there was a huddle on the floor between senate republican whip john thune, ted cruz, mike lee, john kennedy and mcconnell's chief of staff, john cornyn who was hoping to become the next republican majority leader. he was part of those conversations. so there was, there were certainly some frenzied huddling on the floor, you know, and so in the meantime jon tester who is a critical vote here over and snuck a bag of peanut butter m&ms out of cory booker subtest. at some of the floor activity. the outcome is a foregone conclusion. huckabee senate trial so i think senators are waiting for this be over with. >> hill.com as we can go to read his reporting and out of his colleague. always great comfort in the hill. thanks for filling us in, alex bolton. >> thanks for having me on. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. .. i got from with the to proceed to close session to allow for deliberation on the question as required by impeachment rule 24. >> madam president? >> majority leader in a previous consent request we get your site a chance for debate in public the way it should be, and your side objected. we're mo

. >> reporter: the senate overwhelmingly passed the bill following house speaker mike john i joh johnson's stalemate move. on the far left, a few democrats objected to sending israel aid during the humanitarian crisis in gaza. also touching off controversy, a fourth provision in the national security package that could lead to a ban of the hugely popular app tiktok unless its chinese owner, bytedance sells within nine months. christopher wray telling lester holt on tuesday -- >> tiktok for us represents a national security concern. and the reason i say that is that tiktok's parent company is beholden to the chinese government. >> reporter: the ban will likely be delayed in court, as tiktok vows to fight it. in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >>> idaho's near total abortion ban was argued before the supreme court. the state currently only allows abortions when the mother's life is at risk. the law requires hospitals to provide whatever treatment necessary to stabilize a patient. the liberal justices seemed concerned. >> her life is not in peril, but she's going to lose her reproductive or

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grand say they want the same thing to happen to mike john said they, they say he was replaced that he replaced kevin mccarthy and was brought into office to oppose this kind of deal. he made this kind of deal and they want him alice did. so we shall see what happens next. i'm concerned that the speakers gotta deal with the democrats of fun for mores rather than to secure a border. how did a bill that was intended for veterans that came out of the house become a bill that may bring us to the brink of war, at least 3 places on the globe by sending a 100000000000 dollars to military contractors. how if you creating officials reacted to the bill being passed, the ukrainian president has already responded in kind with, great, thanks. he personally bank speaker of the house mike johnson for making the deal that he promised not to make. we add a message from zelinski that might have online, but let's also recall a statement made by the ukranian president a few days prior to what i but we suggest that this is not a secure leticia. then this is politics. and to be honest, it is a shameful, the

easter vacation, and how said a few weeks ago the speaker of the lower house of the us congress, mike john. he is going to finally put to a vote the question of unblocking aid to ukraine, and bucin was going to put it to a vote even on april 9. then some mass media, of course american with reference to their sources in white, sorry, in the congress, wrote that most likely this question will not be put to a vote until the middle of april, and maybe there will be a vote in the second half of the month. so we will wait tomorrow, well, and then we will see how events develop, you can be sure that you will be the first to learn about it in the world about ukraine column, eventually on the espresso tv channel. let's go further: from the west, it is not worth playing with the lives of ukrainians, instead, more actively help them resist russian aggression. the president of finland, alexander stub, said about this on the air of the american tv channel cnn. according to him , ukraine needs... more ammunition and more weapons, and the western countries should give them all this as soon as possible, h

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now is michael mckee, sitting down for an inclusive conversation with new york then-president john williams. mike thank john williams for joining us on bloomberg radio and television worldwide. the numbers came out. pretty amazing. are you continually surprised by the american consumer? john: first of all, welcome to the new york fed, we are celebrating our 100 anniversary here. consumer spending is strong, driven by strong fundamentals. job growth has been solid, real wage grains. -- gains. that is a part of the story. what we realize is we are getting a nice tailwind from the supply side of the economy. go to labor force growth, strong productivity, good real wage gains. with that, consumers are spending. mike: what is the thinking among your colleague, does this last, is this a surprise that go away at any minute? john: one thing that makes it hard to forecast as we are still feeling the effects of the pandemic, russia's war in ukraine, everything happening in between. we are still seeing an adjustment process by the consumer in the economy overall. overall, i think the economy will continue t

speaker mike john so set to speak with columbia jewish students this afternoon after things got out ofi-israel chants. >> israel go to hell. >> it is right to rebel. >> israel, go to hell. >> israel go to hell. >> reporter: things here at nyu haven't escalated yet, but there are nypd officers on standby, at a moments notice they get the call to move into these private campuses, when the campuses and police say they can't really handle it anymore. edward: alexis, before you go, is that fence around just the business school or is it expanded to the rest of the nyu campus? coother colleges follow suit? >> reporter: we'll have to see. they put there up pretty much yesterday. this is part of the business school. they have not expanded it just yet. this is the hot spot where we saw all the tents set up. this is one of the main areas. why they think it could help. nypd is asking campuses to take control before they get called in at the last second. police think this could be a good way to prevent protests in the future, edward. edward: it is sad, it has come to this. thanks alexis mcadams at

people from setting up those gaza solidarity encampments, we just heard from the speaker of the house mike john talking about the university, telling protesters, hey,, it out here out of this campus and go back to class. and you can see here what is going on with these boards, this comes as nypd says they are ready to jump in it but the schools -- if schools need help cleaning the campus. >> we don't wanted to get how it got was george floyd, that is why we are handling them with kid gloves, but as chief john chell says, of the try to hold his rhetoric on the streets setting up encampments kind that is not going to happen. not as long as we are in the leadership position here in the city. >> nypd -- prejudices have been gathering in front of the library and the location where they are learning to different ways to handle police if they are kicked off campus during a protest. just the other day more than 100 arrests and accounting here at nyu, so the schools using large boards to block it off. you can see here this is what happen when our cameras or try to get close to those protests happening i

two year three authorization until 2026, john question mike >> john: kelly farris as they had to take another vote next week on a motion to table on the motion to reconsider. can you put that in english for us? >> rick et cetera is basically saying we are going to vote again. okay? so what you can do to euthanize that, to terminate that, is table it. that kills it. so we don't see that very often where somebody demands a roll call vote on that very arcane piece of parliamentary procedure. basically you hear this at the end of very roll call vote where they move to reconsider and somebody says they moved to table and that's it. that did not happen today and that is the hold-up that will delay getting to the senate, john. >> john: it would be very helpful if google translate would add congressional >> sandra: it's app so we could all understand it. >> that's what i'm here for, john. >> chad, thank you very much. center? >> sandra: fox has confirmed an afghan national with ties to terror has been arrested and released into the u.s. not once but twice now. senior correspondent why it wasn

speaker mike john about to speak on it at columbia university.eanwhile joe biden turning a blind high. trump has a plan to stop it. tammy bruce to weigh in on. story. former attorney general bill barr on the latest power grab by joe biden's sec. "breitbart"'s john carney on biden's regulatory octopus and a left-wing group think chorus will be panned by mark simone and joe concha. first up, fox senior correspondent, rich edson, he has the latest on the rise of anti-semitism at u.s. what you got? >> reporter: this was asked be at the white house briefing. they were asked about protests spreading across come puss across the country and growing calls for university presidents to resign. more for the administration to get involved. part of that speaker mike johnson will address students and the media at columbia university. he and other republicans called for the resignation of columbia's president. white house was asked about that, refused to say in or any private university personnel decisions but did condemn anti-semitism. >> protests must be peace

you'll recall what happened last fall when mike john, kevin mccarthy became the first speaker and american history to be ousted by his own colleagues as a threat right now, from mike johnson, i asked one of those eight republicans voted to oust kevin mccarthy about what they gain from pushing them out from the speakership what would good came of getting rid of kevin mccarthy? >> well, i think one of the best things that came on here a precedent has been set you can't just do whatever the hell you want, regardless of what the voters that sent us here, what they want, what they demand in what they deserve it's time for these people to start trying to legislate and stop trying to be popular okay. so we have to make hard decisions that when your decision is solely based on whether or not someone's going to talk bad about john social media you're not thinking right and that just shows you just a taste of the republican anger right now, the republican divisions at several of these members, like cod going the end of his bow, like congresswoman lauren boebert called this vote a slap in the face to

maria: and that was republican senators mike lee and john kennedy on the senate floor last week withuck schumer and the democrats refused to hold a trial for homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas over his handling of the southern border with drug and human trafficking spiking in america as a result of that that open border. the dismissal of two impeachment articles against mayorkas comes as more than 10 million people have crossed illegally. ted cruz just told us it's actually 11 million people illegally in the united states under the biden administration. that does not include the roughly 2 million so-called gotaways that we know of, that that we've seen evading apprehension and disappearing into the country. joining me now with reaction to this "sunday morning futures" exclusive is senator mike lee temperature of senator, thanks very much for being here. why can't you move the needle on securing the border and holding people accountable? >> look, we've had a seismic shift in terms of who's coming into in this country and the number of people coming in. the reason that we c

tentially a bloat, the special counsel's the indictment against trump also tonight, a defined speaker, mike johns says he's not signing after a second republican hardliner joins the fo to ta away s gavel. we're following the chaos on catol his johnson's sphip pe in the balance welcomto our viewe he in the united states and around the wod i'm lf blitzer a year in the situation room the sk, n breang new let's ben with breaking tru's hush money tal of donald wrapping up just aittlwhile >> proceedings gaining momtum after an aernoon of intense questioning. cnn's kara scannell has details from just outside the urthouse inew york. harrak give us the lest wolf jt moments ag seventh der,ith ated in th trial, he's a male, he's a civil litigator. and youay it's meiews about tru during his presidency said likely he didn't agree with him, bute said he coulbe afteanother fullay of jury selection, where there are now sevejuror seated ithis ce >> it's this like massive sensofravitas and imrtant because you know tt this is history in the making. dozen more potential >> jors filed intoanhatt courtrm tuesdaand six

john brooks had a longtime connection with the barn's owner, mike connors. as john brooks' former chief financial officer of his company that he owned for many years in londonderry, new hampshire. narrator: enough clues were pointing to this barn for police to search it. but by this time, more than a year had passed since the murder. the first thing detectives noticed inside the barn was that it was very clean and some of the flooring was new. if the barn was the primary crime scene, the spot where jack reid was killed, there would have been a lot of blood to clean up. the interior was sprayed with luminol. houle: luminol is an agent that illuminates blood. blood can be sitting for months, years, several years, and still be detected by luminol. narrator: the cracks between the barn's floorboards began to glow and so did some spots on the ceiling. we were able to find significant amounts of blood in areas where blood had seeped through planks in the barn floor. narrator: samples of this blood were so diluted, investigators suspected the area had been bleached.

to huddle and figure out next steps was a huddle on the flexion senate republican whip john thune, ted cruz, mike lee, jon kennedy macconnell chief of staff. john cornyn who is hoping to become the next majority republican leader was part of those conversations. there was certainly some frenzied huddling on the floor. so in the meantime jon tester jr who is a critical boat ran over and snapped a bag of peanut m&ms at a cory booker's desk but some of the floor activity. thee outcome is a foregone conclusion is not going to be a senate trial. i think senators are waiting for this to be over with. >> hill.com is read go to read alex bolton's reporting about of his colleagues but always great color in the hill. thanks for filling us in. >> thanks for having me on. mr. whitehouse, mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. a quorum is present. the senate is considering the point of order presented by the majority leader. >> a senator from texas. >> madam president rise to make a motion. the majority leader has argued the secretary mayorkas defiance of federal immigration law and activating and abetting of the

it's not a leap of faith for mike john so.ne pursuit of power. >> congressman, basil said he was traveling to the scene of the other crimes. classified documents, is some of the nation's most sensitive secrets were stashed in bathrooms and other places. that the fact that this time now there's a press event to talk about it. it's all happening in full view. what should concern all of us about that? >> that evidence that you pointed to that we brought out on the january 6th committee when trump is on the phone and he's going through the false claims of traud and they are saying that's not true. >> it was among the most damning tail light because it was a direct insight into donald trump's mind. that's just lie, leave the rest to us. i know i can count on the republicans in congress to do what i want to cave to implement my will. and with speaker johnson heading down there, the second time a speaker went to kiss the ring, we have a very public affirmation once again. the republicans in congress will do whatever donald trump want

that ukrainian certainly mar-a-lago that sends a really strong signal about where he stands on mike johnson. john says, now you also did a news guy with with kevin mccarthy. >> where is he now? >> well, that's true. let's say, but here's the difference. i do think mike johnson will get them democrats support. he'll be able to weather mccarthy made it clear he didn't want any democratic votes and it kinda still does own fate. their look, republicans need to get through this year that any more chaos, it's good politics to keep my johnson where he is. we will look crazy if we get rid of the second one, we will look in capable of governing, keeping him in there is good. it provides stability in american law, feel more confident can i back up? >> did you ever play yourselves? and i put it in this context because this conversation started in the fall with a $110 billion package that the white house had to include border border security. and because they thought there's no way we're getting this through without border security. mike johnson said, if they want this foreign aid money, you got to secure th

mike tobin, thank you, john? >> john: all right, sandra, how do you top that?nt biden and former president trump running on different issues for the race in november, trump sees on the border crisis well up biden's campaign leans into abortion so what issues will stick when voters head to the polls? richard and we have the what the former president in grand rapids, michigan, two days ago flanked by law enforcement officers about illegal immigration, listen here. >> just a few weeks ago i met with a grieving family of blake and riley, you know lakin, she was incredible. top of her class, everything was the top. she was incredible. i bet the parents incredible people. the 22-year-old nursing student in georgia was barbaric we murdered by an illegal alien animal. >> john: what happened to lincoln riley but he is really going after biden on this issue you see terminus amount of support from law enforcement and angry people, how does biden counter that argument? >> i think we have to remember with lakin riley wept remember what happened to her and some solution so y

on wednesday morning for mike johnson yeah. john, the biggest thi tt capitol hill is whate haven'seen. and that is the legislive tax. exactlyhat but the plans to keep several fug bills moving through thuse ofepsentatives we still don't know whae plan is to fund ukraintaiwan, israel, and and another fourth bill that inudes miscellaneous items that the house, right now, wiout th legislative texts, house publicans caot begin the process of even reviewing th legislation or knowing how they would vote. this votalso would like slip into the weekend if they reveal that republicans have a 72 hour rule that requires them to look over that text for three days. so that's the first item of businessis tt just not haening because it's taking time to write the legislation? in or is that not happening because there is this threat against johnson relating to whether or not he keepe speaker's gavel right now, we know of two republicanwho saying tt they would we'llellg marjorielor greene, and then tmas massie announcing that during a repuican conferen

incredible challenge, a bitter gop infighting, derailing the gop agenda and now threatening speaker mike johnson, john resolution ways, major decisions over the fbi spying power and providing billions in aid to ukraine, all as a threat to oust him continues to loom as congresswoman marjorie taylor greene in escalated her attacks and motion to vacate is real >> we can't >> continue to be led by our elected speaker of the house. that's passing the democratic agenda. our voters will not tolerate that. >> all of it in raging fellow republicans, this is incredibly reckless. this is nothing more than just look at me. >> no one else is paying attention. so here's my motion to vacate. >> and i went to my time. i think senate certainty that's unnecessary. frankly, it was a mistake when this congress allowed it to happen, to kevin mccarthy. >> it's an impossible job. the lord jesus himself could not manage his conference where this can't, you just can't do it. >> johnson will soon see his razor thin majority shrink, giving him just one vote to spare. but the right-wing continues to give johnson fits furious ove

there was a huddle on the floor between senate republican whip john thune, ted cruz, mike lee, john kennedy and mcconnell's chief of staff, john cornyn who was hoping to become the next republican majority leader. he was part of those conversations. so there was, there were certainly some frenzied huddling on the floor, you know, and so in the meantime jon tester who is a critical vote here over and snuck a bag of peanut butter m&ms out of cory booker subtest. at some of the floor activity. the outcome is a foregone conclusion. huckabee senate trial so i think senators are waiting for this be over with. >> hill.com as we can go to read his reporting and out of his colleague. always great comfort in the hill. thanks for filling us in, alex bolton. >> thanks for having me on. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. .. i got from with the to proceed to close session to allow for deliberation on the question as required by impeachment rule 24. >> madam president? >> majority leader in a previous consent request we get your site a chance for debate in public the way it should be, and your side objected. we're mo

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john: our friend mike is here, former senior advisor to president biden. mike has a point that in many ways, we choose to be as polarized as we are. it is not as if -- i will not drag mike into this. it is not an alien invasion. voters get to some extent what we deserve and there is no doubt about what is at stake. the former president has been clear in deed and in word about what would result from this. how do you make the case to those republicans who are reachable by reason, to make a different choice? rep. cheney: first of all, you know, what we are seeing around the country, both in the primary last night as well as the republican primaries throughout the season, numbers of people -- republicans who will not vote for him. they make it difficult for him, for trump, to win a general election. people do understand on some level. people are frustrated with the choice, but it is clear as we get to the general election that you have a significant number of republicans who will not vote for trump. i think in matters of national security policy, sometimes you

so i have tremendous sympathy for my good friend mike johnson. lisa: johns now treasurer of louisiana but over a decade ago he was part of the tea party movement, and a founder of the freedom caucus, he defends the sharp motion to vacate. >> they fight hard, even when they are underdogs, even when they're in the minority. they fight hard for their policies. i can't say that about republicans, republicans oftentimes give in way too quickly. lisa: but the problem for johnson, is that he has some members who want to fight, but he has a bare majority. he doesn't have room to maneuver nor does he have good troop morale. >> we live in a time of divided government. democracy is messy. sometimes it's very messy. this is this is part of that process. and and we're going to keep the keep steady hands at the wheel. lisa: publicans like marjorie taylor greene do not want steady, they want their way. and she is using the tight margin to try to get it. in just over a week it gets one vote tighter. this means to pass nearly anything, including ukraine funding, it must be

what do you make of mike john son and how he's doing the job, i read this incredible also piece in thejohnson and he's got a fascinating backstory that might explain how he might actually thread the needle here. >> yeah, i mean, what's so interesting is these republicans had such ambitious plans, they were going to impeach the first cabinet member in a hundred years, that died last week. they were going to impeach president joe biden on vibes. their witness went to jail. they had plans about going to impeachment joe biden and their witness went to jail, and they had bills when it came to appliances, and they had to postpone that and that is that serious stuff. they just thought they were going to be able to do whatever they wanted. i was really worried this ukraine supplemental was not going to pass, because i didn't see a way that the burn it down caucus, the marjorie taylor greene and tommy massey crew wouldn't try to actually burn it down. what happened is pretty interesting, is mike johnson, for whatever reason and maybe it's because of classified stuff he saw, and maybe it's that

boehner said up until the day he resigned and i'd like to see mike johnson do the honorable thing like john boehner did and not put us in the lurch. mike johnson is the only one that can prevent what happened last fall without a speaker. he can acknowledge he's a lame duck, doing things we don't want and acknowledging he's not the man for the job and announcing his resignation and give us notice so we can replace him in conference. neil: let me come back, it comes back to the aid package that's cobbled together i'm not on the rules committee and i don't understand the process fully. i want to ask you about aid outright. to israel it seems like you're for it, ukraine, you're not, right? >> yeah, and a lot of conservatives are struggling with that aid to israel and the overall package because in order to get this bill to the floor, mike johnson had to agree to put $9 billion for gaza and some conservatives here are afraid that some of that will make its way to hamas and you know, that's the nature of this aid. that's a big problem. and when it gets to the senate, the way they've structured th

the warrant requirement is not helpful9 and the reason that people we love and respect like mike pompeo and johnvin nuÑes who have been in the intelligence community and are our guy, are conservatives who came out of the judiciary committee, a couple of them, they said you can't put the want on this. quick scenarios, this is important for people to understand, maria. if we're surveilling a aist in the middle east and the terrorist sends an e-mail to john smith in anytown, usa, and the e-mail says the components will be delivered this afternoon for further assembly and delivery to the high school stadium during the game, okay, i think every american would want the analyst who saw that e-mail if that foreign terrorist to do a query of the other communications between those two persons. that is not unlawful, and that must continue. if that analyst had to get a warrant before that, it would add a huge time delay. the courts are not set up to be able to handle all that volume, and americans may die. we want to look at a those e-mails and find out, my goodness, which high school stadium, is this a bom

jenna ellis his former campaign attorney, john eastman, mike roman, boris epshteyn, and another person who's actually gotten a political promotion of sorts. and the time since christina bobb, you might remember that name christina bobb. she's a former oan anchor, host, tv personality, but she was also one of the key people pushing these election fraud claims, including an arizona she's indicted alongside jake hoffman and was recently appointed as the lead counsel for election integrity at the rnc. so again, the rnc, the national the national party, the republican national party, really hugging some of these people please key players from the bid to overturn the 2020 election. and it's hard to not notice the parallels between what donald trump himself, even though he's not indicted in arizona, what he's been saying about these investigations and these indictments related to the 2020 election. i'm going to read jake hoffman's statement after he was indicted, it sounds a lot like what we've heard about trump hoffman wrote, let me be unequivocal. i am innocent of any crime. i will vigorous

the dike trying to plug holes right now, so i have tremendous sympathy for my good friend mike johnson. lisa: johns now the treasurer of louisiana, but over a decade ago, he was part of the tea party movement and a founder of the freedom caucus. he defends the sharp motion to vacate. >> i think democrats, to their credit, they fight. even when they're underdogs, even when they're in the minority, they fight hard for their policies. i can't say that about republicans. republicans oftentimes give in way too quickly. lisa: but the problem for johnson is that he has some members who want to fight, but he has a bare majority. he doesn't have room to maneuver, nor does he have good troop morale. >> we're living a time of divided government. democracy is messy. sometimes, it's very messy. this is part of that process. and we're going to keep steady hands at the wheel. lisa: republicans like marjorie taylor greene do not want steady. they want their way. and she's using the tight margin in the house right now to try and get it. in just over a week, that vote gets even one vote tighter. that means, to pass

. >> john: mike rogers who is the chair of the house intelligence committee in 2024 was talking about the crime problem there. we will look forward to what he has to say about 12 minutes from now. in the meantime tesla sells more electric vehicles than any other in the world but for the first time since 2020 sales are down which is a not so good sign where demand is lagging as the biden administration pushes more of them to american consumers. let's bring in transportation secretary pete buttigieg. good to have you with us. on this tuesday afternoon. let me pursue that, tesla sales fell 8.5% the first quarter of this year for this week laying off two-thirds of its workforce at florida, scaling back a better reproduction facility because of low sales. the ev sales are nowhere near the president wanted or expected yet they continue to shove them down consumer's throats why? >> let's be clear. consumers have wanted and purchased more evs every single year than the year be before. and tesla is facing more competition as gm and ford and a stellantis other competitive players make sure they

it put john mike johnson in a tough spot when he said no, i'm not going to do it johnson has shifted. he has reversed. he had voted against every ukraine bill until he took until he took the speaker's gavel. and then when you started seeing some of the intel behind closed doors, he said, listen, this is a real threat i am no longer just backbencher representing 700,000 people on the wheezy anna, now i am representing the house of representatives, 435 people the country and i have to look at this through a different lens. and he's also you all know a man of faith and by all accounts, he, he, he, part of this process was he sat down any prayed and he said & the decision came after after that that process. and he really went out on a limb here because there's a lot of angry conservatives including the previous mentioned two who want to boot him from office, right? >> ron, how damaging do you think it was? two johnson that now this ukraine aid has gone through, but there's nothing on the border yeah, i've looked that was their choice. right. i mean, you know the senate bill that included

. >> john: one of the big arguments that he had same uncle don mike michael cohen was on his podcast blaring from the rooftops everything about trump in this case. that trump could not say a thing. here is what michael cohen posted on x yesterday. he said "despite not being the gag defendant out of respect for judge juan mershon and the prospers i will cease posting about donald trump on the podcast until the trial is ended. see you in a month or more" where does the that leave us with the gag order? >> it's a little belated because cohen has been on the air on the podcast on social media attacking the former president. not just about the trial and the testimony and the charges, but also about the campaign. and i think the judge made a mistake. his order was too broad. it should not have included michael cohen who has been allowed to use this as a shield while attacking trump. we will have to see. i suspect the judge will find him in contempt. the reference recently to pecker will be cited even though it's a favorable reference in that respect. the weird thing is one of those violati

republican senators ted cruz, john kennedy, mike lee proposed several options how the trial could proceed and they are looking to satisfy both sides of the political aisle. they say it ultimately comes down to the u.s. constitution. >> we are going to see chuck schumer throw out 200 years of history, ignore the constitution, why? because he does not want these managers to present the evidence of the people dying because of their policies. >> it has nothing to do with the evidence and it has nothing to do with what's right. this is raw gut politics and you know it. >> if they take a way out of this and betray our constitutional obligation, we have an obligation on our side to make clear it's not okay. >> harris: republican congresswoman kat cammack is in "focus." mike tobin is at the u.s. border in el paso, texas, where illegal crossings are surging. mike. >> we're seeing a surge of activity at the border, harris. this is despite the extra physical barriers put in place by the texas national guard. they put right here on the border is calling the anti-climb barrier, fencing with razor wire

that on tuesday president zelensky spoke with speaker of the house mike johnson, what he told you was his message to the us legislator. johnhat he told the speaker that the $60 billion relief package should have been approved yesterday, and it should have been approved yesterday, well, apparently he did convey this idea to the speaker of the house mike johnson, who immediately after the start of the new session of congress, stated that his top priority, and this at a time... when america is experiencing an invasion, will be sending of this 60 billion dollars to ukraine, possibly in the form of a debt, not that anyone expects ukraine to ever pay it back or be even grateful for this money, they are already ungrateful. so, we sent a message to the speaker of the house asking him to come and explain why, when the majority of republicans, both voters and members of congress, are against it, why he decided to join the democrats in doing something that americans themselves believe we should not do in sending another 60 billion dollars to pay pensions to ukrainians... conservative, that he is working with the biden administration

. >> you know, whether it's mike johnson, kevin mccarthy, or paul ryan, john boehner. the caucus is -- they don't have a governing philosophy of trying for legislation. they have a philosophy, using the pools that the house offers to try to block legislation, to try to block anything positive for the country. and the senate is doing the same thing with the future. filibuster. our nation, this goes beyond, i think, having a slim majority and i think it goes-- just goes about what is their governing philosophy, and how they can implement that. and the frame work of our congress is delicate. unless there's a will to compromise, especially where we are. to get anything done. look the at current proposed legislation from the senate on the border and immigration, and that's being blocked and this is not new. if you go back 10 years ago to 2013 there was a gang of eight bill from the senate that the house killed and even when boehner was trying to legislate budget matters with president obama. and he wanted nothing-- just great and you can do that, but that really what was in

it's mark meadows, mike roman, jenna ellis, john eastman, or it's epstein and it's the 1927 yankees of bogus election fraud essentially at the center is one man unindicted coconspirator number one, also known as donald trump, the former president of the united states. now, the arizona indictment is yet another blockbuster moment in a post-presidency that has been historic for all the wrong reasons. and it's not the only time today in a remarkable turn of deja vu that we learned that the former president it could have been charged with crimes and a swing state where he tried to deny the will of the voters in michigan and investigator identified today the trump was also an unindicted coconspirator in the alleged plot to change the 2020 election cnn legal analysts, eliot william is at the magic wall to explain more about what exactly is in this arizona case, elliott sure. >> and let's take a look at it, abby. thanks a lot. and so this here is the indictment walking through charges at nine different counts against 18 different individuals, some of whom will be household names and recogniza

whether it is mike johnson, kevin mccarthy, or john boehner, [indiscernible] they don't really have aoverning boss trying to pass legislation. they have a governing philosophy using the tools the house offers to try to block legislation and to block anything positive for the country, and the senate is doing the same thing with the filibuster. our nation, this goes beyond the slow majority. i think this just goes about what is there philosophy and how are they going to implement that? and the framework of our congress is delicate, and unless there is a will to compromise on both sides, especially when we come from different philosophies, nothing is ever going to get done, and you can look at the proposed legislation from the senate on the border and immigration, and this is not new. you go back 10 years ago to 2013, there was another thing that the house killed, and ruth bader was trying to legislate budget matters of president obama to get the conference in order, and they would just fight everything. if you want to do nothing, this is a great conference and you can do that. host: tha

all right, mike, thank you for that, john. okay. let's head to the east leaders of the port of oakland. they voted unanimously to move forward with renaming the oakland airport did. the is set to take a final vote next month's but we'll see what san francisco to say about because they threatened to sue over this, saying that that. >> san francisco name, if they take it, would infringe on a supposed trade over. sarah stinson has that story. >> and impending lawsuit from san francisco didn't seem to stop the port of oakland's board. in fact, they didn't bring it up at all. commissioners only talked about how the name change will put oakland airport on the map boosting its revenue. the oakland airport is one step closer to getting a new name. the san francisco bay, oakland international airport to stickley i 7 eyes most the board of port commissioners unanimously voted in favor of the new name in its first reading of the ordinance thursday afternoon. the commission says this is needed to boost travelers, geographic awareness of where t

mike massey said this is like a john boehner thing where he gets powered out.d to andy biggs on saturday. he said, i don't really see the point of this, hopping on board. we have only a couple of major priorities for the rest of the year. i think there are some conservatives who will probably see a challenge next year, but i think a lot of people are worried about u how it's going to impact them in november. >> i also think for music josh shapiro, he has problems in november, he doesn't have problems now. my problem is when he came to the speakership, we were reminded he was one of the architects of the way trump could have tried to overturn the election for congress. he's now the speaker of the house. he will have a prominent role in certifying the election results. how are democrats going to feel comfortable potentially saving his job come february if president biden were to lose? >> they think he's more of a straight broker. s he's very religious and believes in what he says. maybe marjorie taylor greene waits until june, which may have set a lot of her prag

here with reaction is the speaker of the house, mike johnson is with ake johns . >> i don't think he needed any more evidence than what you posted on what we've put up on the screen. but he just flat out denied that he di mor d it.at's y >>ou what's your reaction to tht ? >> well, it's his own signature on the document. that's why we posted it. ?the evidence speaks for itselfk as we used to say in the courtroom. >> but, look, it's highly possible that he doesn't even know what he's signing, sean. i mean, that mightsibl doesn't n more alarming. >> but i think this episode highlights b what yourguests two previous guests have already said. i think the vague and laura said it very well this , is election is about showing the contrast between these two visions for america. and this this proclamation on easter sunday is just tha a great example of that. >> this radical leftist, progressive vision for the country is not who we i are as americans. >> and i think most of the country agrees with us, sean, and i think that's why we're going to have a very successful l ha ver. n november >> all