plus the fourth law, which was prepared by mike mccall, that is, the chairman of the committee on foreignwhich , among other things, includes provisions on the confiscation of russian assets. and then all this was combined into a single draft law. in the form of an amendment to the senate package, which has now been submitted to the senate. as for the makola bill, it includes the so-called repo, it is a bill on the confiscation of russian assets and their subsequent transfer to ukraine, it should be borne in mind that of the entire amount of russian assets in the united states, there are 5 billion dollars, that is, a smaller part, and this is mentioned in the bill, this issue has been discussed for some time, and it is discussed both at the level of congress and at the level of the executive branch, er, there is, it was certain advancing, let's say, the statement of the secretary of the treasury, that is, it did not come as a surprise, and it must also be understood that the congress in ... in this case provides, well, i would say so, a recommendation, that is, expresses its opinion, whic

people like michael mccall, who was my former boss on capitol hill. >> looks like miles -- >> people breed. >> we are going to try to get miles. we've got miles back. keep going, miles. >> sorry about that, jonathan. i was just saying, people like michael mccall, chairman of the foreign aid committee, foreign affairs committee, he is a dying breed of republican in this conference. and, i worry we will see a lot of those republicans disappearing after this vote. it is a coin flip about whether the motion to vacate goes forward. for now, speaker johnson cannot count on still being the speaker for the balance of this year. >> right. maria teresa, unless house democrats, to speaker johnson's rescue. house minority leader hakeem jeffries hasn't said yet whether he's willing to save johnson's speakership. here is what he told reporters yesterday. watch this. >> at the appropriate time, as house democrats, we will have a conversation about how to deal with any hypothetical motion to vacate, which, at this point, hasn't been noticed. >> do you think johnson should stay as a speaker question

and so that's why it's important though for individuals like my friend mike mccall and mr. terminal to come together with democrats and that's why it's important for the speaker to put this vote on the floor. you will see that democrats and republicans will pass the bill, passed the senate bill, because we know how urgent and important it is to get the money into ukraine and stop putin for an additional thing for added to that bill what would you details matter, but are you open to any changes of the senate bill to vote on the senate bill has to be the bill. >> i'll tell you why kate because to do anything else, it takes much longer time, so we've got to get it done now they, ukrainians need the money now the only way to get them the money now with is to pass the senate spill biden administration is also on another front of, in terms of aid, biden ministration is pressing you all to approve the sale of as something 18 billion worth of f 15 fighter jets to israel. it would be one of the largest us arms sales to israel in years. a congressman, it needs the sign off from the f

that was literally mccall way of the center for strategic and international studies. thanks for your input. you. on a quick look now and some other stories making headlines around the world. the officials and the ukrainian capital keeps say they've evacuated patients from 2 of the cities, hospitals over fears that could be targeted by russian straits. the decision came after the head of the bill of routing and security service said the hospitals were housing soldiers. keeps city administration has called those claims, quotes, an absolute lie and a provocation. britton's king charles is to return to public duties for the 1st time since being diagnosed with cancer in february, a statement from buckingham palace that the king was responding well to treatment and the doctors were positive about his continued recovery, fulls of clothes in the 2nd stage, of india as multi phase national election. millions of voters cast ballots across 13 states and union territories, incumbent prime minister and a render. modi is seeking a rare 3rd term is a new national is b, j. p is also

these we used extensively in the self as the french president, emmanuel mccall knows what he wants when it comes to new sanctions on iran. pressed could be something to do when he said that the, i think we must hit that and to expand sections on the route and go beyond what was planned today. we have in favor of sanctions, but also talking anything that could help to make your sales and try this, which we use during the attack on saturday and sunday and which are also being used in ukraine to since it's an easy shoot at the heads of state and government are meeting in brussels to discuss a european response to around some style and drone attack on israel last weekend. from my perspective, putting the iranian rosalie from the gardens essential list as something the belgium, a belgium would support. i think it's the very important and signal to, to give others are more cautious domain and is you have 3 kids now important to send a clear signal to we ran that this level of escalation will lead to a dead end. the is, as we speak on to the foreign ministers have agreed it is therefore import

mccall, mr. biggs , mr. klein, mr. s impeachment. now in 2019, right before the democrats started in on president trump and an impeachment trial for president trump, leader schumer stood right here in this chamber, and he said we have a responsibility to let all the facts come out. we have to remember our constitutional duty to act as judges and jurors in a potential trial. now those are his comments at that point in time. he was all for an impeachment trial. and it is our constitutional duty. you can look at article 1, sections 2 and section 3. section 2 lays out the responsibility of the house in impeachment. section 3 pertains to the senate and how we are to proceed with the trial of impeachment. but as i said, leader schumer has decided that he wants to change his tune, and all of a sudden he is not wanting this, even though we actually have a public officeholder who deserves to stand for impeachment trial. and that is secretary mayorkas. and now that it is, the shoe is on the other foot, if you will, and now that it is a democra

and mccall said he agreed. this is where people are trying to figure out what is at stake here.ion, doesn't need to be this particular deal? what is interesting about this deal, whether it is a democratic or republican administration, the steelworkers -- the idea of domestic ownership, is there a domestic white knight for the administration? >> there is not an obvious one. cleveland cliffs is the one everyone cap throwing up because they were the most vocal about wanting to buy the company. it is been very clear there are massive antitrust issues. cleveland cliffs said only about 2 billion does wear them to vested shares they would have to make for this deal to go through. the lawyers from u.s. steel after talking and doing their due diligence with cleveland cliffs determined it was about $7 million. even if the current deal falls through, it is not obvious cleveland cliffs can come in and sweep and pick it up. which is one of the things josh and i wrote in our story but also may be another decision is something on the line where there is a split. you split up the assets between

what mccall is talking about there was going back to how the rules used to be. you need at least five members to make the effort happen. that's how it has been historically. members can change and set their own rules. they will see if there's enough support on both sides of the aisle. johnson did so last week it's not something he plans to do after he was cornered on the house for just a couple of feet away from me by a group of conservatives threatening him not to do that. alex. >> stay with us. i want to bring in eugene daniels, co-author of the politico playbook. it's good to see you. your colleagues wrote that johnson could, quote, weather the storm even if critics say he may be able to keep his gavel the rest of the term. a growing group of republican say he wants the speaker next year anyway. i know we heard from marjorie taylor greene. who is right after this ukraine vote? let's take a listen to what she said. >> this is the first betrayal. they did this bull -- here on the floor. third package that does nothing for america. i do not support johnson. he i

as for the spreading of democracy, fighting for democracy, i asked chairman mccall about this. he said he's a reagan republican. "i try to tell people in my district, don't you believe in freedom? don't you believe in democracy?" i was like does that resonate with people in your district? he said he doesn't really know. what we have also seen is part of that ideological affinity is just an affinity for authoritarianism. in the parts of the country where the republican party dominates, you know, there has historically been an affinity for authoritarianism. in the 19th century and 20th century and in the 1930s with the america first movement in part didn't want to get involved in a world war in europe because it was bloody and expensive but also, they didn't really see a problem with fascism. i think they don't love democracy as much as you would like them to. >> yes, and i think the figurehead at the top of their party is no big fan of democracy either, donald trump. julia ioffe, my friend, thank you for your time and expertise on this. i really appreciate it. >>> with his job u

dave mccall has been a friend of mine and a friend of a former president.e miss him, but it's great to have you, dave. you've been a good friend. and we're both longtime friends we're both longtime friend of tom's as well. we miss him dearly. dave, you're doing a great job in his footsteps and - and it's just going to get better, in my view. there's an expression that comes to mind: "you go home with them that brung you to the dance." and you brought me to the dance. no joke. the mayor and i are buddies. i told the mayor - and i mean it sincerely - the first outfit ever to endorse me as a 29-year-old kid running in a tough year for united states senate, making me the second youngest man ever elected to the senate, was a guy named hughie carcella. and back in those days, the s- - we had a big steelworkers - we had a lot of steelworkers in claymont, delaware, where i was from, because they worked in worth steel company. and i'll never forget coming to me and saying, "we're going to get you help." and i came out to pittsburgh and the steelworkers endorsed me.

it wasn't just mike mccall is get rid of foreign affairs, who is also the chairman of the intelligenceblican does the same thing about the danger of so many republicans parroting these russian talk points so this is not some crazy tin hat conspiracy theory i did a post when i was in leaving ukraine. i think it was in moldova at the time. and i never saw the vitriol that i've had. i've been in politics 30 years. i've been on social media as long as anybody else. i never saw the volume of vitriol coming from what i believe we're russian agents and russian bots. just corrupting the whole argument that's happening all over the world. that's happening in eastern europe talked about this in your writing. it's happening throughout trafficking throughout the world that it's happening right here in america. we are our adversaries whole us apart as americans using our diversity, using our freedom of speech, using our social media, and getting us at each other's throats. by using this because they figured out it's cheaper to get a bunch of people in the basement putting out fake messages and gett

the [indiscernible] mccall catering, decker eelectric, [indiscernible] hok, metro service group. pag nini electric. -bay area host committee. jma, parks hotel group, hilton hotel, jp morgan chase. in addition to that, some of the larger sponsors have boma, the hotel council, union square alliance, neighbors for better san francisco and of course the chamber of commerce so round of applause for all the sponsors that helped make this happen. [applause] this has been a remarkable 24 hours for the san francisco police department. i just want to share with you we started out 24 hours ago notifying a captain and new lieutenants and sergeants of promotions. daniel dudley is here today. starting-some were at the department of emergency management as the mayor kicked us off for the unveiling of the new dist patch center. we are very grateful for dem and all the support for the officers in the field. and then after that, we are at headquarters honoring sexual assault victims by denim day. a great event with all the special victim investigators honoring them. couple hours later, we were hon

well, i think what people what republicans like mike mccall and my turn are trying to make the pointying to make is that the reason this conflict began is russia invaded an autonomous country that russia invaded ukraine. and that's why it's so critical for the united states other allies around the world to help ukraine in its fight against russia. and that is not what you're hearing from a growing segment of republicans, not just those who might, who may watch fox news or or, or our an isolated part of the republican party. but many other elected representatives in congress, and that's one of the reasons why it's been so difficult to get that ukraine aid package across the finish line in the house. now we know speaker johnson has mauling several different options. i do think it does sort of way on him this idea of helping ukraine in its fight against russia. but he just really has to weave this go figure out this political puzzle in the house that doesn't make him lose his leadership position. if he does bring it up for a vote what's your sense of mean? he seems to have indicated a w

recognize -- before we get started, lieutenant governor matt pennell, greg tree, speaker charles mccall, for all the hard work they have done over the last five years. never an oklahoma history have the same for elected officials serve together for all six years. we have never in oklahoma history have the same four elected officials served together for all six years. we haven't always agreed, but we have accomplished a great deal working together for the people of oklahoma. i'm so proud to work with you guys. thank you so much for your service. i also want to thank each of you in this room for all of the hard work you do on behalf of your constituents. we can't do any of this on our own. in first corinthians, 12:14, paul talks about the body of christ. he is talking about referring to the church. i think the lesson also applies here in this building. we have to work together to accomplish and move our state forward. as we fight for the well-being of those who entrusted us with leadership, there's going to be challenges. but we can face those challenges with a vision of hope. hope comes

the country has raised its security alerts to the highest level, and president mccall has assured the public that all necessary measures are being taken to keep citizens athletes and visitors safe. in 2024, it was from one giant celebration. that's what the organizes of the power silver olympics are planning a low, the opening ceremony which will be the 1st step are to be held. that side of a stadium is expected to 2 over 300000 people. but this mega events could make power as a target for terrorism. again, like on the 13th of november 2015. when is the most terrorist killed 130 people in several bars, the bass, con concert hall, and that side of soccer stadium of the receipt to talk in moscow has rekindled memories. here in paris experts or even calling dr. talk the russian boss, a club member to be able to box it was on, in both cases, terrorist attack to concert venue. the death tolls were very similar and both were carried out by the so called islamic state. i guess for sure. i'll be very different off to it's the same. oh, yes, off shoes is believe to have planned to foil the tal

they won't do the 3rd mccall and suggest and actually create strategic. i think you would do it for russia a and sort of blurs the red lines that we have a drawn ourselves. so the point is not now to say what we will or what we won't do . what we must do with nato is increase our spending increase our defense interest rate, a do all of this in a very visible and transparent manner. so that puts in, sees we are serious problem, i call search these allies not to be cowardly. these are the moment was being approached in europe, where it will be appropriate not to be a college, has nato being cowardly. have individual countries being cowardly, that i would argue, no. nato has shown no indication of being a cowardly a nato has shown a policy in our educational system to make sure that all the people living in last year. certainly all citizens learn our national language. so that we can communicate them and they have the equal opportunities in the job as and you locked in would have. so uh, any country making sure that its citizen speaks the national language.

mccall, mr. biggs, mr. higgins of louisiana, mr. kline, mr. guest, mr. gash reno, ms. greene of georgia, mr. pfluger, ms. haeggman and ms. lee of florida are appointed managers to conduct the impeachment trial against alejandro nicholas mayorkas, secretary tear of homeland security, that a message be sent to the senate to inform the senate of these appointments and that the managers so appointed may, in connection with the preparation and the conduct of the trial, exhibit the articles of impeachment to the senate and take all necessary actions which may include following: one, employing legal, clerical and other necessary assistance and insecuring such other expenses as may be necessary to be paid from amounts available to the committeen on homeland security under applicable expense resolutions or for the applicable amounts of the house of representatives; two, sitting for persons and papers and filing with the secretary of the senate on the part of the house of representatives any pleadings in conjunction with or subsequent to the exhibition of the articles of impeach

i just want to follow up on that, prime minister, we saw a republican, congressman mccall, say last weekan propaganda has infected, that's the word that he used, some members of his party and that they are essentially repeating that propaganda. what do you think of that? we shouldn't forget that russia is leading war with ukraine on the ground, but russia is leading war with the civilized world, with west countries in the multidimensional spaces, in cyberspace, in propaganda and disinformation space. so there in ukraine, we have war in the water, on the water, on the ground, in the sky. so all of this now bring us to this to this obstacles when we should understand that disinformation and propaganda is influencing here in the united states on many people in the european union, on many people such as in ukraine. so we should count on this and we should make our work. we should fight against of this absolutely unprovoked, illegal aggression of russia in ukraine. that was ukraine's prime minister. earlier, i spoke to natalie andrews, the congress reporter for the wall streetjournal. i start

that was literally mccall way of the center for strategic and international studies. thanks for your input. you. the u. s. has announced it's providing ukraine with another $6000000000.00 in a just days after the senate agreed on a $61000000000.00 package defense secretary lloyd austin said along with missiles for patriot air defense systems. ukraine will also receive artillery. ammunition troops will be equipped with gear, allowing them to integrate western weaponry into soviet era systems. here in berlin, german chancellor or f shots as hosted nato secretary general again stoughton burge, for it talks. the meeting was in preparation for the alliance of the annual summit, which will be held in washington in july. the pair discussed the war in ukraine and how to boost defend spending to counter threats from precisely russia and china, thornburg fries, germany for its commitment to supporting ukraine. the pear also urged allies to do more to help. he's really, camille grant is an expert in defense and security policy at the european council on foreign relations. and i

or mccall. i am sorry. i get the blonds mixed up, too. >> all right. it is a policy problem. i would say on the border, it is not enforcing existing law. so take remain in mexico for instance. it was part of hr-2. president day one on office rescinded that policy which the head of border patrol told me had a direct effect on the southern border. now, money is not going to change that. it is the asylum policy changes that were made which have caused this problem. and we can pass it again. but it is not even a legislative problem. it is an enforcement problem. he already has the authorities to secure the border just like president trump did. but he chooses not to do it. i think he wanted to cover it on the bipartisan bill and say now i am fixing the border when he has already chosen not to. my arcus is not enforcing the laws. even though the law says shall detain. it is hugely and enforcement issues. and we can pass it again. but if he does not enforce it, it does not do any good. cell throwing more money at it if we don't have a policy change would not do any good. >> and to y

but unfortunately, just like many mccall and many napoleon, it looked like the same though he is full and cali. material literally full of crap . it hasn't been safe to swim in lesaine since 1922 or something like that. right? correct. so literally the rivers for the crop, the prime minister is full of crap. but if you seen the old film right there to either disney classic about the little rats living under the city and the pur, dude, trying to steal a bit of home for his dinner right now. front is literally crawling with low rockies or guns miss sepia. oh my go, i got to look, it's a lie, but roughly, i mean this a lot of good to do so you never more than i'm either away from rod anywhere in the world. it inspires you. they're literally falling into your pockets. this has to do with it goes up as leg, check it out and wake some of the god. what are you going to do? or you can have races. literally just the races of the lympics. you're actually going to be part of the right range. and dave, hurry, for all these little furry friends, have 4 legs. how many legs is a bed? 66 legs. now, i

we saw republican congressman mccall say last week that he thinks that russian propaganda is infectedy are essentially repeating that propaganda. what do you think of that? we shouldn't forget that russia is leading war with ukraine on the ground but russia is leading war with the civilised world with western countries, in multidimensional spaces — in cyberspace, in propaganda and disinformation space. so, here in ukraine we have war on the water, on the ground, in the sky, so, all of this now bring us to this obstacles, when we should understand that disinformation and propaganda is influencing here in the united states on many people, in european union, on many people, such as in ukraine. so, we should count on this and we should make our work and we should fight against this absolutely unprovoked, illegal aggression of russia and ukraine. correspondent at our broadcast partner, cbs. coming up this weekend, that vote. this vote has been in a stalemate for months because some republicans wanted to tie ukrainian aid to greater immigration controls in the us's own borders. so why the m

the officials back i belgrade mccall damien may as well pointed last year off to unless a boy called sparking a wave of violence. i suppose as a phone numbers, any and president desirable is law. according for his return to politics, both now has praised american billing. it is on mosque. so using his social media platform x to lash out against the supreme court judge who bought him from running for office until 2030 monica, you're not hear reports from rio de janeiro. the crowds cheering results, former presidential able sonata calling for his return to power its post on idle 2nd rally since it was banned from running for public office until 2030. after being found guilty of using his presidential powers to undermine the integrity of the 2022 elections, i believe god will help is a return the quotes decision and both scenarios will do. elected president again, he prays tech tycoon. eli mosque will lashed out at both scenarios, arch enemy, supreme court judge, and to show that each mode i must cause the courage to defend freedom of expression. let's have a round of applause for him i

i just want to follow up on that, we saw republican congressman mccall say last week that he thinks thatome members of his party, that they are repeating that propaganda. what do you think of that? we shouldn't forget that russia is leading war on ukraine on the ground, but russia is leading war with the civilised world, with western countries, in the multidimensional spaces, cyberspace, propaganda, the information space, so in ukraine, we have war in the water, the ground, in the sky. all of this now brings us to these obstacles when we should understand that disinformation and propaganda is influencing here in the united states and many people, such as in ukraine. and in eu. we should count on this and we should make our work, we should fight against this absolutely unprovoked illegal action by russia. we have received reports blasts have been heard in the western region of ukraine, according to the ukrainian media outlet, reporting ukrainian air force says russian drones were flying over the region. it's all happening in ukraine. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. w

been slower to actively quote titles to me in state to become reality. french president and monroe mccall said back in february that recognizing such a state was no longer a taboo for from giving impetus to a cause that is gaining support in europe. so when you guys are going out to 0, still i had on knowledge is 0. the, the government's health care reforms need to do divisions in columbia. the had a lot of, they would sat down on the, in australia we've got high pressure in charge of course, much of the country. human beings, large, neat, fine, and dry. but you can see the shower called the lingering around coastal areas of queensland, and that's where we all go and see the width as weather over the next few days. some of those showers popping off across northern areas of new south wales. but for the south of this, a large be fine and dr. picture and those conditions extend articles. weston area is now pub, is seen the sunshine, but it's also seen a drop in temperature and a band of rain to the south of that is expected to sweep its way towards the southeast corner. and we will see the t

and the recently elected slovakian leader to outright insanity like emmanuel mccall, who thinks that by sending 2000 some odd soldiers into ukraine and watching them be illiterate or within a matter of weeks if not day is the somehow going to change the balance of power. so at least we have in the west some voices of reason. and by the way, they're the ones who in the mainstream are most marginalized and vilified over and over again. but at this stage it's anybody's guess as to where this is going to go . do you see people like, you know, tim walbert and by the way, i just want to say, you know, to go back to the point you were making earlier. the depravity in the united states is bi partisan, you know, steward selda with kept the remo vomit official who said that to be killed 4000 palestinian children. it ain't enough. and of course the president too is making all of this depravity possible. is a democrat and he's supported enthusiastically, even more so by republicans been by people like his own party. so the entire political class in united states at this stage, as it is the next,

what johnson previously said and what his team said, then most likely the same project of johnson mccall was previously announced as the so-called compromise republican option of sponsoring ukraine, is meant. in fact, it is an interest-free open-ended loan with elements of a loan lease, that is, when johnson. announced it beforehand there was no certainty, because he did not flirt with the topic, which was said by lynsey graham, that ukraine will have to pay only for what ukraine wants to leave, but he also said directly what trump had repeated before, that that it will still be a loan, but it will be without a clear payment period , and it will be interest-free, so ukraine will be able to pay it systematically and as it is convenient for it, that is, having confused us at the very beginning, johnson does not provide much clarity yet . but it is obvious that he wants to appropriate, relatively speaking, for himself and for his party , he authored this aid package for ukraine, departing from the initial option proposed by joseph biden. well, mr. oleksandr, please tell me, and before that

the three mics mentioned, michael mccall, mike rogers, mike turner.e pompeo may have been part of those as well. for the house republicans and the house speaker, joining us, brit hume. >> johnson is in a stronger position than one might have imagined because the bill was passed with a great many democratic votes. democrats are grateful he brought it to the floor. it was a priority of the administration and a great many republicans, resisted by a subset of the republican caucus and democrats are prepared to vote with you -- for him in any measure to deprive him of his job. i think he is in a stronger position. he is being praised by "the washington post," but nonetheless, there it is. this bill and supporting ukraine, is a no-brainer when you think about it. russia is an adversary of the united states. ukraine resists more effectively than anyone thought possibly at first. they have inflicted an enormous damage on russian military forces and all of this has come at a cost of the american dollar to some extent, of course, about one-sixth of the pentagon

and the recently elected slovakian leader to outright insanity like emmanuel mccall, who thinks that by sending 2000 some odd soldiers into ukraine and watching them be literate or within a matter of weeks if not days the somehow going to change the balance of power. so at least we have in the west some voices of reason. and by the way, they're the ones who in the mainstream are most marginalized and vilified over and over again. but at this stage it's anybody's guess as to where this is going to go . do you see people like, you know, tim walbert and by the way, i just want to say, you know, to go back to the point you were making earlier. the depravity in the united states is bi partisan, you know, steward selda with the memo, bama official, who said that we killed 4000 palestinian children in and us. and of course the president too is making all of this depravity possible. is a democrat, and he's supported enthusiastically, even more so by republicans invitees with his own party. so the entire political class in united states at this stage is a, there's an x, the central threat to

but there are also a lot of influential republicans and committee chairs like mike mccall, mike turner, who support nato. they do want to stand up to russia and to support u.s. resistance to russia. and johnson can't just waive them away or ignore them, and he can't disrespect them. this is his attempt to show them that he's listening and he's going to put a boat out there. in this slimming and tiny majority, which by the way, is going to fall to a one-vote majority this friday when mike gallagher leaves, there are already two members of the republican conference were on the record saying they will vote to depose him. marjorie taylor greene right now is not triggered that. she's dangling this piece of paper in front of him. she's made abundantly clear that ukraine aid is a redline for her. this is the kind of thing that could trigger that vote. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. tonight starts right now with alisha mendez. alisha mendez. alex wagner begins tonight with elizabeth warren. >> only you could break down the tax code. >>> with donald trump's hush money case now in jury s