two members of one of them is matt rosendale, republican of montana. the house freedom -- house freedom caucus. you were a no on the boat yesterday. why? because i believe that using continued resolutions and omnibus bills to fund the federal government a violation of statute. number two is just, the transparent and responsible way to fund government is through e apprit's a violation of statu. it doesn't provide the transparency we need. all this d is continue increasing the spending levels. we are dealing with nancy pelosi's spending levels and joe biden's policies by just extending this down the road for another couple of months. that's not what the people of montana sent me here to do. they want to see a change. they don't want to see a continuation of status quo. host: what's your expectation for what happens between now and early march when the next government shutdown deadline hits? will congress be able to pass the fundings fully from the government? >> i'm still hopeful. i continue to be a very hopeful individual.

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congressman matt rosendale, thanks forjoining us on bbc news.orted that local officials have described the trip by you and your colleagues as a photo op, that actually it is action in washington, dc is what they would prefer to see rather than individuals like yourself coming to the border. what do you say to that? i agree. i don't go down for photo ops, i go down for additional information and raise awareness and get more people across the nation to apply pressure on their representatives to take that action. at this point, what we are left with are, in order to implement the policies that are necessary to secure our border, it is going to take members of congress to stand up to the biden administration and say we're not doing anything else. we are not going to fund government, we are not going to take any other action in the house of representatives until we have the remain in mexico policy reinstituted to keep people across the border while they are waiting for their status to be evaluated. we're not going to fund government until we have the

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two members of congress joining us today, one is matt rosendale, republican of montana and member ofom caucus. joining us a day after that vote for another continuing resolution. you were a no on that vote. why? guest: i believe using continuing resolutions and omnibus bills is number one a violation of statute. we deliver 12 probation bills by june 30 and send them over to the senate. number two, the transparent and responsible way to fund government is through those appropriation bills. it is a violation of statute, it need, and all this does isncy continue spending. actually it increases the spending levels. we are dealing with nancy pelosi spending levels and joe biden's policies by extending this down the road for another couple of months. that is not what the people of montana sent me here to do. they don't want to see a continuation of status quo. host: what is your expectation for what happens between now and early march when the government funding hits? will the government be able to pass those bills and fully fund the government? guest: i am hopeful. the house of representa

matt rosendale said that the us secretary of defense violated his oath of office, and now he will demand presented to the minister. new details have emerged about the secret hospitalization of secretary of defense lloyd austin. a pentagon official told abc news that the septuagenarian is a four-star. i didn't know about this medical problem of his, i i spoke with loyd last weekend, and what i want to say is that working with him has been one of the greatest privileges of my more than thirty-year career in government. about a week after this operation , austin was admitted to intensive care on new year's day due to severe pain, but the white house, officials say, did not find out about this until three days later. last thursday, and ordinary americans only learned of the news on friday, when the pentagon announced that austin had been hospitalized due to complications that arose after a planned medical procedure, but as our channel learned, seventy-year-old osin was not only in the hospital, but spent at least 4 days in intensive care. answering the question why the minister’s condition w

another congressman, matt rosendale, prepared an impeachment resolution for austin.tion, it is very very scary. about the stormy start of the year in the usa, denis davidov. new year, old habits. biden's holidays dragged on so long that in 3 weeks, journalists barely counted three events with him. if i communicated with the press, it was on the run, running away from awkward questions. what's next for ukraine's support? if my republican colleagues don't fund ukraine, they will pay for it, and a lot. the elderly president speaks in half-naked words; his party comrades are openly frightening. the aid is running out, and this makes putin very happy; every senator should understand that if the senate does not approve more aid to ukraine, the war, which is already tilting towards russia, could turn in russia's favor in a month due to a lack of weapons. begging for money for ukraine will be even more difficult after the publication of the pentagon inspector general's report. it turned out that the administration was unable to track where the billion-dollar weapons sent to

montana congressman matt rosendale plans to introduce articles of impeachments against lloyd austin,olated his oath of office and jeopardized the lives of the american people. joining me now is tennessee senator bill haggerty. it's good to see you. matt rosendales comments come after president trump tweeted on x that biden should fire defense secretary austin because he was not transparent and his number two was also either sick or on vacation. she wasn't there either. but the president was not told that austin was in the hospital until four days later. your response? your reaction? >> well, accountability is a word that joe biden can't spell, maria. i certainly don't expect that coming from the white house. but here's what happened. let's talk about the severity of the situation. while secretary austin was incapacitated, there were eight attacks of americans in the middle east. he was out of business. when did cat hicks become available, she was the deputy secretary, when did she know that was happening. she was on vacation when she became the acting secretary of defense. we have mo

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matt rosendale plans articles of impeachment against matt austin on the fourth house of representativesed his oath of office office time and time again and jeopardize the lives of the american people. running the senior strategic analyst and the institute for the study of work general jack keane back with us. happy to be here. maria: i want to get your take on this i heard from a number of military men, people are upset, they are upset that we knew nothing about the hospital stay and the fact that he had to go to the icu that it was an emergency, the ambulance took him to the hospital and he goes to the hospital in the icu and president biden is not told for four or five days in the public is not told for for five days, what is your assessment of all of this. >> is the breakdown in the routine protocol they are going to the hospital and the procedure and have the flu, virus, covid, anything at all that takes them away from their normal duties is routinely reported, staff to staff, that is where the breakdown is. principals don't normally make the phone call saying going into a hospital

. >> griff: matt rosendale says this was far more than a communication blunder.jeopardized the lives of the american people and i urge my colleagues in impeaching him to protect the american people. we are learning rosendale is expected to file articles of impeachment as early as today. >> brian: the thing most egregious, you can have secret surgery, you got to tell chief of staff or the president. what about national security? >> griff: there is u.s. code 3349, requires heads of government agencies like department of defense to notify government comptroller of immediate vacancy, which is what this was and to notify who is in charge, that would be deputy secretary. >> steve: was he ever incapacitated and out? when the president has gone in for colownoscopies and knocked out for 45 minutes, they transfer power to the vice president and stuff like that. none of that happened, he didn't tell anybody. we know for sure on january 1 he arrived at walter reed in an ambulance and wound up in icu. do we know where the initial procedure was done? it was not done at walter

joining me now is republican congressman matt rosendale of montana.of the house freedom caucus. he was also one of 12 republicans who took part in a vote that brought the house floor to a standstill in protest of the bipartisan deal. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. speaker johnson saying the spending agreement is still in place and that he wants to move forward with a vcr, a short term stopgap funding measure. what is your reaction? >> i had a press conference just this week with senators rick scott and mike lee, and about another half dozen house members. what we made perfectly clear was that we were not interested in any conversations about spending, about additional spending for the federal government until we could see some success towards securing our southern border. the southern border is wide open. we are seeing as many as 2500 individuals a day coming into our country illegally we've seen about 2 million come into our country as got away. so we don't even know who they are or what their intentions are to cause harm in our count

listen to him and matt rosendale. >> no more money for this bureaucracy until you get these borders undertrol. we are all committed to that. there is a national security issue that is taking place here on the southern border and that is what it will take to hold this administration accountable. host: all in support of that. they are willing to shut the government down if the biden administration does not shut down the border. tell us what you think about that. who do you support on this? shutting the government down if the administration does not agree to immigration policies? speaker johnson's said republicans would not support the administration's effort to secure more than 50 billion in assistance for ukraine, less the president raised a security bill passed last spring, calling it what is necessary to fix the problem. it goes on to talk about republicans in the house and the senate who have insisted that sweeping immigration changes must be part of any bill to help ukraine fight off the russian invasion and gop senators blocked $110.5 billion in national security spending. the demands

. >> good evening trace republican congressman matt rosendale of montana tells fox news digital he plans to interdues articles of impeachment against defense secretary lloyd austin arguing austin has violated his oath of office on multiple occasions writing in part secretary austin knowingly put the american people in danger and compromised our national security when he allowed a spy balloon from a foreign adversary to my over mall strom air force base home of icbms and allow the chinese communist party to gather intel on american citizens. this seems to be a repeated pattern for the secretary as he once again lied to our military and the american people about his health last week. but today the white house says despite the growing controversy, secretary austin's job is safe. >> no plans for anything other than for secretary austin to stay in the job and continue in the leadership that he's been demonstrating. >> reporter: the white house is reviewing the rules and procedures regarding his failure to disclose he has been in the hospital since january 1st following an unknown elective pro

as well as matt rosendale talking about the future of wind energy in cold weather.gen: and let's talk about ecoside. yeah, that's apparently a thing with the i elites over at daf so. like, criminal punishment for people when hurt the environment, you know? if like genocide. steve malloy on that plus rich lowry and batya ungar-sargon. oh, that power panel, we can'teh wait. top of the, hour. ♪ yep, tough day at work, nice cruise will sort you right out. when i'm riding, i'm not even thinking about my painful cavity. well, you shouldn't ignore that. and every time i get stressed about having to pay my bills, i just hop on the bike, man. oh, come on, man, you got to pay your bills. you don't have to worry about anything when you're protected by america's number-one motorcycle insurer. well, you definitely do. those things aren't related, so... ah, yee! oh, that is a vibrating pain. before you use ai to transform business, accelerate growth, predict trends, you need to begin with trust. introducing watsonx governance. helping you govern any ai, as data, models, and polic

congressman matt rosendale from montana. applause] congressman bob latta frooh [applause] and last but certainly not least, congressman tim walberg from [cheers and applause] also joining us today is a dedicated pro-life leader that i am so gratefuls to know and you know what, he's never missed a march for life. congressman chris smith of new jersey. [cheers and applause] congressman smith has been a pro-life champion for many years, serving as co-chair of the congressional pro-life caucus for decades, tirelessly working on behalf of unborn children and their mothers. thank you, congressman. mr. smith: thank you so very much. first of all, on behalf of my wife marie and my very distinguished and courageous ls stage and a few others that couldn't be here, thank you, jeannie mancini for your leadership. it ladies and gentlemen at a new jersey pregnancy resource center, two women expressed through tears of joy their deep and abiding■ gratitude for the incredible love, rcht, and care that persuaded them to reverse their decision

>> carley: congressman matt rosendale expected to file articles of impeachment against austin later todaye last week was back in her courtroom yesterday and take a look at this. the clark county court not taking any chances. arriving to a sentencing wearing a mesh mask and extra restraints. the judge sentenced him to up to four years behind bars for a separate battery charge. is he back in court facing six new felony charges for attacking the judge that video is wild, brian. over to you. brian? >> brian: all right, thank you very much. >> carley: you are very welcome. >> brian: if i can find my microphone. go ahead. >> carley: he has to turn on his mic. it's the first day on the judge. >> brian: take it back to you, carley. this morning a knox man hailed a hero for tackling a porch pirate run from the cops. >> this is the story right now, jimmy failla will bring us through it jimmy. give us. so play-by-play. first, let's take it in. >> hi. stop right there. stop, stop. >> st. john's church. >> the big question is what would jimmy failla do. i will put you in the middle of it what would do

montana congressman matt rosendale is planning to introduce articles of impeachment today.te house claims they're standing by the defense secretary. president biden still has complete confidence in him. here's what we're hearing from the white house. watch. >> there is no, no plans for anything other than for secretary austin to stay in the job and continue the leadership that he's been demonstrating. >> the president has complete confidence because he needs to have confidence in secretary austin, and we want to see him back at the pentagon. maria: senator, should he be reply reprimanded -- reprimanded or fired for hiding the fact that he went to the hospital and nobody was in charge of the defense department during such an incredible moment in time for america? >> yes, absolutely, maria. and we'll find out what those repercussions are hopefully very soon. i am encouraging congress, of course, to have oversight of this issue. this is inexcuse bl -- inexcusable, that the man that is advising the president and is the senior most executive overseeing our department of defense

listen to him and matt rosendale. >> no more money for this bureaucracy until you get these borders under control. we are all committed to that. there is a national security issue that is taking place here on the southern border and that is what it will take to hold this administration accountable. host: all in support of that. they are willing to shut the government down if the biden administration does not shut down the border. tell us what you think about that. who do you support on this? shutting the government down if the administration does not agree to immigration policies? speaker johnson's said republicans would not support the administration's effort to secure more than 50 billion in assistance for ukraine, less the president raised a security bill passed last spring, calling it what is necessary to fix the problem. it goes on to talk about republicans in the house and the senate who have insisted that sweeping immigration changes must be part of any bill to help ukraine fight off the russian invasion and gop senators blocked $110.5 billion in national security spending. the dem

republican congressman matt rosendale today announced that the secretary of defense.year-old austin was not only in the hospital, but spent at least 4 days in intensive care. answering the question why the minister’s condition was not reported earlier, a pentagon spokesman said that the situation was at a developing stage, based on which a number of facts had to be taken into account. did anyone lose austin, that's the first question, no one was looking for the secretary of defense, second question, no one felt that this should be told to joe, the commander in chief, the commander in chief was not looking for austin, this is a chronology.

montana representative matt rosendale, saying that austin violated his oath of office time and time againland security committee will hold an impeachment inquiry for the homeland security mayorkas, the hearing will focus on the secretary's alleged failures at the southern border. in addition to that, at the top of the hour, both the house judiciary and oversight committees will meet to consider recommending the household hunter biden in contempt, he defied a congressional subpoena last month to testify in private even though he did show up to testify in public. let's try and keep up with all of this. let's bring in syal kapur. >> they're impeaching several other officials, at least threatening to. impeachment season in the house, because there's a growing list here. officials they have suggested or threatened they'll impeach. that includes president joe biden. dhs secretary mayorkas. defense secretary lloyd austin. and the latest one is attorney general merrick and. each of them republicans accuse of abusing their powers or failing in one form or fashion. let's show what ian sams told me,