trump's national security goals? ms. gabbard: this is a discussion if confirmed by look forward to having with the president and his national security advisor based on the threat assessment and based on the president's priorities. he has spoken about a number of priorities in different parts of the world. i would work with them on the national intelligence priorities framework which will serve as the foundation for the intelligence elements under odni. sen. moran: recommendations you have in mind to make a president trump in that regard? ms. gabbard: i want to make sure any recommendations i make to the president are fully informed. from where i sit now i do not believe i can make those recommendations. i take that responsibility seriously and would not want to shortchange him without doing the due diligence to make sure my recommendations are well-founded. sen. moran: how will you as the dni meet the objectively and political neutrality requirements to ensure you are telling the white house what they need to hear an

deploying 10,000 national guardsmen on the mexican side from the mexican national guard is a good sign. i'm not sure it resolves all the issues that were raised. beyond that there are some trade imbalances the president wants to address. you saw the result of that. will i travel to mexico? i am sure i will that we are not planning for part of this trip. things could change at any moment but i've been in touch with the foreign minister. we started a pretty good relationship. i am sure we will be seeing them soon but it will not be, as of this moment, there are no plans on this trip. some of you traveling want to know the answer but we don't have any plans at this moment. >> how about the money that usaid spends that is criticized as charitable, welfare for poor countries? defenders of usaid and members of congress say it promotes stability and/or buys america goodwill overseas. what is your reaction to that? does usaid do that work, you have opposition to the spending? >> there are things that usaid does that we will continue to do but everything they do have to be in alignment with the

the president, as you know, took time to address the nation yesterday afternoon. to deliver accountability, he swiftly signed a memorandum directing an immediate assessment of the federal immediate -- federal aviation administration to make sure the federal government is maintaining the highest personnel policy aviation safety standards. [feedback] the memorandum directs the secretary of transportation and faa administrator to immediately review all hiring decisions and changes to safety protocols made in the prior four years, to take all necessary corrective actions to achieve uncompromised aviation safety. the review includes a comprehensive assessment and reversal of any deterioration in hiring standards and aviation safety standards and protocols during the previous administration. aviation safety was addressed by the president before the tragic collision took place. in his second day in office, the president signed a memorandum to immediately stop the bidendei hiring programs and return to merit-based hiring. in 2018, during the first term of trump, the depar

respect the workers who made them a success or face a national strike. costco says it's negotiating in good faith saying we have always treated our employees fairly and well throughout the history of our company. well, there are more than 30 costco's in the bay area. workers at only 8 are represented by the teamsters and face a possible midnight walkout. those include to costco's in south san francisco, 2 in san jose and stores in redwood city. sunnyvale, hayward and fairfield. >> if the teams just go on strike, what would you do? i probably just go walmart or of on pretty good options. >> i support, you know, whatever they need, pay increase or whatever it but yeah, well to shop somewhere else might have again, the union says they will be at the bargaining table until midnight if they can't reach an agreement, they definitely will strike. >> in south san francisco, dan kerman kron, 4 news. on the peninsula. >> the 13 year-old is recovering tonight after getting hit by a garbage truck in san bruno. it happened yesterday afternoon on niles avenue near par

economic national security at risk. spectrum is a key while of wireless innovation it supports a wide range of technologies, remote surgery to atomic vehicles and broadband. our consumer businesses federal agencies all stand to benefit when we maximize our spectrum use. this requires a comprehensive approach that strives the right balance of license, unlicensed and shared spectrum. we need a bipartisan solution that not only restores authority but promotes a healthy spectrum pipeline and ensures our federal government speaks with one voice on spectrum policy we need to be forward-looking by promoting technologies with sharing and efficiency equally critical our obligation to be responsible stewards of spectrum auction revenues. as a longtime advocate for the sec's program i am proud of spectrum auction proceeds to remove un- from chinese equipment for merck medication network. spectrum is a public good. i am dismayed to see prospects floated that these auction proceeds to provide tax cuts for the wealthy rather we need

about national security. some have said you should have done more measures. but it is so difficult to measure national security. i am pleased with the measures that we used. one, the issue of military service. doug and his researchers found it is relatively stable among those in high school who want to serve. which is, i think, a really good finding. we are still declining in military service nonetheless but that is something we can correct. the decline is probably due to the factors and other parts of the report like trust, trust in government, our communities, and so on. but there is still a corps of americans who want to serve our nation, young people. some of what we find with the military, when you have an all-volunteer force, you will have challenges over time. i think it is not as pessimistic in terms of the future of the human capital side of our military, as some would like to present. we also talked about the issue of the nato and its 30-plus members, trying to fulfill the wells pledge of 2% gdp tow

national security professionals. so i would say in book it fits as a generalist somebody who is willing to learn to embrace of the things, all of the components, national security, planning that he really shows a way to thrive and succeed and, stay in the game. ray right. and that comes through really clearly. and i want to sort of go back and forth between it says impact and then the career that i think as you just pointed out, i mean, the long gravity of it you wrote in the book cannon at a certain period pretty soon after the establishment of containment doctrine was just done with foreign policy and. i think you wrote his impact ended or of that nature whereas nixon kept doing this and and the end of it you have this person that's done much and i want to pull out a few quotes from the book and then get us back to why does he actually matter and why do we need to know about this today? what was his impact? how to shape american history. but here's where he where he was. and i think you're right that this doesn't j

thank you so much, democratic national committee. [cheers and applause] chair harrison: thank you, thank you. thank you. that concludes the nominating and second speeches for ben wikler. next, nominating statements for ken martin. i ask that ken martin and his speakers join us. the 10 minute window will begin once your first speaker begins. [crowd chanting "yes we can"] >> good morning, democrats. my name is sandra lee williams and i am a proud member of and deputy political director for the retail wholesale department store union, the rwdsu. i am president of the atlanta north georgia labor council. i want to be clear so that no one makes a mistake. this is rwdsu red, not maga red. i am a staunch and vocal supporter of our friend ken martin. ken is not just our friend, but a friend to all labor. here's what i always say. when people show up for us, we must show up for them. ken has always shown up for us. he supported us in south carolina. he supported us in georgia and all across the south. a few weeks ago, ken showed up and stood

how can we sit too low on a pod titan nation to exist? what right does a nation that is a general side of an apartheid mission? or is he that regime has no right to exist as such a we have to fact that into our minds and stop this nonsense about the right to defend and so on. which is what, right. ok, that's not the defect. i'm the, there is much talk about the grow the solution to the crisis that he has to be this house with. no, all i saw on the see far deal just in the middle of the initial phase of the agreement. that is 3 pages. the 1st 2 washing home to 2 days age 7 truly is really supposed to result completely from the gathers to what are the end of the house to a change in the palestinian slave. and after that, what will happen to thousands and thousands of dollars is the slaves. the whole is due to the conflict. we've got to be reconstructed too many questions, too early to awesome. as default of all the, we have to wait to see how it plays out. the 3 is really captives have arrived in tel aviv after being transported from the so

nations. we actually know the solution to that. my appeal, i think what you are saying is we need to finally decide seriously we are going to do that. that does mean tough political decisions. that means getting the right person at the department of health and human services who can sit by the president and give him the best advice so he can make sound decisions. host: we will go to ohio. dave is there. good morning. republican. caller: good morning. the health system has been politicized since 1986 when they decided to hold manufacturers harmless from manufacturing vaccines. it has been terrible since then because now if you get entered by a vaccine, you cannot sue in front of a jury of their peers. you have to go to a special master and if he decides to give you some money, it comes out of taxpayer funds. we need somebody like kennedy to unravel that system. to give you an example of how dangerous the system is, i would like to know if you are aware that in 2014 when the women in kenya were

this is alexariello with news nation. a lot of questions now circulating about the crowded airspace surrounding this airport. also reports about other close calls, including 24 hours before the fatal accident. we've seen the faa take the position of airspace specifically route 1 and 4 for choppers in this area. what is the airport's position about potentially toning down some of the air traffic around this airport and should this have been done sooner, specifically the restrictions on the airspace for choppers on choppers on route 1 and 4? >> you can restate the question. >> sure. the question was regarding air traffic helicopter routes up and down the potomac, right? that is an faa responsibility. the airspace is controlled by the faa. the airport does not have any responsibility outside of the surfaces of the airport itself, but most certainly this has been conversations that you've had. >> when it comes to safety for the airport, for the passengers that come in and out of dc, absolutely the faa does regulate the airpor

and she advanced the survival of a nation. and today she realized and help all people to be created equal. thank you, general birkhead. it my pleasure to welcome delegate edith patterson to the podium for remarks remarks. thank you very much to our phenomenal governor wes moore and amazing edson general burkhart, birkhead, the proud family of harriet tubman. and to all assemble today. good morning. i'm very honored to have been afforded the opportunity to bring remarks on behalf of the sponsor house bill 1026 and as a 2020 324 president of the women's legislators of maryland caucus and the chair of the caucuses and women's empowerment state program in annapolis. i am so proud to be to represent those groups. today we come together to celebrate the extraordinary legacy of harriet tubman as she is posthumously commissioned into the united states army. this honor pays tribute not only a very central role in the abolition movement, but also to her dedicated service with the union army as a scout, as a spy, as a nurse, as a cook an

and again, our goal was to go in and align our foreign aid to the national interest. there are a lot of functions of usa id that are going to continue to are going to be part of american foreign policy. but it has to be aligned with american foreign policy. the attitude, the usa idea is adopted over the years is know, we are independent of the national interest. we fund programs, irrespective of whether it's aligned or not aligned with the foreign policy. that's ridiculous, is a tax payer dollars. you look at the waste and abuse that has run through usa id over the past several years. these are some of the insane priorities that that organization has been spending money on. $1500000.00 to advance the d. i in serbia's workplace, is 70000 for production of a d. i musical. and ireland. 47000 for a transgender offer are in columbia. 32000 for a transgender comic book in peru. i don't know about you, but as an american taxpayer, i don't want, my dollar is going towards this crap. and i know the american people don't either. and that's exactly what you on must, has been pas

all three programs are required to sustain our national security. let me start with the nuclear stockpile. we have seven simultaneous stockpile modernization programs at different stages of execution. the program of record includes the b 61 -- while we celibate at the last production unit, we are still producing on that weapon. we also have the w 88, the w 80, the w 87-1, the w 93, the b 61 and slcm-n. our new security enterprise is actively working each of these programs. most of the conversation around deterrence is understandably focused on the nuclear stockpile. however, we must sustain and strengthen our ability to prevent, counter and respond to state and nonstate actors acquiring nuclear or biological weapons or the materials, technology and expertise required to develop these weapons. nnsa has made significant improvements to our nation's ability to monitor and characterize foreign nuclear weapons programs including nuclear material production, weaponization activities and nuclear testing. nnsa has been at the forefront of advances in seismi

chair, i ask, in my humble opinion, as a former national chairwoman, as a former national vice chair,haps the most important title i've ever had in this party is that of a leader, a staff member, an intern, a volunteer, and a grassroots activist. from the days of jesse jackson to the days just past with biden and harris, i am proud of this party. for those who stand for civil rights, equal rights, justice, reiterate what you said so that everyone knows that you have a place at the table, democrats, no matter how you vote. no one will kick you, hit you, push you out, or retaliate because of how you vote today. god bless you all. god bless america. chair harrison: thank you, madam chair. [applause] madam chair, back home the pastor would say you already preached a sermon. all of the church needs to say now is amen. candidates, staff, please leave the members only floor. a candidate must receive a majority of votes cast in person or by proxy in order to win office. should no candidate secure a majority of the votes cast, we will proceed to a subsequent ballot with the lowest vote-getter

we will continue to remove illegal criminals from our nations interior.estination's interior -- our nation's interiors. reporter: are they violating the law? karoline:karoline: i will have to check which law they are violating. it sounds like they are breaking the law. i would add their constituents don't approve of that. you have seen presidents in chicago -- residents show up at the city council meetings furious because they are working hard to provide for their families. they want public safety and law and order and officials have abandoned those basic american principle the cities -- in the cities. it's an overwhelmingly popular policy to deport illegal criminals and the administration will continue to affect that goal. sure. reporter: a question on columbia. we interviewed the colombian president and he insisted he is not going to take any colombian refugees from the u.s. if they arrive in south america. how does the administration respond to that? karoline: when did he make those remarks? reporter: two days ago. karoline: i will get with the preside

host: defined the term christian nationalism. guest: christian nationalism is a quest for power.he idea that some people belong more than others in this country, namely white protestant christians. it has a long history but it is the idea that we insist on being a christian nation and so some people have more privilege than others. it goes completely against the constitution, which actually says there is no established religion, so everybody from any different faith, tradition, or any different belief should have equal rights and equal say in how we the people will govern and how e pluribus unum, all of us matter, and not one tradition. you're seeing right now a christian nationalists viewpoint which is really running the show. host: led by who specifically? guest: faith leaders across the country but the problem is it is actually just is. religious leaders, but also government leaders, elected officials. people like ron desantis who will use the bible talking about ephesians and saying we are putting on our armor of god against the left, when actually in the bible it says the de

and the founder of this nation.so my chapter essentially is about cunningham and the marvelous use of washington's memory during secession and the lead up. people wanted mt. vernon and the ladies to essentially save the union with their preservation efforts. in their defense, a really, really high order to try and fulfill. but they tried and women used the discussions of this goal. and the state of mount vernon to talk about electoral politics, which at the time was still considered very unladylike. do we say, well, that's the idea, but surely they still politics? well, there apologizing for it in their letters. and so what whites elite ladies at the very least, are doing to mask their political discussion is to use language of religion or to use the language of history and memory, which was appropriate for women. and so here we can talk about is mt. vernon going to go with virginia? is it going to stay in the nation? are we going to be fundraise ing in the next year? all of these discussions about the state of the

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humanitarian, the spot in the wake of the deputation bathrooms, with key sushi in the central african nation. also had the locals gathered the cemetery in the west bank to moon loved ones. this is well set up is that they sold. i'm not positive palestinian territory. louis austin, tell us that. the great news update here. no to international thanks very much for checking this out this hour. while the white house is over holding the new taurus usaid agency that's known for sponsoring multiple regime, changing programs in of the countries that since it was formed back in 1961. now president trump government's efficiency chief, this is a low most claims that us a will be shot down for now. those extra of state mock a review has assumed control of the beleaguered agency, which he says has been failing to serve us national interests. on the acting director of usa, i. d, i've, i've delegated that authority to someone, but i stay in touch with him. and again, our goal was to go in and align our foreign aid. so the national interest, there are a lot of functions of usa id that are going to continue

then we have go, you've covered head audience national award. welcome to join us. this to the white house is over the whole length and the torres usaid agency. there's no for sponsoring multiple regime, changing programs in other countries since it was formed in the 19 sixty's president trump's government efficiency just a little musk plains usaid will be shut down for now the secretary of state mock, a review is assumed control of the belief that agency, which he says has been failing to serve us national interests on the acting director of usa i. d, i've, i've delegated that authority with someone, but i stay in touch with him. and again, our goal was to go in and align our foreign aid. so the national interest, there are a lot of functions of usa idea that are going to continue to are going to be part of american foreign policy. but it has to be aligned with american foreign policy. the attitude, the usa idea is adopted over the years is know, we are independent of the national interest. we fund programs, irrespective of whether it's aligned or not aligned with

do you believe that america is an exceptional nation? mr. patel: it is the greatest nation. sen. cornyn: your family went through a lot to get here. mr. patel: they sure did. sen. cornyn: and your life story is a great example of people pursuing the american dream. do you believe what a large part of weights -- what makes america exceptional nation is the rule of no -- the rule of law? mr. patel: it is a fundamental precept because without a single or application we go back to the uganda that my father fled. sen. cornyn: i believe that the two most important institutions in america to preserve and protect, and enforce the rule of law are the fbi and the department of justice. and, the sort of politicalization that senator graham and others have talked about during crossfire hurricane investigation or project james comey at the fbi. and the abuse of intelligence tools like title i and section 702 re: betrayal of -- are a betrayal of american values and adherence to the rule of law. and i think your biggest task is going to be along with pam bondi at the office of attorney general

>>> welcome back to "face the nation." we return to our conversation with vermont independent senator bernie sanders. senator, thank you for sticking with us through the break. i want to ask you about some of the rather fiery hearings you were a part of this past week, in particular with a potential health and human services secretary to be, rfk jr. you told cbs in december you think he's right about the food industry and obesity and what he says about high prices for prescription drugs. but during the hearing, you had some sharp exchanges. are you at this point decided on your vote? will you cross over and help republicans confirm him? >> margaret, i have up to now voted for some trump appointee, a few. i voted against most and i'll make my decisions next week. where kennedy is right is we are an unhealthy society. the point i have been making, many others have been making for a long time. one of the things that concerns me very much, and kennedy mentioned it, our life expectancy, how long our people live is five years le

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i truly believe that what separates us not just from the other nations on the earth, but other nationsin history, is that here we have been united by the belief that every human being deserves the chance to achieve their god given potential to go as far as their talent and their work will take them. and if that if we ever were to lose that we will lose what makes us different. we'll still be big. we'll still be important. we'll still be powerful. we'll still be important. and we'll still matter on the global stage. but we won't be as special. and i, for one, don't want to be part of the first generation of americans. that leaves the next worse off. i, for one, don't want to be part of the first generation of americans that has to turn to their children and explain to them why we got to grow up in the greatest country in human history. but they will not have the same chance. now, i know that there's a lot of narrative out there about how divided the republican party. i'm sorry about how divided we are between republicans and democrats, how divided we are among our political feelings and

that's how it works in a nation of laws. the new secretary of state, marco rubio, stepped in to run interference for elon musk today by declaring himself the acting administrator for the united states agency for international development, before then announcing that he was putting a state department political appointee who is not confirmed by the senate, in charge of the agency for international development. and so now someone named pete morocco. yeah, that's his real name, will decide how many babies die. he will decide how many people starve. nbc news reports an early 2023 online sleuths who aided the fbi in cases against hundreds of january 6th rioters identified morocco and his now wife as being among the rioters who stormed the capitol in 2021, pointing to multiple images of them on the capitol grounds that day and cctv video that shows the man they identified as morocco entering the capitol through a broken window. that's who's in charge of president kennedy's creation right now. tonight, pete morocco from john f kenne

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but that's part of the national service side of. colonial national historical park. and there haven't been archeological excavations out of green spring for a number of years at this point. and what we do, although it was very exacting work at the time, it leaves much to be desired when we look back at it with a modern lens they were unable to determine, even chronology of the building pattern out there, let alone link artifacts with individuals. although they did find heck of a lot of pipe stems, which suggests certainly that this was a hub of political activity, especially during the years sir william barclay lived there and all of the surrounding. you bigwigs were coming to be wined and dined at green spring politics. all the while. so that's my answer to that. can you give us little like overview into the political space at the time when the state house was being moved to a middle plantation the political space. oh oh. you'd had a series of short term governors after barclay and you've got frances nicholson being a mover and shaker. he he is not just responsible

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