mr. jordan, want to talk about mr. jordan, this is galen white with the devil's experts airline reservation. why don't we do it? because apparently, the need to beat each other up is more important to these parties. then the need to serve us, in other words, beating the other party is worth more than the interest of the country itself. and what's worse about all of this? is that now each party has its own means of communication. no, i mean, i'm not kidding. think about, think about this for a minute. look around right. there are newspapers that only present republican points of view. there are other newspapers that only present democrats points of view. there are television networks that only present news for republicans. they just want you to hear what they think you fick. right. and there are also television networks that only report news for democrats. so we almost have to ask ourselves then, right. should there be competition between political parties? yeah, i understand. we should have a context of ideas, right? bu

mr. jordan. mr. steward rhodes yes. mr. gates votes yes. mr. johnson of louisiana votes yes. mr. armstrong votes yes. mr. bishop votes yes. mr. garamendi votes no. miss garcia votes no. mr. goldman votes no. >> mr. chairman, there are eight eyes and five nose. >> mr. o'boyle, have you shared what you discussed with jordan's staff before today? >> that i publicly do what? >> share, with the public. >> about which part of my testimony? >> any part that you shared with jordan's staff. have you shared that with the public? >> i don't believe so. >> ok. during your transcribed interview, did you explain to the committee counsel the content of what you had previously shared? >> to some degree that's regarding the questions on that day. >> to some degree is that a yes? >> yes to some degree. >> but you shared it only with the lawyers. >> mr. gates wasn't present for that testimony as well. >> police people who know the wrongdoing you claim to have recovered to your knowledge, maybe now congressman gates. >> i also shared some of my disclosures my chain of command. >> i'm talking about y

mr. jordan, for his opening statement. thank you, mr. chairman. today's hearing as the previous speakers indicated, commemorates the 100th anniversary of the massacre that occurred. tulsa, oklahoma's greenwood district in, 1921. we are honored to have survivors with us here today. in particular, mr. van ellis and ms.. fletcher thank you all for sharing your experiences with us. what happened in tulsa in 1921 was, as wrong as wrong can be. and today's hearing is important. it allows us to acknowledge the atrocity that took place in tulsa 1921 and learn from that tragedy. this hearing also allows to reflect on our progress as a nation. since the tulsa massacre. america, while not perfect an exceptional country. america is the best country in the history of the world. we are always growing. always learning. and always striving toward a more perfect union. and this hearing where we can take stock of what happened in our past and learn from it shows just how exceptional america really is in years, we have seen the lowest unemployment rate for african-a

mr. jordan? >> james. >> i am with nike. >> oh, man. here we go. >> james? >> who is it? >> hello, mrs. that we were not interested? >> yeah, i was told not to call. >> do you make a habit of showing at people's front door unannounced? >> believe me, there are many of those. i don't like to take know for an answer. i think your son should be endorsed by someone of the exact mindset. [applause] >> jimmy: that's viola davis and julius tennon. ben affleck insisted that you be the actor to play his mother. when did he tell you that? did he tell you right away? >> we have not seen michael jordan. so, i only met michael jordan one time coming out of a hotel in new york because his wife was a "how to get away with murder fan." >> jimmy: she stopped you? >> oh man, my wife and my mother-in-law love how to get away with murder. that was my only contact with michael jordan. >> jimmy: did you feel pressure like i must do this now? >> how do you say no to michael jordan? >> jimmy: you don't. >> and hope to get free nikes. >> jimmy: what the compliment to play his beloved mom and beloved dad. >> jimm

chair jordan: it will be up to mr. allen. representative: but you are in possession of them, aren't you? chair jordan: sure are. rep. plaskett: why would you not give them to us? chair jordan: mr. allen does not wanted to happen. he did not want that. rep. plaskett: he is comfortable here in open discussion with us today. chair jordan: sure is. representative: you don't share your information with the minority. chair jordan: the whistleblower does not decide that, -- we have decided. rep. plaskett: you have decided you are not going to share -- chair jordan: mr. allen is here and you could ask him questions. right now you are not getting the testimony. mr. allen is here to testify. rep. plaskett: you will give us the testimony when? when he has left? ? at no point in time? it's only for the republicans? representative: you did not state a point of order. rep. plaskett: the point of order was, will he be giving us the testimony of the witness that is here before us and that you have information of? which you are not sharing? re

mr. jordan neely should be alive. this individual has to be arrested.e his day in court. -- >> charles, i think this case says something about how the public views unhoused people and how the legal system of views unhoused people. i think the combination of race, the combination of mental health is also apparent here. you talk about the person who held mr. jordan neely in a headlock. the police interviewed him at. they released him. why have charges not been filed? >> i think, symone, we were talking about the issue of class and race in a city that would like to purport itself to be far more progressive and far less problematic than it is. there are a class of people in new york city that cannot afford to live in new york city and affordable housing is an issue. inadequate mental health services, i've already talked about -- the issues -- and so what happens is when you have these marginalized sections of our community, of our society, of our city they are treated in many respects as second class citizens. it's not only by other new yorkers, but by law

the difference now is that mr jordan occupies one of the most powerful positions in the house of representativess committee that's called the weaponization of the federal government. i do not applaud the the words he's using. i don't think it's helpful to talk about something vague like the deep state or to say things like, "we're going to talk about the weaponization of the federal government." the federal government is a vast beast. if you want to talk about taming aspects of it that have over, overreached their authority, then you should be specific and you should be rigorous in how you investigate that, and i think setting the tone by calling it the weaponization of federal government is entirely political. he's a politician. he's allowed to do that. but if your purpose, and i think there is serious reform needed in institutions like the fbi, certainly in some of our intelligence gathering institutions and the relationship between our large technology and social media platforms, and our intelligence gathering services at the domestic level. ifear, though, that there's a real looking—back qua

mr. jordan neely. once all this is brought to bear, they are hopeful mr. penny will be -- attorneys for jordan neely's family say daniel penny's press release is not regret, it is character assassination and clear example of why he believes he was entitled to take jordan's life. this shows why he needs to be in prison. new york city mayor adams urges calm as the situation unfolds. >> it is important not to interfere as mayor of the city in those parts that the police department has yet to take their action and the da will make the determination on how to handle this case and i respect that, i respect da bragg's job and what he has to do. >> marianne: fox contributor leo terrell calling the impending arrest racially motivated. >> leo: this is a racially charged prosecution. the defendant is black and the marine is white. the individuals who assisted this marine were people of color, this is going nowhere, motivation is based on race. >> marianne: penny could receive 3-1/2 to 15 years in prison. >> todd: just doesn't seem right. e-mails from hunter biden lapt

mr. jordan neely. once the facts are brought to bear, mr. penny will be absolved. to subdue 30-year-old jordan neely via choke hold resulted in his death. passengers say jordan neely had been making threatses. attorneys representing jordan neely's family said daniel penny's statement is not showing regret. he believed he was entitled to take jordan's life. he needs to be in prison. new york city mayor adams says he's staying out of it. >> i think it is important not to interfere as the mayor of the city in those parts that the police department has yet to take their action and the da will make the determination how to handle this case and i respect that, respect da bragg's job and what he has to do. >> alexandria: jordan neely death sparked rolling protest throughout new york city, those there saying this needs to be called murder. fox news contributor leo terrell had this to say about the manslaughter charge. >> leo: this is a racially charged prosecution. it is because the defendant is black and the marine is white. and the individuals that assisted the marine wer

mr. jordan and others, but i will say as it relates to where we are today, i think it is clear that we haveot really had the senate weigh in. mr. mcconnell and mr. schumer have been through this exercise a number of times. yes, just because the house passed its legislation last week, it is not clear that that legislation -- it is clear that, that legislation is not going anywhere in the senate. as i say, i believe that compromise is the way you move forward. it will be pretty difficult, but to your other point, yes this is dangerous for investors. this is dangerous for the overall economy. this is dangerous for ur standing in the world -- four r ou standingr in the world. -- this is dangerous for our standing in the world. it is dangerous for you and your investments if we do not find a solution for this quickly. host: next up is tracy in denton, maryland on the democratic line. go ahead. caller: thank you. i wanted to mention that i can remember when reagan came on the tv and he said that we all need to tighten their belts because -- tighten our belts because we have a deficit. i don't kno

mr. jordan andd others but i wil say that as it relates to where we are today, i think it's clear that we haven't really had the senate weigh in and mr. mcconnell and mr. schumer have been through this exercise a numberer of times. because the house passed its legislation it isn't clear that it's going anywhere in the senate and as i say, i believe the compromise is the way youie move forward. it's going to be pretty difficult here. and to your other point, yes this is dangerous for investors and the overall economies. it's dangerous for our standing inom the world as the reserve currency when there are other challenges out there from china and other places that want to take over the dollar as the reserve currency so, yes, i think this is something that will impact you as an individual investor and your savings and investments if we do not find a solution to this and find a solution pretty quickly. >> host: next up is tracy on the democratic line. go ahead. >> thank you. i wanted to mention that i can remember when reagan came on the tv and said that we all need to tighten our belts becau

mr. jordan neely, the reason why the da has brought the charges and mr. penny will wind up with his day in court. hope he has really good lawyers. we know he has $2.5 million in defense funding. it is ultimately up to the people. >> brian: alvin bragg gave in three times, on donald trump, did not want to charge him and that book gets published and he caved. with the bodega worker, he put him in ryker's island and "new york post" put this story on the cover, he let them out. now this guy still feels threatened everyday, the bodega owner and you have this situation, everything was fine, he gave a statement. he sees protest, you have a grand jury, no, i will arrest him. >> steve: as you can see in the corner, migrants have arrived on a bus, presumably from texas and we have been telling you, we'll take you back to capitol hill. congressman jim jordan is live there taking the podium, let's listen. >> congressman jordan: when politics is driving the agenda, if you don't believe me, read the durham report, they outline, you had the fbi and justice department st

mr. comer: lastly, we have representative jordan. mr. jordan: suspicious activity reports. the key word in that phrase is the word suspicious. there are 170 of those reports, many of them put together by the treasury department of our government in the obama-biden investigation. so 170 of those the committee reviewed. thousands of pages of bank records the committee has reviewed. and that has told us there are now multiple, as mr. donalds just said, multiple l.l.c.'s receiving money from foreign entities and paying that money out to multiple members perfect biden family. and the fundamental question is the one byron just raised -- for what? what did they do? what was the business? what service did they provide? what value did they add? what did they do to warrant receipt of the money? that is the fundamental question. and no one seems to have an answer to that fundamental question. but mr. comer, chairman comer and the team, that's what we're looking into. i will say this, too. why not just come clean? why not just be honest with us? why not tell us the truth? i think it's

mr. jordan will get answers about that, as well. >> brian: thanks, griff. bring in gop senator mike lee. what is the difference in this and the horowitz report? what have you been able to pick up with your legal background? >> they are both damming, this makes clear it is more than garden variety misconduct or sloppyness on the part of the fbi. this nation's premiere law enforcement agency was able to take political motivation and weaponize to the criminal justice system to undertake investigation against a presidential candidate they didn't want to win. the fact they got away with this and did so in the absence of legitimate evidence is not just a front to the constitution, popular sovereignty. of the people, by the people and for the people. the implication cannot be overstated and make sure this is weighted out completely. have to be major consequences for the fbi and doj. >> ainsley: what will the consequences be? what will you be doing? >> why did we fund $500 million for a new fbi headquarters? i continue to wonder if we needs a decentralization of la

mr. jordan, our dialogue across committees, between committees, has been fantastic. i appreciate his leadership and insight and mentorship. >> thank you very much. again, mr. mccaul, to you, same thing. can you tell us a little bit about the process that you went through to get to your portion of the bill? >> sure, we had several hearings on this issue. we had contact with many organizations on the outside. many groups. about this, we had a full day of markup. i've even, i have to say, mister chairman, as i mentioned in my opening statement, i've gone down to the border many times. i've talked to the chief border patrol officers down there about what caused this phenomenon. i'm trying to make this as objective as i can. there are not republican or democrat down there. they say the direct cause and effect was a rescission of the migrant protection protocol, made in mexico. i don't think there's any dispute about that, even the chief border patrol officer, even secretary mayorkas knows better. i've had conversations with him as well as the secretary of state blinken. wh

mr. jordan out on this in a mark-up this week.was allegedly around lifting police officers during police week. resolution after resolution sasing nigh things about the police. how about funding the police? how about not calling for the defunding of fbi? matt gaetz calling for the tearing down and dismantling of atf, which police departments depend upon. this is a real sad circus and very damaging to the american people. and we haven't even talked about, for example, the debt ceiling crisis. a faux crisis that is so dangerous, so irresponsible that i'm really surprised that anyone on the other side of the aisle would risk that. but when you're under leadership of someone who is so weak, maybe you would risk that. >> you know, the other thing is that, you know, there hasn't been -- let me show you a still. this is actually a still from the cnn trump town hall that shows the kind of dual reactions of new hampshire reactions. men cheering and women staring straight ahead. this actually was i believe at the point in the debate where do

mr. friend, you are recognized for opening statement. >> thank, you chairman jordan. members of the committee, my name is steve friend, i'm a senior fellow for -- prior to assuming my current position, i was a special agent for the -- for eight and a half years. during that time, i investigated approximately 200 violent crimes, such as aggravated assault, murder, child abuse, rape, robbery, child molestation, child pornography, and human trafficking. also survivors of an fbi swat team, spent five years at a local law enforcement officer in the state of georgia. not just, 2022, i made protective whistleblower disclosures to my immediate supervisor, assistant special agents in charge, and special agents of charge regarding my concerns about gender six investigations in my office. i believe -- established in the fbi's domestic investigation operations guide could've undermine potentially righteous prosecution and may have been part of an effort to -- domestic extremism. i also voiced concerns that the fbi's use of swat and large-scale arrest operations to apprehend suspe

mr. jordan of ohio. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. jordan: two million illegal aliens have been released into the country. another two million. over 370,000 unaccompanied alien children have been encountered on the border and the biden administration has lost track of 85,000 kids. 85,000 of that number. and nearly 200 on the terrorist watch list have been encountered on our border. and at midnight tonight it gets worse. it gets worse tonight. and here's the kicker. here's the kicker. it's all been done intentionally. day one, january 20, 2021, joe biden said, no more wall, no more remain in mexico. you get to the border, you get released into the country. well, shazam. everyone's going to come. and that's exactly what happened. they're all coming. and tonight it gets worse. and it was done in premeditated fashion, purposefully. it was all done intentionally. i could not figure out why they would do this. who seized on this? the cartels. they're making tons of money exploiting people, exploiting kids. it is terrible. this bill, stronges

mr. mcclintock will replace chairman jordan on the panel.h, that we will go to my friend from minnesota for any questions he may have now. >> thank, you mister chair. i was going to -- i wanted to point out my colleague from new mexico talked about comprehensive immigration reform and all kinds of things. in the bill from last year. i wanted to point out that the democrats were in control of everything last year and still failed. it didn't pass out of the house but i wanted to point that out. when you say we need to pass it, you have the opportunity last year. >> with the representative yield? >> we did pass it out of the house. it was bipartisan. we could not get enough republican senators because of the filibuster. we needed more republican senators. so, yes, we, in the house, we were in control, but as you know, the senate has its own rules and we had democratic support but we did not have the republican support in the senate. >> thank. you then it must not have been a bill that would have bipartisan support if we couldn't get it. we won'

are investigating an allegation of sexual assault made against a former snp council leader, jordan linden. mrcollapse of the party's administration in north lanarkshire, also left the party earlier this year. mr linden says he doesn't accept the allegations. there have beenjubilant celebrations with supporters on the pitch at the etihad stadium — as manchester city rounded off their home campaign with a win over chelsea. they clinched the premier league title on saturday when nearest rivals arsenal lost — and earlier the team were presented with the trophy, for the 5th time in 6 years. they had a sensational run of 11 consecutive wins in the final weeks of the season. these fans are pretty happy with the result. i get to watch the best football i've ever seen from any football team i've ever seen. for me, it's amazing. we've had some fantastic players in the past, but the play is on the pitch of the moment of the best i've ever seen.—

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mr. hamilton jordan, the adviser of jimmy carter, in this book. it is from the white house when jimmy carter was the president of the united states from there issues the order to carry out the operation since the decision to attack the islamic republic of iran and the expansion and military exercises, the events that he said yes in the white house, the events that happened in the pentagon of the us ministry of defense, the event that happened in the description of the command of the american forces, all with a sweet lady and show me well, he stated that the beginning of the revolution, from the point of view of the writers and filmmakers of the era of addiction, how many prayers of the sharif university were not completed during the tabas sand storm, morfard killed an american helicopter and an american plane, and a number of delta military forces were injured. it describes the details of this event and finally it ends with the failure of the operation. america had failed with nothing ordinary in iran or on its wife except the sands of the desert.

mr. jordan. >> i think the german ranking member started her say missing the borders secure. really ? more than 5.5 for more than five half-million illegal aliens along the southwest border have been encountered since joe biden took office and 2 million of the illegal aliens have been released into american communities are more than one half million known illegal cutaways, have successfully caused the southwest border undetected these lose criminal members drug dealers and individuals on a terrorist watch list is not a secure border. that is not border. >> i never said are never cited my status connect trinity. >> value has happened. >> i am correcting the record because you said something that was not true and thank you. >> the gentle lady should know interrupting a member with that making a valid point of order, is against the rules of the committee. >> but he lied about what he says. >> this time belongs to the german and german is recognized. >> i would point out the generally decent revolving is a border is open and she said that is not so soap was that mean if it is not open, so

mr. jordan. >> the ranking member started by saying the border is secure. really? more than 5.5 million illegal aliens along the southwest border have been encountered since joe biden took office. 2 billion have been released into american communities and more than 1.5 million illegal got a ways have caused the border -- crossed the border undetected including criminals. that is not a secure or close the border. >> i never said that. i never started my statement with that. i am correcting the record because you stated something that was not true. >> the gentlelady should know that interrupting a member without making a valid point of order is against the rules of the committee. >> you can't lie about what i said. >> the time belongs to the chairman. >> the gentlelady said republicans say the border is open. she said that is not so. is it not secure, not closed? i am saying what she referenced. day one of this administration they stopped construction of the wall and put back in place catch and release. day one. that's why we have a situation we do. in that same time

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reporter: do you have a reaction to the death of jordan neely in your home city? mr. jeffries: it was a very tragic situation and incredibly video. jordan should be alive today and it's my expectation that the manhattan district attorney will have a full and fair and comprehensive investigation, follow the facts and apply the law and present that information to a grand jury and to the people of the state of new york. reporter: i would like to go back to -- [indiscernible] the president said at the cnn town hall what was he saying? mr. jeffries: it would be a very dangerous, devastating and destructive thing if donald trump got close to 1600 pennsylvania avenue and exhibit a and the trauma that the american people would experience if that were to happen with his own words and postponements at that so-called town hall meeting. modern-day republican party is the party of marjorie taylor greenee, george santos and donald trump. you can't make this stuff up. and later on today, house republicans are going to try and pass legislation that will restrict if not end the ability

mr. jordan ohio for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. ratcliffe e, i think dr.rmack was on to the right questions. seems to me the fundamental question is i why. why did the they lie to the us, and why is it take taking so long -- you point this out in your testimony -- why's it taking so long for every government agency to admit what we all know? because belief in a lab leak as the origin of start of this is not a conspiracy theory is it, mr. ratcliffe? >> no. >> why is it taking so long? you knew that early on. you were confirmed in, i think, may of 2020, and you knew within weeks -- in fact, i think you say in your testimony a lab leak is the only explanation, only credible explanation. the preponderance of the evidence is all on the side of the lab leak. you knew that within weeks, so why did this the government not tell us the truth? >> well, i think, you know, when you look at the intelligence community report that the biden administration put out in october of '21, they acknowledge that china's refusal to cooperate. but the report in many ways ignores wha

mr. jordan and others, but i will say as it relates to where we are today, i think it is clear that we haveeally had the senate weigh in. mr. mcconnell and mr. schumer have been through this exercise a number of times. yes, just because the house passed its legislation last week, it is not clear that that legislation -- it is clear that, that legislation is not going anywhere in the senate. as i say, i believe that compromise is the way you move forward. it will be pretty difficult, but to your other point, yes this is dangerous for investors. this is dangerous for the overall economy. this is dangerous for ur standing in the world -- four r ou standingr in the world. -- this is dangerous for our standing in the world. it is dangerous for you and your investments if we do not find a solution for this quickly. host: next up is tracy in denton, maryland on the democratic line. go ahead. caller: thank you. i wanted to mention that i can remember when reagan came on the tv and he said that we all need to tighten their belts because -- tighten our belts because we have a deficit. i don't know wh

joining me right now is house judiciary chairman, congressman jim jordan. mr.hanks very much for being here this morning. >> you bet, maria. good to be with you. maria: what is going on with these whistleblowers? tell us your takeaways from your committee hearing last week. >> well, i think the big takeaway is, maria, think about what we learned this week. the durham report comes out and tells us that the fbi had no probable cause, no evidence whatsoever, and yet they launch into an investigation of president trump and his campaign. i think the durham report's best line was failed in their fundamental mission of fidelity to the law. they didn't follow the law. then we learn from fox reporting and other outlets reporting that 278,000 times the fbi abused americans' rights who were simply exercising their first amendment liberties and searched the fisa database. and then, of course, we had these whistleblowers who tell us about the retaliation they are getting from the fbi for simply telling congress, which is what they're supposed to do as whistleblowers, tellin

mr. jordan and the gentleman from new york, mr. nadler, each will control 60 minutes. the gentleman from texas, mr. mccaul and the gentleman from new york, mr. meeks, will each control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee, mr. green. mr. green: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and to include extraneous material on h.r. 2. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so oared. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in strong support of house resolution 2, the secure the border act of 2023. last year, republicans made a commitment to america to secure our borders, protect our nation and safeguard our communities. today, house republicans are delivering on that promise. no matter where you sthoint political spectrum, it is undeniable that we are in the midst of a severe border crisis. in just over two years, president biden and secretary