his mom, whose son was murdered, also on the list -- the next person is madeleine, her son, a military veteran, a victim's right advocate and more heart rending stories of pain and suffering across the board. those are a few of the people speaking today. the chairman of the judiciary, jim jordan. >> our waft necessarys today have felt the effects of crime up close and personal. they've been victimized by a justice system that cares more about political correctness than punishing the criminals who harm them and their family. in manhattan the scales of justice are weighed down by politics. for the district attorney justice is about looking for opportunities to advance a radical political agenda. rather than enforcing the law. >> harris: democrats are calling it all theater. >> i think the highest level of hypocrisy. we know cities all across america are dealing with the issues around public safety, particularly the criminal justice system. coming here and highlighting d.a. bragg is a political stunt. >> harris: it is not surprising to hear that from eric adams. this is the same leader in

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it's really good that money being applied to the disappearance , madeleine mccann. disappearance, madeleine. the same amount of money be being appued same amount of money be being applied to every other where there are missing children. there are cases out of young boys, young girls , who have gone boys, young girls, who have gone missing and they don't receive anything near the publicity and the profile madeleine's case has received . well, we have to received. well, we have to remember , and this is really remember, and this is really significant, is this remember, and this is really significant , is this is remember, and this is really significant, is this is not a british this is a portuguese case. this is a young girl. yes, british girl who goes missing in portugal is approaching crying. yet, of course , now been yet, of course, now been abducted by three, three countries. yeah, there's this case in dec raids gone by where three police forces have individually done their own thing to try and locate a child. we've got the portuguese , where, we've got the portuguese, where, of course, t

it's really good that money being applied to the disappearance , madeleine mccann. disappearance, madeleineme amount of money be being appued same amount of money be being applied to every other where there are missing children. there are cases out of young boys, young girls , who have gone boys, young girls, who have gone missing and they don't receive anything near the publicity and the profile madeleine's case has received . well, we have to received. well, we have to remember , and this is really remember, and this is really significant, is this remember, and this is really significant , is this is remember, and this is really significant, is this is not a british this is a portuguese case. this is a young girl. yes, british girl who goes missing in portugal is approaching crying. yet, of course , now been yet, of course, now been abducted by three, three countries. yeah, there's this case in dec raids gone by where three police forces have individually done their own thing to try and locate a child. we've got the portuguese , where, we've got the portuguese, where, of course, the whole

former acting attorney general matthew whitaker, madeleine bream, her son murdered in new york, a airy flieschery and kristin tate. >> and state prosecutors talk is they want pro probe the biden family over things like unpaid state taxes. >> this new report, then vice president biden flew to ukraine to push ukraine to do nat gas fracking after hunter biden got the big money job atte at -- bu-- >> i am elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: let's get to the action with stocks ending higher. popping ahead of friday's jobs report for march. we had a bad jobless claims report that came in higher than expected to 228 thousand. but that is a sign that federate hikes are hitting the economy. wall street is betting that the fed slows down the hikes. let's welcome back to the show house judiciary congressman jeff van drew and madeleine bream, our son, was murdered in new york that is outrageous. can you tell us what happened. how you feel about the indictment of former president trump? >> well, my son, first thank you for having me. my son sergeant was murdered in

lawrence: you say that as a democrat madeleine to you because you know this personally.ant you to see polling out there because it's not just you or democrats on this panel. i want to go to this -- this is how would you rate new york as place where you feel safe 51% had a positive view 49% had a negative view. but when you break it down by women, this is the numbers on that. look at this -- male versus female -- then you go to race. i mean, the numbers are the number madeleine you've got black folks you've got -- you've got women saying that they have a negative view and there's nothing being done. >> uh-huh. thank you for having me, lawrence. thank you for having me. it's absolutely true. we live it on a day-to-day basis every day all day. people who live in black and brown communities we really see it the most. we are effected the most by these policies that are in place, and district attorneys around the five boroughs of new york city who refuse to prosecute crime. who would rather be social justice restored of justice, warriors than being prosecutors. instead of doin

elizabeth: madeleine, when did that feel like being talked over and down to by a congressman? with his net net worth. >> thank you so much very having me on again. i felt disrespected. and insulted. like he was trying to insinuate that the victims that were on that panel didn't understand that we were being used as pawns. or whatever it is he was trying to say we are. i found that to be very, very you know, disrespectful. dishonorable to my son. my son was a very real human being. he fought for this country. he received and returned enemy fire under the taliban that man more goldman can be free and his family can sleep at night, not feel like they would be attacked by terrorists. okay? his life was taken in the streets of harlem. brutally, by people who had no the business in t the street from the begin, gang members. so for him to sit there and try to insult me and my intelligence, all right, just like i said, that is one of the the reasons why i walked away from the plantation of the democratic party. elizabeth: crime see -- your son this is a disgrace what happened. democra

maria: all right, madeleine. thanks very much. madeleine rivera in new york city this morning.ks for being here. what's your reaction to all of this? >> well, i think it's like everyone else's. it's a complete circus and the fact that alvin bragg, who as your previous guest said, he's the face of the crime wave in new york city is the man bringing these unprecedented charges against a former president just says it all and the fact that th the entire nypd has been called out to be on duty tomorrow morning just in case leaving the rest of the city unprotected says it all as well. all of this about a supposed assignation from 17 years ago. they really had to scrape the bottom of the barrel to get donald trump on this. maria: yeah, they really did. and at th at the same time theye allowing murderers and rapists to go get pros o processed and t on the streets because of the easy bail law. trump confirmed he is going to speak from his florida home tomorrow after this takes place, a after the court appearance. i folk with the former director of national intelligence, john ratcliffe ye

stuart: madeleine is a mother who testified at the hearing.as murdered in new york city in 2018. two of the alleged purpose are out on the street. she sounded off about all of this on hannity last night. >> i would challenge this gentleman to step one foot in the hood, step one foot in the hood and tell me if those people in that hood are props as well. he is a rich black man. he is a rich black man telling poor black men they are props and that the crime and the things they are experiencing is not as bad as they think they are, not just him, all the elected officials, all of them especially the ones going to new york. stuart: a victims rights activist, jennifer harrison, also testified at the hearing yesterday and joins me now. the democrats labeled those who testified as just props. that includes you. you were just a proper. how do you feel about that? >> i'm not a proper. i wish this wasn't as emotional as it is for me and that madeleine didn't go through what she went through but there's a human element to the crime statistics, not just nu

madeleine, the mom of a homicide victim and activist and our next guest in "focus" now founder of victimsk jennifer harrison. thank you for being in "focus." first of all, this has been called a political stunt on monday. what would you say? >> it's not a political stunt and new york is not safe. alvin bragg's first year in office there is one precinct, manhattan south where murder rates are up 40%. manhattan violent crime is up almost 12%. i beg to differ. the victims of these crimes beg to differ and i dare alvin] to show up on monday and say it to our faces. >> harris: do you feel like you have gotten enough focus on the crime that's happening in new york? >> yes, i'm so grateful for this opportunity. it shouldn't have taken a congressman from ohio to come here and pay attention simply because donald trump was indicted. we have asked for meetings with local leaders. we've asked for meetings with alvin bragg and begged and pleaded with him to stop the insanity and we've been ignored. >> harris: what does his office tell you? you are not coming at this without some experience. >> no, unf

please help us find madeleine. the children need their mother, police officials say 26 year old madeleine maddy kingsbury's disappearance is suspicious, and they're worried for her safety department and our law enforcement partners. are working relentlessly to find maddie and determine the circumstances surrounding her disappearance. nearly 2000 volunteers showed up on friday to help police conduct a massive ground search officials pleading with residents to search their properties. for signs of the 26 year old walk your acreage. check your outbuildings. check your vehicles, walk, trails. check your cameras for any indications. of anything suspicious, according to police . maddie was last seen at home last friday at approximately 8 15 in the morning after dropping her two children off with their father at daycare, the father told police he left maddie's house at about 10 a.m. in her dark blue chrysler minivan. when he returned later that day, he says she was not home. a minivan resembling hers was seen that same mo

. >> joining me now is a woman just saw madeleine brand, madeleine, thank you for being with us tonight. it's a few years since your son was brutally murdered. the pain i know is with you every minute of every day. it's in your dna. now, your reaction to what i was saying in the angle that the left is picking and choosing victims to elevate and criminal to focus on versus all of it, which is horrible. >> well, thank you for having me, laura . i've experienced it firsthand. my son, sergeant hassan career was stabbed to death. >> right. and because he was stabbed to death and not shot to death because, you know, that's the narrative gun violence, they completely ignored everything about this entire case. they treated me and my family like garbage. >> they refer to sergeant hassan carea afghanistan war, retired veteran, received in return enemy fire on the taliban, wore the medals of honor to prove it. okay, they refer to him as a fictitious character in court and they said that the most important people in that room were the people who killed. and this is the type of thing that i had to e

her family making a desperate plea for helping find her. >> please help us find madeleine. we need our daughter, our sister, our aunt, and our best friend back. >> reporter: law enforcement officials have been searching areas near kingsbury's home in winona and in nearby counties and are asking anyone who lives in those areas to check out buildings and property for any disturbance s and scan home surveillance video for anything unusual. so far police say they have no suspects or persons of interest in her disappearance. savannah? >> all right. thank you very much. >>> coming up, we are following breaking news overseas. israel's forceful response after dozens of rockets were launched from neighboring lebanon. >>> first, let's look at our daily "snapshot." it's beautiful. the april full moon captured rising right next to the cathedral in italy last night. the full moon is also known as the pink moon which is symbolic of the blooming flowers and trees that come with spring. good news, spring is here soon. lots of beautiful pictures. all good on this friday. -what's he doing? -

madeleine thank you. condolences continue to you and your family. you're an amazing warrior. >> thanks for having me. >> as much as the biden team is hoping to distract from bad record there are sienz he's in trouble for 2024. according to reuters the president's rating is 39 percent. how could the party be over for amtrak joe? tom from real clear politics, you just heard the pain of a mother lifelong democrat who is just not buying this narrative anymore that america is racist, america is racist, america is racist, that's why you have to vote for the democrats. trump made some inroads with black voters. could we see more of a shift ever so slight next election given this crime? >> certainly is possible. crime was a factor in the midterms. i think there is opportunity for republicans to make inroads, particularly with the sort of populist economic message of opportunity and growth for everyone. i mean mean trump has made gains during his time in office by pushing that message and it was among all working class white, brown, black, you name it. so, i

congresswoman madeleine dean sang in law school we were taught that justices have to be not showing improprietyjustice clarence thomas is welcome to clear his name for congress. representative mary miller adding on her twitter feed saying justice parents thomas is under attack by the left because he believes in our constitution. he has lived the american dream and we are blessed to have his wisdom on the supreme court. a congressman saying claris -- justice clarence thomas is a patriot. that is some reaction from congress soup earning -- concerning the supreme court. we are hearing from you in the first hour. from south carolina, on there were in line on the level of confidence. duke, the morning. caller: thank you for c-span. i really don't have any confidence in any act of government, senate, state, presidency, or the courts. everybody is corrupt and making money. i think every person in congress and the entire judicial system, fbi, everybody should be investigated for how they make money. it is the biggest corruption i have ever seen. these people in our government our just all about themsel

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we welcome madeleine is with us . >> thank you. first of all, as a parent, i'm so sorry you lost your son. thank you. and you and his father wasd stabbed. . >> life changing, life altering- injuries. okaychanging, li, i watched youn alvin bragg is treating you and your family like garbage playing album bag was handled. a strong child ready murder case from the original district attorney , mike , these original attorneys weretr professionalict. they were old school, and they r had an airtight trial ready murder case against or for peter soci vance's cy vance. yes, souness. alvin bragg took office.>> as he was handed that strong trial, maybe ready murder caseto . and the original districeyt attorney , retired like many,as many of the adas left as soonou alvin bragg's day one memo came out about not prosecuting crime. ta as soonas as hi soos office knew a.d.a daffner yarran received that case, itl of immediately started to fall apart. all of a sudden, mary sandison ,travis stewart, they couldn't prove the guilt medhat and couldn't aff

sentenced french president jacques chirac german chancellor gerhardgerroeder us secretary of state madeleineid nato javier savana commander-in-chief of the alliance forces in europe welsey clark nato foreign and defense ministers of crimes for which nato leaders are convicted is the use of banned cluster weapons. i myself can’t get used to where i had the opportunity to ask brussels westley a question clark to nato commander-in-chief i called him a criminal on a planetary scale, because he is one. i asked how you could attack my country, which did not threaten anyone, and you did not have the consent of the un security council and he said, yes, it's true, we did not have the consent of the security council, but we reached a consensus within the natalian. here is a man such simple statements of a man who commanded the world's largest force in an attack on a country that is a thousand times weaker and did not threaten any country a member of nato, the alliance did not threaten the world, which tried to solve its internal problems on its territory, the morning of the bombing of yugoslavia war c

madeleine brame. thank you. we'll stay in touch. >> bill: thank you.outing] >> dana: mayhem in chicago over the weekend as hundreds of teenagers took over the streets. the city's mayor elect is giving rioters a free pass. the battle over raising the debt ceiling. can congress reach a deal or will the u.s. go belly up on paying its bills? karl rove breaks it all down just ahead. to find some relief. cosentyx works for me. cosentyx helps real people get real relief from the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis or psoriasis. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. i move so much better because of cosentyx. ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx. ♪ zyrteeeec...♪ works hard at hour one and twice as hard when you take it again the next day. so betty can be the... barcode beat conductor. ♪ go betty! ♪ let's be more than our allergies! zeize the day. with zyrtec. veteran homeowners t

her name is madeleine kingsbury. her kids at daycare a week ago and hasn't been seen since. her sister speaking with fox news. >> the morning of friday, march 31st, she had sent me a text at 8:15 in the morning. regular text for her. we were chuckling about a funny photo exchanged between us. that was the last communication. >> bill: with us now fox nation host nancy grace. nice to see you. good morning. put together a timeline now. she was last seen dropping her two kids off at daycare at 8:00 a.m. the father of her kids says that he was with her until about 10:00 a.m. the police are saying between 10:00 a.m. and 1:30 her car left home and then came back later early that afternoon and the police will not confirm who was driving the car. they do not know. that's about as tight of a timeline we can put together right now. what do you read there this and what do you need to know? >> well, this is what i know. i spoke with madeleine's sister in depth as well as local sources. her vehicle, a dark blue town and country wa

well, madeleine, us. we got madeleine, stay with us.w, the point is coming up at 930, big were 930, andrew and big ten were here. so this about it or what's coming up on programme? coming up on today's programme? we through two and we cannot get through two and a half hours talk about half hours without talk about that is quite right. that man. trump is quite right. i mean, he turned adversity on its head. so we're to its head. he. so we're to talking about whether i think it's story. and i think it's a great story. and i think you could almost guarantee him it's a great story. and i think you republican st guarantee him it's a great story. and i think you republican nomination; him it's a great story. and i think you republican nomination and] the republican nomination and it's working in his favour. it is actually going up is mean he's actually going up in because it's in the polls because it's exactly rhetoric that trump exactly the rhetoric that trump is, which is him and supporters against the establishment witch hunt and all that.

joining me now is pennsylvania congresswoman madeleine dean, democratic member of the house judiciarymittees. welcome, it's always good to see you my friend. tell me what happens next. because the president has said he is not going to negotiate a debt ceiling with republicans. that is sitting down and talking the only viable path forward? >> good to be with, you alex. you saw with a bill that was passed by republicans this week in the house, what they call that ceiling bill. that was really a default on the america bill. that is what i think is so extraordinarily dangerous. we know in our own households that when we incur that we can't just sit back and say, i don't feel like paying the rent this month i don't feel like paying the car payments. i don't feel like paying for these utilities. what would happen to us? number one, all those things would be taken away from us and our credit rating would tumble terribly. raising the cost of borrowing money. it is irresponsible and malpractice of mr. mccarthy and his conference to get anywhere near default on our debt. these are all over the

the west as current events show, it continues to arrange its policy according to the precepts of madeleinei recall , called for putting siberia under international control, they say, it is unfair that one country personally owns such territories, and, accordingly, it is unfair that it has such reserves of oil, gas, precious metals, forests, and even fresh water. climate change can lead to a total shortage of water on the planet according to the forecasts of the brain in 2040, the world's population will reach 9 billion people, while fresh water supplies can cover only 70% of humanity's needs lack of natural resources a direct path to armed clashes between countries of the war for water is already hot-tempered in different corners of the world. one of the biggest water conflicts is brewing in the mesopotamia region, where the tiger and euphrates rivers flow, and tensions are rising in the basin with ethiopia's plans to build a giant hydroelectric dam in the headwaters of the blue nile in a quarry rightfully feared that this would reduce the amount of water flowing to egypt and cause a droug

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which is especially helpful if you use hand sanitizers as anc . liam there that madeleine, i generally recommend that people put cream on their hands, 1st thing in the morning to get that protection. and i came down with that also helps keep the lippard barrier intact. when you wash and disinfect your hand and on my behalf. and if you can put cream on your hands throughout the day in my, my veto you but intact and dec to hand the anchor. him there are all sorts of hydrating hand creams on the market. many contain ingredients like urea, high yield erotic acid, or lena leak acids. again, uh that gives us kind of pissed in the perfect skin, cream or lotion doesn't really exist. slice pipes from the cranes should contain waste risers, as well as fat messiah, but beds in the again, we also generally advise people these records re koreans that are ph balance out more ties. and nowadays, there are also lotions that contain sanitizers, but 2 in one solution. my kindness often find my hand sanitizer motions are quaking, nancy and, but we generally advise against frequent use because it can disr

madeleine tatarsky was, apparently, familiar with her.peared to him not as daria, but as anastasia , handing the girl a box with a gift. settled in the corner of the room. tatarsky began to examine the bust and joke. wow, the chatterbox reacted strangely, when the warrior began to twist the figurine, she put her hands forward, as if fearing a threat, and immediately covered her face with her palms, the military commander decided to remove it. the gift was back in the box and then an explosion sounded, as people began to run out of the cafe, barely realizing what happened in the bomb detonated? this kapets tatar died on the spot, 40 people were injured, dozens while in hospitals, including two children. i did not have time to orient myself and the institution came out and daria trepova. here it is , there are no scratches on it, in contrast to the bloodied and frightened people who suffered during the terrorist attack around in a moment. she disappeared everything that happened was filmed by a journalist, maratarnis, he is on the case, as

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these are madeleines. they're 30% protein. mmm. take a bite. how is it? mmm! they're really good.sects in this. 0k. so, it tastes like cake, moist in the middle? it's very moist. it's a great texture. definitely couldn't tell it's made of insects, 100%. there's your lunch. laughter. i might have a second one, actually — they're quite good! well, suhail seemed happy, but he's always very easy—going. how ready is everyone else? insects are very nutritious. they're very sustainable to produce. you require 99% less land, 99% less water. and, of course, the emissions is significantly lower and also they taste great. so, if you have those three pillars ready, the foundation is there. but i think it's a matter of marketing and people getting more familiar with it before we introduce it to the wider public. insects are widely eaten in many parts of the world, but whether everyone can switch their mindsets to expecting them for dinner is another question. bellissimo! perfect. hmm, that seemed rather pungent! suhail seemed to enjoy it, though, didn't he? did he take a doggy bag home, ora...

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would you have seen dean atchinson or madeleine albright or george schultz do something like this? >> if you look at the time frame october 2020, i think these so-called intelligence officials tarnished themselves and the reputation of the intelligence profession. their protection is to gather information objectively and report to policy makers so they can make decisions. in this case they politicized intelligence information. in fact they had no intelligence information. they sold themselves out to influence an election. they put their credibility and credentials in the mission. i remember looking at that information and looking at their statement saying let me step back a little bit and give this some credibility. because it was putting their stamp on this. liz: this is nixon era dirty tricks stuff. does anyone think it's odd that the future secretary of state was accusing a super power of russia of doing a hit job on hunter biden's happen top to go after biden? that's what's at stake here. they had their title underneath their signatures on that letter. let's listen to house jud

means is never fear, we'll have ben back on at a later date, but it means that toni, daniel, and madeleineamp to deal with. good luck to all three of you. let's play "jeopardy!" ♪♪ here are your categories in the first round. we have... then we're headed... some... my favorite kind. and finally... toni, you drew the leftmost spot. - you select first. - body language for $200. - daniel. - what is a disc? - yes. - non-bomb rom coms, $600.

madeleine, thanks so much. you have a new product.t this time of morning. >> absolutely. we're excited to launch, it is good, right? rick: this is milkshake. this is like chocolate ice cream coffee. it is amazing. >> we're frozen treat experts. ours is really flavorful, a little indulgent, more unique that you find in a typical frozen coffee. rick: rita's is around more than 40 years. it is pretty old. you have how many locations? >> 550 shops across the country in 31 states. rick: these are franchises. >> 100% franchises. rick: like to get into a franchise rita's have opportunities? >> absolutely. we love to talk to you. rick: what are the flavor. >> you tried original cold brew. you're trying mocha now. a little chocolaty. we have carmel. rick: why i'm doing all of this, nobody will want to have these. i nobody will share these. i get all three myself. you started with italian ice. >> that is it what we are known for. this is the number one flavor, this is mango, what we're known at rita's. rick: mango, italian ice. okay, guys, i ha

that was madeleine brame. her son was beaten and stabbed to death by multiple pooh emotion in 2018. of the suspects went on and on for years. bragg ultimately removed indictments against two of the suspects and lowered the charges against them. i mix cities here. we can bring in ten more unfortunately. i want to get your thoughts. >> this idea this is a political issue. there are lots of parts to the criminal justice system including proving a case. is judges and just that are required. you can't blame it on democrats or the gop. it takes more than just law enforcement. >> harris: doing the soft on crime policies at district attorney. >> if you are a progressive democrat. i don't know how george soros gets into supporting them. he supports them and a lot of different democratic colleges. >> harris: ideology. one last word and we have to go. >> 2024 elections give voters a chance to weigh in and say what direction they want to see crime policies go. >> they just voted in chicago for a progressive mayor despite the crime in chicago. >> harris: "outnumbered" is next. soup and salad. th

until common ground segment had madeleine dean darrell from the public inside talking about the work they're doing is border security enhance border security. give democrats out there saying to have to do whatever means necessary to make sure that this trafficking stops. that's all you guys care about. >> jesse: it's really hard what about in china? what about in mexico? what about taking the issue to their countries? >> i'm not sure what level of invasion we are going to be doing come certainly in china mexico obvious though it's easier to reach. there are pressures you to put on them and one of the things i was most its concern about the story is that you know have the mexican president kind of behaving like the chinese president basically saying you're not doing anything wrong to serve your problem if you don't have a partner that you can work with when you're sharing a border like that juergen have an even worse problem. >> jesse: sorry, he's asked to been impeached. two biggest trade partners are china and mexico. you don't think we have leverage? >> judge jeanine: who is killin

for more we're joined by madeleine peltz who is the deputy director of rapid response at media mattersca. her two new pieces are headlined "with tucker carlson out, other fox extremists now have the spotlight" and "tucker carlson is out at fox news. here's a brief look at his hatred and conspiracy theories." welcome to democracy now! all of this, obviously, increased fox viewership. they did not take him off the air before. this comes right after this three quarters of a billion dollar settlement with dominion. talk about what you understand happened. >> it is difficult to oversee the impact this will have on the cable news universe in terms of what led to this stunning decision. there are a number of factors floating around in the air. media reporters have given reports of the last 24 hours but i imagine that there was -- it has at least something to do with the abby grossberg lawsuit. you can see that on air his treatment of women, of the #metoo movement, speaking out about sexual harassment has been met with derision and mockery, so it would make a light of logical sense for that to

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. >> dana: we'll hear much more from madeleine brame when he joins us live next hour. i look forward to talking to her. she said something interesting about the listening part. what's the harm as a member of congress to come up and listen to witnesses. >> bill: her personal story is extraordinary. she is coming up next hour. >> dana: we'll look forward to having you hear. tax day, deadline to file your returns as the i.r.a. goes on a spending spree. the agency's $80 billion windfall will put the focus on enforcement. the mainstream media played fast and loose with the truth about that. joining us now is a former partner at pwc and make row trend advisors. missed your face. remind us what's the biden administration said they wanted to do with the i.r.s. agents. >> really what they want to do is run down tax cheats. they feel there is a tremendous amount of lost revenue in billions of dollars because people aren't truthful in filing their tax returns. that requires two things. it requires people and it requires technology. they haven't really beefed up any of those thing

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