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for more reaction now this time from a democrat in congress, washington state representative, pramila jayapalressional committee, joined me earlier this evening. thank you so much for joining us. what do you make of the indictment? >> well, i tell you, i read it. i'm still going through. i'm going to go back and read it again. i think a couple of things stood out to me. one is the seriousness of the counts that are in this indictment. i mean, this is counts against a president for taking -- knowingly taking -- classified information and then knowingly sharing that classified information with numerous people, it appears, leaving the classified information in places that were completely unprotected, that this is a serious issue of national security. secondly, i was just taken back to -- i guess it was 2016, when trump said, i could, you know, stand in the middle of the fifth avenue and shoot somebody and the voters would not penalize me. i forget exactly what words he used, but it was along those lines. and it occurred to me the brazenness of this individual who occupied the highest seat in the

for more reaction now this time from a democrat in congress, washington state representative, pramila jayapall committee, joined me earlier this evening. thank you so much for joining us. what do you make of the indictment? >> well, i tell you, i read it. i'm still going through. i'm going to go back and read it again. i think a couple of things stood out to me. one is the seriousness of the counts that are in this indictment. i mean, this is counts against a president for taking -- knowingly taking -- classified information and then knowingly sharing that classified information with numerous people, it appears, leaving the classified information in places that were completely unprotected, that this is a serious issue of national security. secondly, i was just taken back to -- i guess it was 2016, when trump said, i could, you know, stand in the middle of the fifth avenue and shoot somebody and the voters would not penalize me. i forget exactly what words he used, but it was along those lines. and it occurred to me the brazenness of this individual who occupied the highest seat in the land. a

congressmember pramila jayapal of washington slammed the legislation saying it "rips food assistance away from poor people and disproportionately black and brown women pushes forward pro-corporate permitting, and a pipeline in direct violation of the communities input and close back nearly 25% of the funding democrats allocated for the irs to go after wealthy tax cheats." the bill now heads to the senate which will need to act quickly to avoid a catastrophic default on u.s. debts before a june 5 deadline set by the treasury department. in sudan, at least 19 people were killed and more than 100 injured as shells fired from a tank hit a market in a neighborhood south of khartoum. the deadly violence came after sudan's army said it was abandoning u.s.- and saudi-brokered ceasefire talks with the rival rapid support forces paramilitary group. on wednesday, the u.n.'s world food programme said aid workers had been able to reach civilians in the khartoum metropolitan area for the first time since fighting broke out april 15. the wfp says sudan's conflict could increase the number of people

democratic congressmembers pramila jayapal and barbara lee have introduced a resolution called the thirdction to end poverty throughout the united states by addressing systemic racism, health inequity, and militarism, and other issues. it was drafted with input from the poor people's campaign which just led a three-day poor people's campaign moral poverty action congress in washington, d.c. this comes as child poverty is on the rise after the expanded child tax credit was allowed to expire and hundreds of thousands are being kicked off of medicaid. a recent paper found poverty is the fourth greatest cause of u.s. deaths. for more, we are joined by bishop dr. william barber, co-chair poor people's campaign and president of repairers of the breach. bishop barbara, welcome back to democracy now! can you talk about why the poor people's campaign held a mock funeral starting with the supreme court and going to the u.s. capitol? you have talked about poverty being a death sentence and how what was enacted during covid that amazingly in some cases saved lives now has been taken away and more pe

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among the "no" votes, high-profile progressive democrats, like alexandria ocasio-cortez and pramila jayapal, and conservative republicans like chip roy and ken buck >> the people outside the beltway right now are saying, $4 trillion is too much >> reporter: the bill will raise the debt ceiling for two years, while clawing back unspent money from the covid pandemic. it will place a 1% cap on non-defense spending and impose new work requirements for some adults on food stamps. it now moves to the senate, which presents its own problems. the legislation needs 60 votes to pass the upper chamber, and just like in the house, there are members from the far right and far left unhappy with the deal >> i'm going to be a "no" on this >> reporter: progressive senator bernie sanders is worried about the cuts to social programs. >> making cuts in nutrition programs, housing programs, ordinary programs that people desperately need >> reporter: but senate leaders remain confident that the bill will pass and do so with enough time to avoid default. >> he said it right there, but are there any chances that i