here are just the facts of senator schumer's democrat senate. has passed only 10 substantive bills in 100 days. that's less than one a week. just think about that. as the house passed a bill to fire 87,000 i.r.s. agents, senator schumer's senate bill passed a nonbinding resolution recognizing the importance of maple syrup instruction to maine. and designating march 26, 2023, as maine's maple syrup sunday. the house passed the parents bill of rights to give parent assay in their kids' education. senator schumer hasn't taken up the bill yet but the senate did find the time pass a nonbinding resolution designating march 1 as the national technology awareness day. it goes on and on. for the house of representatives, they've become a house of resolutions. earlier today, i was in new york. it's the beginning of a baseball season. one of our favorite times of year. here in -- if you're in new york and you think baseball you think yankees. think about the great bambino, babe ruth. babe ruth said, you can't beat the person who never gives up. if you thin

senator schumer hasn't taken up the bill yet. but the senate did find the time to pass a nonbinding resolution designating march 1 as a national assistant technology awareness day. and it goes on and on. where the house of representatives may become a house of resolutions. earlier today i was in new york. and it's the beginning of a baseball season. one of our favorite times of year. if you're in new york and you're thinking baseball, you think the yankees. and you think about the great bambino, baying babe ruth. and babe ruth said, you can't beat the person who never gives up. if you think of anything about this new congress, about this republican majority, about my fight to become speaker, the one thing i hope you all learn is that we will never give up on you and the american public. we will never give up on our commitment to america. in the coming days we will vote on the protection of women and girls in sports act. just as we promised in the commitment to america. we think women and girls should only compete in women and gir

that's not all senator schumer's been doing. just last month he's approved march is maine's maple syrup month. talk about taking on big issues. i wonder what may's month will be about. president biden and senate democrats waste time, house republicans are taking action. today i'm proud to announce that we are introducing the limit, save, grow act of 2023. this responsible legislation will be led by our budget chairman, jodey arrington. would responsibly raise the debt limit into next year and provide more than $4.5 trillion in savings to the american taxpayer. here's how we do it. first, we limit government spending. our plan would return discretionary spending to preinflationary fiscal year 2022 levels. then limit the growth of spending to 1% per year. these are the same levels we had just four months ago. i didn't hear, mr. speaker, a single democrat complain about that level of spending. these spending limits are not draconian, they are responsible. federal spending exploded in the past two years when democrats controlled all

schumer: i yield the floor. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the committee on public works is discharged from further consideration of s.j. res. 11, the clerk will report the measure. the presiding officer: joint resolution providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, united states code, and so forth. mr. hawley: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from missouri. mr. hawley: mr. president, in october of this past year, the parents ants students of jana elementary school in the greater st. louis area woke to find news of an independent study that had found nuclear radioactive contamination inside the school building at jana elementary. now, sadly, this probably didn't come at a total shock to those residents who've lived in in regard i sant and the surrounding area for years this community has had to deal with the fallout of the federal government's own nuclear program and the waste left over from it dating back to the 1940's. which was then effectively dumped

house republicans are the only once armed with solutions and time for joe biden and chuck schumer to show us what they are made of. i turn it over to our majority leader. >> for too long, we have seen washington go on a spending spree. and now at this moment, where the credit card is maxed out, joe biden has gone into hide and demanding not that we address the spending problem but believe it or not, joe biden that he get another card to max out. no family in america would run their household that way. and when you look at the polls and see how low his numbersr nobody in america thinks this is the responsible way for the commander in chief to lead this country. if he won't lead, house republicans will. you will see us pass a bill to address the debt ceiling and the spending limit. people are hungry. and hungry for this kind of leadership. you have seen it from speaker mccarthy and jody arrington and all of us who have been working for weeks and months representing our conference, anyone willing to bring ideas to the table and if you look at this package it is the most straightforward

the biden administration, schumer doesn't have a plan. follow hours. in the senate. you can't tell me what your plan b is. >> plan b is holding tight. i think we have to have this moment. you have to incentivize work. you have to curb spending. you have to look at american energy which is the heart of our economy and that is what this plan does. we will hold firm. this is our position. this is the stake in the ground we are going to take. the biden administration would do better if they listened to their people and negotiate with us in good faith. stuart: i'm sure you saw this, secretary granholm wants the military to go all electric by 2030, seven years away. you are a military guy. what do you make of that? can it be done? >> where's the requirement? here's the irony. go back to energy independence. are we energy independent, in some cases dominant, what we are doing is going back to being energy dependent to china. that controls the critical minerals. a lot of the materials, batteries, technology hide the evs. we are going from energy independence t

sue majority leader chuck schumer no democratic leaders also spoke to reporters on capitol hill, during his remarks senator schumer discussed his plans work this year he committee in the absence of california senator dianne feinstein in the ongoing debate over the ceiling. [background sounds]. [background sounds]. >> get around people, where is that from coming on people. >> yogi bear and okay, thank you everybody had thank you for being here and let me think you for joining me and will we just got wrapped up a great lunch to kickoff our. [inaudible]. to have this five-week work time and we have a lot to do. starting with fire grants and safety acts which i expect will finish passes week and julie hearings to be secretary of labor tomorrow's sooner briefing in the leak ukraine documents were also a drop to a busy start but we're not just thinking about this week, we are focused on the next few and one big part will be preserving the credit of the united states one of the most important responsibilities the senate can ever face. it requires cooperation and it requires bipartisanship, and

schumer said as much.ccarthy said the ball he believes is now in president biden and the democrats' court. >> we just passed the bill. it's not our job to modify it. we are the only ones to lift the debt limit to make sure this economy is not in jeopardy. >> included in this bill that was passed yesterday blocking student loan forgiveness, rescinding funding for the irs, work requirements for safety net programs like medicaid, repealing green energy tax credits and rescinding unspent covid-19 money. the government could default on its debt if a bipartisan deal is not reached as soon as early june. the president wants the debt ceiling discussion to be separate from spending talks. he said this about a potential meeting with mccarthy. >> happy to meet with mccarthy but not on whether or not the debt limit gets extended. that's not negotiable. >> joining us now is house majority whip tom emmer of minnesota. good morning, congressman, thank you for being here. republicans cheering as this passed by a very slim

-- blocked by senator schumer. at the time he said the resolution by my friend will do nothing, nothing. it's rhetoric. well, that was senator schumer less than three years ago when he blocked a nonbinding resolution that denounced efforts to defund the police. now that he has the power to set the schedule in the senate, senator schumer could bring any bill to the floor that he wanted. that's the prerogative of the majority leader. he could schedule votes on actual bills. we could actually have votes on amendments to those bills and a fulsome debate. and we could make real action to support our law enforcement officers and defend the rule of law. but he refuses to bring that sort of bill to the floor. instead, just an empty statement or political message. if the majority leader wants to issue statements on his own time, that's his prerogative. but he shouldn't continue to waste valuable floor time on purely partisan messaging that does absolutely nothing. the american people sent us here to work on their behalf, an

schumer: now, mr. president mr. president,. mr. schumer: mr. president, for months, the american people have demanded house republicans stop their hostage-taking and show us a plan to avoid default. last week house republicans failed in their assignment, yet again. speaker mccarthy rolled out a wish list straight out of the freedom caucus playbook. it might as well be called the default on america act. because that's exactly what it is. doa. instead of doing what both sides of done many times before, avoiding default without preconditions, speaker mccarthy and house republicans want to force working americans to accept either a punch to the gut or a blow to the head. either the u.s. defaults on national debt for the first time in american history or maga republicans get their way and america defaults on everything else -- on our future and our security, on our promise to care for veterans and law enforcement and the american middle class. either way, republicans are promising real pain for american families when they bring their default on amer

on capitol hill, during his remarks senator schumer discussed his plans work this year he committeen the absence of california senator dianne feinstein in the ongoing debate over the ceiling. [background sounds]. [background sounds]. >> get around people, where is that from coming on people. >> yogi bear and okay, thank you everybody had thank you for being h >> thank you everybody thank you for being here thank you for joining me we just wrapped up a great lunch to kick off the five week work period may have a lot to do starting with the fire grants and safety act to the hearing to be secretary of labor we were off to a busy start. and then to be focused on the next few one big part is preserving the full faith and credit of the united states one of thee most important responsibilities the senate can ever face that requires cooperation and bipartisanship and leaders who can instill confidence and, the markets something house republicans would be very wise to understand. yesterday speaker mccarthy delivered ath speech and traveled all the way to new york to deliver a speech with no

senate majority leader chuck schumer says should be providing more to law enforcement. >> be clear andociferous defunding the fbi or department of justice will never happen. and reject partisan attempts by former president trump and his allies to degrade public trust and public law enforcement. >> alexandria: committee chair says that additional field hearings could be held in other cities, as well. >> ainsley: he broke that news in the 6:00 hour here, we will do it in new york and other cities, probably the next city is chicago. >> peter: opportunity to shine a spotlight, if you can't change it, alvin bragg doesn't want to change the environment he's created then folks like jim jordan can say, we're standing up for the little guy, along with elise stefonak. >> if you don't lock criminals up, you get more crime. it is driven by left-wing das who come in with political agenda instead of focusing on people and small business owners, all about politics. >> we are seeing the crime crisis across the country this is fail bail reform put in place by governor cuomo and kathy hochul. >> will: i

schumer: mr. president,. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: first let me thank my colleagues, our chair of the senate foreign relations committee, senator menendez, skein, who has -- senator kaine who has worked on this bill not for days, not for months but for years and never gave up hope. senator young, senator risch, and so many others who worked so hard to make this day happen. so 20 years after the start of the iraq war, the senate finally, finally, finally declares today the time has come to repeal the legal authorities that began that war in the first place. this is bipartisan, and that's one of the beauties of this. democrats and republicans join to say it has been long enough. the iraq war has long been over. these authorizations for the use of force against iraq are no longer necessary for our security. make no mistake, this vote, repealing the iraq war powers, is one for the history books. the american people, as we know, are tired of endless wars in the middle east. every year we keep these aumf's on the books. every year

>> senator schumer, put it on the floor. soup we can pass and then we can go to conference. now, president can no longer put this economy in jeopardy. we looked at the debt number. we sent it to the senate. we've done our job, the only body in here that is done there's. the senate? i have to give them credit. they have think uconn for their basketball win, but they have nothing when it comes to the economy and the debt limit. >> when it does go to the senate it may inevitably make changes, this is a tight vote for your conference, how will you keep everyone on board? it seems like minor tweaks -- >> all your questions are how could i ever pass the bill. we're the only body to pass this. why do you think the senate can pass the bill? i have not seen them do anything. right now this is the only place that is lifted the debt limit. the democrats are putting the country in jeopardy. the president by ignoring, the majority of americans overwhelmingly wanted to sit down and negotiate to make sure we end our dependency on china, to stop the inflation that democrats created. no one

. >>> at this hour, a rare joint statement, the new message senate leaders chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell are sending russia over the detention of american journalist evan gersh covi gershkovich. we have an update on what's next. >>> also, inside the biden administration's new proposed rule on inclusion in school sports what the change would mean for transgender athletes and we just learned vice president kamala harris will make a stop in nashville today as the expulsion of two black tennessee lawmakers becomes a national issue our nbc news reporters are following the very latest developments on all of these stories, and joining us now, i want to start with nbc's ryan nobles watching the reaction from washington to what's unfolded in tennessee over the past 24 hours. ryan, good to talk to you. what can you tell us >> well, it's been pretty clear that democrats here in washington are very concerned about the precedent that is being set in tennessee by the expulsion of these two young black lawmakers who were removed from their positions because of the way that they were pushing back agains

it's time for joe biden and chuck schumer to show us what they are made of. and now i'm going to turn it over to the tiger from louisiana, our majority leader. mr. scalise: thank you, whip. this is a critically important week for the future direction of our country. for too long, and especially over the last two years, we have seen washington go on a spending spree unlike anything in our nation's history. joe biden has maxed out the nation's credit card. and now at this moment where the credit card is maxed out, joe biden has gone into hiding trying to run out the clock and create a debt crisis demanding not that we address the spending problem that maxed out the credit card, but believe it or not, joe biden is demanding that he get another card to go max out. no family in america would run their household that way. and frankly, i think when you look at the polls and see how low joe biden's numbers are, nobody in america thinks this is the responsible way for the commander in chief to lead this country. but if joe biden won't lead, house republicans will. tha

schumer says the tesla plant in buffalo, new york, came up in the discussion.ed about the meeting on the social media platform he owns. he tweeted, met with senator schumer, many members of congress about artificial intelligence regulation today. that which affects safety of the public overtime has become regulated to insure companies do not cut corners. a.i. has great power to do good and evil, better the former. leader schumer is leading democrats push to regulate artificial intelligence. we don't know exactly what that regulation might look like. elon musk is famously one of those tech leaders who a month or two ago signed on to that letter call forge a pause of some a.i. development to give time for essentially lawmakers, the rest of us to figure out how it works and how it could be used for as musk put it, good and evil. david? david: we would rather have good than evil. that's clear. >> reporter: yes. david: grady, thank you very much. north carolina senator ted budd says congress has a role to play in a.i. he sits on a subcommittee on artificial intellig

[applause] >> senate majority leader chuck schumer talked about raising america's debt limit. his response came to house majority leader kevin mccarthy's plan. this is about 15 minutes. senate majority leader chuck schumer briefed reporters are negotiations of raising the nation's debt limits. his remarks came in response to house majority leader kevin mccarthy's plan to raise the debt ceiling but cap a future spending from capitol hill this is about 15 minutes. >> good m good morning, everybody, and welcome back. he was happy to be here, raise your hand -- who is happy to be here, raise your hand. no? okay. first, welcome back. thank you for being here. hi, everyone, welcome back. look, one thing is clear from this morning's theater at the new york stock exchange. speaker mccarthy continues to bumble our country towards catastrophic default which would cause the economy to crash, because monumental job loss and drastically raise costs to the american people. he went all the way to wall street and give us know more details, no more fact, no new information at all. i will be bl

so, regardless of what they pass in the house, mccarthy will have to negotiate with chuck schumer and president joe biden. but the goal is to get it over the hurdle. host: he was still upbeat yesterday about what he expects going on this week. let's play what he had to say. [video clip] >> i cannot imagine somebody in our conference that would want to go along with the joe biden's reckless spending. everybody has had input in this. it is not like everybody gets 100% of what they want, but if we send this to the senate we are showing we can raise the debt ceiling into the next year, but we are being responsible fiscally in bringing the house back in order. it gets us on the right path. this gets us to the negotiating table just as government and america expects us to do. >> do you feel that you can hold the vote this upcoming week? >> we will pass it and we will send it to the senate. host: there is the confidence factor from speaker mccarthy, but in reality there's some who could be holdouts. guest: yes, there is a group of really conservative members, the thomas massies, the net gain

senator schumer, particularly for for getting enacted the senate. but we still a country haven't done what we need to do to deal with climate change and. a lot of that is because of special interest lobbying. special interest, special. who worked very hard to raise question about the science for long time, once helped. they had sort run that string out and couldn't make more progress on that they they basically got to where they were just support candidates who would oppose any bold action by the federal government to deal with with change. and accordingly we we were not able to pass a cap and trade bill through the congress. we were not able pass a clean energy or clean electricity bill. and or any kind of a tax on on energy from fossil fuels. so what we what they that they passed this was good. it was it was increased for people to do what they should do. but it was very a package of carrots with with very few sticks and i hope it gets the job done. i mean, it's not going to get the whole job done. i think everyone acknowledges that but it is it w

some pretty tough talk there from chuck schumer. cnn's elena train joins us now, elena, um what are republicans saying in response to schumer and i guess this ruling in general, are we getting a lot of comments or they little reluctant to weigh in just yet. so far, there's been no response in reply to what chuck schumer had to say today and that's been really indicative. i'd say of the broader reaction to this ruling. democrats immediately seized on this and began railing against the court's decision, and some democrats like senator ron wyden and congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez even went so far as to say that president biden should ignore it altogether now republicans, meanwhile, and republican leadership have been virtually silent on this issue so far, and that is something that you are pointed out on his call this morning. let's take a listen i think the republicans know that these their decisions that dobbs decision, this court decision are wildly unpopular with the american people. they're probably in least in some of the

and what 6 senate majority leader schumer, chuck schumer has to say about the controversy surroundingfeinstein. illness and an availability will be right back after the >> welcome back to the kron. morning news. we are going on for 38 am on a tuesday. we've got a lot to get to in terms of whether john of hear you talk about sprinkles. but clear skies, cloudy can a lot going on, yeah. will gradually unclear. unclear. we're seeing a weak system passing through right now and it just suffered us up. a couple of sprinkles here and there for a few parts of the bay

biden does not know them, mccarthy does not know them, schumer does not know them. we could blunder our way into a worse situation than 2011 very easily. they could just keep talking past each other and we could find ourselves on the verge of default. laura: as mario said, the white house is facing more pressure potentially to come to the table. are you hearing any additional pressure coming from democrats now towards the white house to negotiate? >> there's some moderate democrats. joe manchin has been very vocal about this. i do think they will -- you know , the house is out for a week. i think they will go back home and start to hear more from folks on main street. this is starting to percolate a little bit into main street. it had not really yet. i think wall street has started to really pay attention. you are seeing insurance on a possible default going up, the cost of that going up, so i think people are starting to pay attention to it because, really, they -- i mean, we are four months into this congress, and there has been very little movement until this wee

senator schumer was not limited to take questions about this breaking story. listen very do you regret attending that last month and getting photos taken with the suspected ccp agent? >> schumer faces mounting scrutiny at his appearance at a gala last month alongside suspected chinese communist agent. new york city mayor eric adams was also at the event and interacted with long he was arrested for the 61-year-old is the member of the chinese nonprofit association that the fbi said was a front for them to run a secret chinese police station in new york city's chinatown. china experts warned the ccp is operating a network of secret police stations, home hometown associations or cultural nonprofits designed not only to intimidate and harass chinese nationals but to try to influence us politicians. records show that his codefendant made some $32,000 in political donations to new york democrats including mayor adams and governor in a statement the spokesperson told fox news senator schumer attended the gala like he has in years past and he never met or did not know

does the white house give authority to schumer to do the deal? but in the end the pressure is on democrats to now act and it is a republicans that hold the pressure at hand. paul: so dan, the president dismissed this i'm not going to negotiate on the deficit i'll have coffee with him but i'm not going to talk about the debt ceiling. so the white house press secretary same old boiler play that this is somehow crazy stuff. but can -- is that position tenable as you approach this debt limit deadline which may be june or earl yes we don't know yet depends on revenues can he sustain this? >> no i don't think he can. , though, it seems to be only thing he knows how to do is just dismiss the republicans as maga republicans in the house this is a campaign speech. that joe biden is giving, and as you get closer to the deadline, i think most of the people have the biggest interest in this. wall street, the press that's covering it, see that the stakes have gotten pretty simple. the house republicans have passed a bill to raise the debt ceiling. that's the

many republicans were actually playing close attention to him, but schumer's point was valid. this is very tricky territory for republicans to navigate abortion in the wake of the dobbs decision has not been in warning message for them , and we saw that very clearly in the 2022 midterm elections. as for what congress can do, they don't have many options. the bills that they want to pass are essentially dead on arrival . they can and have already begun applying pressure on the biden administration to appeal the ruling, but legislatively, there really isn't much that congress can do. schumer has said, however, that senate democrats remain committed to passing the women's health protection act, which is a bill aimed at preserving abortion access nationwide, but that legislation failed to pass last year due to the balance of power in congress and remains unlikely to pass now. given republicans control the house and democrats have a narrow majority in the senate, victor amara. elaine train, thank you and cnn will have much more on the abortion fight coming up on state of the union

senator schumer, if he thinks he's got a plan, put it on the floor. see if he can pass it. and then we can go to congress. but now, the president can no longer put this economy in jeopardy. we lifted the debt number. we've sent it to the senate. we've done our job. the only body in here that's done this. the senate? i've got to give them credit, they did make march maple syrup month, and have thanked uconn and congratulated them for this basketball when, but they've done nothing when it comes to the economy. >> speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy, saying the house has done their job, and now the senate needs to act. the senate majority leader, chuck schumer, democrat of new york has said this proposal by republicans is dead on arrival. the president, for his, part from the washington examiner newspaper, has said he won't meet with speaker mccarthy on the debt limit, as the plan nears a vote saying that is not negotiable. negotiating over that that limit, he said, he will not do. here is the president yesterday. >> are you going to, mccarthy, republican say refusing to nego

if it does pass schumer says he would have to talk with his caucus to find a good choice.ew york man is facing murder charges for shooting and killing a 20-year-old woman. he was in a car trying to get to a friends house when she mistakenly went to the wrong address. the 65-year-old open fire on the car in upstate new york, hitting and killing her. investigators say he has been uncooperative. authorities say neither she nor her friends threatened him. a gofundme has raised $40,000 for her family for funeral expenses. kumasi: today marks the 80th in a bursary of the warsaw ghetto uprising. the holocaust center in san francisco is having a special event and the themes do not stand idly by. >> we often reflect upon those 700they knew they would not sure this uprising, but they did not want the ghetto liquidated, which meant deporting all of the residence and inhabitants of the ghetto to extermination camps. they did not want the ghetto liquidated without a fight. in many ways when we think about their forms of resistance we also want to reflect upon other forms of resistance.

a statement schumer says he was just taking photos with people who were at the event. that man before and has no idea who he was. meanwhile the white house is vowing to veto a bipartisan bill that would block chinese solar panel manufacturers from side-stepping tariffs, writing in a statement, quote, the president has prioritized investments that will create good-paying jobs and build secure supply chains in the united states. the administration is working aggressively to support domestic solar panel manufacturing, however, the speaker of the house kevin mccarthy said that this new vowing to veto this is actually creating a bigger problem with china being allowed to dump cheap solar panels into the united states. watch this. >> he just expanded the amount of money that government will subsidize for new renewable energy but the solar panels are made in china. we block the ability and china is sending to other countries. you know what the president did, he lifted it and allowed china to send it to other countries, dump on the market and go after american businesses and y

sue majority leader chuck schumer no democratic leaders also spoke to reporters on capitol hill, during his remarks senator schumer discussed his plans work this year he committee in the absence of california senator dianne feinstein in the ongoing debate over the ceiling

majority leader chuck schumer called it an awful extreme and unprecedented decision. senator john fetterman slammed the ruling as another attempt by republicans to impose a nationwide abortion ban. cnn's elena train has more from washington. democrats immediately started railing against the court's decision once it was announced, and some like senator ron wyden and congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez went so far as to say that president biden should ignore the ruling altogether. now republican lawmakers, meanwhile, have been far less outspoken and many have been virtually silent on the issue, and that's something that senate majority leader chuck schumer pointed out on a press call saturday morning. here's what he had to say. i think the republicans know that these their decisions that dobbs decision, this court decision are wildly unpopular with the american people. they're probably at least in some of the survey data unpopular with a large number of republicans. so what? they are afraid to speak out. but that is outrageous. i will argue that schumer's prescott wa

what senate majority leader chuck schumer is telling his caucus about that fight ahead. francis has just finished leading easter mass at the vatican, his message to his faithful amid conflicts around the world this sunday and the summer travel season could be off to a rough start before it even begins. airlines are cutting flights at some of the country's largest airports. it's all coming up this morning on cnn. now this is one of the holiest times of the year, but violence in israel is threatening to overshadow what should be a time of peace and celebration. but easter sunday mass. the passover priestly blessing and prayers during ramadan. they are all happening today. this morning. israel says it has launched strikes into syria. israel defense forces releasing video it says shows strikes on a syrian military compound radar systems and artillery posts now israel says it launched the strikes after rockets were fired from syria toward israeli controlled territory. cnn salma abdel aziz joining us now from jerusalem. salma, what are you saying now? absolutely you mentioned

most controversial nominees. >> schumer says he hopes republicans will support the resolution to fillt. it will now take at least six votes to pass the resolution. that means at least 10 republicans need to join democrats and if this did pass, they would have to talk with members of his caucus to select a good choice. >> 7 in investigation into rival criminal syndicates. california's attorney general's office that the rival groups were targeting the sikh community. search warrant were served in several counties. investigators say the violence began with fights and sword attacks and it escalated from there to at least 11 shootings. the attorney general says the quick work of law enforcement prevented at least two more shootings. >> because of this operation, future gun violence, huger crime, future harm has been prevented. any day when we do just one of those things is a good day for public safety. today, doing all of those things is an extraordinary day. reggie: there are five outstanding warrants, 41 firearms including an ar-15, ak-47s, handguns, at least one machine gun. reggie: fir

accused residence . >> todd: new video showing new york mayor adams and chuck schumer rubbing elbowsspected chinese agent being accuse' much operating a chinese police station right mere in new york city. schumer didn't have much to say about it. >> senator, what can you tell us about attending a gal la last month and taking photos with a suspected ccp agent? >> ashley: how infuriating lawmakers think can they ignore. this this person has $32,000 to democrat since 2006. does he know this person? does he not? why not answer the question? this doesn't look good. >> let's draw a track here. dianne feinstein, her driver, swalwell, fang fang, there is another path ignored in the story by most media outl ts. those acting as chinese agents operating in america have been doing so since we have been around. now they are operating fully with the democrat party. they go to compromise politicians or donate to get close to them. it's an effective strategy. they seek influence. you don't get influence in new york city or new york state from the republicans you get it from the democrats. look at al

schumer will not put this plan on the floor that is the problem.his is kevin mccarthy trying to show the administration and show conservatives in the house that he can pass something. this is more about the onus on kevin mccarthy than anything else. neil: he can only afford, kevin mccarthy, if he loses support because some in his ranks don't think he was tough enough, all takes one of them to say good-bye, right? >> reporter: that's request when you look at this is a little bit vague. i will give his members a little opportunity to amend this, see what they propose. again you're talking about possibly vacating the chair. this was the whole debate during the speaker's race in january here. it would take a series of people to come to kevin mccarthy and say, no, no. i think that is way premature right now. neil: got it, my friend, thank you, chad pergram. to congressman matt rosendale, montana republican, freedom caucus member as well, one of those holding the present speaker's feet to the fire to be tough on this. congressman great to have you. assum

that could be easier said than done, to the point -- to appoint the replacement schumer would needs -maybe bipartisan report. racial bias led to a rapper being kicked out of the warriors kingsgate last night, supposedly. he was asked to leave midway through the fourth quarter. >> he has been our biggest supporter for years and i hope they write that ship because he needs to be there by our bench and he has always been respectful and considerate of those around him. it was very weird to see and i hope it is resolved. >> e-40 is a long time fan. this video shows him at a previous game. the rapper says that after being disrespectfully heckled, for most of the gang, he turned around during the fourth quarter to confront the fan. that is when the kings and warriors officials intervened, which led to intense exchange of words and the removal of e-40 from the stands. in a text to an mba writer, he wrote that despite my successes racial bias remains prevalent. security saw a disagreement between a black man and a white woman and immediately assumed that i was at fault. the kings responded to

we've got to get this right, dana, and the senate, and the schumer senate, they have no ideas either. that it's dead on arrival in the senate, when you've got even joe manchin suggesting support for this type of approach, i think that's not exactly accurate. we've got a debt ceiling, a debt issue that's going to arise, i guess, now in july is what the treasury is saying, if they are refusing to provide any ideas, and i guess and put it this way, dana, to answer your question. we've passed it. you now have the solution that is good for all of america and americans. pass it if you don't have any ideas. if you don't like something in it, if you have ideas of your own, our speaker is more than willing to listen to those. >> outside of the debt ceiling, meaning the question that people are watching and want to know the answer to is can you guarantee as a leader in the united states congress that the united states of america will not default on its debt. >> i can, assuming that our president and the schumer senate recognize the gravity of the problem. this is no longer about politics. we ha

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if you're chuck schumer -- >> why does he get out of it? what does schumer get out of it, political power? i'm not saying money from china. we are talking about democrat politicians seeing in the photos that the daily caller post. >> i think it's about votes. it's a growing more active constituency and interesting because they're majority democrat. last year's gubernatorial race we won the asian american vote. if they're smart they're going to be engaging these people. what they have to be careful about mixed in with these fantastic people are some really bad actors. >> so china sees that there's a growing entrepeneurial asian community in new york l.a. san francisco, it's very powerful and if they can embed in these communities and intimidate anyone from criticizing their own homeland, that works too. >> yes, and there's an understanding that instruments of national power and the ccp understands it's not just about the military. information is a key aspect instrument of national power seems like the chinese government understands at times