neal theal thank you, mr. speaker. i -- mr. neal: thank mr. neal: thank you, mr. speaker. want to yield to the gentlelady from washington, congresswoman delbene. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from washington is recognized for one minute. ms. delbene: thank you. i rise against this republican ruse, the default on america. this is a maga wish list that demands a 22% cut of essential federal programs that support working families, seniors, veterans, public safety, schools, and housing assistance. if passed, this bill would cost an estimated 780,000 jobs, many in the clean energy sector, all across this country. what we need is simple. a clean bill to avoid a default to ensure we protect the full faith and credit of the united states. if my republican colleagues want to show americans they can govern, then pass a clean bill and show us your budget, a real budget, like the president's released. every day republicans' wait brings us closer to brinksmanship and hurts the american people and the global economy. i urge my colleagues to reject this bill and i yield back.

i ask richie neal to talk about this. kneel kneel -- mr. neal: thanks to you and to pete and thanks to the team as we go forward. the math ought to be clear. this represents a threat to the dollars as eninternational currency. but also a reminder of the recklessness of this policy and goes like this. so, george bush cut taxes $1 trillion 3 and million and a half to veterans because of these military incursions and obligated to pay those veteran benefits and those wounded or harmed along the way. they voted for the pandemic relief. they voted consistently for more defense spending. some of them voted for the chips act. some of them voted for the infrastructure bill and all of them in 2017, december, voted to borro with $2.3 trillion to provide it to the wealthiest. $10 trillion worth of tax cuts over the last 25 years and there has been no conversation from their side about putting the tax cuts on the table. speaker mccarthy got him civil into this. reasonable people would say we should have a clear and sustained vote on the debt ceiling and

neal theal thank you, mr. speaker. i -- mr. neal: thank mr. neal: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to yield to the gentlelady from washington, congresswoman delbene. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from washington is recognized for one minute. ms. delbene: thank you. i rise against this republican ruse, the default on america. this is a maga wish list that demands a 22% cut of essential federal programs that support working families, seniors, veterans, public safety, schools, and housing assistance. if passed, this bill would cost an estimated 780,000 jobs, many in the clean energy sector, all across this country. what we need is simple. a clean bill to avoid a default to ensure we protect the full faith and credit of the united states. if my republican colleagues want to show americans they can govern, then pass a clean bill and show us your budget, a real budget, like the president's released. every day republicans' wait brings us closer to brinksmanship and hurts the american people and the global economy. i urge my colleagues to reject this bill and i yield back

neal katyal, we have heard this before. lawyers tell our clients, as little as possible last summer, trump pleaded the fifth 400 times. suddenly his top, talk, talk talk, talk does that surprise you >> yeah. first of all, it had to have been a strange feeling for donald trump to actually answe questions instead of hidin behind the fifth amendment, as he always does he didn't hear, though, for good reason. because, stephanie ruhle, in new york, in a civil matter, you don't have the right against incrimination. you don't have the sam ability. so, if you stay silent in civil matter, then the jury ca be told, hey, the defendan could have told his story, h didn't so you should draw what we cal an adverse inference you sure the seam assume tha trump is admitting to th allegations against him. so, for that reason in a 250 million-dollar case, it's no surprising that trum testified. now, time will tell, is that a good strategy? because donald trump's, to put it mildly, truth challenged. so, anything involving him and an oath is kin

neal, i'm curious what you think. what dan is describing is something everyone knows from google maps or waze -- we're nonpartisan here -- you could go up the fdr or go over here on the bqe. you have more than one route and the philosophy of strategy here would be that there may indeed be more than one potential route at trial to prove up criminal intent, neal >> yeah, so the district attorney here, ari, has done what he does in other cases, which is specify at least one route. he's not required -- i think dan's right -- to specify all the routes, but i think the district attorney went pretty far in doing so. specified, as i counted it, five -- between the indictment and his press conference one bucket was federal election violations and state election violations, so campaign finance. then there was tax, both state and federal. then there was also the idea that any one of these falsifications of business records were done to enable the falsification of a next round. so you went from mcdougal to stormy daniels and the

congressman richard neal in springfield, massachusetts, welcome to hardtalk.ed to be with you. well, it's a pleasure to have you on the show. what doesjoe biden�*s determination to be on the island of ireland to mark this 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement, what does it tell us about the priority he puts on doing what he can to maintaining the solidity of the peace there? well, i think it's a historic anniversary and i think america served as an honest broker through the negotiations and they were able through, i think, strategy and patience to bring about a successful conclusion to the agreement, recalling that before the agreement, there were 30,000 british soldiers in an area the size of our state of connecticut. there were 106 military installations, there was a royal ulster constabulary that one tradition of the communities decided... they thought that it was very unfair in their daily treatment. and today, we have a prosperous island, still a ways to go, but the key here is to point out the following — all sides had to give up something, in te

because as neal you correctl point out, he can't help himself. if there is somebody trying to exert control over him, he wil violate that rule no matte what is being said but there is a sort of very pr defense, pro defense right regime now in new york tha does - the discretion of a court as t when they can actually hold hi in contempt and sent him t jail but we could get there knowing that this is donald trump. as i think i said last night if he is charged in federa court the rules are very different and there is a easie path for a judge to do wit what amy berman jackson almost did with roger stone but she took the step of saying, all social media, you are ou because of what he did when he was out on bail. but in federal court he coul find himself in jail awaitin trial. >> neal katyal, i for one don' think there's any practical wa a former president can be sent to jail. i think home confinement is th best you can do given that the have a dozen secret servic agents with them and the complexity of that however, contempt of court in lot of jurisdict

neal: thank you, mr. speaker.r. speaker, i yield myself such time as i might consume. mr. speaker, i rise in strong opposition to the default on america's act. the chairman just mentioned something that is noteworthy. he said, we are seeing a republican plan and for the next hour, we intend to make sure america gets a chance to see the republican plan. a reminder for those who might be paying attention to this debate today. as to how we traveled on this road, which by the way is manageable through negotiation after a clean debt ceiling vote ply take place -- vote might take place, so my republican colleagues, i think, i might be mistaken, you know what, i'm sure, they voted for more defense spending. $800 billion we are now at with defense spending so. they voted for pandemic relief. they voted for aid to ukraine. how about the million and a half new veterans we have in america in the aftermath of the war in iraq and afghanistan? they deserve our care and our republican colleagues voted for that aid. so the republ

began in 2018 when zora neale hurston book american was being published. you know, it had been on the shelf for 90 years after she wrote it. it's her. it consists her interviews with cudjoe lewis, who one of the last living survivors of the clotilda voyage, the voyage of the last slave ship brought to the us and we were publishing an excerpt of the book in new york magazine. and my editor, murray abraham me in and said, hey, it would be really nice if we could have another to run alongside this one about what became of the descendants kojo so see if you can track them down and and she said maybe we'll send you a mobile and it turned out to be easier said than done to find them had the family had intentionally a low profile. but when i first got a member of that family on the phone gary lumbers who was living near philadelphia. remember i was in this hotel room in west texas working on another story. and said to me pretty forcefully, you don't need to be writing about the descendants. you should be writing about is the neighborhood. he said. when the neighb

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and so, a day of reckoning is coming on that, i very much suspect. >> neal, i'm going to pick on you and ask another question in 2016, donald trump said a lot that you can't vote for hillary clinton because she's going to be under indictment, you can't have somebody in office who is under indictment donald trump is now under indictment he could go to trial, he could be convicted he could, could, serve prison time, not likely in the case of this we'll see the indictment and all the charges listed so we don't quite know yet but there are a number of other cases as well that could put him in the same position, this is a live shot of the hallway that donald trump will be walking down to go from the room where he's being processed to the courtroom where he will be officially arraigned we'll see a shot of him once that begins. we'll keep an eye on this. but just lay out for the constitution for me, neal, about the qualifications to run for the presidency, and to be president, anything in the criminal law if you're convicted, if you're a convicted felon, even, if you're serving in jail, bar

neale hanvey sir alan cochrane ah, neale hanvey sir alan cochrane ah hhhs— neale hanvey sir alan cochrane out of and led— downwards spiral that they can't get out of and led by a leader vhe— get out of and led by a leader vhe heesh-h— get out of and led by a leader who doesn't really know what he-s— who doesn't really know what he-s hehe— who doesn't really know what he's doing and— who doesn't really know what he's doing and i— who doesn't really know what he's doing and i suspect that we eehehvehe— he's doing and i suspect that we can celebrate the— he's doing and i suspect that we can celebrate the demise . the can celebrate the demise. the hehueh— can celebrate the demise. the gradual demise— can celebrate the demise. the gradual demise of the snp . gradual demise of the snp. but veh— gradual demise of the snp. but vehh e— gradual demise of the snp. but vehh e hshhe.— gradual demise of the snp. but wait a minute, not— gradual demise of the snp. but wait a minute, not necessarily the end of the independence movement, as i'm sure mr. hanvey will tell you shortly. there's another party.

. >> i welcome neal's thoughts we're going to do this throughout the day and get indictments. i was at an initial medium he's at a large. andrew weissman always goes supersized ask enron or the mafia or any of his defendants we're going to watch for how many tentacles are there to neal's point, whether tax and conspiracies come in, that may be more difficult for trump and his lawyers to deal with. >> andrea? >> joyce vance, let's talk about your take -- small, medium, or large? if you've got tax cases involved here, conspiracy and tax, and you know, fraudulent business filings, you're going pretty large. >> i think it is going big and to the point that was being made before people knew what was in the indictment, there were a lot of complaints, many of them motivated by politics, saying that this was an insignificant indictment, that it was just about some records keeping violations i'm sure this becomes more clear when we see the unsealed indictment, but knowing that there is a significant number of felony charges, that it's more expansive than stormy daniels, that begins to

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as andrew and neal know, indictments come in two flavors. the traditional is a highly legalistic document that tracks what is stated in the law with a very small smattering, if you would, of facts. a speaking indictment, which is often used when there's a conspiracy count, gives the indictment -- the flavor if you would of telling a much more robust, full story so it's an opportunity to marry narrative and law, and i don't think there's any question that in the prologue to the conspiracy count there's going to be a reference to the election, to the stakes, and to evidence that indicates that now defendant donald trump had an intention to commit these other crimes related to his campaign in 2016. >> i just want to read what adam reese and gregorian has said trump pleads not guilty to 34 counts of falsifying business records related to hush money payments pleaded not guilty to 34 count of falsifying business records for his alleged role in the hush money payments to two women. as you pointed out, most likely karen mcdougal towards the end of h

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what it's under my set of gollum work with them via memos, kill neal curtis helene fuller was in the healing the 1000000. ah, but you know what we are see lead that is the that is as the of the the a sand bell, silvia molecular with sheila, this is the 2nd thing. not any muscle top seal. so dorky le lou chuckle. a was my mother with a, a, a . 8 a d a now got up, i forget how with a with, [000:00:00;00] with a, with, [000:00:00;00] with, with the info on those is in the abilene from solo, e c i a boy. yeah. that was gonna keep us in. yeah. i am as a guys if i tell them about both. i'm open. yes. then yeah, i can't. what i, you know, seem funny. i was a sanyo. jenny, me. what though you see is complete hope. what if you was out in the home? yeah, cameras will probably be more a noise vienne skill will know their mama, the hela is part of where the hot bed or number name will hear them up with this input we, we good god, we say fail. c i a momento, c go good. okay. one second, 2nd game would probably by 1000000 i room. maybe combine yet only pools on vienna. you got me, me home at bush.

ah, neal history, that canada has what? indigenous people, i'm communities and it's so shameful history and a history that calendar doesn't like to talk about not until just into those election in 2015 with abuse of colonization. finally shuddered here and being elected prime minister, the young head of state to give a message to the 1st nations community working together timely the government of canada. sincerely apologize, us and asks the forgiveness of the aboriginal peoples of this country for failing them. so profoundly have to apologize and to residential school victims. the prime minister tackle the scandal from us for many decades, indigenous women and girls across canada have disappeared, suffered violence or been killed. it is shameful. it is absolutely unacceptable, and it must end with the 1st time in the country's history, he acknowledged genocide. this is a gift to the prime minister dustin trudeau has raised the hopes of an entire people. but indigenous women are still dying. ah. after all the promises breath

it can on the speak on behalf of young --eole. . , can on the speak on behalf of young neale, ., , , on the speak on behalf of young --eole. , ., people. it has been fascinating s-ueakin people. it has been fascinating speaking to — people. it has been fascinating speaking to you. _ people. it has been fascinating speaking to you, hopefully - people. it has been fascinating speaking to you, hopefully you people. it has been fascinating - speaking to you, hopefully you can hang on and be welcome back to you as we countdown to president biden addressing ulster university students. i want to bring in mark simpson who covered the agreement 25 years ago and i want to ask about comments we have helped, from the meeting between president biden and rishi sunak, i am yet to listen he said. we had to say i want to keep the peace, fingers crossed. these and very broad brush stroke comments. and very broad brush stroke commem— and very broad brush stroke comments. ~ , ., ., comments. when you look at the hester the _ comments. when you look at the hester the of— comments. when you look at the he

a man shot and killed a woman and her 13 neal dunn. the woman's boyfriend was arrested, that happened at end apartment on burke street where investigators say there was a dispute between the suspect and his girlfriend which led to the shooting. they say the suspect then killed her daughter. a 12-year-old friend of the team was spending the night and also shot. she was able to escape and get help. oakland police are searching for the person behind a shooting that sent a motorist to the hospital. the victim was shot in the back as he drove near hyde street and 34th avenue this morning. police found him just about a mile away near fremont high school, and he was taken to the hospital. investigators believe that he was shot by someone in another car. they found several bullet shell casings in that area. moving onto nude of elements in the federal crisis. -- fentanyl crisis. two big busts in the tenderloin, and people in the neighborhood say there was an increased presence of officers yesterday focusing on drug dealers. officials say they m

way, shape or form to my knowledge of acting in this ring leader obstruction way that trump is >> nealm the affidavit itself this is what doj filed in august august 30th. "through further investigation the fbi uncovered multiple sources of evidence indicating that the response to the may 11th grand jury subpoena was incomplete and that classified documents remained at the premises notwithstanding the sworn certification made to the government on june 3rd in particular, the government developed evidence that a search limited to the storage room would not have uncovered all the classified documents at the premises the government also developed evidence that government records were likely concealed and removed from the storage room and that efforts were likely taken to obstruct the government's investigation." why hasn't the obstruction case been charged yet >> so if i'm donald trump's lawyer, nicolle, and heaven knows what i did in a past life to wind myself up there. but if i were, i would take what you said and say look, that's fine, that might show an obstruction charge against someon

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believe this was a revenge killing because the former m p was terrorizing people. public korea is neal data because the guy mother had a people's lives. their property became many people, there was no, nobody came on people's against him. his dad wasn't because, you know, and dr. political patronage, as of now that i've studied that in a lot of the cities absolutely come on and joining this did. so one expensive one is, is that rolling the area? these are some wanted to tell you what are the gall men and the police messy marie up is on the same page under the member you do still inquire. he had been ordered by the chief minister, ended by justice. he died just about i go, i don't know a bond from the political stable. that link is a shift which is quite gone, especially back in the news. the french government intends to accelerate reforms responding to the worries on anger of the population. lost a message coming from the countries of prime minister following the adoption of that controversial pension reform by the french president's macro luca saw in better yonder on what passing thro

i'm neal rains predictable seasons and consistent temperature is old allowed life to flourish. but a over reliance on fossil fuels is causing the delicate balance of all planets to shift. instances of extreme weather used to be rad. but now deadly heat wave. wild fires. powerful floods. hurricanes and drops. a becoming the norm. the question is no longer will they happen. but when. and how we can cope with them. i'm tony can you let in kenya to explore a high tech solution that is helping her to survive i'm going. to a number for beer in myanmar would drones are helping to protect coastal communities against extreme weather events. yes hey i have been in the grip of a devastating drought. amongst those worst affected i can use over five million pastores. for whom finding fresh water and last postion and is critical for the survival of their head. but something has been develope. something like this hold the key to getting hurt is around the country through these difficult times. today and i've called every scout is being launched in the town of catching. the hurt is all over th

have the very best team o legal experts to do that with us, leading off our discussion tonight is neal katyal, former acting u.s. solicitor general. also with us, andrew weissmann former fbi general counsel and former chief of the criminal division in the easter district of new york he's a professor of practice a nyu law school they're both msnbc legal analysts and joining us is dan horwitz, he's a former manhatta assistant district attorney. all right, andrew weissmann, let me begin with you and what we saw in the judges ruling so far which seems to apply a this stage only till tomorrow' arraignment, no cameras in the courtroom, no electronic devices, no live tweeting. cameras allowed in the hallway essentially, this seems to b the way the same judge handled the allen weisselber prosecution. >> yes, the judge has a lot of discretion as to what he i going to allow and this was a little bit more than i expected because he i allowed some cameras, as rache and you discussed at the opening, at least the very beginning. and i agree with you that it may not be what he does for th trial. he m

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her lawn. ha, neal's not a sauna on his, his land through song. oh, cambridge is on the tundra will soon planet. and the arctic nights will get longer . 2 his greatest hope is that the parliament that represents his voice to those in power will be heard. he's had, he noted, god, what legal dod to bid. so not sal mathias. gov, unable to read the believe me, you that song ah, a blue bean transition as the a just transition. i feel that it is really important. actively safeguard human rights and that is a just transition. you can't choose solutions that for us. it gives us no oh for a future in sweden car in fairfield, nia wishes her. sammy parliament had a more powerful voice. they had folk, so mayor thought another champa center calling to see adding in of south may. but he had the holly full time slots. so shanpa, so they asked us all at the, at he asked the and all the of the, the yoda a use of alpha makena. they'll be that in hudson at lee of about to leave. so you, oh, yes sir, or sloss may a thing get out there, defusing it unconnected to bein

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my chinese name is alo, enoch grew up in a buddhist orphanage in malawi, neal deny, and i was so afraid when i arrived. bull feed up man, because i'd heard rumors that the chinese people be a maniac torn between the teachings of the far east and his native african culture. 15 minutes on d w. oh there's is the story of many ukrainian before rushes invasion. martin and siri had trained as volunteers for emergencies. oh, since the beginning of the war, they have been in combat. even fighting directly at the front. focus on europe. 90 minutes on d. w. o. and guardians of truth. i have paid almost every price of feature in the country like to a key taking on the powers that be they risk everything gender, dar, meets activists, journalists, and politicians. living in exile. they live to which are they live for their mission? what drives them to buy? need to know what is happening. there are series guardians of truth watch. now on youtube of d. w documentary, the trio taking on nigerian trafficking networks a penny. so when it comes to trafficking nigerian women for sex, they're always saying

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but that is an interesting point here because the western definition is neal. liberal definition of democracy is actually a cudgel to maintain gemini, and that's, that's, this is a discursive trick that they're playing on. all of us here is that is, if you are appear not for democracy, that means you're against that. that means you're for a talk receipt, which is again, a ridiculous binary. nobody. nobody in the world really thinks that way. not even these mandarins in power in london, brussels in washington. go ahead here in moscow. yeah, i think you've pretty much something all love with it. it was almost like 2 ships passing by each other in the, in the heart of the nice. yeah. but i know all the what is shooting at the other? yes, britain, i'm sorry, keep going. but again, like i said, you know, was the new york gone? someone what i want to say that they do not reverse gear. that's what i meant on managing their vision. you know, this goes way back, you know, with one more our listeners with the, the documents. but 11 recalls the iraqi, she points all those people were promoted, they were

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the neal come frost $8.00 trillion dollars. hold out or middle class made the laughing stock of u. s. military power and moral authority to china and russia into an invincible alliance, destroyed the door as the global currency cost millions of lives, and done nothing to advance democracy or when friendships or influence. now on the republican side, many of the candidates including former president, donald trump, say the country is headed off a cliff. fast country is going to hell or currency is crashing and will soon no longer be the world standard. which will be our greatest defeat, frankly, in 200 years, there will be no defeat like that. that will take us away from being even a great power. countries moving away from the u. s. dollar is a big deal and it's happening fast. brazil, china, india, and other major countries are starting to do their transactions in different currencies. saudi arabia is making the shift to as well. all of this comes on the heels of a very important meeting between chinese liter. she's in ping and russian president vladimir putin. now the favorite tool

or you may know that the, the neal buddy in the united nations, as that is supposed to look off to peace and security and be a guardian of the international peace is the security. gus, now we have a case where a permanent member of the security council has attacked its neighbor. and at the same time, it's paralyzed by its regional power. the whole secure to cause a the war has been going on for more than a year. and the secret council has not been able to take a single decision on the, on the war warrior warren, your claim. therefore, all the political issues that are linked in any way to the conflict came to jenna assembly suggest somebody took already 6 decisions against aggression against her annexation territory, against the infringement of human rights against it. destruction is setting up your future is claimed. range is 3, and also asking for a kind of international juvenile for aggression. can we talk about the security council for a little bit? and i mean, obviously this is like, you mentioned, you know, when one of its members trust it will, doesn't vita, another country that t