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he got too sick to work. he had ms. my mom had to work hard to keep us afloat with v.a. benefits and food stamps, and the new job that she got things to a federal workforce program. it was not easy, but our government was there for them when the hard times came. i know families are struggling now just like my family struggled then. i hear from them every day. they are working so hard. they play by the rules, and they deserve at the very least the same opportunity my parents had when i was growing up. and i'm not going to stand by silently republicans try to sell that opportunity away to pay for more tax breaks for billionaires. senate democrats are going to make sure the american people know this is th emost flat out for a billionaire, anti-middle-class we have ever seen -- budget we have ever seen. there is zero chance we will let republicans pass this pro beginner budget the easy way without a fight. we'll put them on the record for everything trump and elon musk are doing to create real fraud, waste, and abuse. we will make sure the people back home know that elon mus

ms. joanne reiser: he told me so much sometimes i--you know how you want to stick your finger in your ear and go la-la-la-la? yeah. mr. bonds: too yeah. mr. bonds: ok. murphy: joanne said philip never told her either about a physical fight in his home between his sons craig and carey. and what's more, to hear joanne tell it, detectives may have overlooked the real powder keg about to explode in philip's life. ms. reiser: he had a lot of pressure on him businesswise. murphy: joanne described to the jury just how big and varied philip's impressive business holdings were, from his real estate investments... ms. reiser: there was approximately 18 entities that philip was involved in. murphy: ...to his connections with cattle investors across georgia and beyond. ms. reiser: there was some in georgia, but, i mean, he had--he had kentucky. he had cows all over. murphy: now joanne reiser told the jury that by the summer of 2008, with the real estate bubble bursting, her boss stopped selling and the banks began calling. second and third demands for past due payments of 50 and $60,000. the defense suggested, had someone been on the short

ms. sanchez: good afternoon. i too am proud to stand with these outstanding members of the ways and means committee to push back on these -- this unprecedented overreach of power. i'm congresswoman linda sanchez and i'm i'm the ranking member on the ways and means trade subcommittee. chaos is the only way to describe what is happening. it's as simple as that. chaos is all that we have seen out of the trump administration so far. we're seeing chaos on the trade front with tariffs. president trump threatens them and then he gets scared and he retreats. he leaves fragments in place and then delays others on a whim. and chaos is what we're seeing at treasury with elon musk and doge as well. why in the hell were a bunch of kids who were not even legally old enough to rent a car given access to americans' private information? the law is clear. congress enacted section 6103 to protect americans' private tax information. but not a single one of our republican colleagues seem to care that that law is being violated. and they do

my dad was a world war ii veteran, he got too sick to work, he had ms. my mom had to work really hard to keep us afloat with my dad's va benefits and food stamps and the new job that she got thanks to a federal work force program. it was not easy, but our department of the was there for them when the hard times came. i know families are struggling now, just like my family struggled then. i hear from them every day. they are working so hard, they play by the rules, and they deserve at the very least, the same opportunity my parents had when i was growing up. and i am not going to stand by silently while republicans try to sell that opportunity away, to pay for more tax breaks for billionaires. senate democrats are going to make sure that the american people know this is the most flat-out, pro billionaire, anti-middle glass budget we have ever seen. there's zero chance they'll pass the budget the easy way without a fight. we are going to put them on the record for everything that trump and elon are doing to create real fraud waste and abuse. and make sure

ms. gabbard: my heart is with my commitment to our constitution and our nation security. sen. lankford: hours, too. ms. gabbard: i have shown through my 22 years of service in the military as well as my time in congress how seriously i take the privilege of having access to classified information and our nation secrets. that is why i am committed if confirmed as director of national intelligence to join you in making sure there is no future edward snowden type leak and i would do so by taking four specific actions. to make sure there are no illegal and unconstitutional programs. limiting in a big way those who have access to our nation's top secrets through security clearance reform. making sure every single person in the workforce knows about the legal whistleblower channels available to them and making sure there is a direct line available to me should anyone have concerns. if people choose to step outside those legal channels to raise any concerns about programs or actions that exist within the intelligence committee that are classified there will be no excuse to do so and they should be charge

ms. 13 member murdered her daughter. that's happening throughout this country. we have one angel mom is too many, and we have angel moms throughout this country who should not be going through this. comply with the law. you know this is the last thing we want to be doing. we want to be out there, all of us fighting violent crime, yet we're fighting illegal aliens, and that ends, and it's going to end today. that's all we have time for, guys. >> thank you. thank you. thank you all. >> thank you. countries. >> good afternoon to you all. let me welcome you all to the 26th meeting of the ukraine defense contact group. 46 nations and partners in the room this afternoon. at one week's notice. thank you for being here. thank you for making yourself available. a coalition stretching from the indo-pacific to south america. and it's a pleasure to be joined by secretary hegseth, who confirmed to me this morning the u.s.' continued commitment and involvement to the udcg. we wish you all success in your future. friends, we meet today moment of great consequence. 2025 is the critical year for the war in

ms. 13 member murdered her daughter. that's happening throughout this country. we have one angel mom is too many, and we have angel moms throughout this country who should not be going through this. comply with the law. you know this is the last thing we want to be doing. we want to be out there, all of us fighting violent crime, yet we're fighting illegal aliens, and that ends, and it's going to end today. that's all we have time for, guys. >> thank you. thank you. thank you all. >> thank you.

ms 13 member murdered her daughter. that is happening throughout this country. we have one angel mom is too many. and we have angel mom's throughout this country who should not be going through this. comply with the law. this is the last thing we want to be doing. we want to be out there fighting violent crime. yet we are fighting illegal aliens. and that ends, and it will end today. >> that is all we have time for, thank you. >> thank you, all. >> you have been watching live coverage. we return now to our regularly scheduled program. we join it in progress. technologies. mr. sankar you nodding your head is that correct? >> just like the starship. elon learns more from the starship breaking up then from inherently waiting and slowing down to get the right perfect lunch one time around. the value the rate of learning the first derivative of learning is our competitive how quickly we are adapting not what we capable of doing today is how much are we change it tomorrow i could not more. >> thank you mr. chairman.

. >> good to see you, too. ms. mcmahon, when i speak to use i talk about the three pillars of my life -- faith, family and education. thanks to a strong faith, loving family and the public educators in my life, i was a first-generation college kid who got to live my american dream and become a physician. this education thing is so important to all of us on both sides of the dais. i raised four kids in public schools. unfortunately i have seen the deterioration of the education system. we have the most incredible teachers and coaches back home and i am grateful for all of them but i think we all agree we are going in the wrong direction. big picture, what would be your top priorities? how do we change direction? >> >> the president >> has given a clear directive. he would like to look totality at the department of education and believes the bureaucracy should be closed. we should return education to our states. the best education is that closest to the kids. and we should work with our local schools, with our superi

ms. 13 member murdered her daughter. that's happening throughout this country. we have one angel mom is too many, and we have angel moms throughout this country who should not be going through this. comply with the law. you know this is the last thing we want to be doing. we want to be out there, all of us fighting violent crime, yet we're fighting illegal aliens, and that ends, and it's going to end today. that's all we have time for, guys. >> thank you. thank you. thank you all. >> thank you. >> washington journal, a live forum to discuss issues and government, politics and public policy from washington and across the country. thursday morning wyoming congressman talks about gop strategy to advance trump's agenda. glenn ivey discusses actions by the trump administration and role of democrats in congress. c-span's washington journal, join live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span, c-span now or c-span.org. onhursday the senate judiciary committee meets to vote on whether to sendash patel's nomination for fbi director to the full senate for nsideration after initial at the request of

ms. 13 member murdered her daughter. that's happening throughout this country. we have one angel mom is too many, and we have angel moms throughout this country who should not be going through this. comply with the law. you know this is the last thing we want to be doing. we want to be out there, all of us fighting violent crime, yet we're fighting illegal aliens, and that ends, and it's going to end today. that's all we have time for, guys. >> thank you. thank you. thank you all. >> thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] announcer: earlier today, president donald trump's nominee serve as education secretary linda mcmahon testified at her confon hearing before the senate education committee. mahon served as the head of the small busines administration in president trump's first administration. she's also a cder of world wrestling ainment. watch the fullrmation hearing tonight starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. alc-span n

too much authority to the president. time for us to take some of it back? ms. sanchez: congress needs to reassert its jurisdiction in that area. and there have been attempts against republican and democratic administrations to try to pull back that power because giving the president unchecked power and the track record he has had the last few days is a recipe for disaster. we need congress to step up and to reassert our jurisdiction in that area and to legislate. that's our job. >> i know two members of the trade subcommittee, representative delbene and representative beyer have put out a bill that would require congressional approval of tariffs implemented under the international economic emergency powers act. do you support that legislation? ms. sanchez: that's a bill that i am in the process of reviewing. but i think they are on the right track. >> ok. well, cool. we talked about this first woman to be ranking member of the trade subcommittee, how does trump's actions so far, how does that color what you think you are going to be doing in this job this year?

ms. loeffler: thank you for the question. i, too, enjoyed the time we were able to spend together with you and your staff. i think your leadership of this committee is critical and i appreciate the work you have done today. i look forward to working with this entire committee toward the aims of restoring the small business committee and small business administration to serving small businesses and supporting economic growth in this country. that is our northstar. in order to do that, we must have accountability at this agency. it is in dire need of restoration, and that starts with shoring up the financial situation. the fact that this agency has not been able to pass an audit for 4 years is a disgrace. we must make sure we are accountable to taxpayers, that our programs are solvent, and working toward the aims of serving small businesses, so obviously, we are going to get our financial house in order and do it quickly, and we will do that in addition to making sure the programs are working for small businesses and taxpayers. we kno

ms. lauryn hill. it's just honestly out of control. so many things, and some surprises toohouse band on that thing? [ light laughter ] i mean -- no, i'm not looking. >> jimmy: that's interesting that you would ask, because -- >> paul: but i heard that there was somebody backing up absolutely everybody, who is it. >> jimmy: yeah. the one and only, the roots are the backing band. [ cheers and applause ] that's where they are tonight. but thank you. but i've been so -- i've been so lucky and honored and thankful that i have the world's most dangerous band and paul shaffer here this whole week. [ cheers and applause ] >> paul: no, we got to be here because the roots are -- >> jimmy: you've been a dream. you're a dream. >> paul: you are the sweetest to remember us, thank you. >> jimmy: i -- i'm just so excited to see everybody at "saturday night live." i just -- 'cause throughout all those years, and all those friends that you meet and you miss, and i just can't wait to see old cast members. and everyone's, like, psyched. they're in the best mood. they're gonna do bits. and on s

what is the cost to a family business of having too much of a debt ridden? ms. gallagher: there are a lot of different aspects of a family's finances. so, debt in a silo cannot be addressed. rep. schneider: i disagree. when you have too much debt you have to service that that and you have to start paying interest on the debt and the principal on the debt. as a business you are trying to grow. if you take on debt to acquire equipment or branch off into a new business line that is going to pay itself back, but if you are taking on debt to basically spend extravagantly, that debt service is going to become a huge burden. ms. gallagher, are you aware of what the debt service of the united states, with the burden is at this point? ms. gallagher: no, i am not. rep. schneider: it is larger than our defense budget. we are paying more in interest and servicing our debt than any other line on our discretionary budget. as we stand here and we find ourselves again in this conversation about giving large cuts in taxes to people doing really, really well, i'm not talking about

is 50% of somebody salary too high in terms of what goes towards housing? ms. chavez-deremer: depending on the salary people can determine that. if i had to guess you are wanted me to say yes or no. it is hard to guess what people want to spend on housing, but i do want to help the american worker. i want them to make enough money. i want them to get opportunities and i walked to work -- want to work with congress on the issue because it's important. this is a sensitive issue. sen. kim: the top issue. when it comes to the lowest median rent in the country around 850 dollars, $90 per month, $10,000 per month. in states where the minimum wage is $15,000 per year. that's two thirds of their salaries. when it comes to paid leave, we were able to move forward on government employees. do you believe all american workers are entitled to paid leave? ms. chavez-deremer: we don't have federal paid leave. sen. kim: should we? ms. chavez-deremer: well --. sen. kim: i'm just trying to get a sense of your vision. i'm trying to get a sense of what you will be fighting for for

i too have a lot of questions which i'll submit from the record. ms.rsole expanding american , energy production is crucial for keeping energy prices affordable. one of the things that's not been mentioned in this industry is the fracking revolution that led to saving, according to nber, 11,000 american lives since 2005, lowering emissions in the united states greater than any other country, while increasing energy generation by 48%. that's quite a stellar record. so we know that it helps national security, our energy security, it helps energy poverty, and it drives economic growth. the administration has taken important steps like restarting the lng export approval process. in your view, what additional actions are needed to reduce barriers and accelerate development of america's vast energy resources because demand is only going up and we need every energy supply generation that we can possibly muster using our natural resources. ms. eversole: thank you congresswoman. , i would point to api's 5 point policy roadmap that contains solutions that we all

too far. i also would like to remind the witnesses to be aware of their responsibility to provide access information to the -- accurate information to the committee. first, i'll recognize ms. neily. welcome. >> chairman, ranking members, and distinguished members, thank you for inviting me. i'm the president and founder of parents defending education and the executive director. american education is in crisis. for too long, u.s. schools have focused on everything but educating children. our children are bearing brunt of these bad decisions. schools are focused on the wrong priorities. identity politics permeate districts across america. children are regularly treated differently based on race. color conscious, which considers colorblindness to be negative, is present in colleges. 80 years after brown v. board of education,ization exists where students and teachers are included or excluded because of skin color. they promote programs like this, hosting professional development training. district d.e.i. consultants are paid millions per year. in the wake of october 7, antisemitism spiked in colleges and k-12 schools. from lesson plans about colonialism or sidewalk can as, t