ogles: mr. chairman, what i find to be one of the more remarkable things about the so-called inflation reduction act of 2022 is nowhere in that bill do progressive democrats identify any government program worth cutting. not one. not one dollar of the $80 billion appropriated to the i.r.s. to audit middle-income americans. not $1 of ukraine spending. not $1 of the billions given to advance tree equity. this is absurd. we're spending ourself into oblivion. we've got to give relief to the american consumer. and a $6.5 billion hike on the cost of oil and gas to the consumer is real. the cost of groceries are up 30%, 40%. rents are up. it's impossible for some to buy a home. we've got to recognize that the biden-harris administration is a failure. people were better off under donald trump than they are under biden-harris. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from maine is recognized. ms. pingree: reserve. the chair: she reserves. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr

ogles: thank you, madam chair. this amendment prohibits the use of funds to consider the social cost of greenhouse gases in the development and implementation of budgets, federal procurement processes and environmental reviews. president biden is directing agencies to consider the social cost of greenhouse gases in the development and implementation of budgets, the federal procurement process and environmental reviews. democrats use it as social cost of greenhouse gas metrics to justify sweeping climate policies and stringent regulations that drive up costs. however the social costs of greenhouse gas is an extremely inefficient policymaking tool. estimates are based on questionable, flawed and uncertain assumptions and the biden administration refuses to share details on how they come up with these numbers. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio rides? ms. kaptur: i clause time in opposition. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized for five minutes. ms. kaptur

maria: it's always good to see you andy ogles thank you, sir. soon, quick break and hundreds have been arrested after into israel protesters invaded the capitol rotunda ahead of benjamin bittmn yahoo's address to congress president trump goes after kamala harris warchest with accusation of campaign-finance law violation, election lawyer steve roberts is young white republicans could sue to keep, the hearers off the ticket. you are watching "mornings with maria", live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ if you have wet amd, you never want to lose sight of the things you love. some things should stand the test of time. long lasting eylea hd could significantly improve your vision and can help you go up to 4 months between treatments. if you have an eye infection, eye pain or redness, or allergies to eylea hd, don't use. eye injections like eyla hd may cause eye infection, separation of the retina, or rare but severe swelling of blood vessels in the eye. an increase in eye pressure has been seen. there's an uncommon risk of heart attack or stroke asso

representative ogles, i appreciate it.at state of tennessee, thank you very much. >> absolutely, thank you. edward: to another business alert. more supply chain problems. coffee prices are poised to surge due to bean shortages. starbucks' preferred beans rose $2.332 per pound last month, a 64% increase compared to june 2020. >>> coming up, calls from liberal immediate to -- media to minority voters meant to pressure them to fall in line. also former president trump moments away from his first campaign rally since vice president took the democratic crown. next on "the evening edit." but first, let's check in with jackie deangelis and guy benson in for sean and dagen to see what a they have coming up next hour. couldn't possibly be better than this hour. jackie: hey, edward, good to see you. guy: we're going to try. [laughter] we've got a great lineup at the top of the hour. dana if lash in the house as is steve forbes, great conversation there. jackie: and we've also got former energy secretary rick perry because you take t

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you can also watch live national coverage on the live now from fox stream right there on the fox ogle app. it is a free download. >> hunter biden is asking for cases against him to be dismissed, using a ruling that threw out a separate case against former president trump. both hunter biden and trump were prosecuted by special counsels appointed by attorney general merrick garland. on monday, a florida judge threw out the classified documents case against trump. she cited special counsel must be nominated by the president and approved by the senate, not just appointed by garland. well, today, hunter biden requested his cases be tossed out for the same very reason hunter biden was convicted in june of lying about his drug use to buy a gun in 2018, and he is awaiting trial for tax evasion. >> the san francisco mayoral candidates made their case to get an endorsement from the san francisco firefighters union. a debate at the union hall was held this morning, and ktvu jana katsuyama has a look at some of the highlights. >> the five top san francisco mayoral candidates showed up the firefig

ogle, what do you say? of course, it is not just important, it is an unequivocal victory on the legal, yes field of ukraine, this is the first decision, just... it was in the first interstate case, and it was filed precisely in crimea. the first thing that is important is that the court, the european court of human rights, that is, it is not a ukrainian court, but an international court, recognized all the violations that occurred, violations human rights, this is political persecution, this is discrimination, this is torture, illegal deprivation of liberty, imposition of citizenship and so on and so forth. everything that we have been talking about for so many years has been recognized, recognized by the court, and what is important, it has been unanimously recognized that the russian federation is responsible for all of this. therefore, it is the legal basis for all other actions. now we talked about the fact that people suffer from various sufferings and so on. it must be proven constantly. now we have s

we should note moments to republican congressman andy ogles of tennessee introduced am i reading this right? articles of impeachment against vice president harris. what what's what's this about? yeah, that's right. this is a long-shot effort. virtually has no chance of passing the house, but this member, andy ogles, another member of the hard right of the house gop offering an impeachment resolution that has to articles of impeachment, one of which is called says that she willfully refused to uphold immigration laws and also accusing her of the breach of public trust. but i can tell you, jake, i talk about some moderate, more centrist republicans who want nothing to do with this. and this is not what is known as a privileged resolution, meaning it will not actually force the house republican leadership to put this on the floor of the chamber. so a gop leadership can simply ignore it, but it just shows you how republicans are now scrambling to figure out how to go after kamala harris. this being one effort, one long-shot effort to try to impeach her long-shot is one word for it. all ri

but this member, any ogles, another member of the hard right of the house gop offering in impeachmentas to who articles of impeachment, one of which is called says that she willfully refused to uphold immigration laws and also accusing her of the breach of public trust. but i can tell you, jake, i talking as a moderate more centrist republicans who want nothing to do with this and this is not what is known as a privileged resolution, meaning it will not actually force the house republican leadership to put this on the floor of the chamber. so a gop leadership can we ignore it, but just shows you how republicans are now scrambling to figure out how to go after kamala harris. this being one effort, one long-shot effort to try to impeach her long shots word for it. all right. manu raju on capitol hill. thanks so much. let's try to get a deeper understanding of who exactly vice president kamala harris is from two people with different but unique perspectives. rohini kosoglu had various roles working for kamala harris and the senate in the white house. and during her 2020 campaign, and shi

oh, let's have a walk and let people start ogling us, what is this, what a couple, good fellow!n is, do opera singers insure their voices, well, i don’t know that yet, probably somewhere in the west it’s... common, if you were offered to insure your voice, how much would you value it at? i never thought on this topic, it seems to me that this is such a priceless thing, firstly, it is an irreparable loss, replacing it with a monetary equivalent, it seems to me that this is simply blasphemy, it is probably akin to assessing a person’s life, that’s how much money , they paid, took him, and took his life. over the years, development has reached the point that we have now abandoned such an anachronism in our theater, although there was such a case in my life when this prompter helped a lot, i sang in one theater, and there the acoustics were so interesting, the sound into the hall just goes away fantastic, that is... in the third act the solo is quite deep, and i understand that i’m sitting at the table, and i can’t hear the orchestra, and i understand that something is happening in

ogles of tennessee. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] thechair: the yeas are 199, the nays are 197. the amendment is adopted. the unfinished business is on request for recorded vote on amendment number 42 printed in part a of 118-162 on which further proceedings were postponed and the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 42 printed in part a of house report 118 report 162. the chair: those in support of the vote will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, a

, the white house admits hunter joined his father free speech prep, fair enough but listen to andy oglese. >> no surprise that the biden crime family wants to stay in power. i think it's probably very predictable that hunter wants his dad to be in the white house and the best option for protection and immunity is his dad to the white house so the moment you have a change of regime yelled the change of personnel and hunter will not have the umbrella and protection of his father. it's not a surprise that he's in the room and joe biden is in the room for these meetings, the president of the united states that is not in control of his faculties and not running the country, his advisors are in my opinion is a constitutional issue. cheryl: who is running the country? >> i think it's been advisors all along then they go to joe biden to get support, he does not seem to have control especially in the last year, year end a half to make the decisions. this brings a great question not only hunter but don't let them in the situation room away from this. the other issue if kamala harris is going to be

cox ogle really quickly. some of the folks i've talked to are working on down ballot races for democrats. across the board in a lot of states there candidates are polling about biden. that could very well mean the end up helping him if people turn out and vote for that democrat down ballot. for the democrat and the senate race or the house race and then decide they will provide it. but right now and a lot of the races say their candidate, the democratic candidate is ahead of the president. given the h enthusiasm problem that he had. if you look at special elections everyone will warn you don't read too much into them. sometimes they can be hints of what could potentially be coming. abortion has played a huge role in the special election. someone correct me it was a state legislativesl race was it alabama?a? yes. people were pretty surprised the democrat ended t up winning ther that was around reproductive rights message around ibf. you have seen invariable red states between 2022 and now a lot of the special

ogles' amendment and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? mr. espaillat: mr. chair, i claim the time in opposition. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. espaillat: thank you, mr. chair. i rise in opposition to this amendment. these policies should not be debated -- should now be debated in a different context on a different bill. however, i will debate since the congressman is addressing the issue. wearing a mask can help lower the risk of virus transmission and can save lives. here we go again. since 2021, according to the c.d.c., we have lost over 1.2 million lives in these united states due to covid-19. and according to the world health organization, we lost over seven million people across the globe. people are still contracting the disease. as of this past april, there were 22 million cases, active cases. vaccines and masks are the safety for ourselves and others. covid-19 and other viral illnesses significantly impact and strain our hospital and health care w

opposition by all accounts, won handily against maduro a dictator who's been in power now between him and ogle dictatorship in that country and america needs to care and have a strong position on this, because so many of the immigrants that are coming through the southern border are coming fleeing, than a swelling fleeing that dictatorship. the international community needs to stand with the freedom loving people of venezuela. and we need to show them support and solidarity. >> biden harris administration relaxed sanctions on the maduro regime and that's one reason why we're on the crisis. we're in right now. similarly, if you look at iran, the biden-harris administration relaxed sanctions on iran, and that's one of the big reasons why their proxies were able to attack israel. foreign policy is going to be a huge vulnerability for kamala harris going forward between oboe chavez and maduro, they've been in power for 25 years through republicans and democrats it's a short walking funny through the chevron deal and relaxed was something that was aren't familiar. you have had listened i'll see tha

so we can sit and ogle on a bench. we can, particularly the young ones.stomachs . no. flabby stomachs. no. >> and this is the ogling bench then is this where you've got then is this where you've got the perfect view of the seaside and the beach? have you seen any good sites today, >> well, we've seen 1 or 2 as we've walked along . that's okay. we've walked along. that's okay. but no, not too many , because but no, not too many, because we're sitting here just taking in the sunshine. >> pauline and angela from derby, who've come to skegness today. it is a fantastic day and two fantastic people as well. but there are those health alerts , a yellow warning. so alerts, a yellow warning. so particularly for people that people that are maybe in the health and social care sector, the hot temperatures, 30 degrees, they are a bit worrisome for some. but as long as you have your water, like my fantastic guest just then, i don't see any reason why you can't enjoy a fantastic beach like this on the lincolnshire coastline. >> fantastic stuff. well, thank you so much f

wonderful people here, but i just wanted to recognize congressman burgess owens, congressman andy ogles, congressman tom tiffany and who two people from pennsylvania i hope save the day. we have the head of the pennsylvania senate if, kim ward, who works very hard on school choice. senator greg rothman and christine te are re, ti, great patriots. >> so, congressman owens, you just -- i want to the turn to tr laffer had to say about republicans winning the minority vote. i'd love to hear your reaction to that. >> i are left the nfl, i played back in the days when the raiders used to win football games all the time -- [laughter] and i left the nfl in 1983, and i left to begin a business with the dream that if we can in some kind of way recapture our kids, teach them the things i grew up with, faith, family, free market education, that we can really make an impact on our country. i think right now that's happening -- this has been a dream of mine for a long time -- what's happened with the hispanic, the black community, now the jewish community, we're going back to our roots. as we do that