décryptage de mélanie matarese, basée à alger, journaliste ce nouveau rapport publié par des militantstion en rdc. il dénonce l'appropriation de richesse par le gouvernement. un rapport qui fait grincer des dents, alors que les autorités de l'etat, notamment pour mieux équiper l'armée. deux congrès pour un seul parti en guinée. l'ufdg, principal parti d'opposition, est scindé en deux. du parti, actuel ministre porte-parole du gouvernement de transition. la justice a toutefois tranché. aucun des deux congrès ne pourra se tenir. nous serons à conakry dans ce journal. a chaque jour sa déclaration qui amplifie la crise entre paris et alger. ce lundi, dans un entretien accordé au "figaro", le ministre français de l'intérieur, bruno retailleau, a déclaré assumer "une riposte graduée" à l'encontre de l'algérie. une déclaration au lendemain de l'expulsion de l'épouse de l'ambassadeur d'algérie au mali. elle était en escale à paris. pour en parler, notre invitée ce soir mélanie matarese, journaliste et auteure du livre "comment la france a (encore) perdu - mélanie matarese: au cours des dernier

abc's melanie zanona is back with us. and melanie. so, what did we hear from the floor? quite a remarkable scene after this censure vote, which was bipartisan, by the way. ten democrats crossed party lines to vote with republicans to censure or formally reprimand their democratic colleague al green, for his disruption during president donald trump's speech on tuesday night. but after the vote took place, what is supposed to happen is that in this case, it was speaker mike johnson who was presiding over the floor, formally reads the resolution out loud as al green was supposed to stand in the well of the chamber. but during that moment, he was surrounded by some of his allies, some members of the congressional black caucus, some other progressive members. and they started singing we shall overcome. as johnson tried to read those words. just watch that moment. >> everyone on this vote, the yeas are 224. >> the. >> nays are 198, with two. answering present. the resolution is adopted without objection. a motion to reconsider is laid on the table. of the house and come to ord

back with us from capitol hill, melanie zanona. melanie, what more do we know? >> yeah. is. >> some. >> really sad news that we're learning. we're just getting some. >> of. these details. >> my colleague scott wong. >> reported that. >> there was a house democratic meeting this morning, and the democratic leadership informed members. >> during that meeting. >> that the congressman indeed passed away yesterday and that his family has been notified. additionally, the leadership. >> indicated that. >> he appeared to have some sort of medical event yesterday. >> in the cannon tunnels. that's one of the. tunnels here on capitol hill. so we're still trying to figure out exactly. >> what. >> happened here. but no doubt this is a. >> huge loss for democrats and congress and the community back home. he had just won this seat back in november. this to fill the seat by the former congresswoman sheila jackson lee. >> so he was a freshman. >> member. >> had only been up here a few months. as you mentioned, he had been a houston mayor. he had. >> served in politics. >> for a long. >>

and melanie stansbury took to twitter, and when he got a lot of attention, said hi, that's me. we will not be silent. join me in the fight, with a link to her fundraising page for her congressional campaign. the republican who yanked the sign out of her hand also was tweeting last night about the incident -- putting the american people first is normal. no one will disrespect president in front of me. he went on to tweet, it's not normal for men to play in women's sports, it's not normal for children to have gender surgery. it is not normal for tax dollars to fund trans mice. what today's democratic party stands for is not normal, speaking directly to the congresswoman melanie stansbury. host: one of those democrats also responding to the president's speech last night chosen by the democratic party to give the official response, democratic senator from michigan elissa slotkin giving the democratic response. michigan advance the publication highlights it this way, u.s. senator elissa slotkin engages in -- urges engagement, not doom scrolling. you can see the full speech from the

on your side investigates melanie woodrow, abc seven news. and as she said, seven on your side investigates. and we have a team of journalists who can assist you. head to abc seven news.com/7 on your side. >> it's been a mystery for 66 years. a submerged car from the 1950s may belong to a missing oregon family. today, a crane pulled a ford station wagon from the columbia river after two days of dredging. this diving video shows the body of the car in the water covered with silt and shells. after all of this time. officials believe it belonged to a family that disappeared when they went to collect christmas greenery in 1958. the bodies of two of the family's children were found in the river five months later. folks in san diego are still stunned after a heavy rainstorm last night. san diego fire crews rescued at least six people from flooded roads. take a look at some of this video. you can see cars and trucks just completely swamped in water, with emergency lights reflecting off the water. according to authorities, no one was injured. that's

on your side investigates melanie woodrow, abc seven news. as she said, seven on your side investigates. and we have a team of journalists who can assist you. head to abc seven news.com/7 on your side. >> it's been a mystery for 66 years. a submerged car from the 1950s may belong to a missing oregon family. today, a crane pulled a ford station wagon from the columbia river after two days of dredging. this diving video shows the body of the car in the water covered with silt and shells. after all of this time. officials believe it belonged to a family that disappeared when they went to collect christmas greenery in 1958. the bodies of two of the family's children were found in the river five months later. folks in san diego are still stunned after a heavy rainstorm last night. san diego fire crews rescued at least six people from flooded roads. take a look at some of this video. you can see cars and trucks just completely swamped in water, with emergency lights reflecting off the water. according to authorities, no one was injured. that's the

congresswoman melanie stansbury joins the table. it is another busy sunday morning. so grab your coffee. settle in. welcome to the weekend. >> we are following breaking news from europe this morning. the u.k. and france, along with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, are now working on a ceasefire deal to end russia's war with ukraine. british prime minister keir starmer says he hopes to present the plan to the trump administration. now this comes after starmer embraced zelensky with a hug yesterday at ten downing street. you can see it right there on your screen. this is a sharp contrast to friday's oval office fiasco. >> let me just. >> say that you're. >> very, very. welcome here. >> in downing street. >> president, with respect. >> i think it's. disrespectful for you to come into the oval office. >> and try to litigate this in front. >> of the american media. >> as you heard. >> from the chairs in. >> the. >> street outside. >> you have full backing across the united kingdom. >> you're playing cards. you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you'

joining us now is democratic congresswoman melanie stansbury of new mexico. she is the ranking member on the house doge subcommittee. that's got to be a lot of fun. >> i mean, to say the least. congresswoman, you have you have really been the lead democrat as the ranking member in these doge subcommittee hearings, who have been just calling out the things you say. you notably asked elon musk to come testify in the first hearing. i want to play you in the doge subcommittee hearing on foreign aid. you called out the reordering of international affairs on wednesday. take a listen, folks. >> so today, in this hearing on foreign aid, which the gop has called, you're going to hear. >> all kinds. >> of wild conspiracy theories, accusations and unfounded data. it's designed to confuse and provide cover for donald trump and elon musk in their reckless gutting of our foreign aid and our reordering under the trump administration of international affairs. well. it's true, that's what they're doing. and that was actually two days before what happened in the oval office on

melanie zanona is on capitol hill, and peter baker is back with me.s the president's biggest stage of his second term. what are you hearing tonight from that building behind you? what's the goal? and do you think they're furiously rewriting anything in light of what we've been seeing happen over the last several hours? well, certainly there are ongoing developments, and the president may be making some adjustments, but a big night is one of the areas where president donald. trump enjoys having the stage and coming so early in his administration, just a matter of weeks into his second term. he benefits from the issue of not having as many outside events that will shape what he wants to talk about. it's really an opportunity for him to stress the things that matter now, clearly. today, we. heard significant pushback from prime minister trudeau of canada. there's ongoing developments with ukraine and zelensky. and so there are certainly a lot of factors on the world stage, but the president intends to have a lot of focus on what matters at home. and by j

us now, nbc's aaron gilchrist at the white house, nbc's melania, melania, i should say i'm sorry, melanie capitol hill. also with us there, david fahrenthold, reporter at the new york times, and marc short, former white house legislative affairs director during the first trump administration. he is now the board chair of advancing american freedom. so, aaron, federal workers again being asked to list their five accomplishments in an email. where does this go next? >> yeah, jose. that second, what did you do last week? email started going out friday just as federal workers here on the east coast were ending their workday. and again, as you said, they were asked to list five accomplishments. this time, though, that email included a request that they send a similar email every monday by midnight going forward. last time we know there was a lot of confusion about whether workers should respond or whether it was mandatory to respond. there were several agencies that told employees to hold off on answering that email. the white house said that about a million employees across the federal govern

well, congresswoman melanie stansbury joins me right now.gresswoman, look, i'm not i was there with the joe wilson you lie moment. i'm not pearl clutching here. people can do what they want, and republicans can't act like they haven't done things prior to now, despite the erasure of memory that we've seen, i think, over the last 15 hours. but i think one of the questions i had after last night was democratic leaders didn't seem too keen on protest disruptions. they weren't really sure what the approach was going to be. how did you decide to go with that sign? >> well. >> i think it's really important in this moment. >> to not normalize. >> what. >> donald trump and. >> his administration. >> are. >> doing. >> because the. things that they're doing are not only not normal, they're illegal. he's dismantling federal agencies. he's firing thousands of federal workers. they're laying off veterans, teachers, military, and they're harming our communities. and he's cozying up to our foreign adversaries at the same time. and i think it's critical tha

. >> in this seven on your side investigation, abc seven news reporter melanie woodrow spoke with oneo said he thought he called the right company. >> you know. >> in november, ben phillips was in need of a fix before his thanksgiving feast. this 22 year old sub-zero refrigerator had a leak. >> get the refrigerator done and make my wife happy. >> he had used box appliance back in 2019 for a repair, but this time, when he called and a technician came out, not only was he upsold on replacing the compressor, but the leak remained despite multiple visits. >> she was angry. >> and that was just the start. phillips spent close to $4,000 attempting to fix this refrigerator he called box appliance again. >> i went back online and i go, oh, there's two box appliances. i go, i've been taken here. >> this time, an actual box appliance technician came out and told phillips his refrigerator couldn't be repaired. >> he goes, yeah, we wouldn't have even started on it. and i go, that would have saved me. >> box appliance is aware that someone is pretending to be them. >> it's really hard explaining t

melanie, this is so sad. >> i know. unfortunately, he didn't.s is happening to a bunch of customers. box appliance has been in the business for decades, but a few months ago noticed an uptick in calls from complaining customers specifically about refrigerator repairs. turns out they were dealing with somebody pretending to be boxed appliance. now, the santa clara county sheriff's office is investigating. >> you know. >> in november, ben phillips was in need of a fix before his thanksgiving feast. this 22 year old sub-zero refrigerator had a leak. >> get the refrigerator done and make my wife happy. >> he had used box appliance back in 2019 for a repair, but this time when he called and a technician came out, not only was he upsold on replacing the compressor, but the leak remained despite multiple visits. >> she was angry. >> and that was just the start. phillips spent close to $4,000 attempting to fix this refrigerator he called box appliance again. >> i went back online and i go, oh, there's two box appliances. i go, i've been taken here. >> t

on your side investigates melanie woodrow, abc seven news. >> well, seven on your side investigates. we have a team of journalists that can assist you any time. reach out to us by going to abc seven news.com/7 on your side. well, a kickoff now to saint patrick's day week celebrations at san francisco city hall. followed a festive ceremony where mayor daniel lurie raised the flag of ireland from his balcony. and of course, it's an annual tradition. the first time mayor lori presided over this particular celebration. friday was the kickoff to a week of celebrations, culminating with the saint patrick's day parade on saturday, march 15th. well, dozens of volunteers with green thumbs got their hands dirty to improve an east bay community. those handy folks helped plant more than two dozen new trees at bidwell park in hayward. members of the student conservation association joined amazon employees to take part in yesterday's tree planting. the new tree canopy will do wonders for what's to come for the south hayward neighborhood. >> this is a great space to be able to provide a new communi

in this seven on your side investigation, abc seven news reporter melanie woodrow spoke with one victimaid he thought he called the right company but ended up with repair despair. >> you know. >> in november, ben phillips was in need of a fix before his thanksgiving feast. this 22 year old sub-zero refrigerator had a leak. >> get the refrigerator done and make my wife happy. >> he had used box appliance back in 2019 for repair, but this time when he called and a technician came out, not only was he upsold on replacing the compressor, but the leak remained despite multiple visits. >> she was angry. >> and that was just the start. phillips spent close to $4,000 attempting to fix this refrigerator he called box appliance again. >> i went back online and i go, oh, there's two box appliances. i go, i've been taken here. >> this time, an actual box appliance technician came out and told phillips his refrigerator couldn't be repaired. >> he goes, yeah, we wouldn't have even started on it. and i go, that would have saved me. >> a box appliance is aware that someone is pretending to be them. >>

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was that effective by melanie stansbury there, or is it more important to be united with leadership?i think leadership should be looking to some of the rank. >> and file. members about. >> what's working. >> we look. >> back to the to the joint address. >> last week with. >> donald trump and al green. being ejected. you know, there was a lot. >> of talk. >> that leadership did not want democrats. >> to have these public displays. but we. >> heard i mean. i spent too much time online but. online talking to friends. >> what broke. >> through from what democrats did was. >> al green actually calling. >> out the president. >> that he. >> did not. >> have a mandate. >> to decimate medicaid. >> but on top of that, the other. >> thing that broke out were or broke through. were people being upset that democrats were just holding signs in that moment. and so i really think leadership should be paying attention to what's actually breaking through. and i do think that that that hearing was really interesting for me. the clip you just showed, but also the mayors being really defiant, well, at le

new mexico democratic representative melanie stansbury held up a sign as trump walked into the chamber that said this is not normal. there it is on your screen. republican representative lance gooden of texas reached across the aisle, like the literal sense, not figuratively reached across the aisle, to rip it from her hands. >> we won the popular vote by big numbers and won counties in our country. >> usa, usa, usa, usa, us a, usa. >> yeah, the division was a visual situation as well as an audible one. republicans stood up and chanted. they were trying to drown out texas democrat al green after he started heckling the president. he was standing there in that shot you saw a moment ago. the congressman was later ordered to be removed. he went outside, told reporters that he was refusing to sit to send a message to the president over potential cuts to medicaid. >> i have people who are very fearful. these are poor people, and they have only medicaid in their lives when it comes to their healthcare. and i will have to note that his budget calls for deep cuts in medicaid. he needs to save

. >> tension was on display from the very start with democratic congresswoman melanie stansbury holding a sign saying this is not normal as the president walked republican congressman lance gooden ripping the sign away. and as president trump addressed congress, america is back. democrats responded with signs saying false, that's a lie and save medicaid and tackling. so destructive. it got congressman al green kicked out. it's worth it to let people know that there are some of us who are going to step up against these presidents designed to cut medicaid. other democrats like congressman mark takano walked out during the speech were indicating that this is not the white house went after democrats for their shows. a protest completely disgraceful. press secretary karoline leavitt argues the american people agree with the trump agenda and says democratic opposition demonstrated how severely out of touch they are with the american public that democratic leaders disagree. we were told that this version of the president >> would bring down prices on day one. instead, prices are going up. the

new mexico democratic representative melanie stansbury held up a sign as trump walked into the chambert said this is not normal. there it is on your screen. republican representative lance gooden of texas reached across the aisle, like the literal sense, not figuratively reached across the aisle, to rip it from her hands. >> we won the popular vote by big numbers and won counties in our country. >> usa, usa, usa, usa, us a, usa. >> yeah, the division was a visual situation as well as an audible one. republicans stood up and chanted. they were trying to drown out texas democrat al green after he started heckling the president. he was standing there in that shot you saw a moment ago. the congressman was later ordered to be removed. he went outside, told reporters that he was refusing to sit to send a message to the president over potential cuts to medicaid. >> i have people who are very fearful. these are poor people, and they have only medicaid in their lives when it comes to their healthcare. and i will have to note that his budget calls for deep cuts in medicaid. he needs to save medi

negotiation and more countries should for pass the tires next month's kind of just for administer. melanie, joe lee called this highest and existential threats. i think they put thousands of canadian jobs at stake. tariffs, as you know, it will start a week earlier than the reciprocal which is going to be on a couple of weeks earlier. reciprocal starts. reciprocal tabs. start on april 2nd and i wanted to make it april 1st, but i didn't want to. i didn't want to go april for say, because that caused to be a that cost a lot of money, but that one day but, so we're going april 2nd. but very importantly, tomorrow, tariffs, 25 percent on canada and 25 percent on mexico. and that'll start, so they're going to have to have a tab. so what they have to do is build their car plants, frankly, and other things in the united states, in which case they have no tears to. right, so we'll live in beijing next the case to see how the canadian a capital t. well, but 1st let's speak to heinz juerg castro in washington dc. now harvey, that was the last of suspense of suspense, rather about these tires. but the

melanie pleaded student teaching and centennial school district in bucks county last fall and she issole provider for her family and she was only able to student-teacher because those siphons pretty were putting more features over there you go. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. [applause] [applause] >> we are putting more teachers in our classroom any spinning the resources available to our students, 778 schools have been able to expand mental health services and higher counselors because we prioritize student mental health a number 75000 people are starting their own course through vo-tech and cte classes, that is 3500 more than before but there's still work to do before we can say that we have met our constitutional obligation pretty the budget continues the path we set out asher my investing an additional $526 million to advocacy formula. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> and you know what, that 526 million-dollar figure, that the is the exact same number that we agreed to last year, this budget also continues our support for school repairs mental health a month fre

evolving, and people getting some damage before the a team that does contribute most strongly to melanie earth. and if you get a sunburn when you're a bit older, so they, i and i got michelle, i'm sorry to interrupt. i hear what you were saying about like toothpaste. probably more dangerous, but with the fact of the matter is, i feel like they're layering all these things is like all these masks and different things and different products. and every morning the routine gets longer and longer . isn't that slight of danger, isn't worry to it is. yeah, i think a lot of the time when these products tested in terms of air, tennessee, it is usually testing one at a time. and so they won't be in a 20 set routine for example. and we have seen this evolution problem maybe 20 years ago when people did have a 3 step asked me routine. and now we're saying more and more products being put in . and i think it is the same one for social media people. a lot of the time people are getting the messages from brands and friends are going to want to sell more products or the more products he has in a routine

and melanie stansbury took to twitter, and when he got a lot of attention, said hi, that's me. we will not be silent. join me in the fight, with a link to her fundraising page for her congressional campaign. the republican who yanked the sign out of her hand also was tweeting last night about the incident -- putting the american people first is normal. no one will disrespect president in front of me. he went on to tweet, it's not normal for men to play in women's sports, it's not normal for children to have gender surgery. it is not normal for tax dollars to fund trans mice. what today's democratic party stands for is not normal, speaking directly to the congresswoman melanie stansbury. host: one of those democrats also responding to the president's speech last night chosen by the democratic party to give the official response, democratic senator from michigan elissa slotkin giving the democratic response. michigan advance the publication highlights it this way, u.s. senator elissa slotkin engages in -- urges engagement, not doom scrolling. you can see the full speech from the

controversial moments to be seen lance goodin ripped at this is not normal sign out of new mexico, melaniep entered the room, house speaker mike johnson said democrats congressman al green can be censored for disrupting the address, green was removed from the chamber after several warnings about speaking over the president while the president was delivering his remarks democrats held protest signs while many of them dressed in pink they claim to support women many refused to stand or clap at any point even when trump honored a 13 year cancer survivor with the lives of lichen riley or joslin non- gary they did not stand they were both killed by illegal migrants and the democrats stayed seated. her mother called at the democrats on fox news last night. >> i found it cowardly that a lot of the democrats did not stand, did not clap and did not do anything. they don't stand for anything humane they don't stand for us as citizens. >> tennessee congressman and he ogles. it's great to see you, thank you for being here this morning, what one on the chamber is pretty incredible that this morning wer

maria: new mexico democrat melanie stansbury of going on a curse filled rent. >> i think that we shouldge this room after the hearings because we hear crazy stuff. >> it is total bull [bleep] they are not making america safer again and what they're doing is terrorizing immigrant families. our mayors are sitting here in during this ridiculous hearing as they have been threatened in front of the american people. >> is happening as the new york jets is requesting for the trump administration to return $80 million in fema funding migrant services. we all remember when that happened we were watching american citizens. suffer while we find out that fema is broke in the money largely went to migrants. illegally in this country. >> it's funny that this is not making america safer when the data show specifically that's not true. fentanyl seizure at the southern border adopt 50% since trump took office. we can debate the merits of an effect they have been successful in canadian weather and trip crossings down 50% forcing claudia sheinbaum the leftist president of mexico, or parties beholding to t

several democratic women members are now turning their backs to trump and it was melanie stansbury who led them out of the chamber. she was the same one on the center aisle holding onto that sign that said this is not normal. mychalel schnell says this. a number of house democrats including jasmine crockett and maxwell frost just left the house chamber. the other two that left the chamber were crockett and andrea salinas and maxine dexter. those democratic members walking out early in the speech. several other democratic members of the house and senate walked out toward the tail end of president trump's speech. senator bernie sanders and others. during the speech, some democratic members were holding up signs in protest to what they heard from the president. this is from the hill. democrats could be seen holding up signs during president trump's speech as a way to rebut the president on his remarks. one of the signs read false while the other read :musk s teal." when the president said a joe biden, the worst president in american history, a number of democrats held up signs that say fa

and this morning, my colleague melanie zanona reported that rich hudson, who is essentially in charge of reelecting republicans next year, he told republicans behind closed doors not to do them anymore. we had some reporting in the last couple of days that perhaps they were being urged to switch to tele town halls. he just told them to not do them. he's saying, along with other republicans that we spoke to, that these are outside agitators at these town halls, that these aren't people who actually are willing to listen to the members. though i will tell you, i did ask senator roger marshall last night about his town hall over the weekend in a rural part of kansas in which he was confronted by folks who were completely disgruntled by the cuts, especially when it comes to veterans and especially when it comes to the impacts they've seen in the state. take a listen to his response to me. >> people from the big. >> city drove. >> five hours so they could silence us. rural people really are in tough times right now. agriculture is really a tough business right now. >> so we just. had over.

but the italian prime minister, giorgio melanie, who's been an ally of president trump, also did standh ukraine. she says any division in the west favors those who want an end to the civilization. and she has called for a joint summit between the u.s. and its european allies to discuss the current war in ukraine. but any other future threats they may face, because they feel, and many european leaders agree, that america can no longer be the reliable partner that it's been for decades. kim. >> all right. we'll be monitoring these meetings, see what comes of it. larry madowo live in paris. thank you so much. so as the political drama played out in the u.s., ukraine took more drone fire from russia. air raid sirens were activated in kyiv friday night, while one person was killed and another one injured in odesa, ukraine's second largest city. kharkiv was also targeted. officials say drones hit a medical facility and started a fire. dozens of ukrainians have been killed in russian attacks since trump's recent phone call with russian president vladimir putin. so with the u.s. casting doubt

we just confirmed my colleague melanie zanona and i are reporting that some of those cr skeptics, the republicans are eyeing now, that stopgap measure that would continue, essentially last year's funding, those same levels through the end of this year. republicans in the house freedom caucus, for example, typically don't vote for that piece of legislation. this time around, though, we know that they will be meeting at the white house tomorrow with president trump. he will try to convince them to support it. and we know that he is certainly convincing as he has been in the past. jose. >> julie sirkin on capitol hill, thank you very much. david, how do you see? what do you make of the shift we are seeing in both how the us is approaching ukraine, how it's also been speaking to russia. >> so. >> jose, i think it's. >> obvious from the white house. >> statements and actions. >> that president. >> trump is trying. >> to compel ukraine into accepting the. framework that trump is developing with russia for. >> these negotiations. >> going into a negotiation, you want your allies. and ukraine

and on sunday, congresswoman melanie stansbury joins the conversation. we're looking forward to all of that and having you be there with us. all of that and more on the weekend, 8 a.m. eastern, right here on msnbc. all in with chris hayes starts right now. >> tonight on. >> all in. >> no. >> you're in no position to dictate what we're going to feel. >> an appalling. >> spectacle in. >> the. >> oval office. >> you got to be more thankful because let me tell you, you don't have the cards. >> as trump and his cronies ambushed the president of ukraine. >> have you said thank you once this entire meeting? no. in this entire meeting, have you said thank you? >> making america. >> and the world a more dangerous place? >> i don't think you'd be a tough guy without the united states. and your people are very brave. but you're either going to make a deal or we're out. >> tonight, the irreparable damage to the international order. >> you're gambling with world war three. >> trump's clear alignment with russia. >> putin went through a hell of a lot with me. >> and t

on cnn, canadian foreign minister mÉlanie joly also offered this blistering attack. >> we've been shownspect by the trump administration. >> at this point, calling us a 51st. >> state. >> calling our prime minister governor. >> this is not only a personal issue between. >> prime minister. >> trudeau and president trump. it's way more than that. >> joining me now is katie simpson, senior foreign correspondent for cbc news. katie, something must be going on if the americans are calling, going up to canada to do interviews. and we have you here today. let me just say i want to start on the tariffs. how is this playing domestically in canada? >> there is nothing that. >> is sucking up more oxygen in canada right now. and because the power of these. >> tariffs, it can. >> cause such widespread economic harm in canada. thousands of job losses. it's expected to trigger a recession. it's completely upending how businesses are able to, you know, use the supply chain. canada is a much smaller country, population. >> wise, than the. >> united states, and canadian businesses rely on accessing the a

and on sunday, congresswoman melanie stansbury joins the conversation.hat and having you be there with us. all of that and more on the weekend, 8 a.m. eastern, right here on msnbc. all in with chris hayes starts right now. >> tonight on. >> all in. >> no. >> you're in no position to dictate what we're going to feel

we begin this hour with four words presented by democratic congresswoman melanie stansbury of new mexico. and these four words really just summed up whatever you want to call what we saw last night in that house chamber. >> thank you. >> so much. >> for having me. >> did you see that at the bottom of your screen? this is not normal. i should note that just moments later, republican congressman lance gooden of texas ripped that sign out of stansbury's hands and threw it in the air. that's not giving decorum. that is how the night started, with what is traditionally meant to be an address made by presidents to advance their agenda and push for new legislation with, you know, at least a veiled attempt at reaching across the aisle. instead, president trump gave a highly partizan and divisive speech rehashing his election victory, focusing on culture war issues and deriding the democrats, referring to them as these people and radical left lunatics. this was not like any other joint address given by any other president. because of what is happening in our country right now. you have the execut

captioning institute which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy visit ncicap.org] panel is melanie stansbury of new mexico. >>

. >> representative melanie stansberry, thank you very much. appreciate your time.he republican from wisconsin. good evening, sir. >> it was certainly an interesting speech. i think he had all the high points of his administration. he certainly talked about the border at length. we are right now in a position where we are letting less people cross every month and joe biden was having cross in one day. he recounted the horrific things that have been done by some of the criminals who have come here i was glad he won more emphasizes for not just the boys and girls sports, but the psychological industry that is mutilating young children so i was glad he went after that. called the medical society for allowing this to go on. i thought that it was great when we talked about the sacrifices made by the police and fire. he recounted the tax cuts which i hope we are able to get in. i hope there is enough money to get all the tax cuts he is promising. they are aimed at the average guy. i don't know if we have the money to do it. making interest payments on automobiles. somethi

maxine dexter from maryland, andrea salinas from oregon, ilhan omar, pramila jayapal, excuse me, melanie stansbury from new mexico, jamie raskin from maryland, who we spoke with earlier this evening, zoe lofgren from california, who is a member of the january 6th investigation. also, at least two democratic u.s. senators left the room, senator chris van hollen and senator bernie sanders. one of the things that we have all been most looking forward to hearing tonight and checking in on is the reaction to the president's speech tonight from the four fired federal workers, four very impressive people who jacob soboroff is with tonight in washington. he watched the speech with them. we told him that we'd come back to him after the speech and after the democratic response, to get the reaction of those four federal workers to what they heard tonight. really looking forward to hearing this. we're going to have that right on the other side of this break. stay with side of this break. stay with us. pronamel clinical enamel strength can help us to keep our enamel for a lifetime. it's backed by sci

we saw a member of congress, melanie stansbury from new mexico holding a sign that said this is not normalamy, how do gratz navigate in current moment where they don't want to be seen defending the status quo after an election -- >> where the status quo was rejected. not only the status quo but the fact that democrats are now seen as really the party o of the establishment and prosecutor more of the elite class, which is not a benefit in this day and age. polling found independent voters now believe that democrats as a party more closely represent c.e.o.'s and business than represent middle class and working class voters. so there is an identity crisis going on with democrats. but when you're in the minority party, especially the minority power in the house, there really is nothing you can do. you can object but there is not much more you can do to make your policies and your frustrations evident. >> let's listen in live now as president trump addresses the joint session of congress. [applause] [cheers] pres. trump: thank you. thank you. thank you. [applause] [gavel pounding] pres. trump:

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 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 tremendous problems we expose. we as a country are $36 trillion in debt. that is such a stunning amount of money. it is staggering to even comprehend how we as a people or country found ourselves here. this is not a democrat problem, this is not a republican problem. this is an american problem. to make it clear for everyone not only are we $36 trillion in debt, but compounding interest on our debt is also g

finally i want to thank henry de ruff and melanie matheson in my office as well as our choral fellow mave skelly for all of their work. and i want to thank my early co-sponsors matt dorsey and bilal mahmood. >> all right. the drafting request that i am submitting to the city attorney to raise the threshold for board approval of acceptance and expenditure of grants from $100,000 to $1 million and and the letter of inquiry i am sending is to the comptroller to request that he prepare and provide within 90 days suggested accounting protocols and procedures to make this change without compromising necessary financial controls by the comptroller's office. securing board approval of grant accepted expense is time consuming although at almost invariably results in the board's approval of the grant. and while board oversight is important for many functions of city i do not believe our pre review and approval of grants less than $1 million is necessary or desirable in most cases there are excess grants with local matching requirements and grants requiring new hires have implications for our g

. >> acerca de cÓmo estÁ viviendo alicia este proceso del apoyo que recibe de su hija melanie y de layo estimo mucho. lo quieren daÑar, lo quieren perjudicar, lo quieren desprestigiar es algo que no voy a permitir. hasta donde yo pueda lo voy a defender con las cosas que yo sÉ que puedo contribuir. >> quÉ piensas que ella haya acudido a texas y este con un abogado que haya impugnado que marcos sea el apoderado? >> pue yo creo que justo eso nos permite dar cuenta de cÓmo son sus intereses. si todo esta... si fue planeado para quien tenga los bienes y las cosas que le pertenecÍan, le correspondÍan, que iba a heredar tambiÉn mi hermano, lo que queremos es que sea para el niÑo. quÉ molesta tanto?al contrario. creo que ella se estÁ echando de cabeza. no es que quiera hablar mal de ella, pero sus acciones no la voy aplaudir. >> quÉ opinas de que les preocupa la seguridad porque conversaciones que tenÍa imelda con Él? >> hay un temor porque puede ser gente peligrosa. al final del dÍa esto nos ayuda un poco a darnos cuenta y espero que la gente lo vaya entendiendo. sobre todo la autoridad, la