menendez: and it is no. studies have shown that working families pay for child care 35% of their income on average, five times more than what the department of health considers affordable. so it seems to me that increasing the availability of high quality, affordable childcare, like what president biden proposes in the american families plan, has a positive effect on employment, enables businesses to easily find qualified workers, and ultimately helps address the supply bottlenecks. the same fed study i just cited notes that reducing or offsetting the cost of childcare has a particularly strong employment effect on black, hispanic, and low income families. the pandemic showed all of the inequalities in our nation highlighted in a way so dramatically, and particularly communities of color. now the employment challenges, we all talk about winning to get people to work, the employment challenges that people have in being able to work, as we have shown in the st. louis fed statistics, more gainfully employed the

. >> that was senator bob menendez on the senate floor.e is asking for people's calls for freedom. senator menendez joins me now. senator good to see you. just yesterday a resolution passed unanimously out of the committee reaffirming spot for cuba's freedom. what are you asking for? >> we'll, jose, good to be with you. first that resolution was bipartisan. the house has the same resolution if passed unanimously out of the committee. it condemns violence against peaceful protestors, and it makes an international call for solidarity with the cuban people. i mentioned in my speech yesterday that the european union just issued a statement of solidarity. i want to see internet connectivity for the people of cuba. i believe the biden administration is actively pursuing the best t technologic means for that. there was sanctions against the black berets, and the generals at the head of the cuban military. i think more can be done in that regard. i appreciate the administration and 20 countries in the world expressing their solidarity with the cub

all of those things contributed to what we saw on sunday. >> senator menendez also dismissed the ideaary option for cuba. at this point, he said if the regime takes steps that threaten u.s. national security, that may change. i'm curious what you would say to some of the protesters, specifically in miami, that have been calling for the use of force? >> right. miami -- people in miami are understandably in pain, seeing the suffering of their own family members on the island. and they understand that and figured it out. that said, an intervention, a military intervention is a terrible idea, and i have written in the book, you mentioned the u.s. has a long complicated history with history. it has staged multiple military interventions over the course of the 20th century. none of those turned out well. in fact, it is -- u.s. power, historic u.s. power in cuba, that helped fidel castro legitimate his relevancy, not only with the cuban people but in the broader world in asia and latin america, et cetera, et cetera. to talk intervention, whether that talk comes from miami or from washington,

joining me now is a senator in the room, senator bob menendez, former senate relations committee.the president told you in there? >> well, i think the president pointed out that we have a historic opportunity to create high-paying jobs in america. to create more expanded health care in america. to provide families with the ability to take care of their children. in america. to expand medicare and deal with our climate crisis, as we see in the fires out west. and, so, i think he got a tremendous reception. and as we speak, he's taking questions from members. people saw as troubling, and especially ahead of potentially combining with theia bipartisan plan of $4 trillion in spending. does that trouble you at all? >> well, we have to keep an eye on the inflationary pressures, but what we are seeing is coming from a result of an economy post-covid, and far less demand on thele whole host of sectors w that the president's plan in getting vaccinations into getting people'sin arms and movg the countryd forward. there's a demand, and that demand is driving up prices, but i don't see it as

contrast that with one of the more moderate members, senator menendez.the time when blm is making the statement, senator menendez is standing in union city, new jersey, at the union of ex-political prisoners of cuba. he said this in front of pictures of people who had been tortured and beaten. he said this. "too many families have been tortured, too many hungry." this is a democrat. biden had a choice. side with the menendez wing, a very small group, or alc, blm, and put my arms around the cuban dictatorship. he chose the former. never forget it, because it took five days to get to this point. >> emily: harris, as a journalist you have seen and covered the ark of the communist regime in cuba and the american reaction to it. does it feel different? what is the claimant like now and why's it so different than it has been in the past decade as we have rushed dominic watch the oppression continuing cuba? >> harris: i don't know that it's different. communism doesn't really change for the people being oppressed. we may be able to hear and see them because of

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i'm alicia menendez. a new threat to democracy once again playing out in the state of texas. republicans there are embracing the big lie once again to push voting restrictions. today is day three of a special session at the state capitol in austin. the republican mission is crystal clear. make it harder to vote. and within that argument by claiming restricting ballot access is the only way to prevent fraud. imagine having the will to solve for a problem that doesn't actually exist, because of course there has been no evidence of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election, not in any state, much less in texas. today, texans turned out in austin, showing they are fed up with the shenanigans, demanding state lawmakers make it easier to vote. >> i'm going to vote and there's too many people, white and black, that died for this purpose, to see that somebody's going to suppress. they should be having voting easier than getting a big mac. >> easier and even more satisfied. trump's lie has texas republicans movi

the next two are senator cornyn and senator menendez. senator cornyn and then senator menendez. >> thank you, madam secretary, for joining us today. first of all, i wanted to ask you, when it comes to negotiating a global minimum tax with the g7, what do you and the administration see the role of congress of being? >> any agreement that we are able to reach, the g7 is just one group, and an important group that's expressed support for this approach. the largest group involved is the oecd. negotiations have been going on there for many years. anything that affects u.s. tax law must be enacted by u.s. congress, so congress plays a critical role. >> thank you. the administration has proposed to make spending for the irs mandatory spending, but as you know, the appropriations process is an important part of congressional oversight into agencies like the irs. are you endorsing this idea that congress will be removed from oversight of the internal revenue service? >> no, i have no such thought. i think it's important that congress have oversig

and tom carper and bob menendez are all raising red flags.the senate? joining me now is josh gotheimer. congressman, your caucus endorsed these bipartisan negotiations. but what do you think of the democrat senators adding red lines at this point in the game? this has not even made it to your chamber yet. >> thank you, we have been in the problem solvers caucus with the senators part of the g 20 for plonts now, and we're at the 5 yard line here, right? you always have things that come out at the end. and we will get there we're very close, and we will work through them this weekend and into monday. >> one of the redlines was joined by bob menendezmenendez. he tweeted any bipartisan infrastructure deal will prior tide our transsis systems. and a bill that fails to have it will not have my support, will it have yours? >> i could not agree more. that is one of the reasons why it is in the package and it has been for months. some people raised questions about the transit resources and i agree with senator menendez. and it is good. that will be wo

"the reidout" starts right now with alicia menendez in for joy. hi, alicia. >> hi, ari.and we begin "the reidout" tonight with the latest flash point in the covid culture war. required mandates for masks and vaccines. with president biden today asking federal workers and contractors to get vaccinated or else face testing. >> every federal government employee will be asked to attest to their vaccination status. a mask is not a political statement. it's about protecting yourself. and protecting others. get vaccinated. for yourself. for the people you love.

asÍ lo dijo el senador demÓcrata menÉndez con quien el presidente se ha mantenido en contacto duranterelacionado con las protestas en cuba. sin duda que es una soluciÓn que no tiene a corto plazo. esta es la informaciÓn que le tengo. patricia: gracias por tu informe. gracias, galo. ante la posibilidad de que esta crisis en cuba desate un Éxodo de cubanos que quieren llegar estados unidos, alejandro, el secretario de seguridad nacional dejÓ bien claro que estados unidos no va a admitir a migrantes que intenten ingresar al paÍs por mar unto mayor cas, que es cubano de nacimientos, se refiriÓ a los de cuba y haitÍ. [hablar en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] patricia: mayor cash dijo que estados unidos apoya a los pueblos de cuba y de haitÍ, pero advirtiÓ que la guardia costera vigila el estrecho de la florida. entras tanto en miami exiliados cubanos y otros de otras nacionalizaciones bloquearon una importante autopista y otras calles con el propÓsito de llamar la atenciÓn sobre la represiÓn del gobierno de cuba contra quienes se unieron a estas protestas antigubernamentales.

i'm alicia menendez.not far from where the cyber ninjas' audit is still going down. and his faithful flock, gathering to see him tonight. well aware, and have, clearly, bought into the lie that fraud cost trump arizona in 2020. >> there is just the -- the amount of ballot dumps and everything that were happening in the middle of the night. and i mean, we've seen signature counts not -- not matching up. i am 100% sure that he won the 2020 election. there is no way that joe biden got 80 million votes. he can barely get eight people to show up to his town halls. >> but, you see, feelings are not facts. numbers certified, over and over, again, just don't back up that feeling.

i'm alicia menendez. welcome to "american voices." texas democrats are staying put in d.c.ill stay despite their own personal sacrifices. one missed her wedding. another left a spouse who is grieving a recent loss of a parent. another had to stockpile insulin to deal with type 1 diabetes, can now three have come down with covid despite being vaccinated. these state representatives are working to insure congress and all of america know about the gop's attack on voting rights back home in texas. this week is going to be critical. monday, longtime labor leader and civil rights advocate dolores mp uerta addressing the group. on wednesday, the

it should prioritize countering maligned and also a key priority in the legislation senator menendez and i authored which recently passed our committee. i look forward to hearing the specifics of what usaid plans to do to counter this type of influence and where it plans to prioritize programming both in terms of geography and issue areas. it is notable this maligned influence is exercised not just through governments but also through multilateral institutions. the prc's ability to co-opt and manipulate the international covid-19 response through the world health organization and now through covax is appalling. i hope to hear how usaid and you as our representative to covax will shed light on the irony that china has contributed nothing to covax and yet now stands to profit from it when indeed they started this whole mess in the first place. turning to afghanistan, since the withdrawal announcement of the taliban have ramped up their attacks on government held areas and now control almost a third of all districts. i'm deeply concerned that the administration's foreign assistance plan

hello, everyone, i'm alicia menendez. welcome to "american voices.", in an attempt to bring house democrats back to texas. the ride on a private jet might make for a great tiktok video. texas democrats are choosing to stay put saying on twitter, "the speaker should save his money. we won't be needing a plane any time soon as our work to save democracy from the tmp

foreign currency crisis. farmers said the hope for savings will be challenged by food shortages. menendez oh, to 0 valley meadow. ah . but those is there, and these are the top stories janet is present as dismissed the prime minister unsuspended parliament for 30 days, a car side made the decision after protests, over the handling of the current of ours pandemic and struggling economy. i'm not, i don't, i wouldn't you have to have a sudden the 1st decision is to freeze all the powers of the parliament. if the constitution does not allow the parliament to be dissolved, but it does not stand in the way of freezing all. it's all said, the 2nd decision is to lift the immunity of all members of parliament and for those of whom a cases related says, i will take care over the public prosecution. the head of gentle here is ruling and not a party rashid canoe. she is describing the president's move as a qu, there was a stand up outside of the parliament as good news. she and other ministers weren't allowed in. he's calling on his support is to demonstrate but i mean, at least decisions have no bas

i'm alicia menendez. welcome to "american voices."inistration, both have the power to define his presidency and determine whether democrats maintain power in the mid terms. infrastructure. bipartisan talks stalled wednesday when republicans blocked further debate on the bill saying too much of the package remained unresolved. negotiations carried on this weekend, however, and it appears lawmakers could be close on a deal. according to our reporting, the last big hurdle is over public transit funding. democrats want more cash for public transit, republicans want to spend it on highways. democrats today sounding hopeful. >> we have a few issues still to work through but i think this is the week we get the infrastructure bill to the floor. but it's a reminder that in a bill this big, that crosses so many different committees and jurisdictions, getting to the final deal is challenging. it is going to be worth it ultimately this will support $1.2 trillion in new infrastructure spending over eight years, and the $579 billion is new spending

i'm alicia menendez. a new threat to democracy once again playing out in the state of texas.austin. the republican mission is crystal clear. make it harder to vote. and within that argument by claiming restricting ballot access is the only way to prevent fraud. imagine having the will to solve for a problem that doesn't actually exist, because

i'm alicia menendez. we kick things off in texas where lawmakers are back in austin for a special session this weekend. republicans there have one goal -- making it harder to vote. the gop's promoted legislation would cut voting hours, restrict mail-in ballots, and ban drive-through and overnight voting options. much of the new legislation seems to be aimed at harris county, home to houston, which we know is trending more left due in part to changing demographics. and it was innovative voting options like overnight polling locations that helped the county break an all-time voter turnout record during the 2020 election. because of that, republicans are pushing new restrictions with the bogus argument of fighting voter fraud and trump's big lie will be reverberated again when trump speaks at cpac tomorrow in dallas. he and texas attorney ken paxton are due on stage tomorrow, both of whole have been touting lies about the election trump lost fair and square. but getting trump's supporters to face that fact,

." >>> hello, everyone, i'm alicia menendez. we begin this hour with a growing challenge for president biden. convincing vaccines skeptics to get the shot. new nbc reporting shows a glimmer of hope. vaccine rates are starting to rise in states with the biggest increase of new infections. biden addresses the politicization of the vaccines this week in virginia. >> here's the point. all the covid-19 deaths and hospitalizations are today among the unvaccinated people. i know this has gotten a bit politicized. i hope it's starting to change. it's not about red states or blue states or guys like that hollering. it's about life and it's about death. >> but the politics of covid are still at play as the pandemic, fueled by the delta variant, surges across the nation. it appears red states are paying the highest price. thanks to vaccine disinformation spread among right wing politicians and media outlets, eight of ten states with the highest spike of coronavirus hospitalizations are led by republicans. of course this can be linked to ou

i'm alicia menendez. i'm going to see you back here tomorrow 6:00 p.m.gue joshua johnson. hello, joshua. >> hello, alicia. thank you very much. and hello to you. it is always good to be with you, especially tonight. former president trump is speaking in phoenix. we're monitoring that. on tuesday a house select committee is set to begin its investigation into the january 6th riots. what witnesses should the committee call? >>> plus, patience among the vaccinated is wearing thin as cases of the delta variant rise. could full fda approval convince enough people to get vaccinated? >>> also, a nationwide ban on evictions is about to expire. what can people do. we will get into that with former hud secretary julian castro. from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." p let's start this saturday night with some new developments in the prosecution of the so-called qanon shahman, one of many people facing charg

. >> joining me now is senator bob menendez chairman of the relations committee and the highest-rankingver seen protests this large. from my memory, it was bigger than 1974, they cut the internet, cutting phones and arresting people. so what is the import of these historic protests? is this or is this not a tipping point potentially? >> andrea, your memory is good. this is one of the largest, most significant protest because it spans the whole of the country and not just havana, which of course is urban, but across the entire country including in the countryside and it just expresses the depth of discontentment that the cuban people have with their regime on the economic suffering and the covid handling and the lack of liberties and basic freedoms and so we don't know from my information, from inside of the island is that protests have continued and the problem is that the regime has shut down the internet for two reasons. number one, so that the cuban people can't communicate with each other and can't know what's happening on the island as they peacefully protest and for the rest of th

"the reidout" starts right now with alicia menendez in for joy. hi, alicia. >> hi, ari. thank you so much. and good evening. i'm alicia menendez in for joy reid and we begin "the reidout" tonight with the latest flash point in the covid culture war. required mandates for masks and vaccines. with president biden today asking federal workers and contractors to get vaccinated or else face testing. >> every federal government employee will be asked to attest to their vaccination status. a mask is not a political statement. it's about protecting yourself. and protecting others. get vaccinated. for yourself. for the people you love. for your country. >> the move could spur private sector companies to take similar steps, which some already have. the same goes with masks, which are required again indoors in washington, d.c., even for the fully vaccinated. it's the latest jurisdiction to change public health protocols since the cdc urged americans to mask up again. while some republican governors are refusing to budge, one of them is greg abbott of texas, who says he will not imp

i'm alicia menendez. welcome to "american voices." texas democrats are staying put in d.c. they have been in the nation's capital for nearly a week, and will stay despite their own personal sacrifices. one missed her wedding. another left a spouse who is grieving a recent loss of a parent. another had to stockpile insulin to deal with type 1 diabetes, can now three have come down with covid despite being vaccinated. these state representatives are working to insure congress and all of america know about the gop's attack on voting rights back home in texas. this week is going to be critical. monday, longtime labor leader and civil rights advocate dolores mp uerta addressing the group. on wednesday, the texas delegation will meet with lawmakers from colorado and and nevada about how their state elections work. on thursday, they meet from officials from maine, colorado, rhode island, and connecticut. friday, they'll meet with states where gop officials have already enacted new restrictions, which brings us to georgia with stacey abrams along with amy klobuchar and jeff merkley

hello, everyone, i'm alicia menendez. welcome to "american voices." the speaker of the texas house, a republican, offered to put a private jet on standby in washington, d.c., today, in an attempt to bring house democrats back to texas. the ride on a private jet might make for a great tiktok video. texas democrats are choosing to stay put saying on twitter, "the speaker should save his money. we won't be needing a plane any time soon as our work to save democracy from the trump republicans is just getting started." those efforts now echoing through the halls of capitol hill. here's texas state representative, one of the state democrats in washington. >> i hope that we can show senator manchin, senator sinema and the rest of their democratic colleagues in washington how to fight, how to stand on principle, how to make a sacrifice, how to risk their careers in order to do the right thing by the united states and by the voters in this country. >> fighting words, and the stakes are high. right now, 17 states have enacted legislation clamping down on voting

i'm alicia menendez. we are keeping an eye on former-president trump, as he prepares to take the stage in phoenix. not far from where the cyber ninjas' audit is still going down. and his faithful flock, gathering to see him tonight. well aware, and have, clearly, bought into the lie that fraud cost trump arizona in 2020. >> there is just the -- the amount of ballot dumps and everything that were happening in the middle of the night. and i mean, we've seen signature counts not -- not matching up. i am 100% sure that he won the 2020 election. there is no way that joe biden got 80 million votes. he can barely get eight people to show up to his town halls. >> but, you see, feelings are not facts. numbers certified, over and over, again, just don't back up that feeling. however, cyber ninjas carries on its very questionable audit. and just yesterday, the man working as senate liaison at the audit site, ken bennet, was kicked out. he was the only person associated with the cyber ninja recount with actual-electi

. >> thank you, chairman menendez, members of the committee for the invitation to come for you to bo discuss u.s. turkey relations today. as the committee knows well and as you both stated, the united states has a multifaceted and complex relationship with turkey and nato ally for over 68 years. there are areas we are firmly aligned in the policy outlook and working well together and areas where we don't see i to i and are working to close the gaps and there are areas we have profound disagreements in the turkish government including with regards to cyprus yesterday. in the last categories president biden and all of us that work for him are frank with our turkish counterparts when we disagree. to start with the areas of strong cooperation, turkey makes crucial contributions to the missions around the world and our partnership with turkey that has the second largest standing military and enables us to protect power in the region and defend nato's eastern and southern flanks and we also have an important economic relationship one that generates upwards of 20 million and annual bilatera

they have the chairman of the house energy and commerce committee, bob menendez, a very influential member of the finance committee. you have a number of lawmakers who are very influential. host: this is elaine from washington state, republican line. thanks for waiting. calder: i am asking about the video of the woman who got shot. i watched that, and two guys who i guess were security guys were standing in front of the double doors, one on each door. a man was standing on their right with some kind of walkie-talkie or telephone. he gets a call, puts it up to his ear. he hangs up, looks at the two guys, he says something to them, they walk about 20 feet away, and then the window gets broken, and this woman who ended up getting shot is almost picked up in the air by somebody and thrown forward. but i would like to know who gave them the standdown order? somebody had to. it is on video. host: ok, caller. guest: i haven't seen that video recently, so i'm not entirely familiar with the walkie-talkie traffic. i'm not aware of any standdown order. i do not think that -- i have no reason, no evid

menendez: thank you. i rise today to express my support for the nomination of us a zeya to be the next under secretary of state for civilian security, democracy, and human rights. ms. zeya is immensely qualified to recenter our most fundamental values in our foreign policy efforts and to strengthen the bureau. her experience and the more than 20 years has a foreign service officer, including as the acting assistant secretary of state for democracy, human righted, and labor in the state department, make her the perfect fit for this position. the previous administration abdicated our global responsibility, but we now have the opportunity to restore u.s. leadership and the fight for democracy, human rights, the rule of law around the world. it is an excising prospect for us but more importantly it will give hope to those still fighting for their rights. the millions of people around the world who look to the united states for inspiration and support in their own democratic struggles. we see that in places li

menendez: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from new jersey. mr. menendez: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that at a certain time during my remarks, i be allowed to address the senate in spanish. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. menendez: mr. president, i rise today to urge leaders across the united states and governments around the world to stand in solidarity with the people of cuba as they cry out for freedom, for libertad, and for an end to decades of dictatorship. what is happening in cuba today is nothing short of historic. yes, we've seen protests take place in years past, but the demonstrations that began on july 11 stand apart. what began as one small pro-democracy protest in san antonio spread across the island in a matter of hours. cubans from all walks of life took to the streets in a courageous call for democratic change. among those clamoring for freedom were afro-cubans demanding an end to discrimination and injustice. young people dreaming of a br

foreign currency crisis. farmers said the hope for savings will be challenged by food shortages. menendez oh, to 0 valley meadow. now at the tokyo olympics, there's the mall skateboarding success for the host nation. 13 year old moment, g and shia from osaka to gold in the women, st. final, following up on you to go me gold medal in the men's event on sunday, this year was joined on the podium by 2 other teenagers. when takes japan's gold medal tally to 6 level with china and the top of the table. ah, and let's take you through some of the headlines now. there are demonstrations into news here after the president dismissed the prime minister unfroze parliament for 30 days. the biggest political group on the policy is calling it a qu, supporters of both, they are not the policy and president high side have gathered outside parliament. but not decisions have no basis in the constitution, nor in the law, and we are against them. because in short, it is against the constitution a coup against the revolution and against public and private liberties in the country. the president meet misinterpr

i'm committed to working hard to change these numbers. >> thank you, senator menendez. i also want to say on senator menendez' important point on corporate taxes, according to to the congressional budget office, corporate income revenue after the trump tax law is down nearly 40% from the 21st century average. i thank my colleague. next is senator thune. >> thank you, mr. chairman. madam secretary, welcome back to the committee. as you can tell, i'm in another committee where we're marking up the bill of congress today, but let me ask you about the issue of inflation which i'm sure has been talked about a good bit today, but as you know, it's the highest in 13 years. consumer prices are rising. 5% last month. and according to the latest consumer price index, the index for all items except for food and energy rose 3.8%, which is the largest increase in 30 years. the energy index rose 28.5% in the last year, and according to the bank of new york, they hit its highest level on record with a consumer expectation up to 4%. do you view this inflationary trend is transitory, or

congresswoman, your simple request that president biden meet with you and senator rubio, scott, menendez others to share with him one-on-one how he could help the cuban people that seems like a small request. >> that is one, the second to turn on the internet from, a naval base we could put up a tower or american embassy. u.s. embassy in havana. because they have the capability, not that i want the cubans to watch netflix in perfect video quality, so the cubans can upload the video and we can continue showing to the world, what their regime is doing to them. that is basically it. now you know why, trey, the moment this happens, the cubans will know that the americans are watching. and when they know that, they will go out to the street more and more and more, and when you have millions, hundreds of thousands of cubans on the street, there is no regime that can support or stand that, that will be chapter 2 in history. we're still in chapter 1, we need to finish it well. who can finish it well, president biden. trey: congresswoman thank you, your path for the cuban people and freedom is ev

bob menendez is among those speaking up in size a painful reminder we need to stop relying on temporaryigration. president biden says he's going to renew his call on congress to act with urgency and while the ruling does block new allocations, the government is going to be allowed to keep processing renewals for now but some experts warn that could change based on future ruling. arthel: you very much. eric. eric: andrew cuomo questioned by investigators today by the attorney general's office. leticia james has been looking into the multiple sexual harassment accusations against the. her office subpoenaed his travel records and collective tropes of other documents, e-mails and evidence on a range of areas. alex hogan is in the newsroom with the latest on this investigation. >> seven months since the first accuser came out with claims against governor andrew cuomo and since then, at least eight others shared their stories, most of them previously worked alongside the 63-year-old accusing him of groping from asking inappropriate questions, personal prescience, unsolicited advances or kissi

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bob menendez for example was 100% against it back in those days and he will not be against this if the deal is what i think it is going to be. i think that's good news. gerald: one of the tangents in this whole issue of u.s.-iran dialogue negotiation, what do you do if we do have a nuclear deal? i think we dodged a bullet the other day in new york with linda thomas-greenfield successful negotiation with the russians to keep at least one humanitarian crossing open between turkey and syria. we are not confronting the humanitarian crisis and i know this was a concern for your committee just a few days ago. a number of your colleagues and you signed a letter to the president expressing concern about this. how do you see this syria situation? a big question whether the u.s. has any role to play, any potential diplomatic strategy that might end this conflict in syria that has been going on for over a decade now. rep. malinowski: it was a success and we did push forward -- did push for it. at the same time, it makes me sad that we are at a point at this tragedy in where the thing we dedicate

. >> should note that senator menendez is could you ban american and head of the senate foreign relationsommittee.ban american and head of the senate foreign relations committee. >>> and a hey thaitian man repoy living in florida was arrested sunday. according to police, he arrived in haiti last month to organize a group of 28 mercenaries who carried out the attack. and now we're learning that several of those suspects have ties to u.s. law enforcement. evan perez explains. >> reporter: at least one of the men arrested by haitian authorities in the assassination of the country's president previously worked as an informant for dea. jovenel moise was killed in an operation that involved at least 28 people. many hired through a florida based security company. in response to questions from cnn, the dea said at times one of the suspects in the assassination of moise owing was a a confidential source. the suspect reached out to contacts at the dea. a dea official urged the suspect to surrender to local authorities and along with the u.s. state department official provided information to the hai

the biden administration has representatives, people like me, like nicole, like bob menendez.se are republicans and democrats, people that can send the message to the biden administration and tell them what they need to do, which is to send that message to the cubans that they're not alone and to the military. because right now this is the breaking point. the military needs to figure out whether they're going to shoot at the cubans or not, whether they're going to stand with the people or not. if the cubans and the military, the repressive apparatus understand that there's a clear message from the biden administration, if they stand with the people, they don't shoot. we'll take care of them. that's the moment when there's a breaking point. that's what we need to hear. we need to hear the biden administration not timid. this is the moment to liberate the longest and most cruellest dictator ships in the americas. 62 years. not only that is the core of the democratic socialism is the core of this ideology that we're hearing on the united states congress and in the country. that s

biden: okay, i'm honored to welcome members of the cuban american community and senator menendez, senatoreeks, to discuss how the united states is going to continue to stand with the cuban people who have suffered decades, decades under a failed communist regime. earlier this month, cubans took to the street in a historic demonstration of the will of the people of cuba. the regime responded with violence and repression, mass detentions, sham trials and are

new jersey senator bob menendez. just a painful reminder that we need to stop relying on temporary immigration fixes. the president says he's going to be renewing his call on congress to act with urgency. meantime the judge's ruling blocks new doc applications, but the government will be allowed to process renewal's. at least for now. however some experts warned that could change based on future rulings in washington, mark meredith. fox news. well, still to come tonight have college football fans can support their favorite players just two weeks after groundbreaking decision that allows athletes to cash in on their likeness and media relatives, bill martin will have your complete area have your complete area forecast right oroweat small slice. i wonder if this has the same quality ingredients as the original whole grains bread? great question, dad. and it does. it has all the same nutritious deliciousness as the original slice but only a little bit smaller. just like timmy here. my name's lucas. it sure is bobby. eme

i'm alicia menendez in for nicolle wallace.s on capitol hill today as speaker nancy pelosi announces that she is rejecting two of minority leader kevin mccarthy's picks to serve on the house select committee on january 6th. jim jordan and jim banks. in a statement which you just heard her refer to, she highlighted the investigation's insistence upon the truth and said the unprecedented nature of january 6th demands this unprecedented decision. a decision mccarthy shot back with an announcement of his own that he will pull all five republicans from the committee and pursue their own investigation of the facts. the chair of the select committee, congressman bennie thompson, has reiterated his mission to follow the facts and leave no stone unturned. in an interview with the guardian, thompson said that he will investigate donald trump as part of his inquiry into the events of january 6th, a day he sees as the greatest test of the united states since the civil war. thompson said that he is also prepared to depose members of congres