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joining me senator mike lee from the great state of utah. senator lee, welcome.ne of the quickies that came up in the press briefing today from our own edward lawrence is the student loans. more money paid out for student loans. i'm sure this has nothing to do with election year vote buying, but mike lee, you're an attorney. what, what about, what in the english language does joe biden not understand? the supreme court has said you do not have the authority to do this. he keeps on doing it. can you just help me out on this? it is in our native tongue. he speaks it i think. i know you speak it. i certainly hope i speak it. what don't they understand, senator lee? >> look, supreme court has said it. nancy pelosi has said it. the rest of us acknowledge it. the president of the united states doesn't have the authority unilaterally to go around canceling this many loans, once just at the stroke of the executive pen. and yet he defiantly persists, insisting that he will find ways to do what he already has been toll he may not do under the law. this is someone, who yes,

in this article, mike lee puts the question squarely, he says that if american.to, the united states must leave the alliance, this is absolutely clear. a decision that could trigger the next world war cannot be made by transnational elites who are not accountable to any country or its citizens. if we are serious about preserving us hegemony, dependent. neither in in no case can force our country to take the risk of nuclear escalation, of course, he is the author of the article here, but these are not only or not so much his thoughts, these are primarily thoughts. trump started small, he said that america was not going to pay the bills for the collective defense of those who were not ready to contribute the necessary money, but gradually this idea transformed into , by and large, an ultimatum to those forces that are dragging the united states into a global conflict, trump there are many allies here. even in europe there are such people the recent meeting between trump and hungarian prime minister viktor orban was called a rally of the right-wing international. uk

used in a sensational, and in many ways programmatic article for american isolationism, senator mike lee lee puts the question bluntly, he says that if the american establishment under biden manages to push through ukraine’s admission to nato , america will have no choice but to leave nato. if ukraine joins nato, the united states must withdraw from... the alliance, this is abundantly clear: a decision that could provoke the next world war cannot be made by transnational elites, unaccountable to anyone. one country or its citizens. if we are serious about preserving us hegemony, dependent europe can never force our country to risk nuclear escalation. of course, michaely is the author of the article here, but these are not only or not so much his thoughts, these are primarily donald’s thoughts. trump and the trumpists, the new generation of american isolationists. trump started small, he said that america is not going to pay the bills for the collective defense of those who are not ready to contribute the necessary money, but gradually this the idea was transformed into, by and large , an

in this article, mike lee puts the question squarely, he says that if the american establishment under admission of ukraine to... america will have no choice but to leave nato. if ukraine joins nato, the united states must leave the alliance, this is absolutely clear. a decision that could provoke next world war, cannot be accepted by transnational elites who are not accountable to any country or its citizens. if we are serious about maintaining us hegemony, dependent europe can in no way force our country to take nuclear risks. trump started small, he said that america was not going to pay the bills for the collective defense of those who were not ready to contribute the necessary money, but gradually this idea transformed into a big one. an ultimatum to those forces that are dragging the united states into global conflict. trump has many allies here, even in europe there are such people. the recent meeting between trump and the prime minister of hungary, viktor orban, was called a rally of the right international. ukraine was one of the key topics, and in the very first interview tha

some just as they were supposed to vote like mike lee has been on a tear against earmarks, rand paul. they continue to not be involved. you seen some movement and's some is not necessarily the met gaetz type it initially kay granger, the top republican on the house appropriations committee said i'm not going to submit request but has changed her stance and submitted some smaller earmark read west. you don't see all the members of leadership like from senator mcconnell. there has been a growing number of people submitting written west even among the conservative wing but there are still some very anti-earmark members. host: jack fitzpatrick, thank you for being with us. washington journal continues. host: joining us via zoom is republican congressman andy biggs. he served on the judicial and accountability communities. good morning, how are you. the last caller had a lot of concerns about sources he can trust about voting security and one of the things he said is why can't republicans get their stuff together? what would you say to that collar? --caller? guest: when i spoke to a group

to vote like mike lee has been on a tear against earmarks, rand paul. they continue to not be involved. you seen some movement and's some is not necessarily the met gaetz type it initiallygranger,n the house appropriations committee said i'm not going to submit request but has changed her stance and submitted some smaller earmark read west. you don't see all the members of leadership like from senator mcconnell. rowing number of people submitting written west even among the conservative wing but there are still some very anti-earmark members. host: jack fitzpatrick, thank you for being with us. national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] ♪ >> since 1979, in partnership with the cable industry, c-span has provided complete coverage of the halls of congress. from the house and senate floors, to congressional hearings, party briefings and commite you a front row seat to how issues are debated and decided. with no commentary, no interrupt

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mike lee with me this morning. mike, i don't want to talk stocks yet, i want to talk about bitcoin.a rally. $68,000 a coin as of this morning, 67,6 right now. is that a bubble, do you think? >> stuart, i don't think even close. so the whole point of bitcoin, it was created right after the inception of quantitative easing, is as an alternative to fiat currency. and so the fed balance sheet at that point was roughly a trillion dollars, it's now $7.a 5 trillion. -- 7.5. the federal department was 12, 13 trillion, now it's $34 trillion and we're creating a new trillion dollars of debt every hundred days. and i think the key appointment for bitcoin was last year -- moment for bitcoin was last year after the failure of silicon valley bank when janet yellen said they could bail out every depositor in the system. and so at that point, bitcoin went from $17,000 and 27,000 when the rest of markets sold off. and that's the first tame where you had a risk-off event where bitcoin rallied. what i would be on the lookout for is if it hits a new all-time high, three out of the last you are four tim

mike lee joins us this morning. mike, great to see you.losing in on 40,000, s&p and nasdaq seem to hit new highs every week if not every day. i mean, does this rally have legs? what would stop it? >> yeah, so is, you know, you would need some sort of exstrong now event at this point meaning something unforeseen, some data point that's way out of consensus that says inflation all of a sudden goes from a little over 3% to 5% in a job war, something really bad would have to happen, some sort of massive accounting fraud. so i don't see that happening anytime soon, and typically when you see this amount of strength, so we're up almost 28 from the if october -- 28% from the october lows, 21, one of the best 2- week rallies -- 21-week rallies we've ever seen in the market, and from there strength almost always beif gets more strength. -- begets more strength. and to me, what is the most remarkable thing about this market rally is expectations for fed rate cuts have gone from 6 to 3, and that 3 is a shaky 3 at best. ashley: yeah. >> and we still c

have we still not gotten to the fact that mike lee was the first to mention it was eastman. and whether it was scott perry or jeff clark. i find it amazing that we have not gotten to the root cause. trump has been able to wrap this around a radicalization of people with thoughts and beliefs from conspiracy theories. my fear is that the courts don't know how to react and i think there is so much data. we had a 30 million lines of data. we looked at 5 million pages of records and text messages. i don't think the judiciary at this point with how vast this was could get their arms around the moving parts. >> that is the dij@ vu of it all. will he be able to pay his bond? the fact that we are talking about him attacking not only judges but their family members. part of it is that this is a pattern of behavior and what i think is challenging is you both want to situate the pattern of behavior without saying that it is all the same. don't worry. nothing new here. look away. >> this is such an important point. when you think about what is at the root of the january 6th insurrection,

are four years later after they tried to move us out of texas to new york, we found a way back, mike lee us get a bill to allow us to control our own destiny and this lawsuit now is scheduled against google. we've already had google, but scheduled against google to not just take back money that they've stolen from us, and that they've illegally obtained by being anti-competitive and using unfair trade practices, but also designed, change theest can't stop us. and can't control free speech. if the government can indirectly control our speech through these companies, free speech is gone. that's what we're doing. >> i would say that conservatives, we believe in the free market, but that he roux requires functioning markets, if you have google, facebook, and shutter them and we don't have a function market, it's important that we have people like general paxton. and turning it over, what would you do as the north carolina attorney general? i assume you're going team up with general paxton. >> absolutely. there's got to be an effective working relationship between attorneysen reinforce what o

mike lee's with us this morning. trump's truth social opens on the nasdaq in a couple of minutes.ump going to drive the stock? >> yeah, i think so. i think that's what you're seeing right now. this market cap valuation relative to the financials is pretty far far out of whack. but, look, this is your first social media platform that's not basically quasi-government controlled that's a public company. so, you know, facebook, you know, facebook obviously with what's going on at the supreme court, you can see the government's intimately involved in their operations. twitter, they're attacking elon musk from every single direction if he doesn't comply with what they say. so there is a lot of potential here, and the stock the i'd say the valuation is based on that potential, not based on what they're earning. stuart: it's based on the potential value of the company if trump wins. that's why it's a bet on trump winning. that -- can you interpret it hike that? -- like that? >> you can, but also this is now few truly a free speech platform. stuart: o.k. >> that is not controlled or or goi

to vote like mike lee has been on a tear against earmarks, rand paul.d. you seen some movement and's some is not necessarily the met gaetz type it initiallygranger,n the house appropriations committee said i'm not going to submit request but has changed her stance and submitted some smaller earmark read west. you don't see all the members of leadership like from senator mcconnell. rowing number of people submitting written west even among the conservative wing but there are still some very anti-earmark members. host:

mike lee maxwell. soup reports that in northwest and gonna, the government is setting up the ball hose to bring war tact close out to people. a celebration for clean water. this community has just gotten a new bull hole. it will be life changing. the women have never had such pure water almost at the doorstep. the long daily walk to a stream is over the ceiling. let's see, it's bundle off and you can step on a snake while going to fetch water from the stream. and you might end up being bitten, submit, well, but it has been a big problem in this community and office a lot of people, but now that we have this before whole by our homes, that old deal is over in new. so not like it's been many gets sick when drinking water from sophie is like streams and dams because animals also drink from the sources, the water can become polluted and lead to life threatening illnesses that are often difficult to treat as i see less than because almost all districts data for the increase in these numbers and the number of this that for the cases. so in the number of data cases and a lot of hospitals. so,

you heard mike lee, he's a conservative.f those republicans who railing against the deal itself, but wanting amendment votes, particularly on the issue of border and immigration it's important to keep in mind that a lot of those republicans voted against a bipartisan border deal that had been worked out earlier in the year. >> but they are >> still eager to show that they are trying to do something to address the issue of the border because they have constituents >> by sunday and a vote. what do you think sadly expedited it and we get this light, this fire under the feet of members of the senate >> there's something >> called jet fumes >> around here, which is when they just >> don't want, you >> and >> like i said, there is >> supposed to be a two-week >> recess coming up. there's a >> lot of these congressional >> delegations. these are >> these big trips >> usually overseas that members from both parties in both chambers gone there's a lot of those scheduled to come up, so that's another motivating factor. easter is next

on sunday on rtr, if ukraine joins nato, the united states will have to leave, american senator mike lee him , kiev’s entry into the alliance may become the match that will ignite the third world war, in parallel. perhaps it took place in the fall of twenty-two, then biden frightened those gathered that a direct threat of the use of strategic nuclear forces had arisen for the first time since the cuban missile crisis, while american intelligence had repeatedly officially stated that it saw no signs that russia was ready... to change its nuclear weapons. you pointed to an incident in which the russians almost used nuclear weapons. tell me what happened. while collecting data for this book, i spoke with senior us officials involved. and we've come much closer to the first use of nuclear weapons since times of heroshima and nagasaki than i think we imagined. this is extremely concerning to the point that i am told and this is a direct quote. that the united states was seriously preparing for this possibility. it was at the end of summer, beginning of autumn of twenty- two. at that time, rus

if you look at jd vance, mike lee, ted cruz, josh hawley. rick scott. they can cause a lot of trouble for whomever succeeds mitch mcconnell as the republican leader. whether in the majority or the minority. >> trump is facing problems within his own coalition. losing ground with the small donors who carried his first and second campaigns. how bad is this? >> they see what the grift and the graft really look like now. donald trump's financial problems are real. both personally and politically. and that will be a stressor on donald trump. i think what we should be most concerned about is does that create a danger in donald trump the candidate and possibly as president again? is he willing to look to bad actors to some type of financial reprieve? how does it influence his behavior going forward? we have seen this game with donald trump and it is not a good one. he blends ethic rules and conflict rules and that is bad for the nation. >> i would love to get your view on this. because not only did we see the former president having trouble with small donors,

also with us, mike lee. bryce good to see you. oking at futures, we have a pretty good selloff underway. the dow industrials down 89, nasdaq down 93. mike, we're looking at stocks lower going into the open after a big day yesterday on the upside. of course, that was led by tech and a.i. optimism in the middle of nvidia's kickoff to its annual a.i. conference yesterday. nvidia announced a new generation of a.i. chips and software. it includes a new a.i. graphics processor named blackwell, this stock is incredible. it's down this morning but it is up 240% in the last year, mike. did you learn anything from that a.i. conference yesterday? it's continuing today. what do you make of the nvidia story? >> so, the big headline is this blackwell chip which is five times as powerful as their hopper series. which is catapults them back into the lead or leaves everyone else in the dust as it comes to these gpus or graphic processing units that are needed to put together the computing power to use j generative a.i. the other thing that's not ta

maria: well, mike lee, jump in here. because don't forget, new york community bank corp.up some of the leftovers from the failed signature bank last year and so you've got more assets there, stock down 30% this morning. michael lee. >> so brad, inflation seems to be pretty sticky and every time we've seen inflation top 6% it's traveled -- it's fallen and then traveled back above 6%. i don't know if we're necessarily going to get that but it seems to me these hopes of fed rate cuts are a little bit overdone until we see better inflation data take. what are your thoughts on that? >> completely agree. everyone is saying when is the fed going to cut, how much is the fed going to cut. i think that's the wrong question. the right question is why would the fed cut. employment is still very strong. we'll see if that holds next week. inflation is still high. it seems to be stabilizing in the 3 to 4% range. the fed has no reason to cut. that said, the markets are down to about three expected rate cuts which is what the fed has said. i think you're right, there's still more room to

. >> martha: when you look at charlie baker, the conversation that he had with mike lee, lee asked himrm of the transgender inclusion policy on female athletes? what are the findings? if not, why not? baker said there was no research related to their current policy in that regard, riley. what do you think about that? >> well, i'm not surprised. this is the same approach that former president mark emmert had and now charlie baker. what we've seen with the ncaa, it's full of cowards, spineless, morally bankrupt cowards at that. so look, we're hoping that they do the right thing. i believe that people within the ncaa are hoping that this is a successful lawsuit. i don't think that they want too be troubled with making this decision. puts them, puts charlie baker in a difficult position. same thing these states that prevent males from competing in women's sports at the state level. i believe the ncaa wants these states to get this legislation through so it takes it off of their plate. again, they want to avoid accountability and responsibility at all costs. >> martha: yeah. reka, your fina

you're going to be widening, you know what mike lee wrote down through weightings pass one day and all of a sudden find out that we got a dead body out there, like to keep digging all these dead pies abound there the area of the officer is describing was caulkins patrol zone around the time of the disappearances three sets of human remains were found within ten months in or near that zone. two are still on >> they were not the remains of either philippe santos or terrence williams one was sergio good arrow, an undocumented mexican immigrant with no known direct connection to caulkins all three cases remain unsolved. it was yet another dead end in this tragic story. the families of terrence williams and fleet by santos have been in limbo for 20 years. >> the >> sheriff's office says the cases are still open >> the car county sheriff's office is taken. both these cases very seriously over are almost the last two decades. we followed up on dozens and dozens of leeds we've had people recently call in given locations where they believe bodies could have been dumped in our county, those area

if you look at jd vance, mike lee, ted cruz, josh hallie. moreno. rick scott, they can cause a lot of trouble for whoever succeeds mitch mcdonnell, whether majority or minority. >> donald trump is facing problems within his own coalition, losing ground with the small donors who carried his first and second presidential campaigns. how bad is this for him? >> it's very bad. because they don't want to pay his legal judgments and litigation fee. and they see what the grist and the graft really look like now. i think donald trump's legal problems are real, personally and professionally. i think what we need to be concerned about is, does that create a danger in donald trump the candidate and possibly as president again. is he willing to look to bad actors to? foreign actors, for some type of financial reprieve? how does it influence his behavior going forward. we've seen this game with donald trump and it's not a good one. and he blends ethnic rules and conflict rules and that is ultimately bad with the nation. >> maria teresa, i'd love to get your input

for attorney general senators mike lee and ted cruz.britt but impressed by former rival doug berg ham and may tap him to lead the transition if he wins. he is a very competent executive. >> bill: he brings a businessmen taalt. >> dana: my friend who worked with him at microsoft said he would have voted for him as president. news as possible vice president pick. all rumors. tim scott, congressman byron donalds, governor christie nome and tulsi gabbard. i don't know who came up with this list. >> bill: triple the list right now too maybe. >> dana: bill hemmer is on the list. >> bill: no, i'm staying with you or going to the arctic. what is this about with dei at medical schools? you'll hear about it next. choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels because advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. so for faster pain relief, advil the pain away. ♪ ♪ make your dream car...a reality. mercedes-benz certified pre-owned vehicles are rigorously inspected to live up to the highest

let's bring in mike lee. i want to talk about the cryptos.te a rally in these past few months. we got record highs for bitcoin. i was reading your notes, and you say, you know what? for bitcoin the party is just about getting started. you said the last four times that bitcoin hit a new all-time high, it took on average just 30 days for it to double. so by my really poor schoolboy math, about $140,000 the next month. what say you? >> so it's an unbelievable trend, and it's typically when things hit all-time new highs, people get nervous. but the reality is you should never sell at an all-time new high. and if you think about why bitcoin was created in the first place, it was due to quantitative easing and the unbelievable amount of spending at the time from barack obama when nancy pelosi, when they had both chambers of the house and the senate, the amount of spending that was coming in and the quantitative easing in response to interest rates running away, that if you can just keep printing money more forever -- for forever, we need something

and right now utah senator mike lee does not want to budge. once we get this bill. >> we shouldn't forced to rush the judgment on it. >> now the senate's top republican mitch mcconnell is less optimistic than johnson telling his members to prepare to stay through the weekend in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> as more international support flows to ukraine. allies are waiting for the u.s. now to make a move. the biden administration is putting pressure on congress to pass further aid, but the effort has now stalled at a meeting of eu creating allies in germany. defense secretary lloyd austin said that the u.s. must step up to help ukraine, but that effort is facing some resistance back at home. senator lindsey graham has been one of the top ukraine supporters in the senate, but during a trip to ukraine this weekend, he says it's time to change course. he argued 8 no interest loan might get more political traction amongst lawmakers than giving direct aid. i'm all in for helping ukraine. >> have to do it in a form of a loan business. i think it

picks is he looking at senator mike lee and ted cruz. jason miller was asked about this who works for trump's campaign. he said it's too early to speculate on this. if you really want to know the truth, it has to come from the mouth of donald trump. >> steve: right. >> brian: last minute mike pence was not going to be the pick. stuck on a plane listen you want me to be the pick. elise stefanik somebody i thought would be strong. they said one of the weaknesses she has doesn't have a big donor base. can't deliver new york. tim scott, you don't need tim scott to deliver south carolina. also, i know for a fact that doug burgum is being heavily investigated. they have hit it off. they have this business thing together. they think they complement each other well. >> ainsley: he is also a billionaire. >> brian: they couldn't believe how the trump machine was working. they had flown to a few events with him. and they say the way on the plane the way that everyone has their own position. hear a pin dropp. he loved the way trump organized everyon

mike lee from utah crying in a selfie video that he posted saying he could never support somebody like this. it looked like the campaign was over. in and around this time there was the stormy daniels stuff and her talking potentially about an affair she had with donald trump. so michael cohen paid her money. michael cohen then later said after events unfolded as they did that donald trump told him to make that payment and that donald trump would pay him back. there was a payment made back to michael cohen after donald trump took office. the interesting thing i find about this upcoming trial, whenever it does get set is the access hood tape isn't going to be admitted into evidence. why is that? >> so interesting. judge merchan is playing it right down the middle. i think it was a wise choice on his part. he ruled it can't come in audio or visually, however they can talk about it on the stand. in trials like this, the ultimate question is probative versus prejudicial. he ruled that type of inflammatory language was more prejudicial than probative, meaning it's overly inflammatory. you ca

and right now utah senator mike lee does not want to budge. get this bill. >> we shouldn't forced to rush the judgment on it. >> now the senate's top republican mitch mcconnell is less optimistic than johnson telling his members to prepare to stay through the weekend in washington. i'm jessi tenure. hospital staff at the london clinic now under investigation after reports revealed that an employee tried to illegally access kate middleton's medical records. >> she was being treated there in january. the princess of wales have been admitted for abdominal surgery, according to the british newspaper, the mirror, at least one member of the hospital staff was caught trying to access her medical notes during her stay. senior bosses at the hospital became aware and they immediately alerted kensington palace of the security breach. the hospital says once the investigation is complete, the proper disciplinary action will be taken. coming up here, the new drug that is leading to a decrease st ives in san francisco. >> check the fit of your sports bra bef

teary first-person video testimonials from senators like mike lee of utah crying how he were disgusting what he said and the couldn't stand by him. canceled from a paul ryan event. didn't show up to show up and stand next to him in wisconsin. a very big deal and felt like the campaign would die. interesting that might be introduced as evidence. ask one question about the other case. i know we're trying to keep them all in our head. this one in fulton county. just scott mcafee has said that he will rule on whether he's going to disqualify d.a. fani willis by end of two weeks. that is tomorrow. he had a -- a ruling just the other day dismissing some of the charges against donald trump and some of the co-conspirators. how did you read into that? >> some people are reading into that therefore means he's not going to disqualify d.a. willis. i didn't read that into it but i think not disqualify d.a. willis. not because she didn't do an unforced error, which i think she has done, but because there's been no proof, in my opinion, there's been an actual conflicts of interests that the d.a. has a

certainly, you're going to have voices like josh hawley, rick scott, mike braun, you know, mike lee,ave these so- called breakfast club senators, as we've come to call them, who have really been a thorn in the side of mcconnell's leadership. rick scott catalyst year. that's what happened to mcconnell in years and years. so, yeah. this is not surprising that hawley is making those kind of comments. mcconnell's not gonna go anywhere, though, until november when they elect their new leader. and you know, as much as the breakfast club senators would not like to see it, there are the three johns in the race to replace them, plus, you know, the steve daines, the trump aligned folks, but it's probably not gonna be any of the guys that don't like mcconnell now. it will be challenging, certainly, to get anything done without him in that position. >> i mean, right now you have, that's what's happening in the senate. the senate, i would argue, they will at least get their act together and do their job, right? can you tell the senate, you gotta pass the bill for the american people, this is what

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i think mike lee, ron johnson ran paul, ted cruz or also will be outstanding candidates. but the center is going to do it the center is going to win. do unfortunate, i don't have a vote on that >> all right. congressman bob. good. thank you. we appreciate you answering our questions tonight. >> thank you. >> next on newsnight, tonight's op-ed s e cupp is going to tell us her take on the state of today his republican party and >> alternative to pills volterra. is a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source, volterra and the joy of movement >> when you buy or sell your car, exactly how you want with car gurus, you might begin to wonder, what if you could do things your way all the time >> some do come true >> get your car, your way, get it with gurus >> what's your sap >> that's why vision works, >> makes it simple to schedule an eye exam that works for you, even if you have a big trip to play playing around. >> meghan, see you right now. >> that's conve

julie, mike, amber lee live tonight in oakland. >> amber. thank you. >> well, more than 20 years after being convicted of murdering his wife, laci and unborn son, scott peterson may get a new trial. earlier this year, the la innocence project announcedt would take up the peterson case, arguing peterson's state and federal constitutional rights were violated. in his 2004 trial, a status hearing will be held tomorrow in san mateo county. scott peterson, who is now 51 and serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole, will join the proceeding via zoom earlier today on the four, we spoke with ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza about the hearing, the status hearing, the judge is going to ask, have you run into any problem with discovery, the innocence project is going over all of the evidence. >> they're looking for dna evidence, and the judge wants to know how swiftly or swimmingly are you moving down this road to possibly discovering new exculpatory evidence? >> cardoza says the involvement of the la innocence project is a big deal,

ktvu henry lee live tonight there in the newsroom with more on the story. henry >> mike. the county says its recall rules are inconsistent with state law. they want to align it so that everything is done legitimately. but some say this is not the time to change any procedures. alameda county voters are not voting tuesday on whether to recall district attorney pamela price, but what they will decide is whether to align the county's outdated recall procedures with those of the state is specifically about about a recall procedure. >> it's not about any one recall at all that means if passed, measure b would raise the number of signatures needed to put a recall on the ballot. >> give the registrar more time to count signatures, and set up a recall election supervisor lina tam says as it stands now, alameda county has a ten day deadline to verify signatures. state law allows for 30 days. >> we need to, uh, be practical in our ability to verify the signatures, but also call for the recall election in tam supports the measure, but critics said now isn't the time to change recall

some just as they were supposed to vote like mike lee has been on a tear against earmarks, rand paul.y continue to not be involved. you seen some movement and's some is not necessarily the met gaetz type it initially kay granger, the top republican on the house appropriations committee said i'm not going to submit request but has changed her stance and submitted some smaller earmark read west. you don't see all the members of leadership like from senator mcconnell. there has been a growing number of people submitting written west even among the conservative wing but there are still some very anti-earmark members. host: jack fitzpatrick, thank you for being with us. we appreciate the look ahead to the week in washington. coming up next, we will be joined by the national urban league president and ceo mark morial and later congressman andy biggs, republican from arizona will join us to take your calls. we will be right back. ♪ >> friday nights, watch c-span's 2024 campaign trail, weekly roundup of c-span's campaign coverage, providing one-stop shop to discover what the candidates across

senators are planning to delay the $1.2 trillion spending package due to the time crunch with senator mike leef utah: the process utterly absurd■), senator rick scott y saying this is a crazy way to run a country. roy, republican of texas had this to say about the process. >> the time for continuing the same games in this town is over. there is more time left. i was meeting with automobile manufacturers this morning talking about the extent to which the rule that was filed will force them to go to basically two thirds tv manufacturing by 2032 which means they've got to start building out their supply chain right now. that will fundamentally alter an destroy the livelihoods of millions of americans, driving up the cost of their vehicles, driving up the cost of food which is why you got edie's piling up on lots as we see. what are my republican colleagues going to do today? fund it. you all know what is going on at the border. my friend talked about the 100 that bum rushed the national guard in el paso that is making all the headlines themñ it is rs every single day. republicans pat themselves o

senators are planning to delay the $1.2 trillion spending package due to the time crunch with senator mike leef utah: the process utterly absurd, senator rick scott y saying this is a crazy way to run a country. roy, republican of texas had this to say about the process. >> the time for continuing the same games in this town is over. there is more time left. i was meeting with automobile manufacturers this morning talking about the extent to which the rule that was filed will force them to go to basically two thirds tv manufacturing by 2032 which means they've got to start building out their supply chain right now. that will fundamentally alter and destroy the livelihoods of millions of americans, driving up the cost of their vehicles driving up the cost of food which is why you got edie's piling up on lots as we see. what are my republican colleagues going to do today? fund it. you all know what is going on at the border. my friend talked about the 100 that bum rushed the national guard in el paso that is making all the headlines the last 24 hours, but it is relentless every single day. repub

mike. ñ> all right. cristina rendon cristina. thank you for that. barbara lee, her congressional seat indeed. for grabs. lee endorsed lateefah simon prea mentioned, simon is a bart board tran's 18. jennifer tranl a cal state university east bay professor. we heard from lateefah simon just a short time ago. we know that there's no one trick pony to public safety. >> it is about jobs, say jobs. it's about good health care, say health care. health care is about people in communities taking care of each other. >> lateefah simon again heavily favored to move on to november. but that race still has yet >> all right now to the race for the white house, where biden ant donald trump have both secured a >> and let's take a look at the republican primary results. donald trump with 75% of the vote tonight. nikki haley with 21. also, let's give you a look at how president biden is can ss secured 90% of those votes. a 2020 rematch appears to be inching closer. it sure does. >> nationwide, voters in 15 states, plus the territory of american samoa, cast ballots this super tuesday for both the democratic and

mike mibach. >> fbi agents converged on the federal prison in dublin, where there's also been a shakeup in leadership. that's right. >> our crime reporter, henry lee has been at the prison all day. he joins us now with the very latest on what's happening. henry >> yeah. mike and julie, we've all day here at possibly buildit another criminal case in the wake of a massive sex abuse scandal involving female inmates and guards. a major shakeup at the all women's federal prison in dublin on monday, as fbi agents swarmed the facility, ktvu has learned. the warden and associate warden and a captain were all dismissed, and that new leadership is now in place. the restructuring comes as about 20 fbi agentsúraided the facility. a bureau were at the prison conducting, quote, court authorized law enforcement activity but declined to at the prison for most of the day. at one point, they were seenc removing at least one box of potential evidence and placing it in a minivan. the prison has been at the center of a long running sex abuse scandad extensively by ktvu. eightt& prison workers have been charged by federalúprosecutors with including former warden rayven

lee. greg, the focus has now shifted toward the general election. julie. >> mike, good evening to you.nd biden dominating the contest tonight and honing in on each other as polls closed around the country. both men fell just short of a sweep of super tuesday, but certainly began setting the stage for november. mr. trump, at this point only losing vermont to haley. he watched the results roll in from his mar a lago estate in florida, and it changed from his previous victory speeches. he did not single out nikki haley or call for her to drop out. he didn't even mention her by name. the former president instead called for unity in the party. trump will bounce between the campaign trail and the courtroom as he faces 91 felony counts. tonight, sphe centered his attacks on president biden as he turned the page to november. >> there's never been anything so conclusive. this was an amazing an amazing night, an amazing day. it's been an incredible period of time andc our country's history. it's been sad in so many ways, but i think it's going to be inspiring because we're going to do something

lee is here now. after speaking with that victim, henry, mike and julie, the laundry owner tells me the 65 year-old woman is like family. >> and he asked us how would we feel if one of our family members was attacked this way. they are demanding accountability. >> i'm very angry, very scared, and the police system don't do anything about it. >> 65 year old ruth wild is upset after she was attacked by two women while working at woody's laundromat on park boulevard in oakland. wild says she told one of the women they had arrived too late to start their laundry on march 16th. here you can see the woman in blue taking her clothes and leaving in a car. but they came back 40 minutes later and began yelling at wild, saying they were missing some of their clothes. they demanded she checked the laundromat surveillance video, but wild does not have access to the video. the woman, blue, grabs her and pushes her against the machines. a few minutes later, the woman in yellow makes a punching motion, then hits her, knocking her to the ground. >> they grabbed me here and drag me around the wash house and punched me. >>

similar >> mike, similar to lee anderson as well.ntiment. >> similar sort of sentiment to lee anderson . suella lee anderson. but suella braverman much better. braverman put it much better. you know what i mean? so target exactly. suella braverman it exactly. suella braverman did it in a a way that people could in a in a way that people could start thinking and debating about. but when the prime minister said night, this minister said last night, this week, with senior week, i've met with senior police and made clear police officers and made clear that the public's that at the public's expectation, expectation is that not to merely manage these protests, but to police them. and i say to the police, we will back you when you take action. he should have been saying that months ago. and not only that, i sincerely believe the police have all those powers now. the problem is nobody in government, nobody the home office, nobody at the home office, nobody at the home office, nobody in downing is nobody in downing street is ordering police .

mike mibach. >> fbi agents converged on the federal prison in dublin, where there's also been a shakeup in leadership. that's right. >> our crime reporter, henry leejulie, we've all day here at possibly buildit another criminal case in the wake of a massive sex abuse scandal involving female inmates and guards. a major shakeup at the all women's federal prison in dublin on monday, as fbi agents swarmed the facility, ktvu has learned. the warden and associate warden and a captain were all dismissed, and that new leadership is now in place. the restructuring comes as about 20 fbi agentsúraided the facility. a bureau were at the prison conducting, quote, court authorized law enforcement activity but declined to at the prison for most of the day. at one p

lee, is here now. greg, both candidates have some work to do. >> julie. mike, it's certainly an uphill climb for steve garvey, but adam schiff, he still has some work toúdo to build his coalition. both campaigns turning their focus to the next eight months ahead of the this runoffúmarking a major shift for this u.s. senate seat in a lot of ways. thank you. >> and let's go on and win this thing on and over, everybody. >> we haven't come this far to only go this far. >> democratic representative adam schiff will meet republican and political newcomer steve garvey in the general election for the right to fill the senate seat long held by the late dianne feinstein. >> now it's a different race. essentially, adam schiff could run steve garvey's campaign in the top two primary system. now steve garvey has to find his own voice. the two men emerged from the crowded field in the most expensive senate race in state history. of dollars to the chagrin of democrats katie porter and barbara lee. >> remember the old saying, be careful what you ask for. he's like the pitcher

no offense, lee, with infiniti, the pedal, the come to the global news update on our team to national i a mike, so quite a us. now, moscow is deciding ministry has confirmed the ukrainian troops tried to breach the borders of the russian regions of belgrade in crust. of the attacks failed and keeps forces suffer the loss of nearly $200.00 soldiers. pre emptive actions by russian units have foiled yet another attempt by the ukrainian armed forces to break through into the puerto territory of the russian federation. near the sputter use in that area of the built road region, as a result of russian air strikes and artillery fire, up to a 195, you cranium, service men were eliminated civilians. a man and woman were killed in the belgrade region of russia following artillery, showing by the forces of the key of regime according to the local authorities. now, the man who was killed was driving his car on a very busy street during this barbaric attack. there were dozens of other drivers on the road at that time, but they were unscathed. now russian armed forces in the neighboring cursed region, also

lee, is here now. greg, both candidates have some work to do. >> julie. mike still has some work toúdo to build his coalition. both campaigns turning their focus to the next eight months ahead of the this runoffúmarking a major shift for this u.s. senate seat in a lot of ways. thank you. >> and let's go on and win this thing on and over, everybody. >> we haven't come this far to only go this far. >> democratic representative adam schiff will meet republican and political newcomer steve garvey in the general election for the right to fill the senate seat long held by the late dianne feinstein. >> now it's a different race. essentially, adam schiff could run steve garvey's campaign in the top two

also with me is michael lee strategy founder, chief contributor, great to see you. thank you for being here. mikent to the kick things off with looking at these markets and, up sean, i want to get your take on the fed this morning. here's where we are. the dow industrials are down 32 right now but the nasdaq is up 154 we've got the nvidia a.i. conference underway and that has a.i. stocks on fire again. but look at interest rates. the 10 year treasury yield is all the way back up to 4.3% this morning as the federal reserve kicks off the two day monetary policy meeting tomorrow, we're not expecting an interest rate cut tomorrow, widely expected to leave rates unchanged but we are waiting to hear what jay powell says at the press conference in terms of the possibility of further moves in rates this time lower. sean, what are your expecting and how would you put money to work here? >> good morning, maria. thanks for having me i'm expecting the same things we've been hearing from the fed. inflation over the long run the trend has been coming down but interestingly enough in the short run it's trending