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is absolute ove , poverty?ty? absolute poverty is about your standard _ poverty? absolute poverty is about your standard of _ poverty? absolute poverty is about your standard of living. _ poverty? absolute poverty is about your standard of living. if - poverty? absolute poverty is about your standard of living. if you - your standard of living. if you cannot afford a certain standard of living, then you are classed as living, then you are classed as living in absolute poverty. that definition matters because it is the one that the prime minister tends to use when he talks about poverty in parliament. what these figures do today is, they remind us about a lot of what was just being talked about, that a lot of people will be seeing in their everyday lives, higher prices squeezing household spending particularly if you are on a lower income. these figures show that 12 million people in the uk in the year up million people in the uk in the year up to april 2023 were living in what was classified as absolute poverty

finally, the army caught ov engineers, naval assets looking below _ ov engineers, naval assets looking the surface and clearing, all of this will— below the surface and clearing, all of this will be part of the effort. the governor is a leading team maryland, the mayor and the county executive, _ maryland, the mayor and the county executive, of course, team baltimore. but i am just here to say. _ baltimore. but i am just here to say, together with others, the federal— say, together with others, the federal government as your partner in this— federal government as your partner in this effort. thank you, again, to the people — in this effort. thank you, again, to the people of the state and the people — the people of the state and the people of this great city. we are with you. — people of this great city. we are with you, we love you, we will get through— with you, we love you, we will get through this together. studio: that is senator van hollander. before that we heard from governor wes moore. the hollander. before that we heard from governor wes moore.— governor wes moore. the crew t

what was actually accomplished ov his four years? exactly nothing. the biden administration. from the time -- fast-forward to the biden administration. from the time joe biden took office, he made it clear he was committed to lowering drug costs and health care prices for families. i remember him having a conversation with me shortly after the election. he said the finance■% committees a place where things happen. and everybody has been talking about doing something about drug prices forever. now is the time to get something done. and to actually help seniors. not just talk about it, because there has been plenty of talk. but actually get results and provide real pocketbook relief to seniors andon two years later, president biden anmany colleagues who are on this side of the aisle, worked very hard to get results. to l biden signed the inflation reduction act into law. for the first time under the law, democrats and president biden gave medicare the authority to negotiate better drug prices. understand what that

raskin: i thinkation is oves point. there is really nothing left to pursue.hunter biden cheerfully volunteered to go before the whole world and our colleagues on the republican side did not want that. theyay's behind the closed door proceeding andse what we are doing now. >> republicans mentioned they have m beyond what -- promise of more evidence. i remember when witness who waso produce the bombshell revelation lam being searched for by the u.s. government for his crimes. the witness to implode is of course alexander e thing with the false allegation0 milln in illegal praoeubs to joe biden -- president bidens t, hunter biden.iss, who donald trp had appointed u.s. attorney, and the hunter biden case. entire special counsel appointed just to deal with hunter his tax charges and gun charges. so all of this is a complete sideshow. if.s somebody thinks that theres some high crime or misdemeanor y should tell us what it is. so far we sir. >> donald trump was impeached tw [indiscernible] mr. raskin: i'm not sure i followed the question. >> the impeachment is compl

for 18 years , ove has scored at least 25 goals per season. now he has it under his belt.e twenty-third year, egor thus set a personal record for the number of effective passes in one nhl regular season, the previous achievement stood for two seasons, when the forward had 22 assists in 76 games. at the european championship they beat the greek national team 1:0 and are currently in fifth place in group g. the belarusian squad will play their final match of the qualifying tournament only on october 15 against the paryr islands. twenty-one-year-old striker alexander shestyuk moved from bate, where he was unable to gain a foothold in the squad, and islych signed a contract with the club for one season. shestyuk began his career at his native dynamo bresse, working his way up from a youth team. the borisov headquarters made it clear that they were considering other players for his position. the russian biathlon championship started in tyumen today. our film crew will also go there while we wait for the exclusive, my colleague stanislav livsky did. review of the first competiti

before, boeing probably had more control ov their parts and asse.s have changed over the last 30 years in aerospace manufacturing. host: i will open the phone lines to anybody that wants to call in and make a comment or a question about airline safety. our lines are regional this time so if you are in the eastern or central time zone, call us on (202) 748-8000, if you're in the mountain or pacific time zones, you can call us on (202) 748-8001. you can also send us a text at (202) 748-8003we are also on soo facebook.com/c-span and on x @c-span w j. i want to ask you some specific starting with january 5 when the 737 max9 door plug failure . on january 8, three days later, airlines find more looset allegs excessive amounts of defects at a key boeing supplier. can you tell us about that and those issues were found and addressed? guest: the supplier was an manufacturer in kansas. they provide the parts to the boeing spirit arrow. the problems were covered as they were investigating the door blowout. thiss shipped to boeing loosely assembledplan, they ta

. #% in december, and well ov last week i led the hawaii congressional delegation in introducing legislationd disaster unemployment benefits from 26 weeks to 39 weeks for maui residence impacted by the fires. my bill applies those benefits retroactively to qualified individuals. our people are focused on recover, we need the house to pass this bill now. continue this critical relief on their feet again. mahalo, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. rose: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. speae today in support of the utilizing space efficiently and improving technologies or use legislation which was introduced by the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. perry, directs the office of management and budget, or o.m.b., a the general services administration, or g.s.a., to establish standard methodologto in public buildingn federally leased space. it

and i know why my republican colleagues continue to put political stunts ove putting people over politics that's what house democrats will continue to do, focus on affordability, lowering costs, e housing, addressing the challenges at the border and fixing our brokention system. these are the issues we should be focused on. the january 6 situation was a violent ire that the american people could see and watch in real time with their own eyes. this political stunt in trying to convince the american people that the violent insurrection nt visit is a joke. it's embarrassing. what's wrong with these electio. it's not working. partner with us. let's solve problems on behalf of the american people. thank you, everyone. last question, sorry. reporter: yes. thank you. i wanted to follow up on the situation in gaza. president biden said over the weekend■ an israeli invasion of rafah would be a red line. israel reports there are rema commanders and brigades in rafah and they need to carry out an operation to eliminate them. mr. jeffries: what we have to do is make sure hamas is decisively defeated.

reading in pt, on day one she got to work rebuilding the department of housing and urban development and ov t past three years has been strong voice for expanding efforts in generational wealth through homeownehiand lowering cost and promoting fairness for america's renters. secretary fudge was the second black woman to lead h.u.d. n the congress is in session we look at the week ahead. to do that this week we're joined by jack, on government funding first, president biden signed that bill on saturday and voided a partial government shutdown. but it only affected half a dozen agencies and there is another government shutdown coming up march 22. the latest on those negotiations and is that going to be harder to pass than the one they passed last week? guest: thoseove ly the tough bi. they've done 6-12 appropriations bills. they've not done the biggest ones or the toughest ones. so the outstandi department of e biggest nondefense bill which is labor h.h.s. and education and usually the toughest one to resolve is homeland security. you heard plenty of arguments overmmti border security that pl

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his comments ove that if he wero lose the election there would be a bloodbath in this country should be taken both literally and seriously. the january 6 committee only reinforced the accuracy of our findings. that donald trump was at the center of a conspirac and fair election and he would do it again. for the american people who may think this is just hyperbole and these attacks don't affect them, i would simply say, our veterans, our nation's heroes, sacrificed their protect this country, our way of life, and our democracy. donald trump would sacrifice our way of life in a heartbeat if he thought it could bring him political power. he doesn't belong anywhere near the oval office, and don't just our word for it. the former vice president, his former chief of staff, his former defense secretary and his former secretary of state all b. the dysfunction we see today, taking a vote to avoid a government shutdown for the fifth time this congress, is us republican party has sold out, lock, stock, and barrel, and because donald trump and maga extremism continue to permeate under this dome.

you've france to stop people coming ove to bust those criminal 've france to stop people coming ove tonal gangs got to bust those criminal gangs . got sure that . you've got to make sure that border the processing border force and the processing of people is, you know, sped up to that people don't to make sure that people don't come this country legally, to make sure that people don't comithey this country legally, to make sure that people don't comithey are s country legally, to make sure that people don't comithey are returned legally, to make sure that people don't comithey are returned to,]ally, to make sure that people don't comithey are returned to, you, that they are returned to, you know, including returns know, with including returns agreements with albania and many other isolation other countries. so in isolation , other countries. so in isolation i , other countries. so in isolation , i don't think anyone's suggesting that rwanda on its own be the silver bullet. own will be the silver bullet. but i think in combination of all these other factors, i think it will be something

world and that we are at a point where we can't decide how to -- how to fund our own gerare concerns oveompromising the strength of the united states and its ability to be of help to thoswi borders and those beyond the borders. there is also a debate to what extent is it actually in the u.s. interest to fighting u.s. adversaries like russia and china and iran which is backing the hamas group in gaza. that's part of the debate that's playing out in congress. that's why this is taken months and months because on the one side, people say every penny we ■spend on ukraine against russia or defending israel against iran and defending thai against china will save us tons of money in the fur avoiding conflict with those of -- aggressive adversaries. others say it doesn't work that way. we need to take care of ourselves at he country and not be going off on these far-flung adventures that may not pay off at all. that's■ really part of what we are seeing here behind the scenes. host: do you have any details as to what's in the dhs bill for the border specifically? guest: has not been published yet

and the fcc should■"ov forward on how this is going to license out because i don't know of a company-f you in here looking for more spectrum. you would like to have the opportunity to bid on spectrum. an like wise, when you look at the mid band and you look at what can happen there with the spectrum that dod has,see, that's another area where we need to go in, inventory and recoup what is not being used because spectrum is too valuable to have people squatting on it and not utilizing it. and moving more of that to auction would allow for greater deployment and greater utilizion, especially when you look at the wireless and the options there are there, the way that way that 6g is developing. and the way you, as i said earlier, economic th care, educ enforcement. you can't get there if you're not going to have access spectrum. and knowing that we have federal agencies and that's a place the ntia ought to be working is actually then developing a plan so that we can recoup and then take our actions so that the fcct30 move it to auction. >> as i look out in the audience, i see ga mississip

consider, since roe was■r ov, i have met women who were refused care during a miscarriage.ho went to the emerncyd was turned away repeatedly because the doctors there were afraid they may be thrown in jail for helping her. and it was only when she developed sepsis that she care. earlier this month, i visited a clinic in minnesota where i met with medical professionals, courage and dedicated critical . [applause] who see around our country that clinics just like there are being forced to close around our nation and understand, the chinnics -- clinics that extremists are forcing to close, they provide so much more than abortion care. they provide birth cancer screenings, contra septemberive care.ps. essential life-saving care being generated to millions of women across our country. so i'll end where i began, access to health care should be a right and not just a privilege. matter who you are, u live or how much you earn. [applause] and president biden, with your support, w■qcontue make sure that everyone in our country has the health care they need. and now, to say a few word

his base is leavint kayleeg him he's lost over 20% of thet ov african american vote.n-americ hispanic americans. it's almost a dead heat between thtw trump and joe biden. that's a win for trump.ounger if you look at young people, they're not interested in a cranky old, confused president that has no energy at all whatsoever unless,urse of course, he's jacked up on red bull and caffeine or jacked maybe else, i don't knol i wouldn't venture a guess, however. they're losing their base. they're bleeding the basosine. u what is joe do at this point? >> yeah, you nailed it. what's really interesting, sean, i think if you took a look at the biden internal polls right now, you would nottn only see him doing poorly among the groups, you just haame, which he has to do well among. wot i think you would se ae a mutiny among progressives.cros i think it is worse thanmit gett what any of us know, becauseyo that's the only way you explain the actions we're seeing. it's thenth only you explain. kamala harris going to ana abortion clinic, the first vice president ever to do so. it's theo bortio only w

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. >> that was five hours ov two days? >> yes. >> he turned over and allowed investigators to review believed to be his personal property? >> correct. >> with respect to the comparison of former president trump on page 11, that is still in your executive summary, and i will just read part of this to unlike the evidence from mr. biden the allegations set forth in the indictment of president trump prevent serious aggravating facts. most notably after being given multiple chances to return classified documents and avoid prosecution, mr. trump did the opposite. he not only refused to return documents but he also -- to destroy evidence and then to lie about it. in contrast, mr. biden turned in information to the department of justice and consented to searches. set for a voluntary interview and cooperated with this. >> i see that language. inspect do you still stand by that? >> i do, sir. >> this is your report. you take full responsibility for everything inthe documents? >> i do. i stand by every word. >> okay. i want to ask yo

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you hear about that debate ov ie beginning of a democratic administration.house says there's supposed to be a house budget committee hearing on these issues next week. that goes to a lot of the arguments the democrats have made for these budget proposals. host: we will be covering the senate budget committee wher hay morning, tomorrow at 10:15 a.m. eastern on c-span.org and the ee cpan now video half. the omb director will be before senators at that hearing. this ish carolina. caller: i would love to see congress change the appointment of judgeships and have that be done by somebody else. this seems to take up a lot of their time. host: you mean the confirmation process? caller: yeah,te on four or 500 s area it see to ta up an awful lot of their time and they should be spending i on passing valuable legislation. and they make sure the people who are elected are all aight. don't let these phony baloney people come in, don't have this have them qualified for the job they are supposed to be doing. host: mitch mcconnell is stepping away from his leadership posit

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they knoe fromw about it's going to be the local police are going to turn them ove r. move we're going to have to move them back to that time when the fbi was the world's premieh law enforcement agency. and i believe we will achieve that again. hopefullachievy. you had some of the top fbie officials. they have said what we are witnessing is an invasio wha of military age men. and you ask the question, tryuns to understand people who think differently than you for the lifehink. of me, i can't come up with any rationale or reason for thisn. . >> so there's two things that you think of. number one, they maybe wanthey e the votes. i think that they're going to get these people registered to vote. i'll give you citizenshi r votp i hope you remember all sorts of things. they've got to i'm doing very well with hispanic and you have a lot of hispanic. i mean, but the fact is that. you have two things. either they're stupid or they they hate our country because it can only be basically one of those two things other than the voting element, which i don't i'm not so sure. that th

. >> reporter: between her and questioned the president five days ove five hours of rhetoric.58 page transcript of the interview released today shows the president remembered the month and day, may 30th, just not the year. after the report was released last month, the president blasted hur. >> there is even reference that i don't remember when my son died. how in the hell dare he raise that? >> reporter: today hur explained. >> the need to show my work was especially strong here. the attorney general appointed me to report on the actions of the attorney general's boss, the sitting president of united states. >> reporter: several accused hur of letting the president off easy. >> all i have to do if i am caught taking home classified materials is to say, i'm sorry, mr. hur, but i'm getting old, my memory is not too great. >> reporter: in the hearing, democrats also repeat of the called out the differences between the trump and biden documents cases. the current president had roughly 80 documents in his possession, while the former president had more than 300. hur had also acknow

there information from anyone, who should officially announce it, we are waiting for information from ovve a summary twice a day, in the morning and in the evening , of what happened there, but we are still waiting for a report from the state emergency service that the operation is over and after that... i think the police or ova herself or the prosecutor's office should announce the exact number dead, or name the number missing persons, confirmed missing persons. i will also briefly ask what the humanitarian situation is in sumy, well, in sumy oblast, it is different in different, in different communities, so it is like this, you know, how to determine the average temperature in a ward, there is a different situation everywhere, what is closer to the border, what is further from the border, somewhere and...

still, the government will take in billions more in tax revenues ove the coming decades. point. one of the reasions tax receipts are higher is because the economy is set to get back to growth. if you look at the thresholds, they are frozen as people's incomes are rising, they are paying more. even if you take account of the thresholds, what you will see next year is a big cut in taxation forfamilies earning the average income — it's a significant cut. labour leader keir starmer called the budget a "last desperate act" with people paying "more and more for less and less". it's likely the last budget before a general election. you're live with bbc news. turning now to a major development in a story here in the us. the woman in charge of weapons on the set of the movie rust, where a cinematographer was shot dead, has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. hannah gutierrez—reed loaded a gun for actor alec baldwin, before it fired and killed 42—year—old cinematographer halyna hutchins. this took place during a rehearsal on the set of rust in new mexico back in 2021. gu

republicans are making moves,ov, too.ay today installing former president donald trump's daughter-in-law and one of his top allies as leaders of the rnc. president biden did not say trump's name during his state of the union address last night. >> my predecessor. my predecessor. my predecessor. >> reporter: but called him out more than a dozen times, accusing trump of bowing down to vladimir putin. >> i think it's outrageous, it's dangerous, and it's unacceptable. >> reporter: mr. biden was energized and feisty, sparring with house republicans over legislation to secure the border. >> oh, you don't like that bill, huh? that conservatives got together and said was a good bill? i'll be darned. that's amazing. >> reporter: in front of many lawmakers wearing white in support of women's reproductive rights, the president said he would protect abortion rights. senator katie britt of alabama delivered the republican response from an unusual setting: her kitchen table. >> i worry my own children may not even get a shot at living

president hass created -- has created a debt crisis, unprecedent tphr-d our history, he proposes to oves to increase the debt by $18 trillion, by his own budget. he's created a border crisis which is further exacerbatedich does nothing to address the border crisis that he's created, but yet when you speak of crisis, you bring up ukraine, because the president wants to borrow, borrow or print some $60 billion and send it overseas to ukraine. i think it's great that you're people what this president's priorities are, both illustrated by his budget today, and your inability to answer basic questions about the budget today and the impact upon the that hes willingfully creating and you go right to ukraine. mr. arrington: the gentleman has 30 more seconds. the gentleman's going to get 30 more seconds and i'm going to give the gentlelady, director young, time to respond. but you get seconds. mr. good: does the president have an understanding what the impact is of his spending, his deficits, his growing debt on biden tphraeugsple are sufferin? does he under the impact again of his spending, his

these are the four obstacles ove them in israel and the west bank and gaza will be trapped in the sameof the last 75 years. these obstacles are not the same in their culpability for the present ate of affairs. arguing over which is the worst stymies her ability to achieve peace. given the complexity and gravity of this undertaking many different groups come in manyy different groups have a responsibility to see it through.reject hamas and extremn their midst. they know better than anybody how hamas is use them as pawns hamas' torture. quite frankly haven't heard enough palestinian leaders expressed anger a elements of -- i implore them to speak up now even when it may be hard. that's the only way to honor the lives of all those lost by transcending the bloodshed and working together in goo■gd fai . once hamas is deprived of power the palestinians will be much freer to choose a governmen they want and deserve. the prospect of a real two-state solution on the table and for the first timeenui s palestiniai believe there will be far more likely to support theel mainstre same is true for th

kharkiv, we will ask ivan sokol, this is the director of the department of civil protection of kharkiv ovt you, i greet you, good morning, mr. ivan, thank you for finding the opportunity to connect, we know that it is difficult due to the lack of constant communication, which the situation in the city now, what about the light, what about the communication, what about the heat, how is life in kharkiv? kharkiv lives as if in a state of war, in principle , the current situation, if we take this into account. server shelling that happened on the 22nd of march, only in some objects of the energy infrastructure only yesterday the fire was extinguished, the fire was extinguished, at the moment , disassembly and dismantling of reinforced concrete structures is ongoing in order to understand in general the amount of trouble caused by the enemy. currently, reliable power supply connections without electricity continue in kharkiv. there are about 200,000 subscribers left, which means that as far as transport is concerned, today they are trying to launch the subway, we really hope that it will all w

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and so and this this is 900 ov of land that's open.land that is beaver ready that people just haven't thought about. so iu know, the coexistence strategies that you putting in pond level areas to control when they level of flooding culverto r"protec culverts. but i think it also we need to change our thinking in some places maybe we put the soccer field in in the wrong and we else. tly. it takes some humility and some you have to do that. but what are you i want to read your quote you were saying that■ in reference to the 2023 supreme court decision to really roll back protections the waters of the u.s. you call nothing of delusional. what do you mean by that? well, the sackett decision from last may narrowed the protection, the river system to st visible and continuous water. so what now understand about the river system? and agai t say sort of contemporary science because the indigenous peoples who havehere didn't think about beavers out and manipulating the river and in fact out in california you if i may,lm in on the klamath rive,

we'e wind to talk highs from today. t w1 in san 70 in napa, cooler further southn but is ov& and that's a wind advisory. but it's also going to warm. so the wind gusts around sfo could get up to about 3538 miles jose. you may get up to 20úmiles an hour, 4050 miles an hour in theo wind advisory, the wind warning, that's that's a whole deal there that those representing the sierra nevada and all the way south to southern california what they we call it a santa and they're d they'll have some fire concerns. the wind watch or the advisory. pardon me for the bay area that will continue through friday morning. so i think friday is going to be the strongest winds of the period. the live camera shot shows the atmosphere spclearing out nicely. thatgs wt happens when you get wind. so windúis kind of a story, although i'd rather have it be warmth than heat. and you can make it that that story if you want. because we are going to see temperaturesúin the 60sc and 70s next few days. no rain on the horizon. i'll see you back >> all right. we'll you inúa bit, bill. thank you. still to come tonight. a y

and i think this trend has strengthened ove over the yearse have been doing this and it's, you know, to do. >> todd: we have also seen companies cutting their dei programs. i think that's a major first step. because that has no residence, the studies have shown, to shareholder value and at the end of the day, william, you're trying to maximize the value to the people in your fund and you need to look at shareholder value from all these companies. final thoughts to you, bill? >> yes. dei, glad to see a lot of pushback there. i say pushback against the whole woke liberal agenda. a meritocracy we want the best people doing the best they can in the companies we invest in. >> carley: this is something that vivek ramaswamy talks about and now william you are doing it as well. thank you so much for joining us this morning. have great day. >> thank you for having me. >> todd: make one final point. to those people who say todd you scream when you are on air. merry christmas, today was your day. >> carley: we do hope you are feeling better by tomorrow. have a great day everybody. "fox & friend

we start with money oving, microstrategy falling.hey buy more shares of bitcoin as they scoop up 9,000 additional bitcoins. this follows 12,000 following a debt sale last week. shares down almost 3.5%. >>> super micro announcing it plans to sell 2 million shares. the stock was the worst performer in the s&p yesterday but has surged more than 2% just this year alone. shares of super micro down just about 2%. >>> also macy's confirming to cnbc it's agreed to open its books. the department store's currently weighing an improvement takeover bid from both of those investment companies. they had rejected the initial offer. they're conceptually flat, lower right now. >>> coming up later on, micro announcing it's boosted by ai space and they see plenty of upside to the stock, which has already jumped more than 60% in the past year. micro started mass production with chips that will be used in blackwell's gpu. >>> and jensen wang spoke to jim cramer saying they're predicting tremendous growth ahead. >> we're in the beginning of this ai comput

slowdown of sales with the chinese competition or is there somethings else in there >> we see tesla being oveything that toyota doesn't why trade at a massive premium you look at the growth company here, but there is no growth we will see continued price cuts this year. this price increase for april 1st is a bit of gaming to juice the numbers into a weak quarter. i think consumers expect price cuts later on this year. you will see more negative momentum in the stock. that is the most important thing. retail profits are up and that will drive the stock down. >> you are very bearish. let's go to the other side tom, your price target is 50% higher than the street you believe that people may be overblown with the growth concerns europe is down quarter over quarter. we don't talk about that story you say the lofty valuation of tesla is 60 times forward earnings has nothing do to with evs? >> that's right. i agree with what your speaker was saying just now with what is happening in the quarter i think everybody knew q1 would be weak. a pull forward of demand into q4 because of the i.r.a there was t

. >> but when you talk about them, they think congress is■oving int comes to that, correct?e communicate between the house and senate via paper and have a messenger come in and they seekg officer. they bow. and they say -- they bow, right? and you see that and you go that'srd. yes, that is really -- it's a huge problem. we've got a special task force that speaker mccarthy set up on innovating and reforming congress for a new age. been a s to get new technology into all member offices. and enabling constituents to talk to us in a more ready way. so we are behind. we are behind the private se than the rest of the federal government, though. say for our intelligence agencies. and we've got to go catch up tor constituents want to interact with the rest of the world. >> so you have -- north carolina has been4 state this comes to congressional maps. you've represented all different parts of your wonderful state. but you've represented kind of th of charlotte to asheville which really does range from almost urban to suburban to really rural par talk about how -- i mean, i would ima

remember this but te specifics of the law but they sickly, it requires -- it would require him to turn ovest because he says i'm putting the data in texas and with a big firewall, i still think the chinese government gets the data at the end of the day. host: let's go to nevada, elizabeth, good morning in las vegas. caller: good morning. the guy from texas basically said it all but i didn't want to hang up. if it's good for the country and we don't have people spying on us, i don't have children but if i did, i wouldn't want them on there and being exposed. it's a dangerous world. it's not about taking our freedoms away. we have a lot of apps to go on. i got on facebook after 11 years, two years and you don't know what freedom that was. host: when you got off facebook, did you thinkaddiction or did yu were checking it and using it too much when she decided to not look at it anymore? caller: yes. at a later date. ■íit destroyed a lot of friendships during the trump thing and he destroyed a lot of people's friendships in this country. you know, i lost yo elizabeth t. mattie in norfolk, virgi

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who is killed by a drunk driver who is herebe illegally or that person murdered could be your wife, over husband, your child. this is going on all over the country's.coun you better pick a side and youfo are either for a secure border m in this country or you are not. forget labels, republican,go independent or democrat, if donald trump is not win in november and i think he willos hingedly but if he does not, lau we lose the country. >> laura: a few years ago, chris, the biden administration was bragging about their record on the border. watch. >> i would like to understand for you what trump era immigration policies banned, so, reversed and if any investigations are underway by you. >> we have rescinded so many trump immigration policies commit would take so much time to list them.da >> laura: [laughs] lieutenant oliveras, there is no executive order that biden could put into place to help thethey border.re no executive order. but you see alejandro mayorkas bragging how they resent of the .thcutive orders >> you know that is a blatant lie anand they are lying to the american people. th

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supposedly missing a documents that was tony was a deputy chief of staff to market meado mark meadows ovad been the head of secret service detail until president trump promoted him to the deputy chief of staff of operations. we knew he had done a multiple transcribed interviews with the committee there is one commonly referred to missing interview. and our team through a lot of diligence and digging we were able to find that and exactly what you just said was in there. he had testified to the committee he heard the conversation with mark meadows offering up to 10000 troops. and even in early january not long after the attack on the capitol vanity fair of all publications had ran an article trump had offered national guard told secretary miller you have full authorization to get the guard ready. that was in january by a liberal publication. there is much more evidence. we even have evidence from the white house transcribed interviews we receive from the white house employees were one of them said responded to a question by the select committee which was when president trump first heard of

what is jarring about jefferson is the -- is he becomes less ovs lifetime and kind of doubles down ont but always insisting it has to end at some point in the distant future that is always receding and the horizon. the trumbull for my country quote comes as he sees the missouri compromise. and says, -- and he sees that civil war is nigh. and is always unwilling to take the steps for himself or for the nation that would actually end slavery. he becomes all the more hypocritical because it is his own unwillingness to give up the lifestyle that leads him not even to free his own children until his death. he always incests that no generation -- insists no ■generation. he wants a constitutional convention every 19 years. almost suggests the bank is unconstitutional because any death can't be passed on from one generation to the next. yet he passes on crushing debts to his own daughrs and his enslaved population has to be sold on his debts with children separated from their parents because of his own avarice. i think it isgm important to grapple with jefferson, because jefferson articulated

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and we got some of our policy priorities and we sent them ove? handful of people that they call four corners a you. not the people in this room as a body, but a handful of so-called cardinals. the same group that■veard guffawing in the back a minute ago. the same block of appropriators that think they're the ones that get to control the entire world and use our men andorm as an exo undermine the national security of this country by spending money we don't have. by racking up debt to the tune of triio while funding all manners of sins with respect to transgender surgeries, abortion tourism. funding the world heahway our sovereignty, funding open borders with mass parole that led to the death of laken riley. everybody who votes for this bi it. don't go out and campaign this year saying you oppose this stuff when you write the check. because that's what's happening da republican, every single democrat who votes for this omnibus spending bill today, they own it. they own the open borders,hey own■jpv woke military that we cannot recruit people to figh