i talk about red state america. ved for a while, upstate new york. yeah. and that's something that a congressman who may want to be a governor of the state of new york is going to be thinking about. and there are a lot of other republican congressmen and congresswomen that probably understand all too well that these cuts are going to hurt red state america as much as blue state america. >> well, you have to remember yesterday mike lawler voted for this $880 billion cut from medicaid. so the question is that's quite a lot of money. it would be over ten years, but it's still quite a lot of money. and i think, you know what from what i understand. and i talked to jeffrey's office yesterday and they, you know, their message to their to the members of congress is that they should go out and fight this thing. and what they're seeing in town halls on the democratic side is a lot of anger and action. and you and you even see this with the polls, right? this is not something that is popular on any way, shape and form. >> well

even red state america has to appreciate how many country songs have gulf of mexico in the lyrics.ow what the cost would be to reprogram the karaoke machines? [ laughter ] plus it'll mess up all the rhymes. you know, like -- ♪ i walked out of the rodeo and i drove my chevy truck real slow ♪ ♪ down where the breezes blow by the good ole gulf of america ♪ see, it just doesn't - -- [ laughter ] it doesn't work. but it's also good? [ laughter ] and we should record it before someone steals it? [ laughter ] trump of course only cares about pr, not substance. that's why he was so happy in december when "time" magazine named him person of the year. it's like all he ever cared about. >> well, thank you very much. this is an honor, a tremendous honor. i do want to thank "time" magazine. i've been on the cover many times. i don't know who has the record. but it's been an honor, and every time it's an honor, i will tell you. and thank you very much for doing it. and thank the whole group at "time." really very professional people. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> seth: now, if you're wond

members of the senate and from the house who were watching programs in their districts gutted red state, american blue state america. and in many instances. and wait till the medicaid cuts start coming. but but david drucker also, of course, we saw now some of donald trump's own federal agency heads are concerned. and you talk to like conservatives. and by conservatives i mean people that actually want smaller government. well, most of them say is this isn't going to do anything. at the end of the day, this is just creating chaos. this isn't going to do anything to pay down a $36 trillion debt, or to pay down the $20 trillion in in new debt that will accumulate over the next decade if their reconciliation bill passes. so at the end, some small government conservatives in government are asking, why are we doing this? >> yeah. look, i mean, if you want to deal with the debt and the deficit, you're going to have to reform entitlement programs, medicare and social security in particular. not to mention medicaid, which, of course, is a big topic of debate in the reconciliation bill. none of that is b

that today. >> every day, people not just in blue state america, but almost disproportionately in redest employer in the state of alabama. the impact of some of these cuts would be devastating on on the university of alabama and other southern and midwest state schools across america, democratic congressman robert garcia of california, thank you so much. we really do appreciate it. and coming up, we're going to get to the latest economic news is a key inflation gauge was released just moments ago. cnbc's andrew ross sorkin joins us to break down the january consumer price index. plus, employees at one financial giant are calling on their ceo to retain the hybrid work model, amid the firm's requirement that its employees return to the office five days a week. good luck with that. and jamie dimon, we'll have those details for you next. you're watching morning joe. >> consumer cellular. >> ranked number one. >> in network. >> coverage and customer satisfaction. hi. >> my friend linda. >> has you guys. >> it gets. >> way better coverage than i do. >> sounds like linda has. >> you beat. >>

. >> everywhere in america, red state to blue states, we are seeing real crises. elon musk, billionaire who never has to think about where its next meal is coming from, where his medical treatment at how that will be paid for. americans are feeling crisis right now and their feeling pain. >> some lawmakers and unions are claiming must cannot legally threatened to fire anybody based on email responses. the white house has not yet commented. all right. time for another look at the forecast. we're looking live at the embarcadero. and gayle is back and you mentioned a beach hazards later this week. yes, and we're expecting some high surf tuesday wednesday and it's been feeling like spring lately. so i know. >> with the warmer weather, people would want to head to the coast. you want to be mindful of that? >> no beach hazard statement issued at this time. but that could change kind of the start of the week of. you could see a live look from the east bay hills. notice more cloud cover tonight. you can expect that in the overnight hours and into cour morning drive. we ha

red state boycott if you will. boycotting goods from red states in america. president trump did not single out british columbia. s to be understated here in canada and i understand british columbia we are tiny compared to the united states. you guys are huge. when an action like this is taken against our country we have to fight smarter. and will meet target specifically the decision-makers that are supporting the trade action against canada despite our shared history, despite our many ties, despite business on both sides of consumers families on both sides rely on the low prices our relationship brings. we have to take action or we don't want this fight. we did not sign up for this in fact i'm going to work at the president on fighting organized crime but let's get back to that. let's get back to the shared relationships with the prices r family, fuel prices are going to go upward electricity prices are going to go up. also known as canadian week. for pete's sake are we doing this? let's get back to working together focusing on areas of shared concern we have around the globe very much like candidate to work at

everywhere in america red states to blue states we're seeing real crises that elon musk was a billionaire to think about where his next meal is coming from, where his medical treatment and how that'll be paid for, americans are feeling a crisis right now, and they're feeling pain. stuart: kennedy, he's saying that this threat to democracy strategy is a loser. >> yes. stuart: go for it. >> it was and it is because they didn't have ideas. they were really only running on trump is a fascist and trump is hitler and that's why they lost the senate and republicans have both houses of congress and presidency and a lot of governorships and they ran on ideas and you may disagree and what i would challenge cory booker and his democrat mouthpiece by proxy is come up with ideas and things for these independent voters and there's no guarantee that those that vote for trump are going to continue voting for republicans and they're voting for their families and freedom and their own bottom line. if democrats feel like they have a better path forward for americans to flourish, lay that out there. they've

. ♪ >> steve: another brand new education report highlighting dizinal state of america's education and disparity between red states. look at this map here. in math score students in democrat-run state losing more ground since 2019 compared to kids in republican-led states. 8 out of 10 states are red states. what's up with that? eight of the states lean blue. eight red states students maintain reading level and mix of red and blue states lost ground there. what is going on? talk to louisiana state superintendent kate brumley. what is the secret sauce for louisiana? >> no joke louisiana has been long challenged educationally, in 2019 we were ranked 49th in the country. we have made tremendous strides and led in fourth grade reading growth of the nation's report card. top five in math. we are going back to basics and redesigning systems and accelerating parental rights and valuing educational freedom fchl we focus on that, we will continue to deliver high quality education for kids. >> steve: when we look at your state rankings, 2019 before pandemic versus last year, way up in math and reading, as well. across

and randomly going across one agency after another is you're going to actually see people in red state america trump, people who need medicaid services desperately because that's the nursing homes that their parents are in in oklahoma, in wisconsin, in pennsylvania, in georgia, in north carolina. they're they're suddenly going to see these services taken away. their farmers are going to have to deal with the chaos you're going to have. oh, i don't know, institutions like my alma mater, the university of alabama, that is going to get savaged by these cuts. you're going to have people, republicans who have children. i heard a story last night. republicans who have children whose lives were saved by vital nih research. having those research grants taken away. this is going to be the political equivalent of death by a thousand cuts. if they don't do this in a more responsible way. and mike allen, this is the next scene. if we want to see what the next political scene is here. and i'm not saying this is what i want to happen, i'm just saying this is what's going to happen. mike, you and i have been

. >> everywhere in america, red state to blue states, we are seeing real crises. elon musk, billionaire who never has to think about where its next meal is coming from, where his medical treatment and how that will be paid for. americans are feeling crisis right now and their feeling pain. >> some lawmakers and unions are climbing must cannot legally threatened to fire anybody based on email responses. the white house has not yet commented. next, a 10 quiet man who have daughters quiet man who have daughters might actually live for. excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. dave's b >> for your health tonight, the cdc says the current flu season is shaping up t

probably the majority of americans in, in, in, in red state america, their parents go.mes that medicare doesn't cover. and so you're going to see more and more and more of this. and apparently, nobody inside the trump administration can. >> say. >> hold on, we're overreaching here. this may be one of the reasons why. i talked about halperin's newsletter earlier. >> he said. >> at least five credible national polls showed donald trump standing going down, especially the negative numbers actually going up a good bit. it seems that there. >> agency heads. >> that are saying, no, no, no, no. we can't have this chaos inside our agencies. but nobody in the white. house issuing the warnings. >> that this. >> is going to have. >> a significant. >> impact on ratings and the ability to get things done down the road. >> i mean. >> you're right. americans broadly like the idea of shrinking government, eliminating waste. but now it feels like they're learning specifics here and they're not so sure. we are seeing those polls where trump's numbers are starting to fall a little bit. we

. >> everywhere in america, red state to blue states, we are seeing real crises. elon musk, billionaire who never has to think about worst next meal is coming from where his medical treatment and how that will be paid for. americans are feeling crisis right now and their feeling pain. >> some lawmakers and unions claim that must cannot legally threatened to fire anyone based on email responses. the white house so far has not commented. a new bill proposed by lawmakers in the california senate and assembly is focused right now on affordable housing for educators. the bill would build over 2 million affordable housing units. lawmakers say the state's housing crisis is driving talented teachers away from communities that need them the most. according to a new released, a new release. every county in california has school owned land appropriate for housing. so we'll see if they can make it happen. all right. we're going to take a break as 5.23, but still ahead on the kron 4 morning news 20,000, uc health care workers voting to authorize a strike. >> union workers clai

government employees as our map in the previous segment pointed out, there all across america, red and blue statesthe former head of the coast guard got kicked out of her house with three hours notice. the wall street journal reports that emil bove, who was trump's criminal defense attorney, has called at least a half a dozen fbi supervisors in several cities, some in the middle of the night, to make sure they're doing what he wants them to do. the message seems to be there are no boundaries. will the american people applaud that? that's what they wanted disruption? or will they grow weary of it? is there that danger for republicans? >> so, chris, for sure the president has some mandate to shake up the federal government to reform the federal government. i think most americans would be open to the idea of making the federal government more efficient, modernizing it. now, this can break one of two ways, or both ways legally. and we're starting to see that with courts blocking some of these orders. news you just gave. and then also politically, if it appears that the administration is being abusive,

geopolitics of this, as well as the obvious maga politics at play, and not just vowing to hit america, but vowing red state targets oranges from florida, where the president's home is when he's not in the white house, household appliances from south carolina and ohio. they even talked about kentucky bourbon and canadians, now a country that has been pretty allied with the united states. many people would say our closest ally, not only regionally but in general, are taking to booing our national anthem at their hockey games. >> oh, sorry. >> just a sample a slice there on the cultural fund, sports and culture and sort of what donald trump's threats are doing to our standing there. and remember, you might say, well, it's not a popularity contest in canada, but president trump has talked a lot about how him coming back into office would raise the u.s. standing, that we would be somehow better off. and that's fine for politics. that's one of his claims. he certainly didn't see that on display in the reaction to these tariffs. now, that moment, there was, of course, before trump backed down. now mexico is going

red states. he's coming for medicare, medicaid, farm subsidies! there is no community in americait's not a black thing, white thing, gay thing, straight thing, spit-on-that-thing thing. white conservatives, i expect more from you. you're just going to roll over and let an african colonize you? apparently, they are. >> on capitol hill, republicans applauding musk's goals. >> elon musk is a genius. >> elon musk, he can do whatever he wants to. go look at all of this stuff and stop hand-wringing about what's going on. >> the democrats need to get used to this. so get ready for disruption. get used to disruption. >> to my friends who are upset, i would say with respect, call somebody who cares! >> you're supposed to care! even if you don't care -- that's right. [cheers and applause] even if you don't care about we, the people, don't you care about your own power? congress is supposed to control spending, and trump is letting musk do it while you watch. elon is constitutionally cucking you! i need you to give musk the same energy you give george soros. you've been talking all that non

. >> i feel very strongly it is not about red america or blue america, i am from a purple state. people watched this chaotic coding, let's be fair. you fire people and higher than the next week, that is an discriminant. that is acknowledging you made a mistake, that's not some review that's normal private sector companies would do. a don't know a damn private sector companies that would fire someone on friday at higher them back on monday because what's they made a mistake but let's be honest that this approach is scaring the crap out of people on the benefits they've worked as their entire life or and i'm out of time. >> probably we should try to criticize some of the fear mongering. to my knowledge no one in the trump administration has advocated taking social security money and using it for another purpose so that the hypothetical that is not only untrue but it is promoting fear. we should be telling everyone in america no one is asking for that. there are some debatable points, nobody is advocating it for the post office either, plus the post office has no money, they are 9.

america. there is the united states of america! [cheers and applause] >> the pundits like to slice and dice our country into red states and blue statesd states for republicans, blue states for democrats. but i have news for them too. we worship an awesome god in the blue states and we do not like the federal government poking around our libraries in the red states. we coach little league in the blue states. and yes, we have gay friends in the red states. there are patriots who oppose the war in iraq and who supported the war in iraq. we are one people, all of us pledging allegiance to the stars and stripes, all of us defending the united states of america! [cheers and applause] host: where were you that night? guest: in the boston fleet center for the speech. it was a really interesting moment. i was there is a political analyst for fox news. i am standing there with some of the politicians. i saw the image ahead of jackson. i think i was right there. people were talking. it was like a convention. it was a meet and greet, how are you? no one was paying attention to an unknown state senator from illinois. but as he spoke, something wa

that maybe they can use that money to buy weapons from america to send money to american weapons factors. what's the main red states of that kind of business relationship that interest in terms of us economy and use us trade balance might keep jump on board, might keep him interested. and that with the combination of those us rep is being paid for with russian assets. and maybe european peacekeepers who knows that some kind of solution can be found to provide some kind of security. because the big deal here is you're at present with no real concrete security guarantees. this is the country where as soon as the war is frozen and the boards are open, is expected to a whole lot of people will leave the man who currently can't leave the country where the fighting or can't leave, will follow their wives and their children to europe in this country could just slowly lead dry. well, boy, the brain drain that they've already see. that means they connelly the latest tonight from key, as always. thank. all right, here's a quick look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world and explosion in a taiwan

sites across america will be lit up in red, white, and blue, honoring scouting america, including sites such as niagara falls and the empire stateuilding. >> all right, with the bird flu, shrinking egg supplies and driving up prices, some residents are scrambling up ways to provide affordable eggs for their neighbors. and arizona chicken owners in a phoenix suburb have set up an egg stand, selling their products for far less than the soaring costs you'll get at a supermarket. this stand has kept its price to about three bucks. a dozen good deal sellers operate on an honor system. they list their prices and rely on electronic payment, the department of agriculture says here in california, the average price for a dozen large eggs was almost nine bucks last month. >> scientists say that they have been analyzing an asteroid, and there is a very small chance that it might hit earth in 2032. it is called asteroid 2024 r4, and it has about a 1% chance of striking the planet, according to scientists. the threat was first discovered by the asteroid terrestrial impact last alert system. it's moving away from earth right now, but it is pre

red states. >> and. >> blue states. >> were going to. be frozen. >> and all of a sudden really important lifelines to communities all. >> over america were. >> frozen and threatened. and the pushback and the playback. >> from the. >> public was so great. that within 48. >> hours that had to be rescinded. >> so public. >> opinion matters. and the. >> public did. >> not give trump a mandate to dismantle the. >> whole chunks of the federal. >> government gave him a. mandate to, you. >> know, kick the. >> tires. >> check the. >> dipstick. >> and make sure that things are. >> running well and efficiently. >> in that part, he has a mandate. but what elon musk is doing is, is way beyond. >> any mandate that trump could possibly. realistically claim. >> and we're going. >> to fight that. >> and you saw that. you saw that in the hearing we had last week. that hearing was supposed to be on reinventing. >> government or. >> or rightsizing government. in fact, it was a hearing all about an unelected south african billionaire who has no mandate at all and lacks the legal authority to do what he's doing right now. >> elon musk attacked the republicans on that co

states of america. they are searching for what is everybody else's red line.can they get and get the peace that everybody wants? maybe except for vladimir putin. there is no evidence yet he is looking for peace. but to find a solution that delivers on all that has been sacrificed so much, the thousands of ukrainians lives including many, many tens of thousands civilian lives. and trying to figure out what are the economic outcomes and security parameters. what does the post war sanctions regime look like to deliver a model we don't have to worry about this happening for ten or 25 years. that for the united states has to be the primary objective. how do you make sure this is not perceived as a win for vladimir putin and we get a security outcome, architecture inside or outside of nato, security architecture that deters vladimir putin for an extended period of time or his successor. >> dana: no matter what it seems how this end make the europeans step up a little more. i wonder what you think about the rare earth and minerals agreement as part of this because in

america or purchase greenland. he stated he would easily do i like the red, white and blue land but my mind is drifting to the cookies doing with these. >> there may come a chance possibly for you to consume such a danish delight. but i'm not going to get to that yet. i have to ask you about the red, white and blue land. you are the media guy buddy carter is throwing this out tending cheek but is that hurting trump's were serious idea that we need this for the arctic island for strategic purposes. >> it is cheesy i'm calling balls and strikes american red, white and blue land you might call it thailand at this point if the minerals that they have 25 of 34 very unique minerals that we could mind, get the oil and gas in the military bases but these names i'm sorry. it's too much. >> having eaten since thursday i'm hungry. >> it's his birthday let him have a cookie. >> one birthday cookie that's it. >> on the off chance in case you get sent to red, white and blue land. >> and i get to be ambassador. >> you might we have to make sure that you know something about your danish desserts. it's gametime the panel putting the

slotkin: i would just say i feel very strongly that it is not about red america or blue america or any of those things. i am from a purple state. people watch this chaotic cutting. this just be fair, you fire people and then higher than the next week, that is indiscriminate. that is acknowledging you've made a mistake. that is not some review that a normal private sector company would do. i don't know a damn private sector company that would fire someone friday and hire them back on monday. but let's just be honest that this approach is scaring the crap out of people on the benefits they've worked their entire life for nno and out of time, i yield back. >> probably we should try to put aside some of the fear mongering. my knowledge, no one in the trump administration has advocated for taking social security money. so that is a hypothetical that is not only untrue, it is promoting fear. we should be telling, and america know what is asking for that. there are some debatable points, though. nobody's advocating for the post office either, plus the post office has no money, they are 9.5 billion dollars in the hole every year, but

america has officially begun. and the golden age of jus this whole thing, the red state, it's going to be leading the way to makingr and safer and stronger than ever before. the red states are going to do good. and the blue states, i don't know. maybe they'll totally disappear off that map. you know, they don't learn because you know like men and women -- men in women's sports. i say we've become the party of common sense. men in women's sports is not a winner for them. but i saw somebody fighting like hell that a man should partake in women's sports, a democrat, a radical left lunatic. and they're still going at it we shouldn't fight them too hard until a week or two before the election. let them go. don't convince them not to. i'm always saying they haven't learned. i don't want to say that. don't say that. let them keep going. then about a week before the election just blast the hell out of them. it's like in a race. hang in there and then just go, there's no way, open borders with prisoners coming in. jails. the worst, some of the worst murderers in the world. we had one guy kill five people, separately killed

doing here is not just illegal, it is devastating for working people in every zip code in america -- red and blue states alike. right now we need to be speaking out with a unified voice to ensure that when congress passes a bill, the law is followed. and we need to focus on negotiating serious funding bills on a bipartisan basis ahead of the fast-approaching march 14 deadline. that is exactly what i am trying to do right now. and a long-term c.r. should not be acceptable for anyone here. as i have remooneded my colleagues many times now, there is a world of difference between a short-term c.r. that gives us additional time for good-faith negotiations on our funding bills and a long-term c.r. that would not only create major shortfalls for critical programs but would also hand vast power over spend decisions to an administration that absolutely cannot and should not be trusted. passing a clean full-year c.r. would, first of all, create major shortfalls and fail to adjust for new realities on the ground. it could mean that instead of babies getting fed through wic, moms are put on a wait list. and instead

america. there is the united states of america! [cheers and applause] >> the pundits like to slice and dice our country into red states and blue stateses for republicans, blue states for democrats. but i have news for them too. we worship an awesome god in the blue states and we do not like the federal government poking around our libraries in the red states. we coach little league in the blue states. and yes, we have gay friends in the red states. there are patriots who oppose the war in iraq and who supported the war in iraq. we are one people, all of us pledging allegiance to the stars and stripes, all of us defending the united states of america! [cheers and applause] host: where were you that night? guest: in the boston fleet center for the speech. it was a really interesting moment. i was there is a political analyst for fox news. i am standing there with some of the politicians. i saw the image ahead of jackson. i think i was right there. people were talking. it was like a convention. it was a meet and greet, how are you? no one was paying attention to an unknown state senator from illinois. but as he spoke, something was chan

red states or the blue states? do you want elon musk controlling congressional appropriations to disaster areas around america? >> no! rep. raskin: are you willing to fight day and night, don and must -- dawn and dusk, to take our government back? [cheers and applause] my friends, i'm going to leave you with the words of some great democracy patriots who we've got to keep close in our hearts. first, the great frederick douglass was born an hour away from here in the white river plantation and he became a freedom fighter in the civil war and reconstruction. he said there is no struggle, there is no progress, and the struggle may be long, it may be physical, but there must be struggle. power concedes nothing without a demand. it never has, and it never will. a message to you from the great maryland or, frederick douglass. [cheers and applause] i want to leave you with the words of the great tom paine, he came over to american 1774. he fell in love with the promise of america. he said if this land lives up to its values and ideals, it will become an asylum to humanity, he said. not an insane asylum, mind you. a p

it is a devastating for working people in every zip code in america red and blue states alike. when you speak of the unified choice that when congress passes a bill we need to focus on negotiating serious funding bills on a bipartisan basis ahead of the fast approaching march 14 deadline. that is exactly what i am trying to do right now. the long-term cr should not be acceptable for anyone here as i reminded my colleagues many times now, there's a world of difference to be a short-term cr that gives additional time for safe negotiations. a long-term cr that would not only create major shortfalls for critical programs but would also hand vast power over spending decisions to an administration that absently cannot and should not be trusted. passing a clean would first of all create major shortfalls and failed to adjust for new realities on the ground. it could mean that instead of babies getting fed through a whip, monitored and put on a waitlist for the first time in the program's history. and instead of families getting rental assistance they get cut off that means veterans are

so the taxes the blue states pay, red states get a bigger benefit from it. and we are the united states of americaone thing effects the other and the other effects the other person as we live here in this united states. i'll say it again, united states. when the states are united, we're stronger. when you start dividing by politics and red and blue, you dilute the power of the whole. because you separating yourself from yourself. as we sit here together talking on the phone, and i listened to all of these people talk, nobody's talking about, how you make this a better situation as human beings on this very small planet, in this place that we call the united states of america. and the part that would put together a better world for our children by making better decisions and i'd just like to say this to all that's listening. as we stand together, we do better together. the same dog that bites me will bite you. they came for the black, they came for the jews, then they'll come for you. the gentleman talked about germany or the lady after world war ii, breaking up germany and letting them have more l

red line, american foreign policy, and thomas fractured politics and fading states. he joins us now from alexandria in virginia. welcome to the program. so overall, then what do you make of america's position when it comes to the war and ukraine and donald trump's strategy to end it? well certainly um the trump administration is correct in saying that um the, the, the, the floor is on sustainable. it needs that we need to cease fire and that at least during that negotiation, ukraine has to recognize that the russian will continue to hold some kind of, you know, it looks from ukrainian territory. i mean, missing at all the reporting that you've just done over several minutes. you know, is there any indication that trop administration, you know, is going to lean on moscow? because obviously, you know, at the heart of this, it was me, you know, russian invasion of ukraine, you know, that started this latest phase of the war. so, you know, the trump administration seems to be very strict and what it expects ukraine to do. but so far as not putting any demands on what russian needs, what, what russia needs to do in return, you mentioned, wouldn't negotiation. daphne does seem that the

i think it's really important to remember that we are the congress of the united states of america, not red, blue or other if there is a natural disaster or horrific situation such as the people in southern california are experiencing, as members of the congress, we nee to be all in to provide help irrespective of where those people happen to reside. thank you for bringing that up. we are going to hear a lot today. we already have and i am sure we will for the rest of the year o how the trump tax cuts deliver -- delivered for working families. let's be clear, the ones who benefited the most from these tax cuts were the rich. the ver working families received pennies compared to the billion that is not the only misleading plan that my colleagues on the other side have made about the tax bill. they claim to be champions of fiscal responsibility while it was their tax bill that added $1.5 trillion to our national debt. every economist even republicans say tax cuts don't pay for them extending the tcja would add almost $5 trillion to our debt over the next 10 years. if you add all of president

red states. this freezing of wind permits on shore and off shore, most of those wind permits on shore are rural counties across americand for the county governments, those revenues are like a miracle. in many cases especially where water has been an issue and agriculture is not going as well as it used to, we have parts of colorado like that. the revenues from wind energy are a godsend. well, i mean, the notion that we're in an emergency that we're now in an energy emergency and we've got to do all of these -- cut back everything and stop doing this and that. the last two years we have produced record, records of oil and gas. we are the largest oil and gas producer in the history of the world and if you look at all of our energy, we're not as large as china, but only one third of the population, so, on a scale, we are by far the largest producer of energy in the history of the world, on a per capita level. that those things, freezing so much of the inflation reduction act is, it's like cutting off your nose to spite your face, the old saying was, that you're throwing out the baby with the bath water and really, i thin

of the newly renamed scouting america, roger krohn, about special plans they have for today's birthday celebration. so saturday night, the empire state building will be red blue. and because we're changing our name coincident with this birthday, there's new flags, there's signage, and because there's new signage, we have to do some groundbreaking. we have to remove some old signs. we have to put up some new monuments. so we actually have a couple of groundbreaking ceremonies around the country. and in dallas, where the national headquarters is, wl do one of those next week. krohn adds their program continues to evolve, now offering badges that include drones and coding as part of their skill set. you can get more information on scouting programs in your area@scouting.org, or be a scout.org. well, we are so excited about nba all star weekend coming up, starting this coming friday. but the game's future all stars might be playing on the back streets of oakland right now. hoop bus, ich is a nonprofit that brings mobile basketball into communities, is rolling in to help. today in the bay's velena, jones has a look at bluebird. bluebird. this is no normal sch

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november 5th, america said immigration, economy, and immigration, and we saw the voting change here in new york. i mean, new york went more red -- they still went democrat overall, it's a blue stateblue city but the fact that donald trump did better and won in certain neighborhoods in manhattan, what does that tell you? people have had it. it's the legal immigrants that did it the right way in the bronx and the queens and by the way, i come to work at 4:00 in the morning and which see those groups in times square. remember, they attacked two police officers, remember that, maria, in times square. they were so emboldened that they were attacking cops. maria: a group of military contractors reportedly pitching a takeover of mass migrant deportations, carried out through a network of processing camps on military bases, would use a private fleet of planes, adding a small army of private citizen was the power to make arrests. the effort led by former black water ceo, erik prince. the blueprint was received before the inauguration, it carries an estimated price tag of $25 billion and recommends a range of aggressive tactics to rapidly deport 12 million people before the 2026 midterms.

states, michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, north carolina, georgia, arizona, nevada. all by great margins. we won 85% of all of the counties in america. that means that map was red.ou ever see the map? did you see the certified map? where is it? i want to see a certified map. we won 2,600 counties. it's the biggest margin ever recorded. and incredibly for the first time ever, all 50 states shifted toward the republican party. that's never happened before. so, it was indeed, too big to rig. we won the largest number of african american votes in republican history by far. we won the largest number of hispanic american votes any republican ever. hispanic americans, we love you! the energy, the brazilians of hispanic americans. we won all the cities and towns on the texas border. got it a call from our great governor of texas who said president, you just won every single town along the texas border to mexico. i said oh. is that good? he said it hasn't happened since reconstruction. i said define construction for me. he said that means essentially the civil war. that's a long time. one of the main reasons not that we're conservative or anything else, we are the party

states, michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, north carolina, georgia, arizona, nevada. all by great margins. we won 85% of all of the counties in america. that means that map was red.ou ever see the map? did you see the certified map? where is it? i want to see a certified map. we won 2,600 counties. it's the biggest margin ever recorded. and incredibly for the first time ever, all 50 states shifted toward the republican party. that's never happened before. so, it was indeed, too big to rig. we won the largest number of african american votes in republican history by far. we won the largest number of hispanic american votes any republican ever. hispanic americans, we love you! the energy, the brazilians of hispanic americans. we won all the cities and towns on the texas border. got it a call from our great governor of texas who said president, you just won every single town along the texas border to mexico. i said oh. is that good? he said it hasn't happened since reconstruction. i said define construction for me. he said that means essentially the civil war. that's a long time. one of the main reasons not that we're conservative or anything else, we are the party