mica, mica.cond, i don't know whether you supported the way in which the trump administration enforced the policy whereby more than 2500 children were separated from their parents, a policy which in the end was challenged successfully in the courts. i don't know whether you want to go back to that, but i'm telling you a lot of republican donors, and you work closely with republican donors, are very unhappy about the long—term consequences of what donald trump is doing in terms of the wall, the shutdown, and everything else. i'm going to quote you one, dan eberhardt, a big donor, supportive of trump in the past, he said "weaponising a so—called national emergency to achieve a policy objective is usually something that happens in banana republics, not in george washington's republic." you have got a problem here. well, that's one donor out of many. you know, the rnc raised over $260 million last election cycle. that's a record. i look at money coming in and i look is supporting him. yes, there are

mica, mica. don't know whether you supported the way in which the trump administration enforced the policy whereby more than 2500 children were separated from their parents, a policy which in the end was challenged of what donald trump is doing in terms of the wall. dan eberhardt, a big donor, supportive of trump in the past, he said "weaponising a so—called national emergency to achieve a policy objective is usually something that happens in banana republics, you know, the rnc raised over $260 that's a record. i look at moneycomingin and i look! is supporting him. yes, there are dissenters, and i will say something about the families being separated from children, ifound that extraordinarily distressing and certainly very disturbing, and so i haven't always agreed with everything in the trump administration. i'n a volunteer, by the way, i'm not paid by the campaign, so i am very much an independent thinker. but i do feel that president trump has the right instincts, especially since i'm from tex

they could find a pathway for daca, the 1.8 million people -- >> the project has rejected that, mica.where is the counterproposal? they supported the wall in 2018 -- >> hold on, that's just not true. that's just not true. >> the security border act of 2003. >> senator graham went to president trump and said, how about this dreamer deal for the wall funding. he rejected that. he went back to the president and said how about we hold, you know, we pass funding for the government to open for about three weeks. and then if not, go to a national emergency, he rejected that. we'll see what he says later today. >> he wants to hear directly from the dems. he wants to hear a counterproposal from the dems. >> but he did hear from the democrats. chuck schumer went to him in january 2018, $25 billion was on the table, as long as they were willing to give undocumented daca recipients a pass to citizenship. trump said no. they went back the next month and they offered it again. he said no. he came back this time. the only time rush flip-flopped on the sire thing is listen to rush limbaugh and people

examine the reserves the valuable natural resource is hidden in this glittering rock called lithium mica or is involved i. don't look right here this area is nearly one hundred percent so it's a very lithium rich zone. for nearly five hundred years this was an active mine that yielded mainly ten people knew there was let in here but they had no real use for it to fight back researchers have assessed the size of the deposit. in the. foreign positing a compass or some ninety thousand tons of lithium out of but that's just a third of the overall deposit there's twice that over on the check side so if we add it all up incorporating some of the older calculations we arrive at an estimate of at least two hundred fifty thousand tonnes of metallic lithium compared to other deposits around the world for example those in australia this is certainly an important deposit and of course a lot of. for years the lithium in this mine remained virtually untouched there was no way to extract it on a commercial scale now that's changed the fried egg researchers have developed a new process to extract lithiu

allow a government run registrar to blacklist parties and potentially jail them members president john mica of willy's government has already banned some newspapers and has restricted opposition rallies or right you're up to date with the headlines here and we've got more news coming up with after growing pains. you're. the view growth of something positive. it's great watching our kids grow up or seeing a tree grow. it we always aware that all growth must come to an end. there's a limit nature knows no such thing as infinite growth this ruth seems to apply to every kind of growth but one economic growth is somehow supposed to continue indefinitely we believed them and now there are no limits to growth and human progress when men and women are free to follow their dreams and we were right . if that growth fails to materialize we panic but why. does one person recognize the hundred fifty years ago growth is the fundamental principle of our economic system capitalism only works when the economy grows but call marx recognize something else as well it is this growth that will eventually destroy

a lot of mica stitching to living paycheck to paycheck. i spoke to one gentleman -- a lot of my constituents are living paycheck to paycheck. i spoke to one gentleman who has two kids in college. in order to meet monthly expenses, he is having to take money out of his kids's 529 college plan and his retirement fund in order to pay for his family. there is a 10% penalty for doing this. who is going to take the 10% penalty? donald trump? i don't think so. i have heard people putting their mortgage on a credit card. the president of the acu union sunday shutdown and might district, providing -- shutdown in my district, providing meals to families that are affected by the shutdown. there are other examples of this taking place. but you know, the caller also said, you know, what about the federal workers at home and security? -- at homeland security? those are the ones were not getting paid right now. they are being furloughed or being forced to work without pay, so it is a completely nonsensical policy that has been adopted. and i want to agre

examine the reserves the valuable natural resource is hidden in this glittering rock called lithium mica or is involved. in the don't look right here in this area is nearly one hundred persons involved so it's a very lithium rich though no. for nearly five hundred years this was an active mine that yielded mainly ten people knew there was let in here but they had no real use for it back researchers have assessed the size of the deposit. for it and it was a positive compass as some ninety thousand tonnes of lithium out of work but that's just a third of the overall deposit there's twice that over on the chalk side so if we add it all up incorporating some of the older calculations we arrive at an estimate of at least two hundred fifty thousand tonnes of metallic lithium compared to other deposits around the world for example those in australia this is certainly an important deposit and of course a lot of them. for years the lithium in this mine remained virtually untouched there was no way to extract it on a commercial scale but now that's changed the fried egg researchers have developed

from the calendar and the question is, why our john mica colleagues on the republican side refusing toery bill they proposed in this body a few weeks ago. and how can you justify to the american people that you are not going to vote on something you yourself proposed as the first order of business here in the united states senate when people are losing their services, losing public safety protections and 800,000 federal employees are not being paid. so madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar numbers 6 hj raz 1 making further continuing appropriations for the department of homeland security. i further asked that the joint resolution be considered read a third time and passed and the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. >> is their objection? >> object. madam president. >> objection is heard. i know a lot of my democratic colleagues around the floor and they want to speak. but the two shutdowns going on here. the first one related to the government can only

allow a government run registrar to blacklist parties and tension in jail that members president john mica foodie's government has already banned some newspapers on restrict its opposition rallies its rival say the changes will effectively turn tanzania into a one party state hundreds of millions of people across north america are being hit by harsh winter storms and records low temperatures a blast of arctic air has been sweeping across the midwest and is now bearing down on north eastern states bringing a once in a generation deep freeze. has all. the midwest is accustomed to freezing cold temperatures but nothing like this the u.s. national weather service says record low temperatures could drop to minus forty degrees celsius in some areas that's about forty degrees colder than usual schools have been cancelled companies have called their doors even a few minutes outside could lead to frostbite so millions of americans have been warned to city home local governments are taking measures so people can stay warm indoors landlords face fines of up to five hundred dollars per day per violati

president john mica foodie's government has already found some newspapers in restricted opposition rallies his rivals say the changes won't affect of return tanzania into a one party state also news from sudan where the deputy head of one of the country's main opposition parties has been questioned by security forces my am sadik these family says she was arrested at home and capital khartoum along with several other party members before being released hours later her father is the former prime minister's sadik on his return from exile last month coincided with the start of protests against president bashir his government well the arrest came hours after the intelligence chief ordered the release of protesters who had been detained some who've already been released as saying that they were physically abused by security forces here but morgan has more from khartoum in the safety of her home saga which is not her real name recounts the details of what happened to her nearly two weeks ago she says she was taking part in and to government protests in the tombs eastern district of butchery when

our government run registrar to blacklist parties and potentially jail their members president john mica foodie's government has already banned some newspapers and restricted opposition rallies as rival say the changes will effectively turn tanzania into a one party state all right still ahead when we come back. we'll tell you why thousands of retired indian soldiers took to the streets of new delhi. saving face time. to fix a great shock to a major security. the rugby league team that could miss out on the world cup due to interference from their own country. the dangerously cold weather continues across a good parts of north america say this area cloudy into those central hours that's going to make its way a little further race wasn't tucked in behind us where we had the it's really cold weather but the temperatures will start soon ease as we go through the next seventeen celss in chicago represents something of a warming actually be getting up around eight or nine degrees or way to stays value so that is something of an improvement cooler weather clear weather making its way into new

. >> hey, micas you heard there there's a lot of hope negotiations will be different this time around and the two sides will be able to reach a deal. one reason some lawmakers are optimistic is that a conference committee with members of both parties from the house and the senate will be the ones doing the negotiating and unlike the past month, most of it will be behind closed doors. today, several top republicans said now that the president has agreed to reopen government, the pressure is on speaker nancy pelosi to show that democrats are willing to compromise. here is senator roy blunt on fox news sunday. >> the initial touching of the gloves was not producing the kind of result that we need to produce here, so i'm optimistic and we need to work hard to see that we find how we can solve this in a way that the president gets what he needs but the american people fundamentally get the government that they deserve. >> the committees working on a tight deadline to reach a deal before another partial shutdown on february 15 and not everyone is optimistic they will be able to reach a gran

let's speak to mica mosbacher who's on the national advisory board for trump's 2020 re—election campaigncoming in, happy new year. everyone wants the government shutdown to enter but neither side wants to compromise, what good president trump do that his base would tolerate on the issue of immigration which would be a compromise? what is going on in the us is similarto compromise? what is going on in the us is similar to the uk. it tried to pass legislation is as tough as fitting socks on a rooster. what president trump has done is extend a reasonable offer. he has provided a three—year temporary extension for the workers... but social media says that was amnesty for illegal immigrants. it is not a mistake but he did hint if the democrats came to the table to negotiate, he would consider a permanent solution for these workers but he has also made other concessions in the form of an olive branch, $800 million for humanitarian relief on the border. additionaljudges which we definitely need. additional personnel and other concessions. 0ur problem is if the democrats will stay in their corne

even on the mica king speak from, there -- speaks from, there is a kill switch. and will flip the switch play haley jackson singing he has the whole world in his hands. thato, it is into isosphere that king plans addressed. king gave around 350 speeches. that is about a speech today. -- henerally, he is not drafts his sermon but he crafts it in response to how the audience is taking to what he is saying. -- a seriesber of of weapons he can use, rhetorical weapons. and the difference is that this speech, unlike other speeches is being televised. if you were in the black church and you had heard king speak before. if you are not, this was your oratorical introduction. at the end of the speech, he tends to one of his aides and says he is good. and, king and his team want something that will be on pair -- par with gettysburg. we know these details because the fbi was kind enough to record them for us. he wanted something on par with gettysburg. aides, one of his main said don't do the i have a dream thing. it is a cliche. you have used the too many times before. inde

in portland toward two teenage girls, one which was hearing a hijab and severely injured a third, mica fletcher. the oregon journalist covered specifically alt-right propaganda. the christians were filmed later that year in portland yelling, quote, free speech or die. this is my land, r.i.p. city, end quote. the oregon journalists have done an excellent job explaining that christians' interests and support of connecting himself to the, among other things, musical genre of alt-right and the political figure of jack donovan. jack donovan is the main figure in the men's activist mode of the alt-right and in 2013 purchased a parcel of land in the peafk -- pacific northwest. he explained that this land is wild dung and it will serve as the meeting place. but the odonists also appear at at the alt-right hate meetings. these include meetings at the national policy institute. brian powell wrote about this in 2011 of actually going to one of these meetings, and he explained that several of these attending described themselves as neo-pagan. last year's report from hope not hate, highlights on ho

administration didn't take place, if another administration came in in place of this administration, mainly mica myself and the group around this table, you would be at war right now. you would have yourself a nice take, fat war in asia. it would not be pleasant. instead of that, we are getting along fine. there is no need to rush. there is no rockets. no testing. last night i watched pbs. i was in the white house all by myself. 46, 7 days, it was very lonely. [laughter] my family was down in florida to react i said, stay there and enjoy yourself, but i felt i should be here just in case people wanted to come and negotiate the border security. but i have to say, i was watching pbs and they really covered it accurately. they said that in chairman kim's speech, he really wants to get together. he wants to denuclearize. and a lot of good things are happening. they covered it very, very nicely. i was surprised, based on everything of heard about them. i have to start watching pbs much more. i actually put a quote out last night about what they said. but that was very accurate. they really do want to

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a lot of mica stitching to living paycheck to paycheck.ke to one gentleman -- a lot of my constituents are living paycheck to paycheck. i spoke to one gentleman who has two kids in college. in order to meet monthly expenses, he is having to take money out of his kids's 529 college plan and his retirement fund in order to pay for his family. there is a 10% penalty for doing this. who is going to take the 10% penalty? donald trump? i don't think so. i have heard people putting their mortgage on a credit card. the president of the acu union sunday shutdown and might district, providing -- shutdown in my district, providing meals to families that are affected by the shutdown. there are other examples of this taking place. but you know, the caller also said, you know, what about the federal workers at home and security? -- at homeland security? those are the ones were not getting paid right now. they are being furloughed or being forced to work without pay, so it is a completely nonsensical policy that has been adopted. and i want to agree mome

las micas son donald trump le dice que tiene que permanecer ahÍ, quÉ garantÍas estÁ brindando su personaln tipo de represiÓn contra el presidente interino, algÚn tipo de repercusiÓn sobre la asamblea, ni es ir . el personal norteamericano habrÁ repercusiones muy serias de las cuales amo que presiente donald trump no tartamudea. estÁ muy claro lo que se puede llevar a cabo y todas las opciones estÁn sobre la mesa. estos su mensaje para el gobierno cubano, el gobierno cubano que sÉ que estÁ actualmente apoyando los servicios de seguridad, los colectivos paramilitares y un mensaje para el gobierno cubano. >> no solamente gobierno cubano estarÍa apoyandoa maduro sino tambiÉn rusia que las vierte estos sueÑos que no lleve a cabo una intervenciÓn militar porque de lo contrario las consecuencias serÍan catastrÓficas. quÉ la acciÓn de merece usted esta declaraciÓn por parte de rusia? >> nadie quiere una intervenciÓn militar ni en ningÚn tipo de violencia. la primer persona que puede evitar la violencia nicolÁs maduro y los grupos ilegales que estÁn bajo su control con el apoyo logÍstico y de pers

examine the reserves the valuable natural resource is hidden in this glittering rock called lithium mica was involved i. don't look right here in this area is nearly one hundred percent so it's a very lithium rich zone. for nearly five hundred years this was an active mine that yielded mainly ten people knew there was let in here but they had no real use for it the five that researchers have assessed the size of the deposit. in the. foreign positing a compass or some ninety thousand tonnes of lithium out of but that's just a third of the overall deposit there's twice that over on the check side so if we add it all up incorporating some of the older calculations we arrive at an estimate of at least two hundred fifty thousand tonnes of metallic lithium compared to other deposits around the world for example those in australia this is certainly an important deposit and of course. for years the lithium in this mine remained virtually untouched there was no way to extract it on a commercial scale now that's changed the fry bag researchers have developed a new process to extract lithium carbon

examine the reserves the valuable natural resource is hidden in this glittering rock called lithium mica was involved i. don't look right here in this area it's nearly one hundred percent so it's a very lithium rich zone. for nearly five hundred years this was an active mine that yielded mainly ten people knew there was let in here but they had no real use for it the five that researchers have assessed the size of the deposit. in the. foreign positing a compass or some ninety thousand tonnes of lithium out of a log but that's just a third of the overall deposit there's twice that over on the check side so if we add it all up incorporating some of the older calculations we arrive at an estimate of at least two hundred fifty thousand tonnes of metallic lithium compared to other deposits around the world for example those in australia this is certainly an important deposit and of course a lot of. for years the lithium in this mine remained virtually untouched there was no way to extract it on a commercial scale now that's changed the fried egg researchers have developed a new process to ext

mica said said, madam president, at least we know the score. so here's my commitment to israel and t to jordan and to te syrian people. i will continue to force these cynical tactics into the light of day. democrats may vote a fourth time or a fifth time to filibuster these bipartisan bills, even as they turned the senate towards other business. but republicans willba not abann the need for american leadership in the world. >> finally on russian sanctions, later this afternoon the senate will vote to consider a motion to proceed to a resolution of disapproval of the treasury departments proposal to relax sanctions of three companies owned and controlled by sanctioned russian oligarch. the case against the treasury department proposal is strong. it fails to sufficiently limit his stake in the three companies pick it nearly reduces his ownership to 45%. many u.s. companies are heavily influenced by an owner l who controls much less that a 45% share. why didn't the reduce it to ten or 15? but they didn't. treasury's plant also lesser russian share

mica said said, madam president, at least we know the score. so here's my commitment to israel and t to jordan and to te syrian people. i will continue to force these cynical tactics into the light of day. democrats may vote a fourth time or a fifth time to filibuster these bipartisan bills, even as they turned the senate towards other business. but republicans willba not abann the need for american leadership in the world.