the laken riley act would require i.c.e. detention for illegal aliens who were charged with, arrested for or convicted of any burglary, theft, larceny or shoplifting offense. h.r. 29 further requires the department of homeland security to issue a detainer for those illegal aliens and take custody of them effectively and expeditiously. it would also allow states to bring a civil action against derelict federal officials who refused to enforce these laws. joe biden and alejandro mayorkas, i'm looking at you. this bill passed the republican house in march of last year. but senate democrats stopped it cold. i said at the time that today the name on the bill is laken riley. tomorrow it will be another victim of these policies, another son or daughter of a loved one. it won't stop until this administration is stopped and that can only be done by the american people. well, thank god the american people have done exactly that. they've given this congress and this president the tools and the mandate to secure our borders and remove e

my heart goes out to laken riley's family. my heart goes out to other people who have had to watch as this administration has stood by and done nothing to protect our country, our communities and sanctity of the safety that we assa americans should always ha. let's go home and let's be proud in a bipartisan way that we're willing to uphold the law, and i stand in l full support of laken riley act. i yield back. >> gentleman in reserves. gentleman from maryland. >> in answer to the distinguished gentleman, he stated precisely what the law is now and he said how can we go back to the district and not defend the immediate deporting of people that do theft and that's what the law is and they want to change the law to go from someone that's actually committed theft or being convicted of thefty to people wo have been charged with it even if the charges have been dropped or arrested for it even if charges were never brought in the first place. i think the misstatement of the meaning of this inflation speaks very deeply to opportunist

the laken riley act would require i.c.e. detention for illegal aliens who were charged with, arrested for or convicted of any burglary, theft, larceny or shoplifting offense. h.r. 29 further requires the department of homeland security to issue a detainer for those illegal aliens and take custody of them effectively and expeditiously. it would also allow states to bring a civil action against derelict federal officials who refused to enforce these laws. joe biden and alejandro mayorkas, i'm looking at you. this bill passed the republican house in march of last year. but senate democrats stopped it cold. i said at the time that today the name on the bill is laken riley. tomorrow it will be another victim of these policies, another son or daughter of a loved one. it won't stop until this administration is stopped and that can only be done by the american people. well, thank god the american people have done exactly that. they've given this congress and this president the tools and the mandate to secure our borders and remove e

>> bill now heads to senate named after laken riley, a georgia student who was killed by you an undocument immigrant. he was arrested and released earlier >> heads up. >> happy new year. o behalf of house republican conference it is my honor to kickoff first leadership stake out of this year. we're excited. as republicans, democrats have made the bed they lie in, they need to own their decisions every single day. just recently president biden has been pardoning sex okay -- eoffenders. we need to fight against this bad policy. this is their mess, we will clean it up. fortunately there is a better path forward. it is a stark contrast but difference between the democrat and republicans is that our agenda is about opportunity. freedom, prosperity, and putting america first. while their agenda is about control, depend ants and america last we have an opportunity for a matsive politicalry alignment we're excite the about that. we're have a unified republican government that wants to put america first again.er we also won on building diverse coalition, i am committed to doubling down on these eff

riley gaines, everybody. [applause] >> thank you, hello, my name is riley gaines. i'm an ambassador for independent women's voice and a vice chair for america first policy institute and i'm a former collegiate swimmer from the university of kentucky. let me echo speaker johnson's gratitude for the people who stand alongside me and behind me. the leadership on this issue, how they have confirmed the flack y'all have taken. and no is not easy but it is necessary and i would argue that it is urgent. so i thank you all. i'm through with the passage of hr 28, the protection of women and girls in sports act. truthfully i'm mad, i'm mad that this is something we have to do. i'm mad that we as women have to bag for equal rights. i'm mad that we have to bag for privacy in areas of undressing an amount that we have to beg for safety on the court or on the field, or walking in the streets at night, for that matter. let's go through a couple of the things we heard on the house for today from democrats. we heard things like genital exams, we heard that girls will be asked to sh

gains, thank you. >> hydroxymethyl thank you hello my name is riley gains an ambassador for into been in women's voice my term athletes for america was america first institute and a former collegiate swimmer the university of kentucky. in the miyako the gratitude for the people still alongside me to be under the leadership incisiow they have confirmed the flag you off all taken i know it's not easy nonetheless, it is necessary that would argue encourage it so i think you all and thrilled with the passage of hr 20 prevention of the women and girls in sports act. we truthfully to my mad in the matter that this is something we have to do and i met that we as women had to beg for equal rights freedom mad we have to beg for privacy in areas of addressing a met with the bank for safety on the courts on the field or walking the streets at night for that matter read here some of the things listed as go through this a couple of the things we've heard on house for today from democrats. we heard like genital exams the girls would be asked to show within their underwear and we heard that after sh

we are starting today with the laken riley act.ill we passed last congress, but chuck schumer made it clear he was not going to allow through his far left radical senate. now we have a new senate and john thune wants to move that bill as early as this week. so that is good news to people like addison. real people like addison who have real stories. where washington left them behind and didn't care about their problems. the good news for them is there is a new light in washington. there is a new sign of hope in washington where we are going to be addressing the problems that families are facing. we are going to do it quickly. this is going to move at rapid speed because the problems america faces cannot wait. so this congress is open for business and it's ready to move fast. you are going to see that aggressive agenda led by our first ballot speaker, mike johnson. mr. johnson: thank you all. welcome to the 119th congress. it has already gotten off to a swift start. it has to. i tell you what there is a real feeling on capitol hill r

they want the laken riley act. it is a strong bipartisan piece of legislation that has support from both sides of the aisle in both chambers. 48 house democrats voted for it. it's cosponsored by senators john fetterman and ruben guy yea goe of the -- gallego of the democratic party. now is the time for results. i have been encouraged by other members of the democratic party who have said this is a bill i would like to see across the finish line. last week we had 84 senators who voted to advance it. so each one of my colleagues is left with one simple question this week. what will you choose to protect? open borders or american families? to me, that's a pretty simple choice. it is time to fulfill the responsibility we have to the american people, to protect the citizens of this country from criminals who would do them harm. it is time to make sure that what happened to laken riley and her family never happens again. it is time to pass the laken riley act, and it is past time to choose american families. madam presid

reason to suspect maybe it wasn't right. >> riley and russell filed a countersuit.awsuit, riley claims her mother did not borrow anything, that the loan documents are forgeries. in a script straight out of hollywood, the investigation into the fraud took traveling far from the iconic memphis mansion, meeting an unlikely savior and, yes, a fake notary seal as the potential smoking gun. >> if you consider being famous without all the money behind it, that's me. i'm holly hill, not hollywood. >> kimberly philbrick has been a notary in holly hill, florida for nearly 30 years. >> we sent our private investigator out to find the notary public who allegedly notarized these documents in 2018 to interview her. >> he asked me if i ever notarized anything for her. i go, i would have remembered notarizing something for lisa marie presley. >> philbrick knew right away something was off. >> the signature was definitely way off. everything was no, no, no, just screaming, this is not right. this is a fraud. >> philbrick swore in an affidavit that wasn't her signature. this is the w

laken riley was in february of 2024. look at how many people since then have been murdered or raped in our country due to somebody being in this country illegally and come to find out there is a thug or gang or just a criminal that came across and was let out of another prison from another country. >> dana: listen to tom homan. the border czar under trump. >> i've been saying for four years their open border isn't mismanagement or incompetence. it is by design. they want that border to remain open until the last day they are in office. >> dana: it is interesting we're getting the big states are saying they don't want to work with the federal government. what do you hear -- anything you have heard from a constituents that stuck with you that you could share to help us understand what the people of georgia feel? >> the laken riley murder was in my district. athens is in my district. i tell you what the family told me and i don't see how you ever get over this. they expressed -- when i told them we had a bill that would com

the laken riley act will let i.c.e. arrest and detain illegal aliens who have committed theft, burglary or shoplifting until they are deported. we've got nine nfl athletes hit by home invasions across the country. minority, hispanic, black communities getting hit hard by illegal alien crime. now we've got nine liberal senators saying yes, move the laken riley bill. they are for it. what do you think? >> well i think they are finally listening to the american people. that their number one concern this biden inflation is the safety and security of their family so we've heard that over and over. this was the number one polling issue was the number one issue for at least a year before the election, so i think they hear them saying that. liz: we now have news coming in. the trump motorcade is now approaching capitol hill in moment we're expecting to see president trump exit his secret service protected vehicle and we're going to stay on the news there. it's breaking news happening right now. let's please listen to president

you saw with the laken riley act.emember back last congress when we had the laken riley act, there were even some in this room that would question why are you bringing a bill like that if you know the senate isn't going to bring it up, isn't it just a messaging bill? no, we said it's the right policy, the right policy, and we're standing up for what's right, whether the senate will do the right thing or not. so ultimately, if you look what happened with the laken riley act, mike collins' bill not only passed again this time with more democrats support, so very bipartisan out of the house, as it was last congress. but now we have a willing senate with senator thune as the majority leader willing to bring the bill up and that bill likely will be the very first bill that president donald trump gets to sign when he becomes the 47th president of the united states. so just like with some of the other bills, we're going to continue to stand up for what's right. this week you're seeing a few of those. one of the most commonse

host: so ronald, you mentioned the laken riley act. this is nbc news, it says that the house passes laken riley act to amp up border enforcement and put pressure on democrats. the bill, name forward nursing school student who was murdered by a man in the country illegally, passed the house last year, the new republican-controlled senate is expected to take it up friday. so we will let you know if that happens. the vote, by the way, was 264-159. to pass that act in the house. and this is can be don in rhode island, independent line. you're next. caller: hello. hi. i've been watching you guy for a very long time,s the first time call, first time i got through, actually. host: great, go right ahead, don. we're listening. caller: i mentioned comments on earlier thing, it jumped me over to open forum. i watch a lot of c-span you get the range of callers, people that you interview as well. and i also like to apologize for america on -- to you on behalf of america for sometimes the way people, i'm sure you guys get a kick out of it when you'r

they need us to pass the laken riley act. every american family needs us to pass the laken riley act, and they deserve it. today, on the eve of what should have been laken riley's 23rd birthday, let's honor her legacy and advance a p bipartisan bill that will help us save american lives. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mr. grassley: i'm here to support the laken riley act. this legislation comes within the jurisdiction of the judiciary committee, which committee i will chair this congress. we all know that a result of the last election was a mandate for the president to carry out his agenda. in that agenda was the deportation of people who illegally enter our country. everybody knows you can't come to the united states without our permission. one of those things that president trump prioritized was his pledge to detain and deport criminals who are in this country illegally. laken was a young woman who lost her life at the hands of a violent i

you saw with the laken riley act and i remember back last congress when we had the laken riley act thereme even some of the shrew that would question why are you bring up like that if you know the senate is not good bring it up? isn't that just a messaging bill? we said no, it's smart policy, the right policy and were going to stand up for what's right. whether the senate will do the right thing or not. ultimately, if you look at what happened with the laken riley act. mike collinsville that only passed again this time with more democrats supports a very bipartisan out of the house as it was last congress but now we had to willing senate with senator thune is a majority leader willing to bring the bill up and that will likely be the very first built that president donald trump gets to sign when he becomes the 47th president. so just like with some of the other bills we are going to continue to stand up for what's right. this week you're seeing a few of those. one of them was common sense bills that we had acid built said men cannot play in women's sports. i travel all across the country

lyric the laken riley boom passing both houses of overwhelming from them and going for the criminals and that's i'll liz liz macdonald router on all this. liz: thank you, larry kudlow. going for them with mcdonalds. >> cutting the fire department's budget by millions and nothing to say today? >> what is the watch wigs with the water in palisades running out last night and hydrants in the fire fighterrer going on the block. >> local folks are trying to figure that out. >> gavin newsom is an absolute blubbering idiot. this is a wakeup call. this is the kind of thing they have tribunals for. >> at some point goes beyond negligence and there's something that's almost criminally intentional. >> they must be held responsible. liz: california residents, law may recollects and hollywood celebrities and governor newsom and la mayor have got to go. there's cl colossal fai failured the wind, tram, everyone else but themselves for empty fie hydrants, no water -- no rescue trucks and a fire department they depleted with budget cuts and we have a celebrity that left los angeles years ago because o

these riley military continues its campaign of destruction killings and bombardments and johnson. since don't at least 50 full palestinians had been killed across the strip. 57 of them and the besieged north of the latest strong targeted a residential block and central kansas city. at least 5 palestinians had been killed in the attack. earlier on says that i 7 children among a living family members killed in and is rarely a strike on a home near by victoria guys to be begins coverage. the the palestinian man is inconsolable. this is fools to say good bye. this diamond, the grief and loss go hand in hand in goes in what the u. n has cooled a death in the seed will is for 5 palestinians killed by and is rainy drain striking, han eunice in southern gaza. and the minister said the mood with my neighbor is one of the martyrs. he was very helpful. there are no safe areas in casa, we are not for hospital, but we are not safe as these ratings can target us at any time. the victims, what the security guards, the drain, strike, hit the car in the early hours of saturday morning. we're also

so now people are really questioning a lot what is riley's doing? and i think the thing that people are looking at is that response in killing tens of thousands of women and children in gaza. and a lot of people are absolutely horrified by that. even people who previously supported israel. so the questioning, well, well, what are we doing here? what, what is this country doing? why are we giving so much military support and political support to the country that actually is going round? you know, and it's, it's definitely the likely clinton's in gaza. some people use the word genocide, you know, it's, but the beginnings of that and that goes again. so one of the values and principles that we say we hold the are in the west. so let me ask you about that specifically because it's not only about the valleys but the house about commonsense, basic commonsense and your own sense of self preservation. and what i find paradoxical about the western decision making is that the west, on the one hand, easily picks up battles to be a very powerful nuclear armed o

the killed 3 is riley's. the military says 3 gunman knocking 5 towards a bus. us and just rarely set list have carried out several of tags across the occupied westbank stipend and agricultural storage room and thomas aya, northeast of ramallah, accomplished also towards by saint lives in the village of house. yeah, and they were a tax in the front office to the east of kalki. yeah. what's the hit here on that? i'll just there a we look at the legacy of show marilla pen, the founder of francis file, right. national rarely policy. who has died at the age of 96 into grand slam champions. have teamed up at the store and you know, it's in details on the way through and schools, the fellow, i'm pleased to say we have to some quotes whether across the eastern side or if the mediterranean, the main system that's pushing in, across syria, iraq, using a bit towards the q 8 and iran line of cloud, the coming in across the saudi arabia, and that to produce a mount breaks of right, whatsoever. just coming into that is the

also in your rooms the it's been another day of death and destruction in gaza at the hands of the is riley minute, 3. strikes of killed at least 28 people across the strips in store 14 people in the north and line on attack on a con, con eunice in southern gauze and killed 5 palestinians. their bodies were taken to the national hospital to the law and as strike on a home in the singers he and neighborhood in dallas was sitting till 11 members of the same family, civil defense corps working to recover those trump on the rumble on his hair as abraham, all coline begins coverage from casa city. and the life of the ongoing is where you need to lation of the tax target in several areas. of course, regardless frame. i'm now standing above the family here in the neighborhood to the east of the city. these really factors just have targeted this really visual still been as you can see, it has been completely flattened to the ground. as you can see, with the smoke rising. from under the re of this residential building, we can see all sorts of values here are trying to retrieve the civilians from und

the way the the riley is taking place. counselor riley's are also expected. the policy is expected to adopt it. selection manifesto officially illuminates its leader as candidate for the place to challenge. so the 3 of them, these major policies are holding gatherings ahead of nationwide elections next month. all right, well done, that cain is life for us. and, but linda told me that you are the social democratic policy conference, what's a move like there and what's happening and the of the main points events. so this here, listening to the shots of the, the mind they want for the, the next job for the listening to him speak to them, address them about what he says he sent for me for, for the now for the rest of your thoughts on more for you back to for germany. the reality is mixed older. born on me here, amongst his bosses, democrats. i was in the country many jennings, do not agree. they don't think this policy is going to be best. if the jimmy wife look at the regularly suggested the coffee fillers 15 percent, they're all there about sites and just to st

so a patrick now the rest for an expired on monday and with a more mass riley's held in the council with numbers expected to rise. all the crowds have been here since early this morning, but they really have been building out the past hours. so because the riley profile is just getting underway, as you say, this is being an especially big crowd that we're seeing today reports and suggesting that there may be as many, many as off a 1000000 people turning out onto the streets of us. so cool this, that's because we are heading into what could potentially be a decisive week in the development of this political crisis. of present good is set to face is 1st impeachment trial hearing on the tuesday. he has previously said that he will respect whatever decision the constitutional court makes an so that's a bit designs to uphold impeachment. then he reject it, but it's not clear whether or not he will show up. he is suggested that he is not comfortable with doing that. unless some legal issues a result of but not really good complicates the whole process moving forward and pass, you're going to u

it was one that was to paid out by these riley side. and yet president biden has never ever called out these riley's has the on this. ok. so um, before i answer that question, does this one thing i'd like to correct? at least from my point of view, i don't think the door and garza was recognized as a just or by that. it's nice community. i think that was a lot of sympathy for israel after october 7th, but i don't think that translated into support for the the war and gaza. which of course has suffered tremendously not simply in the past you know, a year. but even in the 1st couple of months after october 7th, but that says, you know, one issue for us to perhaps show up at the moment when it comes to the deal that you mention, and by then this commitment to it. and here's the thing. i don't think that there's any doubt that over the course of the past 15 months, the by ministration would have preferred for the nothing yahoo government to proceed in a different direction on multiple occasions. that's not really the topic of debate for me.

house lawmakers passed the laken riley act monday. she was just out for a jog enjoying the day when an illegal criminal. took her life away. congressman mike collins described the death of 22 year-old georgia nursing student laken riley last february. the man convicted of killing her venezuelan migrant hosea berra was in the country illegally. he's now serving life in prison. this legislation could have prevented her death. the lake and riley act would require federal authorities to detain illegal immigrants arrested, charged with or convicted of theft related crimes. no due process required at all. maryland democratic congressman jamie raskin says expanding the detention requirement to include those accused of theft could sweep up innocent people. this allows us to get up demonize immigrants without doing anything to fix the immigration system. but wisconsin republican congressman derrick van orden says the government needs to first protect its citizens. he recounted crimes in his own state. he says this bill could have prevented. no

which would have been riley's 23rd birthday. riley, a nursing student in georgia was killed by a venezuelan man who was in the u.s. illegally. he was found guilty of riley's murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole. the bill would change federal law to require i.c.e. to issue detainers and take custody of people in the country illegally who commit theft-related crimes including shop living. >>> president-elect trump held a wide-ranging press conference from mar-a-lago. he outlined a dramatic agenda for his new term, threatening to take control of greenland and the panama canal. mr. trump also floated the idea of renaming the gulf of mexico and annexing canada. here's nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: in a marathon news conference at mar-a-lago, president-elect trump t ruling out using economic or military coercion to retake the panama canal and acquire greenland. >> you're talking about panama and greenland. no, i can't assure you on either of those two. but i can say this. we need them for economic security. the p

riley, gainesville with us. riley, start with you. you know, it's just another way to sabotage trump knowing he has very different policies. let's sell the wall that we have in storage for pennies on the dollar just to screw donald trump, even though we're going to be the ones that end up paying for the new wall. let's put a moratorium on drilling and fracking. it's a typical joe reaction. >> yeah, no, sounds about right. >> you described this as a big blow to joe biden and his administration. but really, how i view this is a win. it's a win for common sense. it's a win for girls and women. it's a win, really for humanity. what we've seen here, what joe biden and his administration has done, i would call this the most anti-woman, anti-reality pursuit we have seen from this administration thus far. and that's saying a lot. and to be very clear, what this does is what joe biden has done over the past year or so. he's equated sex with gender identity. meaning men can take scholarships, men can have full access to women's bathrooms, locke

the is riley pullouts of 11 on will be completed within the 16th day deadline. as a due, augustine said he expects old parties to stay committed to the terms of the as riley, as well as the ceasefire agreement that he helped broke up. is there any media previous reports of the army may stay paused, the agreed upon withdrawal date how much the us east coast has been hit by a huge winter storm coming at least 5 people of the space as much as he has been declared in 7 states because of the heavy snow for the freezing temperatures, the 1700 flights have been canceled. well, tens of thousands of homes. i've been without that said for me, my name's side lots more information on website or is there a dot com? when is the read? so one of the words weird was creatures, numbers, a plumber to do, to deforestation, to check on climate change, indian sites are fighting to puts it to one of the most important things to consider. the species is to maintain that habitat one. 0, one east reveals the bottle to save into use web on or just the it took me 7 years to get to the from

it would have been riley's birthday. the nursing student was 22 years old when she was killed by a man who was in the u.s. illegally from venezuela. jose ibarra was found guilty of riley's murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole. the bill would change federal law to require i.c.e. to issue detainers and take custody of people in the country illegally who commit theft-related crimes, including shoplifting. >>> let's turn now to the transition of power. in a wide-ranging news conference, president-elect trump laid out a dramatic agenda, threatening a takeover of greenland and the panama canal. mr. trump also wants to rename the gulf of mexico, saying the gulf of america has a beautiful ring to it. chris pollone joins me. the president-elect seems focussed on expanding the united states. >> reporter: that's right, frances. good morning to you. this, of course, is not the first time that president-elect trump has floated some of these ideas. but, at this latest news conference, he refused to rule out usg milita

he has been advising these riley and palestinian human rights organizations for years. we're in unprecedented, severe, crack down and targeting or is there any can rice are gonna institutions and, and human rights activists. it's a trend that begin at decade and a half ago, but came to speak with the current government and especially after october 7th, i did re share this experience. she's the director of so hot. the as us radio varies ation. it was funding was cut by the gym and government. so how does it when's rising activities like this to in his rent? the group advocates for the recognition of the displacement and exposure. those kind of students before and during the 1948 war and then right to read to him, which is a highly controversial topic. any sir bit to re tells us that before the funding was rescinded, she met with jim and official to she says, made reference to the costs to justify the position, the gym and past the not sewage and was, you know, brought up again and again in these conversations, it's important to germany, to support israel because of the p

house lawmakers passed the lincoln riley act monday. just out for a jog enjoying the day when an illegal criminal. took her life away. congressman mike collins described the death of 22 year-old georgia nursing student laken riley last february. the man convicted of killing her venezuelan migrant hosea berra was in the country illegally. he's now serving life in prison. this legislation could have prevented her death. the lake and riley act would require federal authorities to detain illegal immigrants arrested, charged with or convicted of theft related crimes. no due process required at all. maryland democratic congressman jamie raskin says expanding the detention requirement to include those accused of theft could sweep up innocent people. this allows us to get up demonize immigrants without doing anything to fix the immigration system. but wisconsin republican congressman derrick van orden says the government needs to first protect its citizens. he recounted crimes in his own state. he says this bill could have prevented. none of th

the federal government is to protect its citizens. >> we all want to laken riley today. the senate voted to move the bill forward and start debate on it. >> democrats want to have a robust debate where we can offer amendments and improve the bill. the republican majority unanimously supports the legislation, but it needs 60 votes to become law. so at least 7 senate democrats would have to vote to pass it to every single member of congress should be able to get behind. this purely common sense. bill that will make our country and communities safer. some democrats say they have concerns with the current bill like senator ron wyden. there are provisions in today's legislation that i would never vote for the final package, but other democrats have committed to voting for it. and senator john fetterman says he thinks it will be enough to pass if we as a party as democrats. we can't come up with 7 rebotes them. i would describe that as one of the reasons why we lost the final vote in the senate could happen as soon as next week in washington. i'm hannah brandt. the department

we know if at least one of the east riley human rights organization that had been supported germany for years and several posting and once that also lost the german funding. recently. this comes at a time when it is france. the space for criticizing the government is free and king says lawyer michael swat, he has been advising east riley and palestinian human rights organizations for years. we're in unprecedented severe cricket down and targeting or is there any can rice organizations and, and human rights activists? it's a trend that begin at decade and a half ago, but came to its peak with the current government and especially after october 7th, i did re shift this experience. she's the director of so hot. the as us radio varies ation. it was funding was cut by the gym and government. so how does it when's rising activities like this to and it's right. the group advocates for the recognition of the displacement and exclusion of kind of students before and during the 1948 for the right to return, which is a highly controversial topic. any 2nd bid to read tells us that before the fundin

on laken riley, today the senate will vote on a motion to proceed on the laken riley act. the senate invoked cloture on this bill last week with a strong bipartisan vote. as i said last week, democrats want to have a robust debate where we can offer amendments and r improve this bill. this issue is very important. americans deserve for us to debate the issue seriously, including by considering amendments from the democratic side. we're going to ask our republican colleagues to allow for debate and votes on amendments. i hope my republican colleagues will allow for it. and finally, on the january 6 pardons -- not finally. next to finally. l donald trump promised to pardon the violent mob which stormed the capitol and attacked our police officers on january 6. instead of helping working families -- instead of focussing on helping working families or lowering health care costs or making life better for the american people, donald trump's very first priority seems to be pardoning the january 6 rioters. and yesterday on fox news sunday, the vice president-elect, jd vance, feeli

and the mom he was killed in his riley strike on friday. well, covering and is rarely a tackle minister on refugee camp. the us state department says it is deeply concerned, find the unprecedented number of journalists killed in gaza and continues to engage as well on the importance of protecting journalists, this rounds war on cause that has killed more to unless than any other conflict. yeah, and then it is that i need, but if it is clear that the is ready, occupation wants to target the general us 40 that exposes as a crime scene. while the occupation has utilized its media to say that they only target the resistance and the width and the palestinian generalists have exposed the truth to the world for the saying that this occupation target my children, which women and civilians via for the occupation start to targeting a general list to expose the crimes of the occupation to the well is that i, it is rarely settlers has carried out a series of austin to attacks on pellets and in communities across the occupied west bank media. release. t

is riley, politicians and settler groups openly discuss prospects of building supplements in the north. the sea shows no signs of ending. well as rouse ministry has carried out multiple as drugs targeting because of the city of a night, at least 5 palestinians have been killed by an attack on a residential building. and that should j. yeah, neighborhood. another 5 were killed in a separate attack on this thought i'd be in school, which was sheltering forcibly, despised palestinians of the amendment is right strongly keeps a home in the alvarez. refugee camp in central gaza. the number of casualties is on class. that is really ministry killed that needs to palestinians using heavy artillery in the area. israel has repeatedly bombed refugee comes across the strip . let's get the latest retire cowboys who is live for us in there about in central gaza tarik. so the numbers they really do speak for themselves, don't they have that sees in northern golf? it's decimating the palestinian population. yes, and it's making it much more less as time passes. if we just look back to ground 0, we com

he said that the time it wasn't his riley proposal. it even go to the door by the un security council, but it wasn't, it was really proposal. it was one that was to paid out by these riley side. and yet president biden has never ever called out these, right. these has the on this so before i answer that question, that's just one thing i'd like to correct, at least from my point of view, i don't think the door and garza was recognized as a just or by the it's not community the. i think there was a lot of sympathy for israel after october 7th, but i don't think that translated into support for the, the war and gaza. which of course has suffered tremendously, not simply in the past you know, a year. but even in the 1st couple of months after october 7th, but that's just, you know, one issue for us to perhaps show up at the moment when it comes to the deal that you mention, and by then this commitment to it. and here's the thing. i don't think that there's any doubt that over the course of the past 15 months, the bite ministration would ha

now this was the off them off in his riley strike on a tent sites. and darrow bala in central garza housing palestinians that had been forced to flee the homes. maybe end of the year. we were sleeping inside our tents in this very cold winter and around 3 am. but we were shocked by a loud explosion and fi everywhere. they would move in 1510. so to the hosting innocent people, most of them are children's women and the elderly of the strike on a home in the stranger. yeah. neighborhood in northern gaza on saturday morning killed 11 members of the same family, civil defense cruise working still to recover those trapped on the the revel. i'll just there is a brian kelly begins all coverage from garza city in the life of the ongoing is where you need to lation of the tax target in several areas. of course, regardless, fred, i'm now standing above the family here in the neighborhood to the east of the city. these really factors just have targeted this really visual still been as you can see, it has been completely flattened to the ground. as you can see, w

life from the coming up in the next 60 minutes, no been gauze a totally destroyed a 100 days of his riley siege on from baldwin's has killed thousands of people. we have from doctors working in gauze over crowded hospitals, who've come face to face with loved ones, injured or killed and is rarely a tags. also have this. who's out? warnings of the strong winds to come while 5 in los angeles killed 24 people as cri scramble to put out the flames. 510, live out in los angeles in the shadow of the fire west. thousands of people come out to bring supplies and donations to those who lost that hurts. the principles is that the south korean prison, human so killed, gather in sol, ahead of his impeachment trial on choose day and sport will have action from the australian open as some of the tennis has top names reach the next rounds. young center starts with defense of his title with victory, or 5 time grand slam champion. either span tag is also a safe place for the how they welcome to the program described as the most horrific form of ethnic cleansing. it's been a 100 days since as well, begun i

i think laken riley would be alive today if it weren't for those policies, but young women now have to for a run because we have millions of these unvetted illegals living in our communities every single day. shame on them for their vote yesterday, i'm hopeful we are able to have bipartisan vote in the senate to have this common sense policy forward and thank goodness only 12 days until president trump takes office. >> this floor vote in the senate taking place on friday which would have been laken riley's 23rd birthday. john fetterman in the senate has co-sponsored it and gary peters, democrat out of michigan says he will support it as well. so, if it does pass what will the impact be particularly in sanctuary cities. >> it will force compliance with these detainers. if you are illegal immigrant and committing a crime in communities you should be arrested. you should be detained or you should be deported does send a sanctuary cities now the federal government different hands and paying attention and hold you accountable. this is about enforcing the law. i actually asked the mayor of d

. >> okay, laken riley, are you familiar with that case? >> sadly i am, senator graham. >> do you know why the man who killed her was released from custody? he was paroled to a detention capacity at the central processing center in el paso, texas. that is not your call you being d.o.j. but do you agree with me that the statute regarding parole doesn't allow parole to be based on we don't have detention beds? there is nothing in that statute would authorize for that based on lack of capacity? are you familiar with that statute? >> yes, sir, it is frightening. >> are you going to fix it? >> i will do everything in my power to fix it if confirmed as attorney general. >> will you advise president trump we need more beds? tom homan is the guy to do this. would you as attorney general say we need more bed space so laken riley never happens again? >> my job, if confirmed as attorney general will be to keep america safe. that includes having enough space for violent criminals, for people that should not be in this country who have committed violent