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i think the nda is trying so hard to be inclusive they have erased mother.thers. this is the left agenda trying to erase the role of women by we saw justice ketanji brown jackson not defining what a woman is, the biden administration before title nine rules to redefine what sex is so it's part and parcel the large agenda just trying to destroy things many of us have held true for thousands of years. >> a lot of people don't know anything except the term mother and father we just keep trying to change things. you remember the story about the male pregnant emoji, i still don't know what they were trying to get out except i know a man cannot give birth to a child so you say where are we going with it? in some ways wokeism has failed even the most woke. when is going to be time to stop? >> it's interesting because i think there's a lot of democrats realizing how extreme they are. jones a few weeks ago said people don't use the term that next work these terms, it's not what people talk about in the nail salon or barber shops so i think there are people who are tr

that a separate funding outside of this funding in the nda, so i supported that funding and i want to support the people of ukraine especially in these times watching what russia is doing but that is not related to the nda and people should be honest about that aspect. host: today, the president of ukraine will address congress, calling for more support in ukraine. what do you think about the address and additional support for them, what we're doing as far as i country is concerned? guest: i think we're doing the right approach. we do not want to send troops in. i think that is the right approach not to send our own troops in. however, we cannot provide a lot of support along with other nations. clearly russia is doing this unnecessary aggression, trying to take turf back they once had with the soviet union. we are doing the right thing. in general, there has been bipartisan support. we will hear the first lady has to say. host: representative mark pocan, our guest, the first question comes from the independent line, tampa, florida, we hear from beth, you are on with representative ma

and they ask you to sign an nda! what was the rationale? state we are living here in texas. this is the kind of stuff that happens in venezuela, and russia. and unfortunately, it happens here in texas. the facts are, the reason i saw three minutes of the video, is because i barged into a dps trailer, had an argument with one of their pios. as i walked out, i saw about three minutes of a different video. the video i saw was closer to the room that this man had sheltered himself in. and as he fired out to the police. you could see construction material, sheet rock flying in over their heads. they are not showing you that video, because they don't want people to see the awesome power of fear for horrible power, of these ar-15s. we saw all sorts of props in these investigations, and in these hearings, and in the senate and house of representatives. but we never saw an ar-15. because they don't want to be having that discussion, stephanie. >> so what information are these families getting? if you, an elected official, can't get information. what

so will the government back my bill to ban the use of ndas in cases of sexual harassment, bullying, and misconduct, and consider meeting with me in his role as justice secretary to discuss how we'll put a stop to this deplorable practice once and for all? >> i will look very carefully at any proposals you have. we have got to do everything we can to protect women and girls in this country. and also frankly to make them feel more confident in the justice system. that is why i am relieved the volume of rape convictions in the last year alone is up by two thirds and of course in the police courts sentencing and crime act enforced this week, we have taken extra measures by extending the time limit for reporting domestic abuse and criminalizing taking photos of a mother breast-feeding without consent. and i'll certainly look at the proposals that she's raised with me. >> daniel kochinski. >> thank you, mr. speaker. we are investing nearly 190 billion pounds this year into the nhs and yet many of us see disturbing deficiencies within nhs management. no more so than the shrewsbury and telford

that a separate funding outside of this funding in the nda, so i supported that funding and i want tohe people of ukraine especially in these times watching what russia is doing but that is not related to the nda and people should be honest about that aspect. host: today, the president of ukraine will address congress, calling for more support in ukraine. what do you think about the address and additional support for them, what we're doing as far as i country is concerned? guest: i think we're doing the right approach. we do not want to send troops in. i think that is the right approach not to send our own troops in. however, we cannot provide a lot of support along with other nations. clearly russia is doing this unnecessary aggression, trying to take turf back they once had with the soviet union. we are doing the right thing. in general, there has been bipartisan support. we will hear the first lady has to say. host: representative mark pocan, our guest, the first question comes from the independent line, tampa, florida, we hear from beth, you are on with representative mark pocan.

release of this video issued statements saying that they have -- they're asking for a waiver to their nda release the video, and texas dps says the person who is objecting here is the d.a. >> let us remember the very first thing the police and politicians of uvalde did was praise their response and how great their behavior was. that's the story they wanted out there. rosa flores, thanks so much. appreciate it. >> today, president biden celebrating the passage of the safer communities act. this legislation was the very first bipartisan gun safety law to pass in decades in the united states. it provides funding for states to implement red flag laws and closes the so-called boyfriend loophole, which bars people convicted of domestic violence from purchasing a gun. joining us now to discuss is kansas city, missouri, mayor quinton lucas. he was at president biden's celebration today. he's also the chairman of the u.s. conference of mayors, criminal and social justice committee. thanks so much for being here, mr. mayor. good to have you. according to the cdc, these are statistics that i'm sure

worried about how bad it could be, those of you that remember next day they started shutting down the nda which was what brought it home to me. and so you might not have seen too much of the primaries but we had a lot of issues going. things that were true things going on inmichigan . [inaudible] >> you set it up right. my colleague secretary raffensperger and also the mayor and expert of elections in michigan chris thomas you all know. we're fortunate enough to have the demon of all election directors in the state of michigan for a long time nationwide so a lot of our preparation frankly april 20, 2020 started long before 2020 and it was with people like election director thomas and jonathan bringing experts to the state to help us implement new changes that were connected by voters in 2018 and i'll talk briefly about that but also wanted to say david deftly laid out both realities of what we lived through and continue to live othrough one our elections in 2020 all four of them that we had h throughout the year in every election since i spend extremely smooth. highly secure with extraord

she resigned in october in protest of nda. chase up with policies. she will be the second woman of color to serve as a sfda following in the footsteps of vice president kamala harris. >> other news now a san francisco superior court judge has postponed arguments until he knows whether the city's new district attorney will pursue a bunch of significant cases. judge richard omer was supposed to hear arguments on the legitimacy of thousands of bay area lawsuits brought under the americans with disabilities act. >> but the judge says that he doesn't want to, quote, spend judicial resources on the dispute until he finds out of the newly appointed da is going to pursue the case. the judge is giving the da's office until august 4th to file a declaration. >> a scary day at a starbucks in the south bay after a car just comes crashing in the santa clara county sheriff's office says 2 people were injured. >> yes, scary. it is conference. dan thorn live for us in cupertino tonight with more on. what happened. >> well, grant, vicki, there's still a lot of cleanup

. >> thank you for being here i have been in and out it is nda markup week serving on three subcommitteesyour testimony. to have prepared opening statements. >> thank you very much. the ib is a collaboration from more than 30 years has provided 30 years of feedback and recommendations on the administration budget. and on the eve of passing one of the veterans benefits expansions we are pleased to see to direct transfer from the fund toward the construction and while this is a good step it only shares shows a lack of the original budget request. at a minimum 3 percent of the overall operating budget to keep up with the growing back login to reduce to a higher budget request more employers and contractors to oversee the researching resulting workload the csm nor the v.a. facilities have the manpower to oversee the infrastructure at the level needed to significantly reduce the backlog. when they testify about staffing they discussed tens of thousands of shortages of medical providers that is an important part of the staffing with the site for severe shortages so to use this opportunity to di

if there are additional funding or authorizations we can provide in fy 23 nda and budget, to get after replenishing some of these replenishments now and avoid the the to continue funding supplemental through 2020 through to world sport or your depleted capabilities, we need to be having this critical despised discussion now so. i thank the chairman for organizing this important and timely hearing and i yield back. >> thank you. and again, i just want to mention that when you have been doing with the limited funds and redirection of of the items that are highest priority is not lost on this committee on what you're doing and it's much appreciated and not to suggest that there are things that there are of concern but i think we are heading in a very good direction and i think you'll hear that speaking for myself i generally we certainly believe this so, mr. stefany quit, to have you back here and. your statement, please. >> you sir, thank you for that comment. chairman north, ranking member harshly, distinguished members of the subcommittee on behalf of myself, new janet general heckl an

sorry, i have been in and out because this is also nda markup week.committees, i have another subcommittee i am going to shortly. but we do want to hear your testimony. do you have prepared opening statements? >> we do. >> do you want to move, starting with mr. butler? i'm sorry, mr. murray. >> yes sir. thank you very much. the independent budget or i b is a combination of d b, p f a and vfw. they have provided independent feedback and recommendations on the administration's budget. we would like to thank this committee, and especially the staff. we are on the eve of passing one of the largest veterans benefits expansions in generations. we are pleased to see that va will direct funds from incurring the funds to its construction accounts. this is a good step, but we believe it only shows a lack of a sufficient amount in the original budget request. va's construction budget should be at a minimum 3% of the overall operating budget, just to keep up with the growing backlog. in order to reduce the backlog, in addition to a higher budget request, more emp

the nda for fiscal year 2022 has helped us to establish a dedicated office to oversee processes and procedures for the timely collection processing analysis and reporting of uap related data. what are uaps? put simply, uap are airborne objects that when encountered can not be immediately identified. however, it is the departments contention that by combining appropriately structured collected data with rigorous scientific analysis, any objects that we encounter can likely be isolated, characterized, identified, and if necessary, mitigated. we know that there are service members have encountered unidentified aerial phenomenon, and because uaps pose potential risky -- we are committed to a focused effort to determine their origins. our effort will include the throw examination of adversarial platforms and potential breakthrough technologies, u.s. government or commercial platforms, allied or partner systems, and other natural phenomena. we also understand that there has been a cultural stigma surrounding uap. our goal is to eliminate this stigma by fully incorporating our operators and mission p

some reason people on the right, you talk about the people on the left that are extreme but there's ndalot of extreme wackos on the right to. you've got the american firsters, no nothing people and that's going nowhere. secondly inflation. trump printed money to. >> host: my martin, there's a lot there to play with and we appreciate youcalling in . >> very well done. one of the three. that's even better. i want to make a point about inflation because i at least part of what the college has said i agree with. i think cimmigration is a good thing. not a bad thing. courseamerica has a great long tradition of inflation . here's what we don't like. i don't like illegal immigration. i don't like open borders. and i think that's kind of where we are . my own views have changed or evolved in the last 10 years over this question. because i am am a strong pro-immigration reform are quote unquote. but the border crisis, the catastrophe of the border is something that cannot be allowed to continue. it's not sustainable. in all its many forms. president trump on this basically did two things. one is

to this and i am glad that the nda bureau has appointed and confirmed later us secretary but there remain a number of nominees for viable positions in the middle east need to move forward including crucially for syria as usaid's assistant administrator for the middle east. the us would continue to prioritize bringing its own resources and resources of the international community to bear on serious humanitarian crisis while being judicious to focus our assistance in ways that doesn't benefit the regime . it would include how to continue to help syria's neighbors especially jordan and lebanon who have shown incredible hospitality to those fleeing assad's brutality but nonetheless are bearing a significant strain . to that end we need a full-court press to address the mandate for the last remaining border crossing for desperately needed humanitarian assistance to hold with a ready to implement strategy for pushing that assistance if and when russia uses its veto. putin cannot be allowed to hold desperate syrians as ransom for demands of relief. that strategy should include new consideration

to this and i'm glad that the nda bureau now has an appointed unconfirmed leader in you, mister secretary. however, there remained a number of nominees for vital positions in the middle east that need to move forward and include increased solution for syria, tomorrow it's, as i. d. s assistant administrator for the police. u.s. strategy would continue to predatory bringing its own resources in the resources of the international community to bear on a serious humanitarian crisis while being judicious to focus our assistance in ways and that doesn't benefit the regime. it would include how to help continue to help syria's neighbors, especially jordan and lebanon, who have shown incredible hospitality to those fleeing assad's brutality but nevertheless are bearing a significant strain. to that in, we need a full court press at the united nations to address a possible russian veto of the mandate for the last remaining border crossing for desperately needed humanitarian assistance, coupled with a ready to implement strategy for pushing that assistance if and when russia uses its veto. putin ca

how serious is nda willis in this investigation? >> i think she is very serious.aid to blaine alexander as well, she is not playing any games here. this is why the former investigation might wind up being the most serious threat to donald trump. this probe has accelerated, has gone on since early last year. now, it is tightening in on donald trump's inner circle right now. and if these characters, these figures, lindsey graham, if they are compelled to testify, they will be under oath. there's no telling what could come up. i see this as concentric circles, they are starting to tighten around donald trump, one by one. >> i am glad you mentioned the subpoena. i am thinking of senator lindsey graham, who made a phone call to some folks down there. and he is fighting the subpoena. have you heard anything from the other folks who have been subpoenaed, like rudy giuliani, john eastman, mitchell, whether they are fighting those subpoenas from the fulton county da? >> we expect them to fight them. they can claim attorney client privilege, although it's unlikely a judge w

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colleague, senator cornyn and warner to push for authorization of new chips initiative part of the nda to address our nation's growing chip shortage. we all knew but america faced a choice. we could keep underfunding science and innovation and continue to let america fall behind global competitors or wake up to the challenges of the century and empower the american people to unleash the next wave of discovery and scientific achievement. we knew if we didn't get there first, rivals, the chinese communist party would likely beat us to the punch and reshape the world and their authoritarian image. in february of 2021 less than a month after i became majority leader, i directed the chairs and members of relevant committees to start drafting legislative package to outcompete china and create new american jobs with and this frontier act serving as the core of this effort. i also instructed them to draft legislation to rebuild a capacity of the united states semiconductor industry. the pandemic made clear with unforgiving clarity how america's chip shortage was creating a crisis in economic n