor's primary race. we don't have any numbers on that to report. we might have them much later tonight, but california, biggest state in the union having this recall election. that is the election news of the night. that's what we will be on for at least the first half hour, depending on what we get, we won't be getting anything really on returns until 11:00 p.m. 11:00 p.m. eastern, 8:00 p.m. california time. as you say, as steve kornacki said, we will get a huge dump. >> yes. >> a really huge dump of votes at 8:00 p.m. pacific, 11:00 p.m. eastern. so we may know a lot very soon after the polls close. >> yeah, and california is obviously a giant state. if it is not -- if it is not a blow-out, if it is a close race, it is totally possible california could take this count for weeks. >> yes. >> i mean they've got a f

she wouldn't negotiate with you, lawrence, on live television. but i got the distinct impression that now this is where the rubber meets the road and they are going to be hashing out what are those things they can get into this reconciliation bill, do them well, that gets 218 in the house and 50 in the senate with the vice president casting the deciding vote and that may mean that $3.5 trillion might not be the number. and so just from that interview, lawrence, i come away with a little more hopeful feeling but i do think that the pressure now is on the white house and president biden to stay engaged. don't let tonight just be the only time that he physically gets into the game. he's got to be in the game until those bills pass. >> e.j., i think the point jonathan just made about engaged is so important. and i also think that is a very significant part of what these meetings were today. it's joe biden creating the glue that he needs, the personal glue that he needs with these members throughout the range of opinion in the democratic party so that

you know, lawrence, it's a funny discussion.ormally when we've seen a budget plan, you look at what are the net costs? how much does it cost overall? this is a plan, whether it's the child tax credit or the overall build back better plan, which has savings. so what it is, is not that's it's going to add costs or add costs to the deficit. it's about what budgets and tax proposals always are, priorities, values, who you're fighting for. this proposal, yes, does ask our wealthiest americans and corporations, many of them who pay zero taxes on huge profits, to pay their fair share. in doing so, the extra cost of having this child tax credit, which is $3,600, as you said, for a child under 6, $3,000 for children up to 17, for virtually every middle class family and working family and low-income family in our country, can be added without adding a penny to deficits or debt because it's part of an overall proposal to make our tax system more fair. this will be one of the largest and most significant tax cuts for working families and ch

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lawrence >> thank. you well, today's the day, september 27th, that house speaker nancy pelosi promised would be the day that the house votes would be past -- the vote did not happen. today and, today speaker pelosi explain why. >> i'm never bringing a bill to the floor that doesn't have the votes. >> doesn't have the votes, yet. speaker pelosi has negotiated a delay in that vote with the ten or so met moderate democrats in the house who are demanding that vote. the vote will probably take place on. thursday in the, meantime -- the 3.5 trillion-dollar budget reconciliation bill, today two of the house moderates who are pushing for the vote on the bipartisan senate bill have said they will now support the 3.5 trillion dollar bill. speaker pelosi has a few more days to get the support of the rest of the green. this is what the speaker said today after a meeting of all house democrats to discuss the next step in passing both bills. >> either members are so idealistic, strategic and we interested in getting

here is what he wants to do, lawrence.create the false impression that the money that would be required to raise the debt ceiling is the cost of the reconciliation bill. and the reality is, is that we know we are working very hard with president biden to make sure we can pay for the reconciliation bill, through tax reform and closing some big tax loopholes for corporations, who parked their property overseas. by making sure that wealthy people pay their fair share in taxes. what mcconnell wants to do in that reconciliation bill, this price tag for raising the debt ceiling, over 30% of that debt was run out by the trump administration. what he wants to do is add both that number to that bill, so they can totally mislead the american people into suggesting that, in the reconciliation bill, it costs trillions and trillions. that is the political play. and i don't think he should fall for that. >> senator chris van hollen, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, great to be with you. >> coming up, tonight the fda authorized a

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now it is time for the last word with the great lawrence o'donnell. good evening lawrence. >> good evening rachel, i've decided today why i would be a terrible supreme court justice. and that is, i would struggle with the muted language, that they use. like for example, the word unprecedented. which they use repeatedly, in their reaction to this texas abortion law, i called it insane last night. reduced to one word, that was my judicial opinion, about the texas abortion law, -- she was pretty, gray she departed from the unprecedented gentility language, and so i'm really thankful for that. because she kind of spoke for those of us who are frustrated by the limits on language, in the way those guys speak. >> her first line is, the courts order is stunning. and the whole dissent is amazing. it's only three and a half pages, everybody should read, it but you notice when you get to the very end of, it she says, the court should not be so content to ignore a constitutional obligations not only the rate to women, but also the sanctity of its presidents in t

let's be clear, lawrence. the women there seeking abortion in the second trimester are oftentimes women that have found that there is something wrong with the fetus or they find out within six months they're pregnant and realizing the best decisions for themselves and for their family and for their existing children is to make the hard, personal decision of ending a pregnancy. what the republicans have done today is telling women that not only do they not have agency over their body, but they're also telling them that they do not know how to best value their priorities to make sure that their existing children and family are safe. this is incredibly devastating, and we cannot take it lightly because the fight not only continues, but it demonstrates what the stakes are when it comes to election even in the midterm because everything that we are talking about when it comes to women's ownership of their body, what we can do when it comes to the ability to communicate our health and our priorities has been basical

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as i said lawrence they have time on their side.s important that before we go into another major election the country knows just who the people are and why we can't trust them to govern or trust them to honor an election result again. >> the biden administration seems to have clarified today that they will review what they -- they used the phrase on case by case basis, claims of executive privilege when it comes to handing over documents to the -- to the committee. what are you expecting as the responsible froech to in. >> that is the responsible approach. what would be irresponsible would be to give donald trump any benefit of the doubt or to, you know, have a standard that, well, we should just sweep this under the rug. in many ways what the carter administration and -- or actually the ford administration did for president nixon after all of his, you know, acts ever corruption. there is no sweeping under the rug for what donald trump did. there is no rug in trump tower big enough to do that. we must make sure that we hold him to t

now,. >> lawrence: so should he resign? >> my democratic friends are going to probably sweep that under the rug, but i'm ready to hold hearings. i think general milley has a lot of explaining to do and i think he ought to stop bellowing and honking on like a goose about white rage and actually try to make our country more secure.

good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. i'm just pondering that kind of news day. we're never gonna have one. it's never gonna happen again. >> i think we did once, i don't know. >> i feel like that, i feel like ten years ago at the beginning of the show there would be afternoons where we were wondering, okay, we know at the first two stories are but what are we going to do -- what else is there? and you wonder, are we gonna do the thing about the kid in oklahoma, no. maybe. [laughs] it's very very intense news world. >> indeed, it is. i remember features, remember enterprise something, go find a story that nobody has thought about because i have time. it's just whack-a-mole. >> and plan when you would show it, plan when you would do it, let's do with the week after next on thursday night, and it would work. you could do that kind of thing. >> i know. there's a parallel universe in which you and i are both doing shows like that in the news is like that, we look amazing, we both are 20 years younger and it's like earth seven, and it's over there. >> you can find it

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>> i think that's a really great point, lawrence. we are in agreement. the president's agenda, and democrats support the president. this is the agenda that he ran on. it's the agenda that he was elected on, but it's the agenda that every member of the house, since we're up every two years, we were all elected with this president, we should be supporting this agenda. and i think the reason you're not hearing disagreement at those early stages is that the policies, the actual help that's coming for the american people are all really good, very well thought out, important policies that will set our economy up for years to come to be strong, to be stable, and to be globally competitive. so i think you saw that early agreement because of the strength of the kinds of policies that are in this budget reconciliation bill. i think now for people to kind of throw up their hands and say i don't know, i don't know. you do know. you know what your constituents need. they need you to invest in roads and bridges and infrastructure. they need you to address the cost of

>> i think it's a great point, lawrence. we are in agreement.sidents agenda and democrats support the president. the agenda he ran on, the agenda he was elected on. it's the agenda every member of the house swore up every two years. we were all elected with this president. we should be supporting this agenda. the reason you are not hearing disagreement in those early stages is the policies, the things, the help coming from the american people, are all really good, very well thought out, important policies that will set our economy up for years to come. to be strong, stable, and globally competitive. you saw that early agreement because of the strength of the kinds of policies that are in this budget reconciliation bill. now, for people to throw up their hands and say, i don't know. you do know. you know what your constituents need. you know they need you to address climate change, address roads, bridges, infrastructure. address the cost of childcare and college. this is what's in this plan. this is why all the democrats initially supported it. w

. >> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to talk about it. you know, the sky has been a little bit dirty, you know, lately but nothing like that. that was one of the area's mornings i can ever remember waking up to and the bay area. you knew something was wrong. see the color just to the was not right by movie. it was a really looks like yet. yeah, we had the fires and certainly had our issues with the smoke. >> around the bay area this year. again, with all those fires blazing. but now we're worried about fire starting as we've got some very unstable air beginning to move into the bay area right now. you see the fog over san francisco up above that, though, things have changed. we're seeing some of that subtropical moisture moving in right now. you see that all the areas shaded in red. they are also under red flag warnings, not just parts of the east bay in the north bay but continuing up toward the sierra nevada and look at all the lightning strikes we have already seen luckily so far nothing here in the bay area. but that may change just o

all right, lawrence, thanks for that.nd of course, we'll stay on top of this throughout the night. that wraps up kron 4 news tonight at 8. >> vicki and grant here, though, to take us into the 9 o'clock hour good to see you. obviously going to be talking about that earthquake and now fire will try to get a live shot out of la, but we'll certainly be on top of that throughout the next. couple of hours. also today, surveillance video capturing this fatal shooting really a wild scene outside of the restaurant. we're learning tonight. >> about the victim. >> and some much needed rain is heading here to the bay area. this weekend. kron 4 chiefmeteorologist is tracking all this when and where we're going to see it crossing fingers. those stories >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news a very tragic set of circumstances. one. >> murder. one homicide is one too many. now an police are investigating tonight after another deadly shooting. you see it happening there in the city. >> good e

>> look, lawrence.s that here in texas, the governor's party over the people, by passing laws and implementing bad policies in our state that once again are based on the big lie, and so it's like our state is ultimately being run by the de facto government, by the twice impeached disgrace ex president that still things that he should be in the white house. the governor is doing that to a very small portion of the electorate all because he is worried about his primary elections. trump requested from governor abbott to conduct this forensic audit, a few hours later he announced it, they were going to conduct this audit in four of the biggest counties in texas. >> representative crockett, what do you see at work here? >> man, i see complete idiots. i don't know what else to say. i mean, it's really a shame you have so many real issues that are affecting texans, and if the voters actually had a say-so and how their money was to be spent, i don't think that anyone wants their money spent on something like do

>> first of all, thanks for having me, lawrence.standing is that the vast majority literally over 200 democrats in the house want to get joe biden's complete agenda done. and that complete agenda is the build back better act as well as the infrastructure bill. and as peeker pelosi has said all along, we're going to do these two bills together, because together they make up the president's very powerful agenda for american families. and i think the date was really a goal. but as you can tell, if we have committees meeting on saturday to get things done and we're still advancing things, the day is less important that's what's in the bills. i think the things that speaker yarmuth just talked about, the fact that 40 million american families are going to get a tax cut, those with children through the extension of the child tax credit, the fact that we're lowering costs for american families through prescription drugs and child care and family leave and so many other issues, the fact that we're creating two million jobs, many of which wi

our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow tracking the forecast. potential chaos at the capitol this weekend. a far right group is calling for justice for people jailed after the january 6 insurrection details on threats of violence at the j 6 rally. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news news at 6. >> tonight at 6. the bay area could finally see some rainfall this weekend as we take a live look at our kron. 4 future cast. you can see. >> the green indicating the rain moving through northern california affect northern california will especially benefit from the rainfall as those 2 large wildfires here in the state continue to burn. good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us on this friday for kron 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the rain is expected to fall sunday morning here in the bay area. for more on the showers. let's get straight to our chief meteorologist. >> lawrence karnow and we can't wait. yeah. this coming early and not early enough for

lawrence, you know. you've been in the senate, it is highly unusual for a first term senator, to come in, forget having their own agenda, defy the president of the united states, defy the senate mentor or the leader, defied the speaker of the house of their own party, and define 99% scent of colleagues. i don't think they've ever seen anything like that. >> no they've never had. >> congress ro khanna, thank you so much for starting off our discussion tonight. >> and joining us now is congresswoman, she is the democratic for the congress chair. we katie porter, do you know if the speaker is going to bring this to a vote and tomorrow, and let it fill? speakers in the past have sometimes had to do in order to make the point about where we really are. >> i don't think speaker pelosi is going to bring the bill to the floor, because i think we already do know where we are. which is exactly what congressman ro khanna said. i think there are dozens and dozens of colleagues who are going to vote no if needed. bec

it's there. >> thank you, lawrence. >> thank you, rachel. thank you. as you've heard from rachel, a enough texas law that went into effect today is being accurately reported as banning abortions after about six weeks of pregnancy in direct violation of federal law as established by the supreme court in 1973. but the important reality is the texas law is very likely to ban all abortions in texas, in effect, because it puts every provider of abortion services, including the uber driver who drives women to a clinic at legal risk of being sued for every abortion performed in texas at any stage of pregnancy. anyone in texas or anyone else anywhere else in the country can file a lawsuit in texas now suing the receptionist at a clinic where an abortion has been performed. if it can be proved that the abortion was performed before a fetal heartbeat can be detected, then the receptionist defendant will win the case and be okay. but how is the receptionist defendant going to pay a lawyer in that case? how is everyone else working at the clinic going to be able t

but until then, lawrence, house progressives are very clear.we are not going to leave behind women. we are not going to leave behind peopleho need housing. we are not going to leave behind climate change. onef the most important issues that we are facing today and the president is going to have to go to cop 46 in just a little bit, and he's going to have to explain why the united states feels like we can make any kind of agreement with the rest of the world or force theest of the world to address climate change as a real issue. so we're not leaving that behind. and that's why we can't ve for the bipartisan infraructure bill until we pass the build back betr act, which is 70% or more of thepresident's agenda. >> okay. heres my theory about what the game is on the sinema/manchin side of that, ishat ty or she or both of them arerying to drag out this negotiation to th point where speaker pelosi does move forward and ask you all to vote on the bipartisan bill that the senate has already voted on so that their bill they supported in the senate, they

lawrence this road right here? >> yeah. lawrence: drugs come in this way? >> absolutely.re some cars going back. 18 wheelers. could drugs be in these vehicles? >> could be in everyone. probably half of them. number one threat is that border. lawrence: that's the gateway. >> everything bad comes across it ends up in america. lawrence: 96% of the law enforcement agencies concur that the fentanyl and meth coming into idaho are sourced in mexico. lawrence: how bad is it. >> it's bad and it's getting worse because it's getting to be more and more abundant and getting to be cheaper. >> last year over 90,000 americans i do from drug overdoses. the two primary drugs that they overdose on are fentanyl and methamphetamine those drugs come from one place and that's south of our border. just in the last year, we had several overdose deaths. we had a homicide directly tied to a drug deal that had gone bad. it was a fentanyl drug deal it happened 100 yards from my front door. i had had the unfortunate task of having conversations with family members who had lost children, who have lost

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lawrence: talk about.y. i spoke to our sheriff last night and he asked me to convey a message specifically to our citizens, but left of center to everyone in our state and all of the viewers with all of the division that we currently have going on and the scrutiny of law enforcement, our community has come together and really supported law enforcement not only the sheriff's department, but border patrol, texas dps. everyone that's out here. and the sheriff asked me to please share on his behalf because he is not able, that he is beyond proud of our community and our citizens. and he is very, very, very thankful for the support that we have gotten. lawrence: laura allen thank you so much. twice, i can't state it enough, when the federal government has let the people of texas down. it has been the texas state troopers. it has been the sheriffs, it has been the mayors in the local towns that have stepped up to the plate. this is the border. >> this is the rio grand right behind me. right in front of me the re

yes, lawrence. literally no one in the white house, in some ways, it is closer to donald trump then dan scavino. you think about the twitter feed as being the purest expression of trump's messaging and his politics and his psyche. dan scavino is the only person in the white house who trump would tossed to tweet for him. dance convenient was his voice, his boss well, so to speak. his twitter boss as well. no one closer then mark meadows then on capitol hill. and of course the chief of staff. and no one on the outside who, for all of the misreporting and misunderstanding about steve bannon being cast out, which was true for sometime. but there was a lot more communication between bannon and trump through the fall than is known now. we are starting to get some of that in bob word words book. the recognition is dawning on people, just how much bannon was in touch with trump. i started hearing about it from october, as the plans for what would happen if trump lost started to come into place. bannon was a