to frame marjorie.t i thought, honestly, was that it was another ploy. and she had tried to make it look as if he was trying to kill her. and she went too far and accidentally killed herself. i think that that's marjorie's perspective. do i think that she is correct in her opinion? no, absolutely not. keith morrison (voiceover): to shirlene's daughters, there was still no doubt about what really happened and what to do about it. i think your mother had a word, didn't she, that she liked. what was that word? tenacity. i just had to keep going. and here's the thing about keeping going. by doing something, in the process, i was honoring her. keith morrison (voiceover): tiffany filled a suitcase with documents that some prosecutor might find useful, hauled it back and forth the prosecution meeting, pushing for action for years. well, i kept going to hawaii for sure. i'm like, "pardon. hi, it's me again. my mom, what's going on with my mom's case?" keith morrison (voiceover): by this time, dan oyasato no lon

. >> though the memories are hazy after all this time. 93 year old marjorie wong remembers 1944 like it was yesterday, when news came to her front door that her brother, then 20 year old yin hoppe, was missing in action. >> i was a probably about 12 years old. my dad was working in the orchards. my mom uh, i think. i think she took it pretty bad. >> army air force sergeant jen hoppe's plane had been shot down on a mission in germany. details at the time were slim. >> none of us, you know, actually know what was going on. >> leaving marjorie and her six siblings, one of the only chinese families in sebastopol to wander and search for answers. but 80 years later, everything changed. in june of 2024 with a single call. >> the phone rang and i was wondering whether it was true or not, and i was so shocked that we were so surprised, you know, after all these years. >> thanks to dna technology and a 2013 match of information on three captured airmen at a cemetery in germany. sergeant yin hoppe would finally come home to the united states. his flag draped casket arrived at san francisco int

he is survivor of the 2018 marjorie t marjorie taylor greene marjorie davis high school. and last night beyonce presented with album of the year award. >> thanks to firefighters for keeping us safe, i'm full and honored. kairp >> carley: sabrina carpenter taking home albums and kendrick lamar got record of the year and album of the record. he will appear at super bowl lix when the eagles and chiefs play. >> brian: did beyonce win for a country album? will she stay country and dance less? >> steve: taylor swift could have won five in a row. >> brian: didn't taylor announce beyonce year. >> carley: what is different in record of the year and album of the year? i don't know. >> steve: that is beyonce. >> brian: she does more sports. >> ainsley: i'm confused, we need to talk to the academy. >> steve: speaking of super bowl, super bowl coverage starts 1:00 eastern time on fox. make sure to watch it. speaking of super bowl, somebody been to a million, robert kraft will join us and tell us he thinks kansas city chiefs are going to win, that is my opinion. pick out pregame show w

mÁs oscuros y dolorosos en estados unidos, me refiero a aquella masacre en la escuela secundaria marjory, la policÍa de indianÁpolis asegura haber frustrado un plan que se iba a llevar a cabo hoy. andrea leÓn tiene detalles. andrea: en una escuela secundaria una mejor estaba obsesionada con tiroteos en masa, habÍa estado preparando un tiroteo con un ar—15. >> [habla en inglÉs] es muy perturbador, somos una comunidad pequeÑa y muchos tenemos familia que van a esa secundaria. segÚn registros de la corte, ella busco comprar un chaleco antibalas y en el allanamiento en su casa encontraron un collages con varios atacantes que ejecutaron otro tiroteo, tambiÉn encontraron una medalla con una foto de nikolas cruz, el asesino de marjory stoneman douglas en parkland — florida. en una ocasiÓn fue atropellada por un conductor ebrio y quedÓ imposibilitada por varios dÍas. en este momento su familia logrÓ recaudar $12,000 ppara ayudar en su recuperaciÓn, sin embargo, esta joven de 18 aÑos estÁ acusada para conspirar asesinatos y un acto de terrorismo, ambos delitos graves. andrea: muchÍsimas gracias.

and today marks seven years since the mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. now, the parents of one of the students killed that day are turning their grief into art with a bigger purpose. we're following these developing stories and many more, all coming in right here to cnn news central. hi there. i'm brianna keilar, along with boris sanchez here in washington. and at any moment we are expecting to get some new details about the deadliest u.s. aviation disaster in more than 20 years. the ntsb is set to give an update in the investigation of that midair collision that happened near reagan national airport, just outside of washington, dc, late last month. >> you may recall an army helicopter on a training mission collided with an american airlines plane, killing all 67 people on the two aircraft. officials previously revealed that radar data suggests the army blackhawk was flying at a higher altitude than it was supposed to be. we're going to monitor this briefing and we'll bring you the latest details as we get them. meantime, this hour, we're watch

the subcommittee is chaired by georgia representative marjorie taylor greene. watch the full hearing tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span. it's also available on the free c-span now video app or online at c-span.org. >> if you ever miss any of c-span's coverage, you can find it any time online at c-span.org. videos of key hearings, debates, and other events feature markers that guide you to interesting and newsworthy highlights. these points of interest markers appear on the right-hand side of your screen when you hit "play" on select videos. this time line toll makes it easy to get an idea what was debated and decided in washington. scroll through and spend a few minutes on c-span's points of interest. >> house democrats held a news conference on the 2025 budget plan. democratic assistant leader, representative joe neguse discussed a recent poll indicating 66% of americans believe president trump is not doing enough to lower costs for everyday americans. >> good morning. thank you all for joining us today. the american public have been crystal clear. 66% of ameri

. >> though the memories are hazy after all this time. 93 year old marjorie wong remembers 1944 like when news came to her front door that her brother, then 20 year old yin hop, was missing in action. >> i was a probably about 12 years old. my dad was working in the orchards. my mom uh, i she took it pretty bad. >> army air force sergeant jen hops plane had been shot down on a mission in germany. details at the time were slim. >> none of us, you know, actually know what was going on. >> leaving marjorie and her six siblings, one of the only chinese families in sebastopol to wander and search for answers. but 80 years later, everything changed. in june of 2024 with a single call. >> the phone rang and i was wondering whether it was true or not, and i was so shocked that we were so surprised, you know, after all these years. >> thanks to dna technology and a 2013 match of information on three captured airmen at a cemetery in germany. sergeant yin hop would finally come home to the united states. his flag draped casket arrived at san francisco international airport on friday, january 31

see this doge initiative make its way onto capitol hill and i'm curious to see how congresswoman marjorie taylor greene handles herself. just about four years ago she was stripped of her committee assignments because she was such a controversial figure. four years later her close ally donald trump is in the white house and she is wielding a subcommittee gavel. it is a drastic turn of events. interested to see how she conducts herself. on the other set of the aisle there a lot of colorful lawmakers. congressman garcia, congresswoman jasmine crockett. these are people who are not afraid of confronting congresswoman green and becoming combative and loud in these hearings if they hear something they do not like. it will be a fascinating display. host: let's talk to christina in iowa, republican. caller: good morning. just said it will be an interesting display. i have a couple questions and something to say. this administration plans on upholding the constitution, right? host: is that your question? go ahead. caller: in the constitution it does not say nothing about a democracy. we are a repu

>> i expect the sub-committee with marjorie taylor greene leading it will do a great job assessing wastenment. the duplication we have is enormous. what it would mean, our structural deficit, when elon musk talks about deficit, he's not talking about national debt. we spend over 2 trillion more than we bring in in tax money every year. if you can cut that by half and take down to 1 trillion dollars, over a 10-year period, you will bend spending down 10 trillion dollars and save money on interest. it means markets will not impose draconian penalty with interest and means economy will get stronger. you'll have greater gdp growth, and if you get that on top of fiscally cutting spending, you have a chance to move yourself over a period of time to having a balanced budget and that is what elon is talking about, structural deficit and that is what doge subcommittee with marjorie taylor greene will do. i am very hopeful we can get something done in that direction. >> carley: cut taxpayer money spent on reheated coffee cups and other items. congresswoman jasmine krcrocket says i anticipate full-

in this battle for a long time, senator rand paul, senator ron johnson, senator roger marshall, marjorie taylor greene and buddy carter who have all been champions of this even before i came along. i'm very grateful to you for standing strong. thank you very much, president trump. [applause] pres. trump: a lot of secrets that have been maybe kept from us. going to come up with some ways to solve problem ts. i think he's going to go down in the record books. even rand has confidence in him. [applause] mr. kennedy: our plans are radical transparency and returning gold standard science to n.i.h. ending the corruption, ending corporate capture of those agencies and getting rid of people who have conflicts of interest so we can do unimpeded science rather than the kind of product that is coming out of those agencies today. reporter: how do you address concerns ha some americans may have [inaudible] >> mr. kennedy: when people actually hear what i think about vaccines which is commonsense, which is vaccines should be tested, they should be safe, everybody should have informed consent, people a

we have a lot to get to in the next hour of the reidout, including chairwoman marjorie taylor greene. let that sink in, leading the first hearing of the doge subcommittee, the only doge thing that actually exists in real life, but which will certainly not delve into elon musk's glaring conflicts of interest and potential self enrichment. and remember the toilet paper crisis of 2020, the last time trump was president, when you couldn't beg, borrow or steal a roll. now, under trump the sequel, we have. the egg crisis of 2025 with soaring prices and lines like this one outside of egg farms. and trump is doing nothing about it. after promising to bring grocery prices down starting on day one. but we begin tonight with more and more signs of the sheer open gangsterism of the current iteration of the us government. we have donald trump's department of justice ordering the corruption case against new york city mayor eric adams to be dismissed, but in a way that keeps him on the hook for future prosecution. if he doesn't play ball and he isn't the only trump ally breathing a sigh of relief, a

i mean, marjorie taylor greene talks about having decorum, about bipartisanship. this is the person that lies more than anybody else in the entire congress. and so if she is going to make a mockery of hearings, i want to make sure that us as democrats are bringing that same level of energy. and, of course, after those comments, we went into exactly what elon musk is trying to do dismantling the department of labor, dismantling the department of education, dismantling all of our consumer protection agencies. and so it's all important, but it's also important to get the attention of the american public and call elon musk out for what he is, and to make people know that marjorie taylor greene is not a serious legislator, and she shouldn't be treated as such. >> axios is reporting also that there is some tension between democratic grassroots groups in congress that it's led to some finger pointing. we're hearing this. i think this is what we hear when we talk to democrats. and just kind of across the board, whether they're lawmakers or they are advocates or they are c

earlier the subcommittee headed by chairman marjorie taylor greene, her and her staff discovered $2.7 trillion in improper payments to medicare, medicaid, overseas to people who should not have gotten it. some of this room might have missed that press conference. can you elaborate on what the president is thinking at this point. karoline: again, that's another example. there's a very long list of the fraud, waste and abuse that doge is identifying on a daily basis. elon musk also talked about yesterday, social security payments that are going out the door for people who are no longer with us, unfortunately. i would say that is certainly fraud. there's also a lot of contracts they've identified, that just as a hypothetical example, are $1 million but only $500,000 went out the door so where's rest of that cash? that's the thing -- those are the things that doge is working on every single day. and i would just remind everybody in this room, that's what president trump campaigned on doing. he's delivering on a promise that 77 million people elected him to do. james. reporter: thank you v

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and that includes students at the marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, where 17 people were shot and killed in 2018. after that, the federal school safety clearinghouse was established to help administrators prevent future shootings. then, after 19 students and two teachers were killed at robb elementary school in uvalde, texas, in 2022, that clearinghouse was codified into law and an external advisory board was mandated. the advisory board was supposed to provide the department of homeland security with recommendations for how to improve k through 12 safety. but one of the first acts of the trump administration was to put that panel on pause. ronn nozoe is the board's chair. he's ceo of the national association of secondary school principals. mr. nozoe, nice to have you. thanks for joining me. thank you. who was on the board and what was the ultimate goal of this board? the board was comprised of 26 members, all appointed by the secretary of homeland security. and it was specifically designed to make sure that it represented a wide range of voices and experience

. >> and as whitney mentioned yesterday, marked seven years since a gunman killed 17 people at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. for seven years, the parents of joaquin oliver have channeled their grief into advocacy, creating viral moments that keep the focus on their son and other victims of gun violence. the latest backdrop for their efforts, the stage of a theater between the capitol and the white house. cnn's brianna keilar has more. >> now. >> before i'm like. >> super hyper, i wear my. >> headphones and. >> then. >> i'm just listening to music with joaquin. >> and then. >> i leave. everything on stage. >> when you. >> lose a. >> son. >> what do you do? >> on this seventh anniversary of the parkland. >> florida shooting, you'll find. manny oliver here at the. >> wooly mammoth. >> theater in washington. >> dc. starring in a one man. >> play about. >> his son. >> joaquin. >> oliver walked to his friends forever. 17 years old. >> we know how joaquin died. >> manny wants the world to. >> know how he loved. >> a boy who loved laughing. pepperoni pizza. bacon.

mÚsica] borja: desde aquel 14 de febrero de 2018, nada volviÓ a ser como antes, ni en la secundaria marjorieal tiroteo. locutor: el edificio de la corte del condado de broward fue escenario del juicio contra nikolas cruz durante tres meses y 14 dÍas. desde el 19 de julio de 2022, fue el epicentro de los titulares de prensa. era el tirador mÁs mortal en llegar a juicio en estados unidos. antes de cruz, todos los atacantes se suicidaron o murieron al enfrentarse a la policÍa. nikolas cruz fue acusado de 17 cargos de asesinato premeditado y 17 cargos de intento de asesinato. durante el juicio, se presentaron videos y fotografÍas recopiladas en el edificio 12 de la escuela secundaria. estupefactos, los asistentes, en su mayorÍa familiares de las vÍctimas, vieron como nikolas cruz jamÁs presentÓ muestra de arrepentimiento. el 2 de noviembre de 2022, se conociÓ la condena contra un joven de 19 aÑos que con un fusil destrozÓ la vida de 17 familias. nunca nada volverÁ a ser lo mismo para ellos. borja: y asÍ, como todas las historias, esta tambiÉn tuvo un comienzo, pero llega el momento del final. ni

guest: the number one focus of that hearing and the most fascinating for me is marjorie taylor greene. she is trying to transform herself from this right-wing flamethrower, this person was on the outskirts of the party who is now becoming an establishment figure, having the chair of a powerful committee that will be in the spotlight for this first hearing. it is interesting to pay attention to her and from the democratic side, who on that committee -- a lot of these earrings are fought in the media, the social media clips. who has those moments of flair, who has the good back-and-forth's? host: a lot of media outlets do show you clips. you'll be able to watch the entire hearing here on c-span. let's hear from tracy in michigan, line for democrats. good morning. caller: i think this is a very dangerous time for our country and the gentleman that call just recently saying the democratic party should essentially be drowned in the ocean is reprehensible. donald trump is spreading lies and he has demonized half of our country for over five years. people are not aware that usaid performs a

y para conmemorar el sÉptimo aniversario de la masacre en la escuela preparatoria marjory stoneman douglasivieron a uno de los peores tiroteos escolares en la historia de este paÍs. la comunidad indocumentada de florida reaccionÓ con temor a las nuevas leyes migratorias de florida que contemplan la pena de muerte para aquellos indocumentados que cometan delitos capitales. rogelio mora-tagle tiene reacciones. >> a ver si cuando salga puedo ir a trabajar y volver a mi casa tranquila. >> es el dÍa del amor. en los tiempos del miedo. mucho miedo. >> me siento asuadÍsima. llevo casi tres semanas que he perdido peso. no como. mis nervios estÁn al tope. estoy muy asustada. >> la inmigrante que habla en condiciÓn de anonimato vive en florida y estaba muy inquieta por las continuas detenciones en todo el paÍs. y para agravar la situaciÓn, el gobernador del estado ya firmÓ un paquete de leyes que facilita la agenda de deportaciones masivas del presidente trump. ron desantis se jactÓ de que la legislaciÓn de florida. >> legislation to combat illegal immigration. >> es la mÁs severa de todo el paÍs en

somebody who is very shy, a very shy person but she is trying to break out of it, marjorie taylor greene[laughter] [applause] pres. trump: victoria. thank you victoria, job. ashley hinson. ashley, thank you. mariannette miller-meeks. great job you did. great job. mary miller. julia letlow. hi julia. claudia tenney from new york. hi claudia, a great job. nicole, hi nicole, so i great pole with you. michelle fishbach. thank you. great job. ann wagner missouri. sherry biggs, south carolina. great job. nancy mace, where is nancy? there's something. are you a believer in what we are doing. nancy takes it on right from the start. would you like to say something? would you like to say we are doing the right thing? good. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: stephanie bice, oklahoma. thank you stephanie. diana harshbarger. thank you diana. good job. tim burchett and i watched you on television the other day, you are unbelievable per you ripped that guy apart. that poor guy he started getting a little fresh with tim and tim ripped him apart. i left a message. that is good. great job tim. m

ryan, chairwoman marjorie taylor greene says this hearing is i'm quoting the first battle in the warinst bureaucracy. but tell us what happened here. >> yeah. i mean, chris, i think you played a pretty good microcosm of what's going on in this hearing today. we don't expect this to be a very cooperative committee, a very bipartisan committee. clearly, republicans have and democrats have very different views as to how this department and government efficiency is going to operate. democrats feel as though the donald trump is empowered, elon musk in a way that no other government employee of the executive branch has ever been empowered, while republicans view him as somebody that's coming in and shaking things up and taking a look at these budgets and these processes in a way that no one has before, and that is needed because there's too much money being spent and it's not being spent in the right places. i think where you're going to see democrats hone in their message, particularly in hearings like these, is to say that we're not opposed to finding ways to make government work better.

his only living sister, 93 year old marjorie wong, welcomed him back to the bay area along with her family as well as other first responders. hops plane was shot down on a mission in germany back in 1944. his remains were recovered and identified last june. hop will be laid to rest with full honors at golden gate national cemetery in san bruno on february 7th. baseball fans remembered rickey henderson today, one of the greatest players to ever play the game. a public memorial brought out fans, family, friends and former players together at the oakland arena. that's next door to the coliseum, where the oakland tech graduate forged his career as baseball's all time leader in stolen bases and runs scored. >> that man changed baseball forever. >> yes he did. yes he did. yes. >> along with griffey, other hall of famers attended, including former a's greats dennis eckersley and tony la russa. anderson died in december after complications with pneumonia, five days before his 66th birthday. much more ahead tonight on abc seven news, including an american hostage reunited with his family after bein

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the hearing chaired by marjorie taylor greene. punch ball news rights for years after being completely stripped of her committee assignments the georgia republican is spearheading one of the most high-profile subcommittees in congress paid ahead of the hearing, represented of green said they are tired of having hearings where it's a bunch of talking and information comes out and nothing changes. she argues elon musk's idea of the partner government efficiency is the top of republicans in washington. commerce and robert garcia who sits on the panel told punch bowl news he wants democrats to match her energy saying we can go in and expect her to act proper and have to coram. she doesn't work that way. the former fbi agent and other witnesses testifying before the panel today, waiting for the chair to gather the hearing into session. the top democrat on the panel is melanie stansbury of new mexico. >> this hearing of the subcommittee on delivering on government efficiency will come to order. welcome everyone. the chair may declare a

host: the department of government efficiency, the subcommittee in the house led by representative marjorie taylor greene, held their first hearing yesterday. he covered it on c-span. if you missed it it is on our website. i want to play you a portion of the top committee democrat. this is representative melanie stansberry. she had some remarks, and then i want you to respond. >> i also want to point out that literally while we have been sitting here for almost two hours getting lectured on fiscal responsibility literally the republicans just released their plan to raise the debt limit. while we were sitting here. and they want to raise it by $4 trillion. ok, guys. like, literally, i am just, like, without words. inflation is going up, you want to raise the debt ceiling by $4 trillion, you want to cut medicare, you want to cut medicaid, you are talking about going after social security after promising you wouldn't. what the heck is going on here? we are not trying to take down elon musk as a businessman. this dude is literally breaking the law inside of the federal government, and for a par

de las intenciones del sospechoso, quien se inspiro en la masacre de 17 personas en la secundaria marjoryl 14 de febrero de 2018. dos mujeres resultaron heridas de balas en el evento que se realizaba en filadelfia por un. por el t triunfo de los eagles en el super bowl. los disparos ocurrieron cuando comenzaban los discursos. segun la policia, una mujer de 27 anos sufrio una herida en la pierna izquierda. otra de 20 anos recibio el disparo en la parte superior del muslo izquierdo. las dos estan en un hospital en condicion estable. las autoridades investigan el origen de estos disparos. y aqui esta arantxa loizaga con un adelanto de las noticias que veremos hoy por la noche. arantxa, que tal ?>> hola. que tal ? muy buenas tardes. >> pues hoy llego al puerto everglades. >> en florida.>> el crucero. >> rotterdam. >> que enfrento un brote de norovirus. 152 pasajeros y tripulantes enfermaron. >> con este virus. >> conocido como gripe est estomacal, cuyos sintomas son como.>> los de.>> la gripe, pero ademas con vomito. y diarrea. tambien los soldados a bordo del. >> helicoptero.>> que colisiono

later, the first hearing of the house department of government efficiencies subcommittee with marjorie taylor greene. now president trump attends the swearing-in ceremony for tulsi gabbard from the oval office. this is about 40 minutes. trump: we are delighted to swear in tulsi gabbard. most of you know her, she is fantastic. i want to congratulate you. all of your friends here -- you have a lot of friends. tulsi gabbard is an american of extraordinary courage and exceptional patriotism who devoted her life to public service and i have watched her for years on different shows and everything. i said she is a woman of great common sense you know? we like the common sense i think we started it in terms of common sense. even larry king -- you are very young. you are very young but you always had -- you always had the situation covered properly, became the youngest woman elected to the hawaii state legislature and joined the hawaii army national guide -- guard deploying three times. people fighting with her said she was exceptional and even then and she continues to serve in the army reserv

oversight subcommittee on delivering on government efficiency chaired by georgia representative marjorie taylor greene. members focused on government waste and making operation sufficient including government entitlement programs and efforts by elon musk to reduce government spending. democratic lawmakers accused him of having a conflict of interest and cited his federal contracts and allegations he is earning $8 billion a day. this is two hours. >> this hearing of the subcommittee on delivering on government efficiency will come to order. welcome everyone. the chair may declare a recess at any time. also for today's hearing, chairman comber and ranking member connelly will each be recognized for one minute after me and the ranking member will provide her opening -- provide their opening statements pray to recognize myself for the purpose of an opening statement. good morning. to gay boop -- today we begin the oversight committee on doge. there will be laser focused on bringing full transparency to waste, fraud and abuse within the federal government and presenting the plans to fix the t

marjorie taylor greene. victoria sparks, thank you, victoria. great job. ashley hinson.ley, thank you. marionette miller meeks. great job you did. great job. mary miller. i know. julia letlow. hi, julia. claudia tenney from new york. hi, claudia. great job. nicole malliotakis. hi, nicole. doing good. great poll with you, nicole. michelle fischbach. great job. thank you. ann wagner, missouri. thanks. sherry biggs, south carolina. thanks. great job. nancy mace. where is nancy? she's something. oh, are you a believer in what we're doing, nancy? nancy takes it on right from the start, right? would you like to say something? would you like to say we're doing the right thing? [inaudible] president trump: thank you very much. thank you, nancy. stephanie bice, thanks, stephanie. diana harsh barger. thanks, diana. good job. tim burchett. tim. i watched you on television the other day. you were unbelievable. you ripped that guy apart. man, that poor guy. he started getting a little fresh with tim and tim just ripped him apart. that was beautiful. i actually left a message. [inaudi

see this doge initiative make its way onto capitol hill and i'm curious to see how congresswoman marjorieaylor greene handles herself. just about four years ago she was stripped of her committee assignments because she was such a controversial figure. four years later her close ally donald trump is in the white house and she is wielding a subcommittee gavel. it is a drastic turn of events. interested to see how she conducts herself. on the other set of the aisle there a lot of colorful lawmakers. congressman garcia, congresswoman jasmine crockett. these are people who are not afraid of confronting congresswoman green and becoming combative and loud in these hearings if they hear something they do not like. it will be a fascinating display. host: let's talk to christina in iowa, republican. caller: good morning. just said it will be an interesting display. i have a couple questions and something to say. this administration plans on upholding the constitution, right? host: is that your question? go ahead. caller: in the constitution it does not say nothing about a democracy. we are a republ

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>> the department of government efficiencies subcommittee and the health website representative marjorie taylor greene, they held their first hearing yesterday. we covered it on c-span if you miss it it's on our website. but i want to play you a portion of the top committee democrats this is melanie stansberry she has some remarks and then i want you to respond. >> i also want to point out literally while we have been sitting there for the last almost two hours getting lectured on fiscal responsibility literally the republicans just released their plan toei raise the debt limit while we are sitting here. they want to raise it by $4 trillion. okay guys like literally i am just like without words. inflation is going up. you want to raise the debt ceiling by $4 trillion. you want to got medicare. you want to got medicaid for you to talk about going after social security after promising you wouldn't. i mean really, what dhec is going on here? we are not trained to take down elon musk as a businessman. this dude is literally breaking the law inside of the federal government and for party that

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marjorie taylor greene s the ukraine war has always be a deep state funded and controlled money laundering operation and oxwar against russia. zelenskyy is an actor and green juuit that extorts money from everyone, she says. bernie sanders say trump and his american oligarchs are now openly aligning emlves with putin and his russian oligarchs. this putin-trump alliance means abandoningurllies and supporting authoritarianismnd undermining our democratic traditions. mark warner, democrat from virginia, president trump should really have a conversation with his own intelligence offials before he again blames ukraine for being invaded by russia sheldon whitehouse saying there was always trump/russiand there still is trump/russia. the early actions of the trump adnistration signaled a continuing force of trump/russia. feelree to add to the list. some of the reaction on x. we are mostly interested in your reaction this morning. phone lines for democrats, republicans, and independents. jc is an independent from mobile, alabama. caller: good morning. listening to trump's rhetoric, it is surreal wh

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when you look and compare me to marjorie taylor greene or lauren bovary there is no comparison.ife we've always lived. the only people who are crying are mediocre white boy beaten out by people who historically have had to work so much harder. >> jesse: after complaining they hold a rally of changes for kids. >> my best friend skid is trans and my parents best friend is trans. >> it's unlawful to out not anyone medical care in the city. and we take to the straits for everybody. and last week a transluminal tried to assassinate the treasury secretary. democrats aren't sending their best. and zero and so how are they doing in february? and the stuff they are saying is scary and it's it's a whole ideological beliefs that that's rewarding the stuff and the craziest sound bites the most insane proposals and to have somebody like jasmine crockett say blatantly racist things with note accountability for that and things or action carrying out against anybody and i don't think he's ever worked in the private sector and great casting so the caa i can see having to get involved in that but

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the hearing chaired by marjorie taylor greene. punch ball news rights for years after being completely stripped of her committee assignments the georgia republican is spearheading one of the most high-profile subcommittees in congress paid ahead of the hearing, represented of green said they are tired of having hearings where it's a bunch of talking and information comes out and nothing changes. she argues elon musk's idea of the partner government efficiency is the top of republicans in washington. commerce and robert garcia who sits on the panel told punch bowl news he wants democrats to match her energy saying we can go in and expect her to act proper and have to coram. she doesn't work that way. the former fbi agent and other witnesses testifying before the panel today, waiting for the chair to gather the hearing into session. the top democrat on the panel is melanie stansbury of new mexico.

so congressman crockett has a history of exchanging insults with marjorie taylor greene, this is what told us when we asked how she's going to maintain order today. we don't have any sound but keep listening in. we will keep listening in and and bring you the latest headlines from this hearing but we are told this is going to be something to watch as democrats try to battle republicans over doge. david: let's turn to the inflation report. it came in harder than expected, dumping 4.5% in january. much more than 5. 3%, annual inflation rate is 3%. the core rate is at 3.3%, a lot more than 3.1% expected. brian belsky, i have to ask the cause of this. i am thinking a lot of it has to do with all of those billions of dollars the biden administration was pouring out before they left office. am i wrong? >> you are not wrong, thanks for having us. investors have to remember three things. we are looking at yesterday's numbers not going forward. cpi is not the preferred measure but as a data point they look at, pce the key thing and much has been made with respect to the seasonality, cpi usuall

. >> robert garcia embarrassed himself, the chairwoman marjorie taylor greene says she's planning onpr and pbs, texas congressman brandon gill the house subcommittee, good to see you tell us what struck you most what did you learn. >> thank you for having me on there's a big difference between democrats and republicans they came with receipts. this was $2.7 trillion in improper payments from the federal government like agencies like medicare and medicaid, $2.7 trillion this could be the biggest money laundering scheme in american history and you would think figuring out where this money is going would be a bipartisan effort, what we saw yesterday democrats were more interested about elon musk than they were about anything related to fiscal responsibility or accountability we will continue our efforts regardless of what democrats do we have a lot of work to do and this is extremely popular with the american people. maria: did you get answers accountability like nancy pelosi, senator chuck schumer they have been in charge for so many years how is it possible they're not saying appeal w