in fact representative james comer praised muriel bowser on the house floor for what he called bold leadershipinly knows better. this is maybe just a gimmick. >> bold leadership aside are her hands tied when it comes to how she's able to govern d.c.? >> you keep saying i go to bed thinking about this i wake up thinking about this, meaning crime. guess who else does that? a lot of people living in washington d.c. it's affecting their businesses, their neighborhoods and families every single day i live in the virginia side on the d.c. area that local news is a disaster zone every night with this kind of stuff. i know we touched on city council but i just want to underscore how a lunatic this group is. they're out of their minds with the massive increase in carjacking they look at the carjacking problem there solution was let's reduce the penalty for carjacking blows your mind. she suggest a few revisions they override the veto overwhelmingly including someone voted against the veto to override the veto who had at least theoretically publicly supported some of the ideas. they all decide to band t

now, muriel bowser is blaming a trending social media challenge for a rise in carjackings and offering free steering wheel locks to help residents deal with the issue. now an update to a story we brought you last night. police have released body cam video of the moment orange county florida deputies captured keith melvin moses, suspected of two separate shootings at the same location that left three people dead and two critically injured. one of those killed is tv reporter dylan lyons, who was covering the first incident. his photographer was critically injured. orange county deputies say a 19-year-old moses shot a mother and her 9-year-old daughter, along with another woman. the girl and the woman died, while the mother remains in critical condition. authorities are unsure of a motive, but say that moses has a lengthy and violent criminal history. we will talk about that more in a bit. now, for some law enforcement perspective on these crimes, they are joined by former washington, d.c., homicide detective and fox news contributor ted williams. i want to go back to the top, the st. lou

. >> cheryl: instead of dealing with criminals, this is the plan from mayor muriel bowser, i encouragetwo own a kia or hyundai to pick up their free steering wheel lock as soon as possible to prevent theft. 31% of all car thefts in washington were kia and hyundais, that is why she is mentioning this make and model of cars. instead of arresting carjackers, protest yourself and your car. >> todd: and bend over backward to figure out border solutions, just close the border. in this situation, just but the bad guys in jail. >> ashley: cheryl casone, thank you. republicans are back at the border, they just held a field hearing and got a first-hand look at the migrant crisis. >> todd: congressman ben klein joins us now and brian kilmeade will look at what is coming up. i said low jack, it is the club, take it from here. >> brian: it is the same era and costs the same amount and are in the rear-view mirror. straight ahead, we mark one-year russia invasion of ukraine as white house announces another $2 billion in security assistance and tensions mount in taiwan. good luck with that. listen to

washington dc's mayor muriel bowser, plans 30 one. $5 million in american rescue plan funds to transition homes to green energy over the next five years. many small businesses were shut down, children last two years in education, child suicide rates went up, hard to imagine a child committing suicide, healthcare workers were fired from vaccine mandates and many people were fired because of vaccine mandates and all the issues that have come out of covid. i want to ask how this money has been spent, because clearly there is tremendous amount of waste, fraud, and abuse and a lot of hard-earned taxpayer dollars on things that don't make sense. so if you don't mind answering a few questions, can you tell me as comptroller of the united states, how much covid cash was given to abortionists? >> i do not know that answer. >> planned parenthood clinics received $80 billion in covid relief loans which is hard to understand how that happened. can you tell me how much money, covid cash went towards diversity, equity, and inclusion or racism issues? >> we have not looked at that issue so i don't know.

. >> the federal government's abuse has gotten so bad washington dc mayor muriel bowser called presidents telework policies for federal workers or turnover federal buildings in dc for conversion to affordable housing. we should embrace telework as part of a balanced workplace policy to promote employee satisfaction and overall mission outcome. >> the american federation of government employees union is morning forcing government workers back in the office would be bad, quote, at a time when agencies across government are struggling to hire and retain a new generation of government employees congress should be focused on improving pay, benefits and career developed opportunities is. instead we see message bills like the shot back that denigrate the federal workforce and undermine recruitment and retention but the house majority leader says enough is enough. when it comes to government telework. >> millions of americans have already gone back to work. americans show up every day to work. washington shouldn't be the last place to get back to work, it should have been the first. >> the white

additionally, on january 4, washington, d.c., mayor muriel bowser took the extraordinary step of vetoing this legislation, calling the proposals controversial, and stating that the act does not make the district safer. mayor bowser's bold executive veto sent a strong message that the policy proposals of this bill are unworkable and unsafe for the district. there may not be much mayor bowser and i have agreed on in the past but today we're on the same page. i call on my colleagues to join me in supporting mr. clyde's resolution, disapproving the revised criminal code act of 2022. we must make sure these are not put into place. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky reserves. the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. raskin: thank you, kindly, mr. speaker. i rise today in strong opposition to h.j.res. 26. the second episode in the new mini series where the house majority asks the united states congress to act as a supercity council of 535 members to make decisions for the people of washington, d.c. a real city with a real city council an