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joining us is mike turner from the great state of ohio. chairman, thank you for being with us.rt with what is about now a one-month-old war. it seems like some have lost aptide for taking on hamas and calling for ceasefire and pauses. what do you think? >> trey, thanks for having me on. it is disconcerting to watch how quickly people lose sight of the terrible atrocities hamas committed when they killed over 1000 innocent israelis and israel has to be in a position to defend itself and take this conflict to hamas to protect itself in the future. you are right, that conflict resulted in creased risk to the united states itself. it's been just over a week that the director came before the senate and says we have greatest threat to the homeland since over a decade. he had a discussion with the intelligence committee of the house and related the same and said he is concerned about the risk to the united states. >> trey: chairman, we are seeing violent and ugly protest, threats against jews in this country. how worried should we be about this war being exported to our homeland actin

trey: mike turner from the great state of ohio a very busy man with a very important job. you for joining us on a sunday night. trey: coming appreciatively manage terrain republicans and democrats together to condemn her hateful rhetoric towards israel. it shut down time again politico olivia beaver's from capitol hill (♪) kevin! kevin? kevin? ooh, nice. kevin, where are you? kevin?!?!?.... hey, what's going on? i'm right here! i was busy cashbacking for the holidays with chase freedom unlimited. i'm gonna cashback on a gingerbread house! oooh, it's got little people inside! and a snowglobe. oh, i wished i lived in there. you know i can't believe you lost another kevin. it's a holiday tradition! that it is! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. trey: welcome back to "sunday night in america" rashida tlaib hostility towards israel was too much for her own party, some of them nearly all republicans in a couple dozen democrats joined together to discipline readership to lead she accused her own government and genoci

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adviser jake sullivan, and the chairman of the house intelligence committee republican congressman mike turner. plus countdown to iowa. the iowa caucuses are now just 50 days away. ? we are now in second place in iowa. >> everybody's attacking me. that should show you who they care about. >> can any of trump's rivals catch up and stop him? and actor and advocate. selma blair who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis five years ago is using her voice to fight for those with the right of all those living with disabilities. >> i want equity. i want justice. >> joining me for analysis are leigh ann caldwell of the washington post. republican strategist brandon buck and simone sanders-townsend. former chief spokeswoman for vice president kamala harris. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >> good sunday morn. it took weeks of excruciating secret negotiations involving u.s., israeli, qatari and egyptian officials and personal pressure from president biden to persuade a r

chairman of the congressional intelligence committee mike turner said that the united states says threehen it takes another six months before the weapons reach ukraine. since the beginning of the middle east war, washington has not transferred weapons to ukraine for 59 days. the warm welcome of the ukrainian foreign minister , nato's gestures are understandable, but the military alliance is concerned that trench warfare leads to heavy losses, we should not underestimate russia, this is a very serious warning, because that in reality the alliance looks tired of the war, even the us soldiers, this is what distinguishes us from others, our proposal is very fair, you send us weapons, we fight. ukraine is experiencing an ammunition shortage; of the million artillery shells promised, the allies have probably delivered only about 3,000. obviously. ukraine needs more weapons. we have already begun to work intensively in this direction, carrying out further deliveries of anti-aircraft systems, as well as measures to support civilian infrastructure, for example, generators. i once again urge the

. >>> we go now to the republican chair of the house intelligence committee, mike turner.ave you back with us, sir. >> thank you, margaret. >> you've said that that absolutely brutal and horrific attack on october 7th by hamas was a huge intelligence failure. things were missed, and then there were operational failures, as we know, once the attack was under way. given those massive blind spots, can the u.s. actually be confident in israeli intelligence now when it says that what it's doing is with full accuracy? >> i think there certainly is a gap that was unexpected with respect to israel's intelligence gathering. we saw the failures of october th when they failed to he soot emerging -- see the emerging and horrendous attack and taking of hotages, we wondered whether or not it was a lack of focus. the united states is working with israel in trying to assist in locating hamas and understanding hamas' structure. we're actually understanding that israel has a gap in capabilities. of the operational aspects as you related, because we saw a lack of response after the hamas att

chairman of the house intelligence committee, mike turner, said that the stumbling block.uation on the border with mexico, which is a higher priority for washington in terms of spending, may become, and senator from connecticut, chris mirfe , emphasized that in order to receive funding, both ukraine and israel need to respect human rights. i think this is quite consistent with the way we provided aid to the allies, especially in wartime. it is important that we talk about what help that we provide to ukraine or israel must be used in accordance with human rights laws. different assessments of what is happening in the sector... are heard in europe. the head of eu diplomacy, josep borel, in an article for financial times, noted that the conflict can only be truly resolved using a two-state formula. it is necessary to end our political myopia, which amounts to the belief that the conflict can be resolved by, in words, supporting a two-state solution, but at the same time allowing it to worsen. my recent a trip to this region strengthened the conviction that the best guarantee

opposite opinion from the chairman of the intelligence committee of the republican congressman mike turner, who said that it's not a long time until christmas, and the house probably won't have time to vote on these issues and agree on all of this and vote on a funding package before christmas. and he emphasized, he blamed the democrats for this. he said that even though this funding package included $4 billion in additional security measures for the southern border of the united states and measures to combat the fentanyl epidemic, it does not include the policies that republicans would like to see in this package. however, we know that right after thanksgiving , the legislators will still return to these issues, and we heard literally yesterday, the day before returning to work in the house of representatives, from the speaker of the house of representatives, mike johnson. he spoke, when he spoke about priorities, the first priority he called israel, but the second priority he called ukraine, and he said the united states cannot allow russian president vladimir putin to march europe, i su

and all these budget battles continue, and the other day the head of the intelligence committee mike turnergree on the tranches, in principle, well, i agree with this assessment, i think that this will be approximately the case, yes, of course, in early december, when congress has fully convened after the thanksgiving holiday, here are the democrats they will try to snore through these tranches very quickly, but most likely this will not work, well, next week we will observe all this and i think that it is quite possible to discuss it in the senate, it will still be possible to pass this or that bill, that’s why that chuck schumer. the leader of the democrats in the senate and the leader of the majority in the senate is pretty tough-minded that we still have to accept something, so i admit that some republicans will try to declare another filibuster, but it’s quite possible that there’s 60 they will still find votes in support of the bill from tranches to israel and ukraine and will agree on this very bill. the main problems are in the election of representatives; here, as we observe, the p

the chairman of the house intelligence committee, your colleague congressman mike turner of ohio told me last week the u.s. is, quote, not pleased with israel's attempt at reducing civilian casualties and he said they're trying but it is not enough. do you agree in. >> look, this hospital is a military base essentially. the infrastructure. when i talked to -- >> for hamas. >> for hamas. and they use human shields, civilians and hostages. we talked to the minister of defense and said, you have to release this evidence. of what they're doing and the tunnels an the hospital to get this information out. i was really pleased that kirby and the white house came out with the truth that this hospital is being used as a military base in essence and putting innocent civilians at risk. and hostages. that is what they're doing. now, the humanitarian pause, the israelis support that. netanyahu told us that. that is four hours every day, to allow innocent civilians to take the road through the buffer zone they've created to southern gaza where the humanitarian efforts are taking place. food, medici

take a look at what the house intelligence chairman mike turner said about this yesterday.>> i think it will be very difficult to get it done by the end of the year. the impediment is the white house policy on the southern border. >> so, we showed everybody what the numbers were, $60 million for ukraine, $14 billion to israel. $14 billion for border security. my understanding is it's not the money that's the problem, it's the policy. it's the conversation around asylum. and other changes to the rules that republicans are comdemandi in change for this. do you see democrats giving in on this policy discussion in order to get this bigger picture? i mean, it's very critical aid to get it done. >> you know, kasie, republicans don't have the votes on the policy security, and they're trying to exhort as they continually try to do out there the appropriations emergency. and there is an emergency. our ally israel is trying to defend its southern territory and protect its people. the palestinians are trying to have a better quality of life and deal with humanitarian issues as a resul

. >> house intelligence committee chairman mike turner of ohio. good to see you. >> the house of representatives have voted to censure rashida tlaib of michigan over comments about israel and the wake in the hamas attacks one month and one day ago. last night 22 democrats joined most republicans in formerly rebuking congresswoman tlaib and she's the sole palestinian american in congress. the resolution focused on a video that she posted on social media last week which accused president biden of supporting genocide of the palestinian people and using this chant. [ crowd chanting ] that chant from the river to the sea, palestinian will be free is often interpreted as a call to dismantle the state of israel, which sits between the jordan river and the mediterranean sea and it is widely considered anti-semitic as it seeks to erase the group. hamas slaughtered jews and committed atrocities on october 7th. here is jared moskowitz of florida, one of the candidates who voted to censure. >> from the river to the sea means the destruction of israel and ever

i know that mike turner, chair of the intelligence committee, mike roger and mike -- chairman of the foreign affairs committee -- and yes, it is a requirement in the house republicans caucus to have been a mike in order to be in the leadership position, all of them are strong supporters of ukraine aid, and they are working to find a way through this impasse. there are bipartisan conversations going on in the house and decided to get that done. that is why i say 50-50. the support is there. will the leadership in the house allow us to have that vote? i don't know for sure. host: >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more. >> greatest town on earth is the place you call home. at sparklight, it is our home too, and we are all facing our greatest challenge. that is why sparklight is working around-the-clock to keep you connected, doing our part so it is easier to do yours. >> sparklight supports c-span as a public service along with these television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> next, a discussion of leg

your republican colleague, congressman mike turner, was on meet the press this morning, saying it woulddifficult to pass an aid deal with by the end of the year unless the biden administration meets gop demands on border security. democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut was on another sunday show, stressing support for conditions on israel aid, and making sure ukraine is included in the package. where do negotiations stand? >> well, i think that there are a significant number of democrats who support the presidents plan as introduced and think that we need to provide aid for our allies in israel and ukraine, and humanitarian aid for civilians in gaza. and we support that package, and that any republican wish list, particularly the poison pills that they continue to put on must pass ridge legislation throughout the year that had nothing to do with those items i just mentioned, should be dealt with separately. but we have serious needs, in ukraine, israel, and in gaza, the need to be met as quickly as possible, and i support a bill that will do that. we >> now, i want to switch to

. >> reporter: mike turner believes the tight timeline would make it hard to pass before the holiday.e senate in session through christmas to pass the plan. republicans insist the bill address border security. mike johnson signals that enhanced border security is a must if congress is to help ukraine. >> if there is to be additional assistance to ukraine which most of congress believe is important, we must also work at changing our own border support early. there's a lot of thoughtful negotiation ongoing, but most recognize need to work together because we owe that to the american people. >> reporter: the house returns today for the first time in two weeks. also on the docket the possible expulsion of gop representative george santos. stuart: congressman mike gallagher is with us. should be place restrictions on military aid to israel? >> no. there is no purpose, israel is complying with international law, go above and beyond to do so. i fear this is not only posturing on the part of progressive democratic politicians but a manifestation of the increasing pressure being placed on his

for ken buck, darrell i said, tom mcclintic, patrick mchenry, john, virginia foxx, cliff benson mike turner of duty at the border to know the alejandro mayorkas is not keeping a secure border. why the pushback in the impeaching of mayorkas. >> mayorkas needs to be impeach is long overdue receipt invasion at the southern border, millions of illegals crossing the southern border including high interest targets, potential terrorist are coming across our southern border this is unacceptable, mayorkas is not following the law he's preaching the law he needs to be impeached i voted to impeach him last night. maria: many of your colleagues did not vote. i guess that's their way of not impeaching mayorkas. >> i read something to do want to get the congress perspective on this. i read the reason that those individuals decided not to go after impeaching mayorkas is because the plan is to go after and impeach joe biden meaning the train has pulled down the tracks and republicans didn't want to see that there being too many impeachments, do you buy that line of thinking? >> i do not buy that line of th

buck sided with democrats on this, patrick mchenry, a name we know very well now, virginia fox, mike turnerurprised to see names like virginia fox in particular because usually they would lose no time embracing anything marjorie taylor greene does. what it base kpli is a push to let's do things and something resembling regular order even though this is a stunt process. let's have the committee do it. and that kind of a traditionalist approach. i do want to say, all this stunt impeachment politics which we have seen a lot of is occurring against the backdrop this week of the president biden meeting with the chinese premiere xi. and it just reminds you of the stakes of reality in places where there is common ground getting tougher with china. but yet still they can't push through a funding -- balance proposal pushed by the president with israel funding, ukraine funding and the border wall. something for everybody if you're on the right side of the aisle. it's a question again, you want to demonize is dhs secretary, okay. if you want to deal with the issue, fund it. fund it, border enforcement

mike turner is coming up to talk about that. >> dana: she wrote a piece -- she runs the free press, sheout dei. diversity, equity, inclusion. it is not about that. it's arrogating power to a movement that threatens not just jus but america itself. she goes on-i started to notice the whole system rested on an illusion. a worldview that replaced good and evil with a new rubric. it replaced lots of things. cover blindness with race obsession, ideas with identity. persuasion with public shaming. the rule of law with the fury of the mob. dei is not about the words it uses as camouflage. it is about arrogating power. >> bill: excellent piece. it is time to end it for no more compelled speech. no more going along with the little lie for the sake of being polite. she felt this 20 years ago but count define it. >> dana: she writes so beautifully about it. we'll pay attention. >> bill: we'll get joey back. he is out there somewhere. ivanka trump is at the courthouse moments ago. she will take the stand in minutes in the civil fraud trial against her family. we'll check in on that. the f.b.i. rais

stuart: your colleague mike turner says additional aid to israel and ukraine unlikely to happen for theear, roll tape. >> it be difficult to get it done by the end of the year. impediment currently in the white house policy on the southern border. the white house in this package including as a national security package recognizing the southern border is a threat. putting funding but is going to be policy changes. congress is going to require balls changed to make certain the border returns to the prior state and other types of provisions that would secure the southern border. stuart: congressman turner implies you cannot enforce border change policies, can you do that? >> that is the leverage that we have, the power of the purse. i cannot combat to my constituents. they understand that we have to stop food and. they understand that we need to slow down the march of china and we need to support israel. this is about priorities and as long as we have 2 million people a year that we know whether another million at least of god ways pouring over our southern border, the fbi director is ring

we'll interview representative mike turner and national security adviser jake sullivan. stick with us for "today in the bay." "meet the press" is on at 8:00 after our news cast. and we'll talk to larry gerston, looking at the survey showing the public's dismay about u.s. politics and what it means for the 2024 election. >>> let's take a live look now at sfo. and thanksgiving over now, small business saturday, as well. people about to start heading home. so of course, as we have been telling you, brace for the crowds if you are traveling today or tomorrow. aaa, as we told you yesterday, said today will behe worst. hit theoad before 11:00 this morningr wait until after 6:00 tonight to avoid traffic. aaa says the hours of 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. are the worst times to travel. >>> here in the bay area, the busiest spots are between sant fay congestion is expected to peak around 7:00 p.m. >>> cyclists and pedestrians may have to make different plans if you're using part of the san francisco bay trail. this section in redwood city will be closed between bear island road and twin dol

i want to take a listen to mike turner, he was on meet the press at talking about biden's proposed aid listen. >> it can be difficult to get it done by the end of the year, the impediment currently is the white house policy on the southern border. the white house in this package, including as a national security will recognize the southern border is the threat, put in funding, it only policy changes. congress will require that laws be changed to make certain that the border returns to its prior state, remain in mexico, other types of provisions that would secure the southern border. >> here's the thing, don, you and i know why republicans are doing this, they believe that arguing there is chaos on the border, arguing that rather it be about (inaudible) the biden administration. they believe it is a political winner for them and that is why they are trying it to foreign aid. the problem is it slowing down that aid will have real consequences for democracy abroad. it will have real consequences for america's standing in the world. do they realize the jeopardy they're putting us in? >> i

. >> that's republican congressman mike turner of ohio with a candid assessment of israel's strategy. it's a sign more hostages could soon be freed. we'll have the latest out of the middle east just ahead. >>> plus a preview of an important hearing today in washington that could determine what donald trump can say about his federal election interference case. >>> and also ahead, we'll remember the life and legacy of former first lady rosalind carter. ♪♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "way too early" on this monday morning. i eemg jonathan lemire. thank you for joining us for this short thanksgiving week. >>> with less than one year to go until the 2024 presidential election, for the first time ever new np be c news polling shows donald trump leading job. 46% to 44% in a hypothetical general election matchup that we should note is very much within the poll's margin of error. since 2019 when biden was a presidential candidate, no nbc news poll had ever shown him losing to trump before. that's four years worth of data now. this survey shows trump -- biden leading trump as recently as ju

ken buck, darrell issa, patrick mchenry, virginia fox, cliff bense and mike turner. it's interesting to see the group say no, we're not going to impeach mayorkas despite all the complaints for so many years about the wide open border. >> the level of duplicity that we are seeing at absolutely every level. todd mentioned that obviously trump can be basically indicted, we can have speed, race on the documents he has but no one wants to acknowledge the documents that biden has had. people are sick and tired of being directed one way by one political party, by another if it's another. we're awake. we're aware. we're not going to stand for it anymore. i feel like i'm speaking for the american public, saying enough is enough. don't clean up san francisco just because xi jinping is coming to town. how about you clean it up for the taxpayers. maria: it's incredible, the fact they cleaned it up for xi jinping. todd, your thoughts on the mayorkas situation. we've listened to republicans complain about the wide open border with real concern. i agree with had that concern. and y

first, mike turner said, i believe, on "meet the press" yesterday, that nothing will happen until nextministration. but ukraine and israel will have to move through the house of representatives, there's no question about that. mike johnson became the first speaker in history -- not in history but recent history to condition israel aid to domestic spending cuts which has held up the israel aids process. so a lot happening here, but i don't see any quick solution at all in any way, shape, or form. >> all right. we'll certainly be tracking that in the days ahead. co-founder of punchbowl news, jake sherman, thank you. we'll speak again soon. >>> still ahead, we'rer go ing to be joined by our friends at cnbc for a look at this morning's business lines as well as the inside markets which are down before the bell. you can see the red there. that's all straight ahead. d the. that's all straight ahead. new emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? [sfx: video game] emergen-c crystals. [group laughing] admit it. you use my old spice body was

republicans like congressman mike turner say they're concerned the bideo administration is not prioritizing american lives, especially since american aid is going into gaza right now. the administration says the 2 day extension also should allow more vital resources like fuel and water inside of gaza. but even as the number of trucks transporting goods has increased, the un says it's not enough to resolve a growing humanitarian crisis is. and as part of the four-day cease-fire, learning that israeli forces confirm hamas has released another 11 hostages. >> but on washington, raquel martin, back to you. grant. >> well, that's good raquel. but how is the white house responding to some criticism from some folks about the status of american hostages? there? >> well, they're definitely pushing back on this criticism. they were asked about this this afternoon. now they're saying that they're not part of any specific process detailing a which prisoners are hostages are specifically name they see. at the end of the day, it's hamas making that final call. >> all right, martin live for us in washingt

>> those are really good questions, and number one, mike turner said yesterday on "meet the press" thatthat they tackle in 2024. mike johnson on today in florida, these are conversations that are happening right now, negotiations that are happening in earnest in his words, right now, imminently, so mike johnson seems to be signaling, and he said, we understand there are deadlines so what he seems to be indicating is that this is immediate, it's urgent, and he understands that. >> jake sherman, always great to see you, thank you so much. >>> and still to come in our next hour of "chris jansing reports," more on efforts to extend the truce between israel and hamas beyond today. stay with us. mas beyond today stay with us blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours. for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. (aidyl) hi, i'm aidyl, and i lost 90 pounds on golo. relief, prilosec otc. i struggled with weight loss and weight gain my entire life. with all the yo-yo dieting i did in the past, i would lose 20, 30, 50 pounds just to gain them over and over

republicans like congressman mike turner say they're concerned the biden administration is not prioritizing american lives, especially since american aid is going into gaza right now. the administration says the 2 day extension also should allow more vital resources like fuel and water inside of gaza. but even as the number of trucks transporting goods has increased, the un says it's not enough to resolve a growing humanitarian crisis is. >> and in accordance with their agreement today, we know israeli officials laws has released another 11 hostages. we're not washington. raquel martin, back to you. grant, great news there. thank you. raquel. and less than an hour from now, the oakland city council will be having a special session to vote on a resolution to >> support a permanent cease-fire in gaza. councilmember carroll fife wrote the legislation the arab anizing center issued a statement thanking the city council for, quote, reflecting the voices of the diverse communities it represents and they say they will stand firmly on the side of peace and justice. meanwhile, the other side of jewi

but ohio republican mike turner says the biden administration should have pushed for american hostages to be released first, especially since american aid is going into gaza. right now, california democrat ro khanna is calling for a lasting cease-fire. so we need a real solution and needs to be palestinian state with israeli state. >> and president biden says that he's hopeful that more americans will be released. and today's exchange reyna. >> all right was shot. thank you for that update. well, back here at home, the oakland l, they plan to hold a special session tonight. >> they vote on a resolution supporting a permanent cease-fire in gaza. councilmember carroll fife riding up that legislation. the session is scheduled at 04:00pm at city hall. well, there are several events honoring former first lady rosalyn carter and will take place this week ahead of her funeral on wednesday. tonight, the public they can pay their respects. she lies in repose of the jimmy carter presidential library and museum in atlanta. murray university will host a tribute service in her honor. president the

but ohio republican mike turner says the biden administration should have pushed for american hostageslly since american aid is going into gaza. right now, california democrat ro khanna is calling for a lasting cease-fire. so we need a real solution and needs to be palestinian state with israeli state. >> and president biden says he's hopeful that more americans will be released in today's exchange. >> james darya kk shot. thank you very much. 6.21. and the oakland city council plans to hold a special session tonight to vote on a resolution supporting a permanent cease-fire in gaza. >> councilmember carroll fife wrote the legislation that session is set for 04:00pm at city hall. >> the best places to look to find cyber monday deals based on your recommendations. plus, a few of my favorite places to look. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. forgot it was cyber monday until he just said that. get on your computer. also get on your computer and scan this qr code will take you kron 4 dot com spot where you can recommend. >> nominate a woman, you know, is making a difference i

kristen will be joined by jake sullivan and by republican congressman mike turner of ohio as well. >> of millions of people are headed home today after a long thanksgiving weekend. maybe you. and if you are hitting the road, or hopping on a plane, be warned, it could be a messy ride with storms set to snarl some trims.lassman is tracking meteorologist angie lassman is tracking today's weather for us. angie, good morning. give us some good news, if you can. >>> to start off, i do have good news from the airports, notice all of the grown on the map across the country no delays san francisco to new new york down to the gulf coast. we have a storm system working its way east and 18 million people already this morning are under winter alerts including chicago, des moines, syracuse, cleveland, all under alerts this morning. we could likely see that number grow as this storm system continues its way into parts of the midwest and eventually parts of the northeast and southeast could get into some rain through the day today, chicago to detroit, the potential to see additional snowfall across t

mike turner, chairman of the house intelligence committee, thinks so. were unable to achieve any results during the so-called counteroffensive. thousands of residents of ramala took to the streets this night to celebrate the return of palestinians who were in israeli prisons , 39 people were released from prison, according to local reports... all of them are teenagers , about 40 more palestinians are expected to be released on monday. the hamas movement responded by releasing 17 hostages, 14 israelis and three foreign citizens. among those released there is a man with russian citizenship; he worked at a music festival and was captured. everyone was transported by helicopter to israeli territory, some were sent to hospitals. the palestinian movement issued a statement expressing its intention to pursue. four-day truce. israel is also set to take a pause in hostilities in exchange for the release of ten hostages every additional day. the day of the nizhny novgorod region was held at the international exhibition russia at vdnkh. guests were able to see per

mike? >> gillian turner live at the state department, gillian, many thanks. ♪ also breaking tonight, embattledk republican congressman george santos says his expulsion from congress would establish a new precedent that would be the undoing of many others. both democrats and republicans have offered resolutions to remove santos the vote is expected tomorrow. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is on capitol hill tonight. good evening, chad; mike, good evening. santos was defiant as lawmakers debated whether to make him only the sixth house member ever ex3e8d. santos torched the ethics committee but offered no rebuttal to allegations that he allegation bicedcampaign donors. >> put out slanderous report. this report is littered in hyperbole santos refused to resign. if he left the bullies would win. house has only ousted confederates or felons. >> neither apply george santos. and so i rise not to defend george santos, whoever he is, but to defend the very precedent that my colleagues are willing to shatter. >> house speaker mike johnson is conflicted. i personally have real concerns a

i know that mike turner, chair of the intelligence committee, mike roger and mike -- chairman of the foreign affairs committee -- and yes, it is a requirement in the house republicans caucus to have been a mike in order to be in the leadership position, all of them are strong supporters of ukraine aid, and they are working to find a way through this impasse. there are bipartisan conversations going on in the house and decided to get that done. that is why i say 50-50. the support is there. will the leadership in the house allow us to have that vote? i don't know for sure. host: adam smith, we appreciate your time. thank you, sir. let's get your calls. you can respond to what you just heard there from the congressman or any of the public policy political issues. joseph, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. thanks to everybody for their work and dedication. it's tough out here, i'm telling you. that last gentlemen, i appreciate his work. i do want to say something beyond this, please. he said bipartisan. we've got to get to something, the two sides are killing us. and with

continue , and the other day the head of the pawat committee and intelligence representatives, mike turnernk we will discuss it, but in the senate it is quite possible that we will still be able to pass this or that bill, well, because chuck schumer, the leader of the democrats in the senate and the majority leader in the senate, is pretty tough that we still have to accept something, well, i admit that some republicans will try to declare another filibuster, but it’s quite possible that there’s something they will still find 60 votes and this very bill the bill on tranches to israel and ukraine will be agreed upon. the main problems of the representatives here, as we observe, the position of the republicans also remains quite tough. here we are. are ready to allocate tranches to both israel and ukraine, but under certain conditions, yes, that is, a certain blackmail continues, on the one hand , to optimize government spending, on the other hand , to ensure the security of the southern border of the united states, so the budget impasse for now will most likely continue until january, we of

receive new aid from the united states until the end of this year, said republican congressman mike turnerbe solved. but how effectively the head of the united states can do this is a pressing question, especially now. joe biden. 81 years old, he is going to participate in the upcoming elections, here is the opinion of the personal doctor of the american presidents, who worked in the white house from 2013 to 2018. i monitored the health of three presidents, being the supreme commander and head of state is an exhausting job, mentally and physically, this man cannot do it, he proves it every day, it will be worse, it's incredible how he has deteriorated, his physical and cognitive abilities are no longer suitable for his position, someone in his inner circle needs to tell him this. the government will allocate more than a billion rubles to the regions for treatment children with diabetes, support will increase to 4 billion next year. mikhail mishustin stated this at a meeting with deputy prime ministers. the funds will also be used to purchase continuous glucose monitoring systems. the cabin

turner, thank you very much for being with us. always appreciate your insight, sir. >> thanks. >>> despite doubt expressed by other republicans, speaker mike johnson is feeling, quote, confident in the house's ability to push through supplement al funding for ukraine and israel. >> and there are deadlines on it, so i'm confident and optimistic that we'll be able to get that done. >> he might be the only one. at a press conference yesterday, johnson named both israel and ukraine aid as top priority, but he didn't commit to tying the two of them together. he did demand that any ukraine aid must include changes to u.s. border policy. of course many democrats are opposed to that. let's bring in our political reporter. thank you for being here. how complicated is johnson's path forward? i'm honestly surprised that he could say with a straight face we're confident that we'll get that done because sitting here, i don't see it. what is your reporting? >> it is a tall order at this point. right now the funding is in the senate. when i talk to republicans in the senate, they say the president's plan is dead on rifle arrival in its current form. so t

turner. i'll see you in the chair next saturday on sunday at two pm. -- starts right now. >> kilometers avoid a government shutdown in the next three days? house speaker mike johnson unveiled the funding plan that has no spending cuts. and some of his colleagues wasted no time rejecting it. we'll get into it is in this two tier approach and what happens next. and donald trump is giving us a glimpse of the alarming anti-democratic tactics that he is planning. things like using the department of justice to punish his critics and rounding up and detaining masses of immigrants in camps and so much more. this isn't just trump being trump and we cannot be -- plus today's simone spotlight. oscar award winning costume designer ruth carter is here. the queen of afrofuturism. and we create a full -- of costumes for some of the biggest films and marvels black panther movies. -- and i have something to say. -- reasonable solution are dead on arrival? members of congress have just five days to decide if the 32-page bill unveiled by house republicans to avert a government shutdown, for now, is a viable path forward. it is the biggest test yet for the newly elected house

mike johnson wants to approve another temporary plan to extend spending through january, but it would likely include policy changes are spending cuts. the democrats likely won't support our washington, d.c., correspondent jessie turners that report. >> shutdowns are stupid. most republicans and democrats agree with south dakota congressman dusty johnson. but how to avoid a shutdown is still largely partisan. my initial idea was to extend that january. 15th speaker mike johnson supports a second temporary measure that would fund the federal government through early next year. there's some good arguments for that. but johnson is also entertaining. another idea called a ladder cr it would extend government funding agency by agency for different periods of time. we'll see how that goes. i think we can build consensus around translation. >> they want to shut the government now. >> house democratic leader hakeem jeffries worries any gop plan would come with unreasonable policy changes or steep spending cuts attached that devastate and undermine. the health, the safety or the economic well-being. of the american people. but indiana republican congresswoman aaron, how chan supports another temporary measure to resolve diffe

i know that mike turner, chair of the intelligence committee, mike roger and mike -- chairman of the foreign affairs committee -- and yes, it is a requirement in the house republicans caucus to have been a mike in order to be in the leadership position, all of them are strong supporters of ukraine aid, and they are working to find a way through this impasse. there are bipartisan conversations going on in the house and decided to get that done. that is why i say 50-50. the support is there. will the leadership in the house allow us to have that vote? i don't know for sure. host: