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the real truth is that president biden does not have and has not fostered or encouraged open borders. states does not have open borders. it would be truly an act of real leadership if republicans would work with democrats and the present administration to do as was done during the reagan administration when, yes, whether you agreed or disagreed, immigration laws were passed. and if this republican contingent of members, house and senate, would work, we would find the resolution to some of the concerns that we have. it is very clear that the impeachment of secretary mayorkas is not a solution. the present resolution that we have is not a solution. today there are approximately 38,000 people in immigration detention, which is 4,000 more than what d.h.s. is funded for. and people without facts don't realize some are similar to trump. many are concerned by due process rights. but when accusations are made about one party is better than the other, that is not true. and, of course, there were those removed under title 42 and the biden administration did that when that law was in place. the

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if you look back on the real truth of this donald trump is the one who caused his own problems, so donald trump has to blame himself. i am so tired of hearing this image that he is a godlike go back to church and repent to god because it is only one guy and not donald trump. host: we believe it there. our campaign 2024 coverage continues tomorrow from new hampshire. go to our website c-span.org and also followlong and watch on our free mobile app c-span now. we want to bring you back to earlier today when congressman ma gaetz was stumping for the former president donald trump in keene, new hampshire. [applause] all i can say is welcome home, ron. maga movement where you have always belonged and where we will welcome you and be honored to kill you among our religion as we go forward unified this republican party for unity. [applause] i mean, you guys know i am a florida man, right? this is good news for me. i did not like when mom and dad would be fighting. i like that we have two team and a reasonable person might honestly ask the question to nikki haley, what are you still doing in this

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the real truth, abby, there are great options for the united states when looking at this region, andto do. the trick, to put the pressure on. make them feel it, but not escalate in the middle east. that's not an easy thing to do right now. >> it certainly is not. this is, perhaps, the most difficult, that balancing act has been in quite some time. >> we heard from secretary of state blinken saying this was the toughest a spin in the region since 1973. that tells you everything. >> everything you need to. reena ninan, thank you, as always. moments before the show, i spoke with democratic senator mark warner from virginia. he is the chairman of the senate intelligence committee. here is what he said about the need to respond to those attacks against u.s. troops without, as we were discussing, inflaming tensions in the region. >> to date, we have not been able to push back some of these proxies. we have to balance that with not having an expansion of war in the region, or potentially take down what is at least announced on your network in terms of potential deal over hostages, so how yo

if you look back on the real truth of this donald trump is the one who caused his own problems, so donaldrump has to blame himself. i am so tired of hearing this image that he is a godlike go back to church and repent to god because it is only one guy and not donald trump. host: we believe it there. our campaign 2024 coverage continues tomorrow from new hampshire. go to our website c-span.org and also followou maformer president donald trump in keene, new hampshire. [applause] all i can say is welcome home ron. maga movement where you have always belonged and where we will welcome you and be honored to kill you among our religion as we go forward unified this republican party for unity. [applause] i mean, you guys know i am a florida man, right? this is good news for me. i did not like when mom and dad would be fighting. i like that we have two team and a reasonable person might honestly ask the question to nikki haley, what are you still doing in this race? nikki haley is not going to

is this real or is it disinformation? they refused to give the truth.me, that would be defined as election interference. they shouldn't have been meeting with big tech anyway unless there was a specific reason to meet with them. >> i agree with that. the only good news is the justice department finally seems to be doing the right thing. it is coming out against hunter biden and opposing is lawsuit about the whistleblowers. it's admitting that the laptop israel. now focusing the justice department coming in and saying this whole bizarre thing. >> one second. they are admitting it now, but they knew in the fall of 2020. they were the ones morning big tech weekly. and when big tech asked for verification they knew the truth and refused to tell them the truth. that, to me, is deep state involvement that should never happen in this country. that's not the role of the fbi. >> i agree with you. but i want to look at the bright side. the bright side so far is in two cases the justice department has said we are going to go against the president's son. now i am a

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really shows is how pervasive the deep state is in our federal government because actually the real truthe that's revealed is they don't care and doesn't really matter whether the guy that's nominally charged in the hospital and whether or not it's porn. the bureaucrats are on the show and this story reveals and it's deeply shocking and one that we must dig into and it's so unimportant that the guy that's supposed to be running a defense department is in the densive care unit and they don't bother to tell the president or his deputy where he's inkansas cityd and who's really running the defense department. stuart: deep state, there they go. thank you, steve, steve hilton, everybody. >> thanks, stu. stuart: california covering sex changes for illegal immigrants. ashley, good morning. my only comment is, really? ashley: yeah, hey, it's california. back to you, stu. good morning. the golden state is devoting more taxpayer dollars to fund sex payers and regardless of citizenship status and nearly 700,000 illegal immigrants between the ages of 26 and 49 qualify for the federal healthcare servi

the real truth is the president and the secretary have taken steps to secure our borders despite houseepublicans attempts to obstruct them every step of the way. there are two impeachment articles we are being asked to consider today. i want to make sure everyone understands what these articles actually say. the first one says that t secretary has refused to comply with the law because some of the migrants he has apprehended at theorder have been released from detention while they are waiting for their claims to be heard. that is the argument of impeachment article one ■in ahew because he is releasing a portions of the migrants into the countryhile they're waiting for their claims to be heard. every administration has done this. every administration has released migrants while they are waiting for their hearings. n has kept 100% of the migrants in detention because they did not have the resources to do so. justice kavanaugh said that in his opinion for the majority of the court. in the last two years of the trump administration, listen to this, in the last two years of thion, 52% of th

the real truth is that president biden does not have and has not fostered or encouraged open borders.ats and the present administration to do as was done during the reagan administration when, yes, whether you agreed or disagreed, immigration laws were passed. and if this republican senate, would work, we would find the resolution to some of the concerns that we have. verye impeachment of secretary mayorkas is not a solution. the present resolution that we have is not ae are approximately 38,000 people in immigration detention, which is 4,000 more than what d.h.s. is■8b for. and people without facts don't realize some are similar to trump. manyhts. but when accusations are made about one party is better than the other, that is not true. and, of course, there were those biden administration did that when that law was in place. the total is nearly equivalent to the number of people removed in august of fiscal 2019. in the past administration. but this administration wants td effective legislation so that we will get an additional 1,300 border patrol agents.■n judges,f hundred asylum off

influence of john stewart here, but as you noted in your question, there are very few people that have real truthese days, and trust ability. he's one of those figures. on top of, that he's shown a consistent ability to constantly choose -- isn't going to be a game-changer? no. is it significant in a moment where we are dealing with deepfakes, potential foreign interference, a massive avalanche of disinformation? i don't think, though, it will be the people watching his show live there will be the difference maker. as you know, it will be like john oliver. the clips in segments that really penetrated get saturation online. >> that is a very important point as well, the digital landscape and online landscape continuously evolving from election cycle to election cycle. angelo carusone, a pleasure to see you, and thank you for joining us this evening. and a quick programming note. tomorrow, e. jean carroll and her attorneys robbie kaplan and sean crowley join rachel maddow live to discuss the verdict for donald trump in the defamation trial. make sure to catch that tomorrow. rachel maddow interviewi

. >> jimmy: real truth there. >> i think there is a part of them that would like us gone.can't, because, ding, ding, golden things. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and people love the show. and it's important for their credibility to keep you on. and yet you do bite the hand that feeds you very, very regularly. >> you know. you know as well as i do, there is no tastier hand. [ laughter ] i'm like a badly behaving dog. i'll take the treat, i'll take your fingernails too. >> jimmy: you -- did the lawyer -- is there a team of lawyers specifically assigned to your show? >> yes, definitely, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: how often do you meet with them? >> not -- i mean -- they -- we interact with each other. we don't meet in the same place. i don't think that would be safe. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. >> but yeah, in the week running up to the stories we've been working on for a month, we tell them what they're doing. there's normally a deep sigh on the other end of the phone. you can hear [ bleep ]. oh, what are you going to say about bezos? that's interesting. >> jimmy: so you wait until the

they know the real truth, and they know that joe biden, handily defeated donald trump at the polls.ut they continue to cling to this story, because they feel like it serves their political interests. well, their name is on a list, that's a list that is written in ink, that will be there 100 years from now. they will have been part of the group that accommodated an insurrection on the united states of america. they can't erase that. >> congressman dan kildee, as always, it is a pleasure, expression you got those instruments in the background. it makes you just want to break through the screen, and start banging on those drums. thank you. sir >> part of my therapy, thank you. >> appreciate it. straight ahead everybody, israel reveals its plans for a post hamas gaza, will it work? i want to speak to veteran diplomat dennis ross, when we come back. en w come back. (jen) so we partner with verizon. their solution for us? a private 5g network. (ella) we now get more control of production, efficiencies, and greater agility. (marquis) with a custom private 5g network. our customers get what

he speaks to a real truth inside the gop. they see trump as the avatar of their desire to go after as he put it, you know, woke left agenda that's, you know, con assuming of the country. understanding the narrative is important, and the narrative is we like where we are. and we're okay with that. we're okay with all the things that comes with that. so you rationalize and you compromise those very same principles that you say are so important because the political agenda is going to get accomplished. you asked the right question, i'm sorry. you asked the right question about the politics sort of wagging the dog, if you will. >> i want to ask about the narrative. president biden is arguably much more moderate than progress. progressives are not so happy with president biden, what is the narrative that these voters are hearing? what is their fear in regards to president biden, and is it rooted in reality? >> it's not so much rooted in reality. if any of them paid any attention to joe biden, and his legislative leadership, and hi

. >> and i think it's really interesting that democrats seem thate a better grasp of the real truth here, which is donald trump is the most formidable candidated trump whd face donald trump. a joe biden in november. secute he can prosecute the case against joe biden better than anybod tt joy. and democrats are terrified of facing donald trump, not only because it's going to be four more years of donald mof donao becauserealiz they realize he is the most formidable candidate. and so that's why they're getting in and trying to cross over and supporting crosi haley primary. >> that's why they're saying, oh, democracy in peril.bi that's one of their big fear tactics. but yet they're thg fear tace pg that's trying to keep donald trump off ballots in states. how ironic. and they're the ones that want to pile on mor are thet toe chay as possible. and weaponize our justice system. i mean, it's a joke. i'll give you the last woronized quickly, both of you, starting with steve. >> this election is absolutely a referendum on the survival of american democracy. but the grim reapefr fory, american de

the real truth is that the president and the secretary have taken eps to secure our borders despite housetruct them every step of the way. there are two impeachment articles that we are being asked to consider today and i want to make sure that everyone understands what these articles actually say. the first one says, in a nutshell, that the secretary has refused to comply with the law because some of the migrants he has apprehended at the border have been released from detention while they were waiting for their claims to be heard. that is the argument of impeachment article 1 in a nutshell. he is refusing to follow the labecause he is releasing a portion of the migrants into the country while they are waiting for their claims to be heard. every administration has done this. every administration has released migrants while they are waiting for their hearing. no administration has kept 100% of the migrants in detention because they did not have the resources to do so. justice kavanaugh said th in his opinion. in fact, in the last two years of the trump administration -- listen to this. 52

the real truth is different about these, right, the politics or the minister, the brass of the political class are in agreement. sport had been in agreement for 3 months, about defeating time. us continuing the war and this it may think that so the way they were in the agreements was nothing you know about that. so make no mistake. the minutes of the process normally isn't or no more that it's on human areas. they wanted to store the 2 items. they wanted to defeat how much they wanted to enter the injured security individual activities, radio, apartheid. and they want to do with right. and they want to do it with full force and they did. right. the, the fanatics want to continue with the water open ended. linton, that all the same using pastime and as far as that goes. but at this point in time, that's old. remember, the closest link between israel and the united states is not nathan. now estimates are so it has the strongest points that links historically the one the most defendant. they are the ones that have seen as you are with the american of also many 30 brass and the most defend o

truth. of the differences between story in real life. what you learn when you try to start writing it is that writing a good following these rules being careful not to introduce new characters of gods popping of the machinery. it's artifice. it's not real, real life messier on that. that blog site that i talked about making light. one of the commentaries from showrunner says, one of our about one of our favorite science fiction writers. one of the most important in a young science fan's journey to maturity is realizing that robert ability to sound as if he knew what he was about was a whole lot greater than ability to actually know what he was talking about. and that's true in science, reality is not the controlled environment we create in our labs. it's more like one of those, you know, afterschool that are based on events. and yet there is value in taking the data out of a library out of a laboratory. we've controlled it by taking a story and isolating the elements that we want to study. one of the reasons i trust the gospels that they

real. the truth is, we stand on other peepers -- people's shoulders. i worked with whoopi goldberg, the cosby show, many people came and created that especially with sitcom. i'm very proud that these women grew up and saw it and saw themselves in her, the braids. those are called new locks, doing my hair in yarn. all of these things we bring over to create ourselves. what happens is they saw the strength and power within her and it was unapologetic. a lot of people talking about the word since martin luther king and whatnot and malcolm x. she embodies that because so many people pave the way. the writer and director of our film now is extraordinary for this debut. he is also getting his material from percival everett and made this incredible story and made it concentrated and told the story he wanted to tell. we are really happy he recruited such genius performers and other collaborators and things like that. i'm glad to be there with jeffrey wright and sterling k. brown, there are people we don't talk about, wonderful actors. it takes a village and th

real. the truth is we stand on other people's shoulders from a different world to i worked with whoopie goldberg, cosby show, many people who came and created that way, especially in sitcom. i'm very proud these women grew up and saw it and they saw themselves in her, the braids. those are called new locks from deborah in brooklyn doing my hair now in yarn. we have all these things to create ourselves, but i think what really happened is they saw the strength and power in her and it was also unapologetic. a lot of people have talked about martin luther king and malcolm x, but she embodies that. in the same way cora jefferson, the writer and director of our film now is extraordinary for this debut and is also getting his material from personal effort and make it concentrated and tell the story he wanted to tell. we are really happy he's recruited such genius performers and other collaborators and things like that. i'm glad to be there with jeffrey wright and sterling k. brown and isa ray. obviously there's people we don't talk about, lucretia taylor. so it takes a village and this definitely prov

. >> sometimes with a friend, you have to tell them the truth. a real friend would tell you. i consider myself a friend of jeff. you have a problem, fix the problem. >> reporter: reyes is now retired and anthony mata will take over as chief investigator. >>> moving onto another nbc bay area exclusive. you are looking at a fleet of cars purchased by the santa clara valley transportation authority. nothing wrong with that except almost all of them have been parked in the exact same spot not being used for years. we spent months looking through to find out why. here is what she found. >> reporter: not only have nearly 100 of these cars and vans not been traded in or sold, thieves have targeted them costing taxpayers even more. the vehicles are with the access transit service that is supposed to help drive around some of our most vulnerable. after we started asking questions, the agency took action. linda mccloud and zsa za taylor are as tough as the challenges they face. >> as my vision got worse, i pushed myself to be as independent as possible. >> i have to take care of myself

didn’t know this family, of course, believed, those who lived nearby like us, of course, knew the real truthed some fragments of her life, when she was in the orphanage, when she was brought up, she remembered it, but she was still a child, she believed that that she could still get lost, well, tell me, as a person who watched this family from the outside, the girl lena grew up in love, i’ll tell you honestly, there’s just such warmth and such love around. are you friends? yes, i can’t say only very warm and good, affectionate words. a what is her relationship with her family now? well, unfortunately, mom and dad died, and she was left alone. how long ago did this happen? well, yes, this happened already five years ago when they were gone. well, why are you talking alone? well, what about aunts, uncles, and some relatives? i'll tell you this, her relationship with her relatives was not very good. well, somehow they may have told my uncle and aunt that why do you need this, why do you need a child, they said that this is our girl, this is our daughter, and you accept her as our daughter, afte

after we reach millions of people from outside showing them the role realities, the role, the truth, the real suffer and how aggressive is the situation. this are to okay, what's a play and both sides will show riley's and show palestinians a that tries to keep their work as they used to all of us, they are pros, riley's joining. those are the army and their mission and the palm mink. but now, even though i was surprised many if the media off with like start to show with the view festivities which has never happened before, i don't know if you follow to any of this, but there is another video that we wanted to show you about of a big story that happened around the time you were stuck in garza. let's have a look. time magazine is the master person of the year as taylor swift mean? absolutely no. they suspected taylor swift. but i think there is someone else that also deserves does. so it made an edit up the cover to show what i think it really should have been. it should have been described in and so many other brave generalist are risk in their life every day to show the world the truth encou

phone, put it on silent mode, perhaps even on air, simply because of emotions. in person are truthful, realell, i realized how important communication is in real life, and i agree that social networks are stealing our ... emotions because, well, there were a lot of emotions, when i started to sit on social networks, there, well , the emotions slowly became different, they went away, now i sit much less often, emotions, well , i already have more, because i didn’t experience anything then , when i was talking to my friends, i was talking there, there were no emotions either, no laughter, no joy, now it’s me who’s actually experiencing all this laughter and joy, are you ready? ask the next question, yes, i'm wondering how - you are at your age, now, today, uh, look into the future and how do you choose, uh , a profession, i choose my future profession because i like it best, for example, i have, well, several options, they are completely different, the same chemist, biologist, and me i can’t decide between all of this, because i like it all... very much, and i listen to what my dad, mom, and

here is the real truth, president biden and secretary mayorkas have taken steps to try to secure theuse republicans have tried to obstruct them every step of bec campaign issue more than they want to fix the problem. here are the facts, 2022, democrats passed and the president signed $86 billion for enhanced border security, more personnel, more funding for i.c.e., more technology, 200 house republicans voted against it, including every single republican member of this committee who was in office at the time. this year, in 2023, house republicans passed their so- called limit save row act which would have cut the department of homeland security budget by 22%, eliminating 2400 officers. every republican member of the house voted for the bill. 22% cut in the republican limit save row act is to limit border patrol and grow chaos. this year, this past year, president biden requested $84 million in his budget to help states and cities with the costs associated with incoming migrants. house republicans post cutting that funding to zero. to the state officials who are here, who are coming f

battles over democracy can seem abstract and philosophical, and even detached from the real world. but the truths that when people attacked democracy, someone has to defend it. and those very real people on the frontlines risk everything. their safety, and their well-being, and their lives, and their privacy. because it is worth just that much. joining me that was another person who was at the capitol on january six and fought to protect our democracy and nation from that very real threat. congresswoman stacey plaskett of the u.s. virgin islands, a member of the house judiciary committee. she served on the house select committee on the weaponization of the federal government. she also served as a house manager, helped prosecute the case against donald trump in his second impeachment trial. representative plaskett, it's good to see you again. you and i have talked many, many times, back and forth these days, but one of them, one of the rules you play it as an impeachment manager was to walk us through what we just told our viewers. walk us through exactly what happened that day, from every angle.

they will elect us a parliament that will be needed by the aggressor state, well, that's the truth. these are realver which we must also think. personally, i'm not against that citizens of these states acquired ukrainian citizenship, but in this case they must be on equal terms with all others, i.e. within two years, terminate the citizenship of the previous state, study the history of ukraine, learn the ukrainian language, pass an exam, all must be on equal terms. well, thank you very much for this comment, andriy magera, an expert of the center for political and legal reforms, deputy chairman of the central election commission of ukraine, was with us in 7-18 years, they talked about the draft law on multiple citizenship, which suggests president zelensky to consider and adopt, in the opinion of our expert and constitutionalist andrii maghera, the law has anti-constitutional norms. yes, the air alert that started literally a few minutes ago continues. dear friends, please stay in shelters, do not ignore this announcement, literally. almost as revenge for the fact that our armed forces replaced th

about, in principle, they are currently being developed by several more teams, to tell the truth, they are really realwill nullify the capabilities of the russian reb, they are extremely interested in this happening as soon as possible, i think that the military leaders will understand the significance of this step and support the initiatives of the team currently represented by artem scherbakivskyi. so, these were the main conclusions of this military program of ours, where, on the one hand, we see the potential of private ones companies with certain bureaucratic restrictions due to the actions of certain state bodies, in particular dasu, and indeed. breakthrough solutions that can be implemented by private companies to strengthen potential in various areas, starting from unmanned complexes and ending in other directions. stay tuned to the spresso channel, there will be many more interesting things to come. we are looking for an 11-year-old. georgy tarasyev from donetsk region. the boy disappeared in june 2023 in the volnovatsky district in the village of velyka novosilka. this area is very close to

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can you please tell the truth and tell the real truth, which is you need to get rid of two trees because your design does not include those two trees and what you just said, come on, give me a break. i know your licensed professional, i'll respect that but you are up here to justify cutting two trees because two trees that are this big are really going to block somebody's view, versus all the things that--why dont we address the real problem in the room that department of public traffic doesn't give tickets. that the streets are misaligned and should have red zones to prevent. and come on, i have driven by that. it isn't blocked by two trees. some on sir, tell me the truth. will you please? >> i have sworn to truth and telling you the full truth. my years as a professional designer who spent many years studying these things, there is reams upon reams of design guidance from the department of transportation federal highway administration and caltrans regarding these issues. don't believe me, there is mountains of evidence and-- >> how wide is that cross walk, about triple the size of a ty