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will push back against far right extremism whenever necessary. >> joining me now, congressman robert garciamember of the house oversight and homeland security committees. congressman garcia, welcome back to "the saturday show." >> happy to be here, thanks. >> i explained all the problems that speaker johnson has in terms of the slimness of his majority, but what does -- i should point out three people voted against him and six people initially didn't vote. that's nine and nine is the magic number now because now that is how many members of congress will be needed to instigate a motion to vacate. now having put that out there, what does this portend for future votes that are coming down the pike, debt ceiling, the budget, and other things, other legislative matters? >> i mean first let's be really clear. the republican slim majority is still a total mess. mike johnson barely put enough votes together to get elected speaker once again. obviously during that period of time where he didn't have enough votes a lot of phone calls were made. donald trump, susie wiles, a bunch of folks interjected

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. >> joining us now the democratic congressman robert garcia of california. he is a member of the house homeland security and oversight committees. you are not a betting man, but did you have that johnson was going to become speaker on the first ballot today? >> honestly, we didn't know. it's clear he probably cut some last-minute deals to win the first ballot. it was open for a long time. >> two hours, i believe. >> look, the same is true whether it happened on the first ballot or the second or third. the republican house conference is divided. it is still a mess. he's got fractions all over the place. and at the end of the day, he's giving away a lot i think to the most extreme members to get some of those votes. >> you know, we just played a lot of what the house democratic leader hakeem jeffries had to say in his remarks prior to handing the gavel to speaker johnson. i liked everything he had to say except for the first minute. in the first minute, he said the time for campaigning is over. the election is over. it is time to put down the swords, the campa

congressman robert garcia is a democrat who represents parts of los angeles county.ou what he said about fema, because i think a lot of people obviously disaster relief is difficult. people have had all kinds of run the range of experiences with fema, and often they're interfacing with fema at the most difficult moment in their lives. so there can be frustrations. but whether you think this is a good idea. take a listen. >> i'll also be signing an executive order to begin the process of fundamentally reforming and overhauling fema, or maybe getting rid of fema. i think, frankly, fema is not good. >> and obviously the president can't unilaterally get rid of fema. it's congressionally constituted. what do you think of that? i mean, look. it's hard to know what. >> to think of the president's visit today. i'm here back home in california. the fires have been completely devastating. i'm glad. >> that. >> the governor was able to greet him in a way that looks like there could be some partnership, but we shouldn't trust. donald trump. he has been. very clear. >> that he wa

joining me now, california congressman robert garcia. congressman, an embattled home for you in the state of california. you are there in california right now to make sure your constituents are okay. tell us and our viewers what you're seeing and what you're hearing, most importantly, from the people that are inside your communities. >> well, thanks. thanks, katie. i mean, this is a really, really hard time. i honestly have never seen anything like this level of destruction and devastation. it is the even the horrific images don't convey just the level of destruction and horror that is that is on the ground right now. we have active fires, five active fires. and while yes, some of those are much more contained, we are in an active emergency right now. i was just with a group of long beach firefighters from my community, a station that's that's sent out over over ten engines across the county. and what i told them and what i think at this moment is really important, is there are so many acts of heroism going on our our firefighters right

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here with us now to discuss is democratic congressman robert garcia of california. on the homeland security committee. and, congressman, thank you much so much for being here. i do want to talk to you about trump's border czar saying today is the day when he takes the, quote, handcuffs off of ice. what are your thoughts right now as we're starting to see what looks like the beginning of these mass deportations? >> well, i think first, what's really important is i think everyone agrees. of course, we want a safe border. we want a secure immigration system. but what trump has proposed and what he's trying to do is inhumane, illegal and against the constitution. this idea that we're somehow going to start these mass deportations of people who, by the way, who are these folks? these are the folks in our kitchens and our favorite restaurants. these are the folks that are working hard in, in our offices and businesses, taking care of our kids. people in our kids are going to our schools. we're going to do these mass deportations across the country is completely inhumane.

joining us now, democratic congressman robert garcia of california.ongressman, thank you so much for being here. so many people are evacuating. i just talked to one at a moment's notice. they are literally taking the clothes on their back and whatever they can grab out the door. and there is this threat of looting. people can't get to their homes right now. what are you hearing from people on the ground? and how concerned are you about people taking advantage of what is already a horrible situation? >> well thank you. let me just first start by saying that this is, um, i mean, this is the worst devastation and disaster that i've seen here in the state. it is it is worse than even the images are that are being shown across the country. i've been heartbroken to hear stories like the one we just heard, obviously, um, here on here on your network and what's, what's really, really important at this moment, like you said, is people follow the instructions of law enforcement and of our fire agencies. we have firefighters from across the entire western united

. >> joining us now is robert garcia of california, a member of the oversight committee and homeland security. you are not a betting man but did you have that that johnson was going to become speaker. >> honestly, we didn't know. it was open for a long time and we were not sure what was going to happen. but this same is true whether it happened on the first ballot, second or third. if the republican house conference is divided, it is still a mess, all over the place and at the end of the day he is giving away a lot to most extreme members to get some of those votes. >> we just played a lot of what hakeem jeffries had to say in his remarks prior to handing the gavel to speaker johnson. i like everything hakeem jeffries had to say except for the first minute. in the first minute of remarks he said the time for campaigning is over, time to put down the campaign swords and pick up the bipartisan plows to do the work. nice sentiment, but then you got speaker johnson who gets up there right after him and he lays out the new congress saying that their goal is to limit america first agenda.

fire chief robert garcia has an announcement made on the national forest. >> thank you, i will be brief. in the overnight hours, the u.s. forest service in an effort to reduce calls for service and reduce potential risk for wildfire, we made a decision until further notice that the angeles national forest is closed. we'll get some additional information out. press release, that kind of information on the details of the closure. but it's similar to the types of orders that the county and the city instituted regarding curfews and access, and that type of thing, the angeles national forest closed until further notice, and likely until we get through this fire event. >> media outlet and name. >> thomas fuller from the new york times. for chief luna, i want to follow up on what you said about you weren't satisfied with the information that you were get on fatalities. it was widely reported there were at least 5 deaths. do you believe that the death t -- thedeath toll is not accur. >> based on the information i received in the last 8 hours. >> is it more than that? >> i want to be confident i

let me ask what i asked congressman robert garcia of california yesterday. a lot of talk about the reconciliation bill that is about to come, and in it, jammed in it is going to be a renewal of the trump tax cuts. is that something you would vote for, a reconciliation bill? it might have housing in it. it might have infrastructure stuff in it. but if it has the trump tax cuts in it, is that something you think you can still vote for? >> you know, the bottom line for us is this is about fairness. it's not fair that billionaires and millionaires get tax cuts and average americans don't. so for me, i'm going to be looking at how do we make sure that people have enough to be able to live and thrive. i'm going to be looking at this bill and saying does it really uplift people instead of just some people, uplift all of us. and i think that's probably one of the key differences. we are focused on fighting for american work families. and so we'll see what it -- what they put in front of us. but right now we have our north star, and it's fighting for the people. >> l

in the washington post today, there was a story that had a quote from congressman robert garcia of california saying, we should be working with republicans. they they've got the majority. they should pass stuff on their own. i'm i'm paraphrasing the congressman. now, on the other hand, you have leader jeffries saying, you know what? he's he meaning trump is flooding the zone with a lot of things. we need to pick and choose our battles. again, i'm paraphrasing. pick and choose our battles over how we go toe to toe with the administration. where do you fall between those two? >> you know, i understand that they control all houses and the executive branch, and some will argue that they control the courts, but in fact they are the majority. they should govern responsibly. but we play a role in this. i think there should be a balance. government always provides a balance for the american people, and we cannot dig our heads in the sand and make believe that that's not the case. we as democrats will be able to deliver some victories to our constituencies, and we should not walk away from that. >> le

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chief robert garcia obviously spoke to you last night. fire chief of la national forest, lori moore merrill, u.s. fire administration. i know you come from the federal government. and shane littlefield, chief from cal fire. so you have been touring these fires. you have been in this in this brief lull of the winds, which are anticipated to pick up, getting a sense of how things are. chief garcia, how is there any containment anywhere? >> i think it's good to be with you again. you know, this lull is helping us get focused some resources on perimeter control, getting containment around the fire has given us an opportunity to to deal with that. but the the scope and scale is so immense. we talked a little bit about that last night, getting the right resources in the right place and then also dealing with new emerging fires that that we continue to have to respond to. we're still at zero containment on most of the large fires. we'll start to see that change over the next 24 hours. >> the the palisades fire where we're standing. >> indeed, ye

robert garcia joins me now.angeles national forest fire chief overseeing the eaton fire and altadena where we were earlier today. chief garcia, you know, we've been talking to you throughout this disaster. and at this moment, as you are looking at a dramatic increase in wind speed, what are you most worried about? >> yeah. >> good evening. aaron, it's good to be with you and your viewers tonight. you know, we're paying really close attention to the weather. and obviously our partners at the national weather service, we have close coordination. and so we are on the cusp of another significant wind over the next 48 hours. and so our primary concern is any new ignitions, any new fires that start. so we spent quite a bit of time pre-positioning resources and making sure we have the reinforcements we need. should we have another emerging fire and just getting our crews that have come off the fire line for short reprieve in preparation for this next couple of days? >> and how i mean, you have done a lot. a third conta

i want to go to robert garcia now. los angeles national forest fire chief. he is overseeing the fires, including where natasha is. was standing at that right now. so i very much appreciate your time, chief. so what is the situation on the ground as you see it? looking across multiple fires, multiple spots? >> yes. as you've been describing the scene, is that the damage and the devastation and the impact is widespread throughout the southern california area, quite frankly. and the greater los angeles area, the u.s. forest service is only one of many partners that are engaged across the local, state and federal jurisdictions of responsibility, working seamlessly in a matter of mutual aid. but the level of devastation is quite significant, and the situation is still evolving. it's still fluid. >> so we were told at one point when you talk about how fluid it is that the eaton fire had grown five times bigger in just four hours, i mean, just that the the speed with which it was exploding was incredible. how fast is it growing now? >> yeah. so the latest numbers i

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chief robert garcia obviously spoke to you last night. fire chief of la national forest, lori moore. merrell, u.s. fire administration. i know you come from the federal government. and shane littlefield, chief from cal fire. so you have been touring these fires. you have been in this in this brief lull of the winds, which are anticipated to pick up, getting a sense of how things are. chief garcia, how is there any containment anywhere? >> thanks, erin. it's good to be with you again. >> you know, this lull is helping us get focused. some resources on perimeter control, getting containment around the fire has given us an opportunity to to deal with that. but the the scope and scale is so immense. we talked a little bit about that last night. getting the right resources in the right place and then also dealing with new emerging fires that that we continue to have to respond to. we're still at zero containment on most of the large fires. you'll start to see that change over the next 24 hours. >> the the palisades fire where we're standing. >

. >> we are back with congressman robert garcia, claire mccaskill and tim haney. wanted to jump in and set the record straight. >> yeah. you played something in the opening about a writer saying she was prosecuted for a tweet. people in america are prosecuted for actions, not words. tweeting something, chanting "stop the steal," marching with flags and that's not criminal. no one has been charged for that. the only people who have been charged went beyond speech into conduct and actually entered the capitol, stepped over the broken glass and the bloody steps and went into a clearly, a crime scene and marched or assaulted police officers to break in or worked with others in a seditious conspiracy to use force to disrupt the joint session. so to be clear the justice department has applied that line because they must. it's what the law requires. no one here is being prosecuted for political views and everyone prosecuted from the least to the most culpable, there are degree, but everybody crossed the line into conduct and that's why they were charged and that's why th

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robert lewandowski scored a second penalty, before eric garcia levelled at 4—4.nha's 96th minute winner sealed an incredible 5—4 win for the la liga side and keeps them in with a chance of topping the group phase. it had been liverpool looking the most likely to seal their place in the last 16, as group stage winners, before that result came in. harvey elliott scored the second, in a 2—1win over lille at anfield, for their seventh consecutive win in the competition. mo salah had earlier scored his 50th european goal for liverpool, for the opener. they're still top, but barcelona now still three points behind. elsewhere, atletico madrid moved third in the table — after beating fellow top eight side leverkusen. they had a man sent off early on too — julian alvarez scored twice, including a 90th—minute winner — in the 2—1victory. wins also for atalanta, monaco, bologna, psv and stuttgart. let's hear now though, from the group phase leaders, it's liverpool boss arne slot. it's far—off to say that that is an advantage to be one or two. we still down�*t know yet if tha

robert lewandowski scored a second penalty, before eric garcia levelled at 4—4.an incredible 5—4 win for the la liga side and keeps them in with a chance of topping the group phase. it had been liverpool looking the most likely to seal their place in the last 16, as group stage winners, before that result came in. harvey elliott scored the second, in a 2—1 win over lille at anfield, for their seventh consecutive win in the competition. mo salah had earlier scored his 50th european goal for liverpool, for the opener. they're still top, but barcelona now still three points behind. elsewhere, atletico madrid moved third in the table — after beating fellow top eight side leverkusen. they had a man sent off early on too — julian alvarez scored twice, including a 90th—minute winner — in the 2—1 victory. wins also for atalanta, monaco, bologna, psv and stuttgart. let's hear now though, from the group phase leaders, it's liverpool boss arne slot.

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garcia. s you next ime, - [robert] please help me, please. - [operator] help is on the way, sir. - [robert] don't leave me. - did robert have any idea what had happened to his wife? - he wasn't sure. he had found her in the tub and he pulled her out. (ominous music) - she's the best. all she wanted her whole life was to be a mother. (tense music) - could he determine what had been the cause of stacy's death? - the cause and manner were undetermined, although she did have medications in her.

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that happy happen, like mike gia vang and robert robbie beasom and the whole cast, the people behind the scenes here. you got philip, you got ed, michelle garciathe list goes on and on and on. and great people like you. and it has just been delightful. yeah. 12 years. i can't say it went by like a minute. it went by, but it was. and terry, i wanted you. it was fantastic that those photos i took of us got put to use. remember? the developed ones terry used to hate when she did those selfies, but now they're on air. she takes selfies and they develop in her camera. i mean, what is this? when you go to photo mat later? i mean, look at this. you got to put to use. they did they did know we had so much fun behind the scenes. we laughed a lot. and i know that everyone in the studio and also behind the scenes laughed so much with you. you brought so much energy to our newsroom and also to the newscast. i really feel like, gosh, we are really going to miss you. it's not going to be the same. all right, we'll miss you. yeah. you're just a wonderful human being. period. in addition to a great anchor and reporter. well, my mom and dad did a pretty good j