mace named in her speech.mace also pointed fingers at south carolina attorney general alan wilson for not investigating this, but his office told us in a statement that he wasn't even aware of her allegations until her speech on the house floor. also, one note about immunity in his letter, mesa's lawyer says her statement was absolutely protected by the speech and debate clause in the u.s. constitution. musgrave's lawyers don't argue that point. they are quick to point out, though, that mace acted beyond the house floor, saying she posted her speech on social media and had that poster board displayed showing the men outside her office. they say those actions are not protected by that speech and debate clause, and opens her up to a lawsuit. >> jake tapper randi kaye, thank you so much. appreciate it. just moments ago, what elon musk said about the outages today on his social media platform x, formerly known as twitter and where he is tracing the problem. maybe if he hadn't been such a, he would have gotten away

mace talked about musgrave. >> and these other men, including patrick bryant mace, ex-fiance mace accused ex of, quote. >> evil crimes. >> including rape, recording sex acts without consent. >> and sex trafficking. she accused all. >> of the men of taking part. >> in premeditated. >> calculated exploitation of women, including herself and some girls, who she said were underage. >> one of the. >> first videos. >> i. >> saw was of a woman. >> she was. >> incapacitated and she was being raped. >> mace said. >> she found more. >> than 10,000 hidden camera videos and photos, but didn't provide any evidence. the south carolina law enforcement division told us they are investigating, and we've confirmed that videos do exist, but a source would not comment on the contents. cnn has not independently reviewed any videos or photos. when she made that speech on. >> the house floor, she put her hand on a bible and swore to tell the whole truth. did she. >> know jen musgrave defended her husband to us? >> he's nowhere near any of those things that she was accusing him of. he's just a really good man, y

mace named. in her speech, mace also pointed fingers at south carolina attorney general alan wilson for not investigating this, but his office told us in a statement that he wasn't even aware of her allegations until her speech on the house floor. also, one note about immunity. in his letter, mesa's lawyer says her statements are absolutely protected by the speech and debate clause in the u.s. constitution. musgrave's lawyers don't argue that point. they are quick to point out, though, that mace acted beyond the house floor, saying she posted her speech on social media and that poster board that showed the men as predators was posted outside her office. those lawyers say that those actions were not protected by the speech and debate clause, and that opens her up to a lawsuit. anderson. >> randi kaye, thanks very much. coming up next, details on the massive search underway for the u.s. college student who disappeared on spring break in the dominican republic. when investigators are saying about th

mace. from south carolina. rep. mace: thank you, mr. chairman.ll the mayors here today are working to harm the american people you represent. you all have blood on your hands. i will ask a series of yes or no questions today. i would like to remind all of you, you are under oath. i only want a yes or a no to my questions. first question, do you acknowledge raking into our country as a crime. mayor adams? do you knowledge breaking into our country as a crime? mayor adams: i acknowledge. rep. mace: ok. mayor johnson, is breaking into our country against the law? mayor johnson: that is how you cross -- rep. mace: yes or no? mayor johnson: comprehensive immigration reform party -- rep. mace: mayor wu, do you have a better answer than these gentlemen before you, yes or no? mayor wu: yes. rep. mace: do you believe it is accessible for legals who commit heinous crimes to be let back into the public instead of being detained or deported? mayor adams, yes or no? mayor adams: anyone who breaks a crime should be detained. rep. mace: mayor, yes or no? mayor

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mace: i thank my friend, the distinguished chairman, chairman comer for yielding. i thank the ranking member, mr. connolly for your leadership on this critical issue not only in this congressional session. mr. speaker, i rise today in strong support of my bill h.r. 872 federal contractor cybersecurity vol nrkt reduction act. it directed them disclosure policies. they enable third party to identify and patch vulnerabilities in information systems before a cyberattack takes place and we know how critically important it is with systems that are older than some of us in this room but these vulnerability disclosure these parties to notify of any sensitive data like personal identifiable, financial information or trade secrets. this alads the cybersecurity vulnerability for data to be secured. including our adversaries and countries are maligned actors like china, russia and iran and others are after us all day, every day, 365 days a year. these disclosure policy are critical. this is an important step in federal cybersecurity. but the work of federal agencies as supplem

republican congresswoman nancy mace confronting democratic mayors whose cities have seen the biggestlux of migrants. >> when illegal alien rapes a woman. do you believe you're on the right side of history? yes or no? >> i will charge and. >> prosecute them. yes or no? okay, well, you said you would go to jail, didn't you? i will, for harboring illegal aliens or something. mayor wu, yes or no? >> no. rape is obviously horrible. >> why are you. >> letting rapists back out on the streets of boston? >> that is not true. that is not what's. >> happening in. >> boston. >> that moment leading to a shouting match between congresswoman ayanna pressley and chairman james comer after he tried to stop her from reading the titles of articles that disputed nancy mace's line of questioning. >> mr. green. >> reclaiming my time. >> that's what. >> you want. no. >> no. >> mr. pressley, i've been very. i have. >> been very. >> accommodating to. >> you, mr. take particular umbrage. >> as a. survivor of sexual. >> violence, go. >> i will. >> insert into the record. >> this is my rights. thank you. >> no.

. >> sandra: and "focus" republican congressman nancy mace in south carolina the oversight arm services veterans affairs joins us now. good to see you, congresswoman as we anticipate the president a short time from now, what do you expect from him? >> we are talking about middle east policy and russia policy and i just got back from the middle east recently and spent time in israel and that with benjamin netanyahu and understand the stakes with iran. i was glad to hear the letter from the regime because we cannot allow iran to get nuclear arms in any way, shape or form. we don't want them to go to china or russia to be nuclear armed. i hope he will also look at doing more severe sanctions against iran, banking and financing and those fronting the proxy wars in the middle east. they are funding hamas, who these in yemen are gil mccammon. we need to cut them off and he understands the importance of peace in the middle east and also the importance of peace in ukraine. we saw president zelenskyy a week ago and president trump was only one who wanted peace in the room that zelenskyy wants wa

congressman nancy mace of south carolina just said that all of these sanctuary city mayors have blood on their hands. and that happened after a heated exchange between congressman jim jordan and denver's mayor mike johnston after an illegal migrant was accused of assaulting i.c.e. agents last week. take a look. this is the illegal migrant who is also a suspended tren de aragua gang member. eight denver county jail released him to the streets last friday, forcing i.c.e. agents to arrest him in public where he later is accused of assaulting officers. those are necessary because sanctuary laws limit cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities. in boston i.c.e. agents arrested this illegal i migrant from guatemala last month. he was set free after being charged with the aggravated rape of a child. border czar tom homan criticized boston's police commissioner, drawing this response from mayor michelle wu today. >> let's talk about tom homan. shame on him for lying about my city, for having the nerve to insult our police commissioner who is overseen the saf

south carolina congresswoman nancy mace joins us in a few minutes to weigh in.s jon, good afternoon. without congressional action the government will shut down on friday. house gop put out there 99 page a bill. it already has a blessing and of president trump which is posted to truth social quote the house and senate have put together under these circumstances a very good funding bill c are all republicans should vote please, yes, next week for the great ts are coming for america i'm asking you all to go was a few months to get through september we continue to put the country's financial house in the democrats will do anything they can to shut down our government and we cannot let that happen. we have to remain united no consent fight for another day when the timing is right. very important to make america great again. at least on the publican has indicated he has a no. thomas massie recently posting to ex annual vote against the clean cr that funds everything at 2024 levels for the house speaker is not following the provision of the law that would've cut everyt

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in the wind on wednesday, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, the without just aaron, mace or mind. but top story is this, our us special envoy, steve, we cough is expected to visit middle east in the coming days. the state department says we'd call for work on 2 options to extend the 1st phase, which as well has insisted on and her boss has refused to progress to the 2nd phase of the river. us present, donald trump has announced the 25 percent tires to be imposed on canada and mexico starting from tuesday. the value of the canadian dollar. we could to a one month lo against the us dollars. the news broke. donald trump has also said that the taiwan semi conduct a manufacturing company will invest a $100000000.00 an additional manufacturing plant in the united states. t s m. c makes most of the world's advance chips. announcement comes off to the us president threatened to impose tasks on taiwan semi conduct to industry last week. are done. 2 eoc is a senior fellow in the global economy program at the center of international governance innovation. he says trump's announcemen

phenomenon is caused by charged particles from the sun colliding with the atmosphere at millions of kind of maces. atlas at the head is coming up next. thank you for watching the 2022, struggling under the weight of a dire economic crisis. so long comes a cheap, the ones sprinkle over throwing the political dynasty of the rug of texas purchased as cold for a little bit at least 1216 years of impunity for corruption and human rights crime . my guest tonight, a veterans through long politician was tossed with pulling the country from the brink of collapse. but his critics say that he was always part of the very establishment that they were trying to get rid of. he's been a central figure, it's key times of the country's history, including the civil war and see thoughtful for the on separate this group known as a html tigers. and the deadline these to some of the bombings in 2019. when he was prime minister, i made the hudson and i'll be going head to head with full of president and 6 time prime minister through long run the old victim of thing. i'll challenge him on his relationship with the roger

nanc nancy mace mentioned mayor johnson's bad rating. >> well, i don't know if you could say he defended what the city is doing, he defended what he's doing. i don't know if he answered a question honestly. i was disappointed because some questions asked were questions chicagoans have, as well. great at deflecting. great at giving speeches, but when it comes down to getting answers that people want, we didn't hear anything. it was much of the same. what america got is what chicago has been getting. >> carley: great point, didn't chicago try to reverse sanctuary status and that effort was blocked? >> yes, yes. there has been several efforts to do away with sanctuary city status. at least until a point where we have a handle on the number of immigrants that are coming, what it takes to take i guess take care of them or provide for them, whether that money is available, where we are not taking money from places that need it in order to support efforts, so much has to go into it, i don't think this administration has thought about. >> carley: great point. john, final question, you are former

liz: nancy mace hammering hard and grilling them for making americans less safe. first this. >> in 2018, dj was diagnosed with brain canser and the doctors gave him five months at most to live. that was more than six years ago. [ applause ] >> dj and his dad have been on a quest to make his dream come true and dj was sworn in as honorary law enforcement officer and i'm asking our new secret service director, sean colonel to officially make you an agent of the united states secret service. [ applause ] >> thank you, dj. last year i told laken's grieving parents we would ensure their daughter would not have died in vain and that's why the very first bill i signed into law as your 47th president mandates the detention of all dangerous cryobank aliens that threaten public safety. very strong, powerful act. stephanie, we're going to make sure ryan knows his dad was a true hero, new york's finest, and we're going to get these cold-blooded killers and repeat offenders off the streets and we'll do it fast. i've already signed an executive order requiring a mandatory death

. >> among those slamming the mayor south carolina woman nancy mace.ton to a man trying to kill people. this guy was stopped in his track was a brave law enforcement officer. she sits on the house oversight committee, that's the committee that michelle wu is slated to testify before later on this week expected to defend the status of boston as a sanctuary city and she touts it as the safest major city in the country. >> bill: molly line in boston on that. >> dana: carley shimkus and jimmy failla join us here. she will be on the hill. the gift that keeps on giving talking about talking points. the poor city of boston. >> it will be a firing committee later this week. this is a classic progressive ideology. the criminal is the victim and the actual victim is an after thought. you can make a connection between that line of thinking and why donald trump is in office. for a mayor no matter what you think, this is a very easy situation to respond to. you say my thoughts are with the victims who went through a terrifying ordeal. any loss of life is a tragedy

and i actually loved nancy mace and her take on this. >> it's disgusting to see this kind of behaviore campuses. you've bot these soy latte warriors. they wouldn't last an hour in gaza. they'd be thrown off a roof. it's devastating. every jewish student deserves the feel safe and has the right, the civil right, the human right to go to class, and i hope to see more who are here on foreign visas at columbia university and elsewhere, i hope they get, i hope today get a one-way ticket home to whatever foreign country they came from. charlie: you know, and, brian, you've spent much of your adult life in the teaching, teaching universities. and i think it's interesting, something you said yesterday, it's all about emotionalism. at a time when they should be learning stuff. what about learning things? lara: what happened to that? brian: what's so crazy is they're out of place that literally exists to take people with different perspectives and is are them examine each other's arguments and and talk about it and get to a better place of -- that's literally what what these places exist for. b

. >> among those quickly slamming wu south carolina republican congresswoman nancy mace who sits on thednesday. mayes writing condolences from the mayor of boston, wait for it, to a knife wielding man trying to kill people. thankfully this guy was stopped in his tracks by a brave law enforcement officer. today, after reading to children, wu tried to turn the page, noting both the local da and boston's top cop expressed their condolences as well. pushing back on critics. >> it's unfortunate to politicize being at the scene of a tragic incident. we had an off duty officer who saw something happening, his training kicked in, and took action and surely saved even more lives. >> suspect killed was identified today as lamar, 32, a u.s. citizen from boston. but this hearing slated for wednesday is expected to focus on sanctuary city policies. mayor wu says she acknowledges that this is being painted as a bit of a showdown this is not her first rodeo and she expects to go down there and defend this diverse city. bret? >> bret: molly line, live in boston. mollie, thanks. moments ago, the u.s. se

liz: that was first congresswoman nancy mace and then congressman brandon gill, letting the far lefthese far left sanctuary city mayors, stopping their pre-fab pocket speeches and talking points. joining us now arizona sheriff mark lamb. great to see you again and it's always wonderful to have you back on the show. what did you make of this? how come they could not answer simple yes or no questions that yes, you cross the border illegally. that is breaking federal law. what did you make of this? >> it's great to see you too, liz. look this is the simplest questions to answer, is it illegal to come into this country without permission or come in illegally. the simple answer is yes. they shouldn't be allowed to get drivers license but it goes to show you their policies are indefensible. the policies of putting americans last and illegals first and spending unmentionable amounts of money on people that came into this country illegally. the american people don't like it. the positions are indefensible and this is a perfect example. they couldn't even answer these questions because of how

position themselves, whether they are democrats or republicans, they like those -- peter: there's nancy macen the white dress, republican of south carolina, talking to jd vance. jason: yeah. sometimes it was a little lonely. some of the other people who come to mind get there early, engle, mckinney, a democrat from georgia, and you hear from small little bits of bonding, sometimes people who did not necessarily spend a lot of time together, particularly, you know, democrats and republicans. it is one of those quirky kind of rituals that makes covering congress kind of fun, to know, you know, these are the things, some old photos in the archive, in newspapers, just reading them all day long, waiting for the president. peter: you can see the joint chiefs have come in. running for governor of florida as a republican, big president trump supporter on the campaign. there's chip, republican from texas, has been -- jason: a little bit of an iconoclast. for a for ted cruz. peter: you mentioned katie britt. she was chosen because she was a potential rising star and potential vp pick. jasmine: yes, sh

there's nancy mace with senator ted cruz.they are just talking about football and, you know, what they did on saturday night. there is ben shapiro. looks like a special guest of speaker johnson i believe. these guests at that the president is bringing in, what kind of story do you expect him to tell with some of these people? >> we know that president trump hates the mainstream fake news media and some of these journalists who have stood up for him are the new era, we are ushering in a new time in america where people who are street journalists, that have done blogs and podcasts, are in the building tonight. i think that speaks volumes. donald trump is the president of the people, he's a populist and people like ben shapiro, they've had great movies, they started with the daily wire, they are out there in that new generation, new era of journalism. >> i saw a riley gaines sitting with them and i would not be surprised to see the president lean into the protecting women sports issue because senate democrats just last night vot

he's got therese shake and shape things because it is in a real mace. last four years was a disaster in economic policy and every other measure of public policy. what president trump is doing, i think of it like when you play billiards. your playing pool. you go to the table, the balls are red. you hit it as hard as you can. many people strategy in the game headed as as hard as you can, break it up and send them spread. then you play the strategy of singing them in the holes. that's what we're doing now. it is a shake-up. he said, there's going to be a shake-up right now. this is what is required, in my mind, to start the process of repairing and destroying the american economy. i believe the strategy is going to work. i believe sometimes when you shake-up -- it is a violent thing on the table in the gay metaphor. but it always works out well in the end. i think you've got to give him time. he's been in office for just over 50 days. this is the 51st day in office. give the president a chance to have policies play out. that's where we are. >> reporter: i

broke out yesterday morning at mace on i on cast trust streets.y believe that the started from a battery that was charging outside of the building. crews say the restaurant suffered smoke and water damage throughout and that's going to remain closed until gets cleared by the santa clara county department of environmental health. outside. right now, we can see what ocean beach in san francisco looks likes. big waves out there. lots of clouds today. we're going to check in with cuyler to see what's happening out there. yeah, it is a cloudy day. definitely the chance of a shower. but really we haven't seen too much in the way of rain. take a live look here at the embarcadero. you can see. >> you don't see any wet roads, right? you don't see any wet sidewalks that are out there. temperatures, though, are being kept at bay because of these clouds. 55 degrees right now in san francisco. you can see we're down in the 60's spots like sonny bill free bought, but they are kind of the exception to the rule. everyone else kind of hanging out in the 50's and w

congressman nancy mace of south carolina just said that all of these sanctuary city mayors have bloodchange between congressman jim jordan and denver's mayor mike johnston after an illegal migrant was accused of assaulting i.c.e. agents last week. take a look. this is the illegal migrant who is also a suspended tren de aragua gang member. eight denver county jail released him to the streets last friday, forcing i.c.e. agents to arrest him in public where he later is accused of assaulting officers. those are necessary because sanctuary laws limit cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities. in boston i.c.e. agents arrested this illegal i migrant from guatemala last month. he was set free after being charged with the aggravated rape of a child. border

a man accused on the house floor of being a predator by republican congresswoman nancy mace breaks hisence. good evening. thanks

first it was nancy mace, the congresswoman of south carolina, who made an effort, who led an effort, an all out push to ban mcbride from using the restroom of her choice on capitol hill. she really made a show of it. and then, of course, it was speaker johnson who introduced a new policy when he got the gavel in this congress, a policy that didn't exist before, to make it so that mcbride and any other transgender member of congress or anybody that is on capitol hill, cannot use a single gender bathrooms or a single stall bathrooms in the capitol anywhere near the house floor. so every time mcbride needs to use the restroom during those long boat series, she has to walk all the way back to the house office buildings to be able to do so. and then we had that moment yesterday, the stunning, frankly moment that happened in that house foreign affairs subcommittee hearing between keith self, who's the republican chairman, and mcbride. watch this. >> i now. recognize the representative from delaware, mr. mcbride. >> thank you, madam chair. >> ranking member. >> keating also. >> wonderful. >

. >> there's nancy mace and the ne dress the republican of south carolina talking to jd vance. >> sometimes, it was a little lonely at some the other people who came toso mind who don't ane a former democrat from new york mckenney and democrat from georgia. and you hear about also small little bits of bonding sometimes for people who could not necessarily spend lot of time together. particularly democrats and republicans to the country and so forth. it is on those quirky kind of rituals that makes being in congress a lot of fun. to know about these sort of things. we've got some old photos in the rollcall archive of people bringing newspapers and just reading them all day long waiting for the president people to start filling in. >> you can see the joint chiefs have come in. there is senator scott behind jd vance. ivan donnell's running for governor of florida as a republican. a big president trump supporter on the campaign. there'sth chipper roy, republicn of texas who is been a supporter and sometimes. [laughter] there we go and ted cruz. >> you are talking about senator katy britt last y

you see a nancy mace there speaking to the vice president, vice president vance jake. and for vance, you know, he is new to this, right? this is only his third time in the chamber for an address. and now he will be there sitting as the vice president. >> notably. >> it has been a meteoric rise for author and marine veteran jd vance, who was just elected to the u.s. senate and just a couple of years after that, picked to be candidate trump's running mate. and here he is, second in line to the presidency. he'll be sitting behind president trump during the address, and he's walking down the aisle and you see a number of conservative members of the house on the right there, there's chip roy, byron donalds, who's going to run for governor of florida, tom cotton in the top left of your screen. uh, it is, i have to say, you can really sense, uh, john king you can really sense republicans with a pep in their step and democrats rather. demoralized. i mean, understandably so, given the fact that republicans control the house, the senate and the white house, not to mention a cons

moreover california's auditor reports that the high-speed rail authority will mace its latest 2033 deadline without having completed a single segment of the track. indeed "the new yorktimes" reported that according to projections widely used by engineers and project managers, the train could not be completed in this century. this mall feesance leads to questions that transcend mere incompetence. how is it possible to have spent over $13 billion without a single station opening? where have these funds gone? who benefited? because the project has consumed billions in federal funding, the f.b.i. has both the authority and i would argue the responsibility to pursue these questions and deliver answers to the american people. the public integrity division is uniquely qualified to root out any corruption, recover stolen funds and restore confidence that our tax dollars are being stuarded carefully. on behalf of my constituents and the people of california, thank you for your consideration of this request. i am hopeful that through this investigation, we will finally see some accountability and a m

let me talk about those promises, properly maces made -- promises made, promises kept by president trump. he's only been in the office now for seven weeks and he is a very -- he has a very strong record of accomplishment in those seven weeks. what did he promise he would do? he said he would cut wasteful washington spending. that's a promise he's kept. what we are seeing is the most comprehensive audit of federal spending of money in history. this administration already in just these short weeks has identified $55 billion of savings. president trump promised to secure the border. well, he's kept that promise as well. he immediately began deporting criminal illegal immigrants. they're here in the country illegally and they were criminals, heinous crimes. we're talking about murderers, rapists, drug dealers. the word got out around the world illegal border crossings in february dropped to an all-time low. president trump said he would unleash american energy. he's kept that promise as well. from day one president trump declared a national energy emergency. now, this is going to unlock amer

mace from south carolina. >> thank you, mr. chairman.ll of the mayors here today are actively working to harm the american people you represent. you all have blood on your hands. i'm going to ask a series of yes or no questioned today, and i would like to concern questions today, and i would like to remind all of you, you are under oath. i only want a yes or a no to my question. the first question, do you acknowledge breaking into our country is a crime? mayor adams a, yes or no? do you acknowledge breaking into our country is a crime? >> i acknowledge -- >> yes or no. >> i acknowledge -- >> okay. honorable johnston -- he's not going to answer the question. yes or no, is breaking into the country -- >> depends how you cross the border. >> okay, mayor johnston, yes or no? >> comprehensive immigration reforms -- >> mayor wu, do you have a better answer than these gentlemen before you? yes or no? >> yes. >> okay. do you believe it's acceptable for illegals who commit heinous crimes to be released back into the public instead of being detain