she's not going to produce a full so we're not even those here from the maxine mesa for amelia. he said he knows he has, he left the amendment that the correspondence is so, but i mean for me to kinda put it gave way go more in just a moment. those coordinated collab who's this year and early that responded. i can be a ne, my, your point, the, the land, but i certainly need to ask those the ways you said the max, the mass was partial. yes. we'll see holes that it was. what about a little bit? is that the item you looked in the item in nor roberto and they said i meant that i was just gonna ask them to get maxime and throw the paperwork vs for the c s i n d s for the csr deals and those are less than the batteries i know it because you're lose. you have to put it maxime of come up with the 5th avenue at the end. those for the c c e. and that it forces you and that there is any left the of the wind of resistance is blowing in the mountains of america. when you get a settlement of this is this good fathers this the gym wasn't going to defend um was not the side was $7.00. most of t

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thank you for the introduction role and i'm thrilled to be here today to introduce congresswoman maxine waters. who among us can boast a career spanning decades the company diverse world to make garment fauci worker and company employee to a dedicated educator head start program manager, a city councilman service in the california state assembly and representation of the city of los angeles to the united states house of representatives none other than congresswoman maxine waters. true fashion, icon and stands alone in her experiences and unwavering commitment to compassionate leadership. a graduate of california state university los angeles and holds a distinguished place among the most influential women in american politics today and have become known for being a fearless advocate on behalf of women, children, people of color who are underprivileged. breaking barriers, she's made history as the first woman and first african-american check of the house financial services committee. she is an essential member of the democratic leadership and policy committee and congressional progressive

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and you know maxine you don't want to be on her bad side at any given point, right? so we, you know, argued our case in front of basara, secretary becerra, and the decision was ultimately made to hit pause because of the affirmative action case came out the way we ultimately thought it was going to come out that targeted schools, what's going to start them going after health funding, targeted funding for minority communities and et cetera. so it was a dangerous kind of area for us to be in. so we did hit pause and we are going to wait-- and of course, the house flipped. we're going to wait and try to keep our foot on the gas to get the funding reinstated, right, i say reinstated because we're not quite, labor h is still out there, a we're going to work with the senate to keep the funding in there. lord knows with this current political climate on the house side, how this is going to fall out. understanding this, that they completely, completely eliminated hiv epidemic line. completely eliminated that funding. yeah, and so ending the hiv epidemic is what congress is--

the chair of the congressional black caucus at that time, congresswoman maxine waters.nd she carried that ball like nobody's business. she literally caught the ball -- they tossed it, she caught it, and she ran with it. and she was able to create the minority aids initiative. the other caucuses, the congressional hispanic caucus, congressional native american caucus, congressional asian american caucus, all of these caucuses got on board to support this initiative. unfortunately, i should just say that around the early 2000s, the administration of george w. bush decided that they would no longer adhere to the guidance of -- that the money is go directly to minority-led organizations. that meaning that any organization could get the money's. and here we are today, five years later -- 25 years later. health disparities on hiv are huge and growing, and we have a problem, but we must must must fix it and move forward to save lives. with that, i'm delighted to have a wonderful and distinguished panel of leaders to have this conversation today, people who have been in the tre

lauren boeberts flight to safety, and what it says about republican leadership of congresswoman maxineaters right here in studio next on "all in." n studio next on "all in. >>> remember these guys, the republican young guns? in 2010 they were the boy band generation of republicans who were going to change the party. you know, paul ryan of the p90x flexing, you know, he say the cute one. and kevin mccarthy was the tax loving sensitive one. and eric canter was the bad boy. they rounded out a group that refused tea party politics with wonky policies and you bow how that worked out. ryan and mccarthy ultimately lost their leadership roles. canter couldn't even win a re-election primary. now instead of boy bands, house republicans are a bunch of proud boys. gun loving extremists like jim jordan, marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert who pass memeinstead of actually passing law. now headi into the 2024 election it looks like no one wants to hear their tired old songs anymore. yesterday boebert confirmed she's switching from her purple colorado district to a deep red one in hopes of winni

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attorney to review the mortgage practices, and coming out of washington, d.c., here, congresswoman maxine waters who is the ranking democratic member of the housing services committee called on navy federal to explain both to congress and the members how such practices took place, and she is also calling on federal regulators to investigate. kate. >> rene, what is navy federal saying about this? >> we reached out to them regarding this lawsuit, and they did not comment directly to cnn on this, and they did put out a press release generally speaking about their commitment to equal and equitable lending practices, and they deny the findings as far as cnn findings of the wide disparity of who they approved and why. and again, the latest from navy federal is that they have acquired this civil rights attorney to review their practices. kate. >> thank you, rene. >> thank you for joining us. this is cnn "news central," and wolf blitzer, we love him. he is anchoring the special coverage of the funeral of trail blazer and first woman of the supreme court sandra day o'connor.

recent thing it's, it's something that they've been present from had that meet that to that, that the maxine pressure campaign has failed and there is nothing more to put the pressure on running about that. so there is no ground for, for the sanctions. and the other side, there is no facility that before the office is to attack along because the americans know that if they would like to deal with it with the tact, why it wouldn't be nice man for them. and the whole region were turned into a white house for them. so that an immediate 3 i've changed on. so off the table and the sanctions are, here's this, the only thing is that it is a media hype. and some political campaign to put pressure on your on may be possibly lead to actually preventing it on for further supports or further activities in the region, or maybe to prevent other countries and tests for the 3rd parties actually to award close to be the why. so he's just saying that part of the campaign goes in and nothing to be, as there's nothing serious, serious in terms of reelections. we did background of the united states in supporting

so the vision it describes to him, there was no maxine immunity on one of xt, triple x and portable x including hybridity military and including the natural immunity. so the, so far 3 is all having an actual community is now being jumped because of what we're going as a new name brandy. so we have to be really careful. they'll bring decisions, mentioning them all. the name is bell. and nick, despite his driver and foster because of changing him with a date for them for just pollution in many cities and the festive season, the christmas to me is so we must be on got, i don't think the community have stuff we shouldn't vaccines even in the initial and final division, i mean, i'm like why it's not. it is absolutely limited to have down to the rec scenes, which couldn't really didn't shift through the less fortunate countries in africa or in south pacific guidance. so we need to be that. so you click courses, i don't think we need to spread panic, but we need to inform the public that mosques is a very good. why is the most effective is often. and once i start, let's say company this i'll

moving rabbani, a middle east analyst, and the co editor of e magazine, generally a and in london is maxine and director at the sense that the you in studies at the university of buckingham, he was also a speech. right. that's a full met you in secrecy, general banking mode, a welcome 2 or 3 of you. thank you very much for joining us here on al jazeera festival mock. if i can start with you, i mean, it was why the expected that the us was going to veto this resolution. it's the only country as we mentions to do. so why do you think it seems sit and not susceptible at all to international pressure on this issue? a very, very difficult to say, i mean the connection between the united states and israel is a deep and very historic one, but it's doing united states enormous damage. now, i mean, i would make a comparison really directly with 1956 and britain and foxes invasion of so it's close to that. so i'm united states obliged the british and the french to withdrawal of this relationship with the israel has not become pretty robert toxic . one, and that would appear to be the view of very man

political, 250000000 doses that it did expire just thrown away just a global community half enough. maxine, i don't think uh the global community had stuff we shouldn't, vaccines even in the initial as the finalization of a and like why it's not. it is absolutely women that don't have don't the axes which could have easily been shift to the less fortunate countries in africa or in salt pacific guidance. the book, having said that, i think the what is important is that this uh, this white is all gym point one which is now ive been you digging through g n 11.1 point one g and point 2 d n 4 increase along through june point then, so then i'll put in stop, stop variance of the g in point one. and this is now approaching a very dangerous biographer and emulation of this virus. we're just going to have a slip notation. so the, the middle of the image, it no mutations off, i'm, i know, i say it's like simple one. i full 55 and full, 56 on the do you know me core. so we need to be actually, because i don't think we need to spread panic, but we need to inform the public that mosques is a very good.

there were no maxine immunity, all the next triple x and portable x including hybridity military and including the natural immunity. so the soul boards 3 is all having an actual community is now being drunk because of what we're going as a new name brandy. so we have to be really careful. nobody does either, especially in the northern hemisphere and nick, the slightest traveler foster because of changing him with a date for temperatures pollution in many cities and the festive seasons. the christmas time is so we must be on god. i don't think the community had stuff we shouldn't, vaccines even in the initial and final division of it and like why it's not. it is absolutely women to have down to the work scenes which could have easily been shift to the less fortunate countries in africa or in salt pacific guidance. so we need to be that. so you, because there's, i don't think we need to spread panic, but we need to inform the public that mosques is a very good. why is the most effective often when the whistle blowers is coming up next to the episode on the hunts of biden laptops saga,

congresswoman maxine waters yesterday calling on navy federal to explain to congress and to its memberse looks the way it looks. and what is it that we don't understand. they are saying there is no discrimination. she's also calling for a federal investigation. >> it's so important. you point out not only is the projection of the people -- i mean when you are drying things out, that costs money. it's obviously costing money if your interest rate is higher. all of these things are expensive even if you are getting the loan. that is key. >> that also, as well as depending on the time which you are applying, if it's a very competitive market, you potentially lose the opportunity to get that home. depending on what these investigations find in the lawsuit, we will see what changes of anything. >> we know you will keep following this, when i. thank you so much for that. >>> still ahead, a new ruling in the case of jeffrey epstein. the names of dozens of jeffrey epstein's alleged associates and victims will be made public. we will have the details straightht ahead. >>> this just in. a federal

the kind of people he was buddying up to on the financial services can committee, people like maxineaters, the list goes on and on, there's pictures on the internet with him hugging and arms around all these very powerful politicians but you have to wonder how -- my question is, how did this affect the election? you know, how did this dirty money affect the election? and two, did any of these politicians now that they know the guy was scamming people, and that this was basically a political money laundering scam, is what it was, are they going to give the money back. >> no. >> had should. >> that's part of the problem here. one thing, he did what he did and they proved it. he's going to go to jail. the other question is why, did he do it in order to scam money for political contributions? maybe you could have a trial to find that out. kind of reminds me of epstein's list. it's like we're going to nail this one person for doing something terrible but we're not going to look into who else was complicit in it. >> a absolutely, joey. >> precisely right. so we'll never know if you -- the

and one footnote coming out of washington, d.c., here this morning, congresswoman maxine waters, shes the ranking democratic member of the house financial services committee, she said in a statement that she was calling on navy federal to explain both to congress and to their members how such practices took place. she is she's also calling for federal regulators to investigate. >> thank you to you and your team for that reporting. keep us posted. >>> first woman to serve on the supreme court will be laid to rest today and president biden will deliver one of the eulogigies. lifefe and legacacy of sandrdra o'o'connor, ththat is next.. >>> this morning president biden ordered the flags at the white house to flag at half-staff to honor the life of sandra day o'connor. in just a few hours the nation will pause and honor the trailblazing justice at her funeral service at the washington national cathedral. she was confirmed unanimously in the senate in 1981. she was gthe first woman to sere on the 13r50ek. o supreme court. president biden will deliver one of the eulogies. along with the chi

. >> maxine waters drives them out where they're. i go back to that kind of language. drive them out wherever they are. >> neps. no peace anywhere. >> i think the people of this country want peace and prosperity and common sense solutions. that's what i think people want. they just want to live their lives and have things go back to like sanity and common sense. i'm not sure this going to work this time. chris and byron, thank you. all right. three commercial ships were attacked by houthi rebels in the red sea over the weekend. as we learn a u.s. warship there shot down three drones. joining me live from northern israel is fox's nate foy, what can you tell us now? >> laura, good evening, iran's proxies continue causing chaos in the region. and putting u.s. forces at risk in this case with the houthi rebels attacking those three cargo ships and then later shooting drones at u.s. forces on board a navy destroyer. take a look at this video. it is considered escalation by houthi rebels who have launched a series of attacks. seizing a cargo ship three weeks ago. cargo ship

. >> her best friend, maxine shaw, attorney at law. >> i left that man with nothing but a lint ball andames, lovable, fun, super naive girl. >> i haven't been this nervous since i lost my tube top in the deep end of randy johnson's pool. >> well, i'm sure no one notiticed. >> regine was very in touch with herself and her femininity. >> if you go after a man too aggressively you're only going to scare him off. >> what are you making? >>>> a man-trarap. >> the impmportance ofof having black woman who is the showrunnerer, means liliving si is thihis sort of f behind theh scenes look of what black women are like when they're not around white people. >> i don't know, the club scene is tired. there's nothing but a bunch of brothers there with beepers and gold teeth talking about, baby i likeke to put you on a plalate chop youou up like a a biscuit. >> and so o kudos to y yvette l bowser t to create s something amazing g and so reaeal. >> a year later, friends was on the air. yes we were, for all intents and purprposes, the e model, thehe template. it wasas really difficult to wah because we w

if that's the standard maxine waters is an insurrection is. no relation. but it's enough evidence for joe biden. >> mr. president, your reaction to the colorado routing on trump and the ballot? >> i'm not going to comment on it. it's a court case. that's up to the court. that's all i have to say. >> is trump an insurrectionist? >> i think it is self-evident. the 14th amendment applies to the court to make that decision. he supported an insurrection. no question about it. none, zero. >> do you arrest your opponent four times and you are still losing. you should resign and not kick him off the ballot. msnbc says if you don't kick trump off the ballot you are no better than a slave owner. >> what do you say to the republican candidates argument that this voters should have the say and not the courts? >> what they are standing with is the spirit of those confederates rather than the americans who came together after a long and brutal civil war that was fought. they amended the constitution to prevent those traitors from running for office. that should send a m

even special prosecutor jack smith who is about as unhinged as maxine waters' wig, could only make upction interference charges. even that's a bigger stretch than when dana perino reaches a door handle. did these judges never hear of that innocent until proven guilty thing? these rogue guys added a provision from barring him from being a write-in candidate in. colorado you're not even allowed to think about donald trump and if you do they will make you live in denver. so now that it's reached magical thinking status we're about to find out who everybody really is. if you're in government we're about to hit with you a constitutional sodium pent that you will. the worst trump ever did was block someone on twitter until the court said that violated free speech but every republican candidate now can show how much they believe in due process and basic constitutional principles. isn't that right, cookie monster? they have to stand against this. kudos, he's already stated he won't be on the ballot if donald trump isn't. i bet the left would latch a 40 year old rape charge but back then he wo

hello, i'm maxine schulte. i'm the new residential toxics reduction associate, a very recent college grad with a background in conservation biology. but here at the department, i'm excited to be learning more about household toxics and hazardous waste. i'll be overseeing the retail collection program. nice to meet you. good evening. my name is simone koskinen diaz. i'm the new environmental education coordinator working on the school education team. really excited to bring these topics to our youth as a native san franciscan and really excited to be on board. great. thank you. and joining us remotely, we have edna aguilar, who is a clean transportation intern. edna and dr. dude seems edna is having a technical issue. we do have kevin fumitaka joining us remotely. so you heard a presentation from kevin fumitaka at your last meeting. pleased to announce that he's been promoted to our green business coordinator within the department. so kevin, if you're available and ready to join, hello. hello, commissioners. goo

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they tried to use it against maxine waters. an issue i think in illinois.ve to make sure that we are clear about. it some folks believe anybody who has a negative attitude should not basically run for office. well, i think that would be ridiculous. when we look at the folks who have been in office and protesters john lewis or. whomever that have basically protested against the government with regards to policies and issues. no, i don't believe that it all. i'm saying that's the danger we run into if we don't get clarity about what we need when we talk insurrection. if we don't have folks reeling to actually litigate these matters, and we don't have a statement from our supreme court that's clear. what's the process? who does this? who makes this decision for the nation? because it's a federal decision. this is a person's gonna represent the united states. it's not the governor of california or the secretary of state of california. this is the nation. in the world is watching. i can tell you that. to see exactly whether or not our supreme court, which is its

but maxine hong kingston. and it changed my life. it did it changed my life because it made think of this world of possibility. and so i think that sort of like revenge rebellion is very much connected to. the act of writing and this idea that, oh, i'm going to actually do this and and my work and think i like who mine to think that i could do this. yeah, that's it. it's a lot of that sense of a feeling. and rebellion also occurs in your work against that tradition because. the absent mother is a huge part of vietnamese-american literature. it goes back to miss saigon where the mother has to commit suicide and let her child go to the united states to in order to be free. but in your work even though the mother is absent, she's always trying be recovered, always trying to be brought. it's i know it's incredible in that way. and. by the way, miss saigon. when i was in high school, i had a boyfriend and his family took us to see miss saigon in chicago. and it was probably one of the worst experiences of my life to write about in this bo

but maxine hong kingston. and it changed my life. it did it changed my life because it made think of this world of possibility. and so i think that sort of like revenge rebellion is very much connected to. the act of writing and this idea that, oh, i'm going to actually do this and and my work and think i like who mine to think that i could do this. yeah, that's it. it's a lot of that sense of a feeling. and rebellion also occurs in your work against that tradition because. the absent mother is a huge part of vietnamese-american literature. it goes back to miss saigon where the mother has to commit suicide and let her child go to the united states to in order to be free. but in your work even though the mother is absent, she's always trying be recovered, always trying to be brought. it's i know it's incredible in that way. and. by the way, miss saigon. when i was in high school, i had a boyfriend and his family took us to see miss saigon in chicago. and it was probably one of the worst experiences of my life to write about in this bo

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frank chin, who was a nonprofit writer, and maxine hong kingston, who was a commercial who were very much at odds with each other across their careers. and she's trying to do this work, reconciling those two traditions within asian-american literature, all, as i understand it, has part of the reason that that project is happening and working is because it's coming of a nonprofit business right? what what were sort of the most, again, i sort of i really found delightful in in the of in the trade chapters. there's a lot of really marvel lists and horrific course correspondence that really makes like whatever it makes mad men seem there's there's one letter in there that that just so that everybody has to buy the book just to see this like a completely horrific letter that just goes way beyond what one might expect. but but i but you know but but even looking at this like document of total atrocity, these gender politics did make me sort of suspect that you had a lot of fun in the archives and i was curious about what yeah what what what part this did you just enjoy researching the most

and yet, benjamin, maxine, yahoo has been saying that they will carry on until they have achieved their objectives. but how much is israel do you think prepared to resist pressure from the united states? oh, yeah, it's like eating the cake and heavy. uh and uh, the question is, uh whether the is ready, ami is able to penetrate into this prairie uh below the civilian. so is uh concise, the area in the south. ready is where it is uh, trying to convince the cnn. ready the, the international community to convince come us to allow the 2000000 people to move to the west to uh that it was. yeah. oh yeah. i don't think it's possible. the weather is good, but these might change every day. ready is winter and people will start dying, not only from the is why the air flows operations but only also from takes. so the actually time is the basis enemy is the greatest enemy of the but as the civilians. and also to the his ready chapters we are still. ready very old and 6 people that we have no choice that i live in the best case they stuck in the, in the tunnels. ready without medication. busy is very

there was a thing or two about sex, and he knows a lot about, you know, and he is, you know, and maxine walters, who became will become head of the house banking committee committee. she knows stuff, you know, so they're his defenders and. so clinton at one point says, i don't know who maybe. well, i've labor enough. you know, i you know, can't do it anymore. i, you know, and and the that beginning of privatization and it just vanishes. i mean, the you know, it just isn't there. so i mean, that's sort of the dynamic, you know, that's that's there, you know, so and that anyway, had to get a lewinsky story there just the three very quickly follow. sure yeah, go ahead. yeah, i do. just a little bit. so it does seem to me that you're being too kind to clinton and that and that particularly the response to the about clinton biden the clintons who are clinton and biden. but biden has has a at least a call it a new deal vision of some kind, whereas clinton the opposite. i mean, in other words, you know, if had any principles at they were certainly not principle supported either labor or poor.