senate democrats are in agreement with those spending numbers. the biden administration is an agreement with those spending numbers. we've got one group of people on an island by themselves, effectively trying to renegotiate in agreement that, by simply trying to do that, will take us down the path of a government shutdown. we are not asking for more than the numbers that were previously agreed upon, but we just don't think it's a viable to do less. >> i apologize, the leaders on a tight schedule, we do have to let him go. thank you leader jeffries for

that the senate was moving in a bipartisan way on funding the government, and for funding about $6 billion in assistance to ukrainian war effort. there a test vote that got 79 votes, democrats and republicans standing together. it was working its way through the senate when we were up against a possible government shutdown on september 30. my house republican colleague short-circuited that effort, put a different bill on the floor, and basically created a situation where we were either going to shut down the government becse of the asset -- absence of assistance ukraine, or we would make re the government remained open, which is the choice that we ultimately made, but leave the bipartis effort in the senate with respect to ukraine. this has been a continuing narrative, up until this point, injecting border policy changes. i think the white house has been clear, senate democrats have been clear and in the house we are clear that we recognize there are challenges related to the border that need to be desively addressed. and it should be done in a comprehensive and bipartisan way. and in a manner consistent with two principles, two values important to what america isll about.

we have a democratic senate, a democratic president, and a barely republican dysfunctional majority inhe house. that means that the only way to solve problems for the american people is that we find bipartisan common ground. as democrats have continued to indicate, we are willing to do on any issue, including addressing our broken immigration system. and it will be unfortunate, but not unsurprising if house republicans continue to take orders from donald trump. reporter: we have a special election coming up next month in new york's third district, crucial to helping democrats close the republican majority. can you talk about your efforts in that race? do you have any plans to travel in the third to the coming weeks? rep. jeffries: well, tom swansea is running his race, a well known, well respected public servant in the third congressional district. and he's focused on making it clear that he wants to come back to congress to get things done, to solve problems in a bipartisan fashion and make life better for the people of nassau county and queens. he's doing a tremendous job as far as i

so the president, the administration, senate democrats, need to act, house republicans passed hr to thesenate democrats refused to do anything on that until house republicans said we will not advance a supplemental package, untilthe will not advance a supplemental package, until the border is addressed, and so from our vantage point, there needs to be a good faith negotiation. the chances of getting a deal done by the looming funding deadline of the end of this week was more than 50% in the senate. as you see there, the house is a different situation entirely. do you think a deal can be done before the deadline on friday night? it is can be done before the deadline on friday night?— on friday night? it is two separate _ on friday night? it is two separate issues. - on friday night? it is two separate issues. we - on friday night? it is two separate issues. we will| on friday night? it is two - separate issues. we will pass a continuing resolution by the end of this week to keep the government funded into march. are you confident that will happen? sorry to interrupt. are you confident th

and so i think there are specific issues that you will see us as house democrats, the senate presumablyand certainly president biden articulate with precision that are continued to -- design to continue to make life better for the american people. >> all right, house democratic leader hakeem jeffries, thank you so much for coming to the table man, it's a real pleasure. >> congratulations on the show. >> absolutely. we will be right back, folks. and reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. ask your doctor about breztri. you want to see who we are as americans? vision changes, or eye pain occur. i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we

>> house democrats have made clear in partnership with senate democrats and president biden himself that we will not accept extreme right-wing policy changes as the ransom note in order to avoid a government shutdown. >> many of your members have expressed frustration at the process over the immigration negotiations in the senate not being in the room not having insight as to what is being discussed. that being said, a majority of them are going to have to carry this if it is successful in the senate and goes to the house . what is your view on this? >> we have to take a look uh at what emerges from the senate negotiations individual members are being read into some of the discussions but from my , standpoint nothing is is agreed upon until everything is agreed upon and any agreement related to the border should be reflective of two principles. one, that america is a nation of immigrants and that will continue to give us our economic competitive advantage so that our country can continue to win the future, and any agreement of course should also uplift the principal that america is a nat

senate democrats, senate republicans, let me repeat, senate democrats, senate republicans are joininggotiating a solution. house democrats are there. i ask my colleagues across the aisle, join us, let's come up with a solution. american deserves solutions, not political statements. mr. speaker, i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. moran: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. kyleee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for two minutes. >> the situation at the southern border is untenable. it is an urgent national security and public safety crisis. everyone knows it. the american people know approximate. members on both sides of the aisle and this house know it. and the president sure ought to know it. what we have seen is absolutely beyond anything we have ever seen before. in the three years of this administration, there have been 6.6 million illegal border crossings, 1.7 million got aways, folks that just evaded detection by bo

senate democrats, senate republicans, let me repeat, senate democrats, senate republicans are joiningaisle, join us, let's come up with a solution. american deserves solutions, not political statements. mr. speaker, i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yies back. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. . moran: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from california, from california is recognized for two minutes. >> the situation at the southern border is unten. security and public safety crisis. everyone knows it. the american people know approximate. members on bh it. and the president sure ought to know it. what we have seen is absolutely beyond anything we have ever seen before. in the three years of this 6.6 million illegal border crossings, 1.7 million got aways, folks that just evaded detection the last month, we has where there were 10,000 illegal crossings in a single day. ering, but what is the meaning of those numbers? well, on the one hand, it's been an absolute bonanza for the cartels, butn been an absolutey for the american p

the democrats have only a one seat majority in the united states senate with democratic senators facing difficult campaigns in ohio, montana, pennsylvania, michigan, and nevada. democrats will be running on a 3.7% unemployment rate. unemployment has not been -- has been below 4% for 22 months, the longest stretch since 1969. president biden was at a temperature of ain't at the cop with this international training center in battleground state of nevada. on the final jobs report floor 2023 was released. >> folks, all this project stands in stark contrast to my predecessor. he always talked about infrastructure week. [laughter] four years of infrastructure week, but it failed. he failed. on mount watch, the state of infrastructure week america is having's infrastructure decade. decade. [applause] trump just talks that walk. we walk the walk. [applause] look, he looks to say america is a failing nation. frankly hate doesn't know what the hell he's talking about. i see shells on the ground, cranes endless, got people hard at work building america together. meanwhile, the vast majority of my

senator. democratsriticized us arms supplies to israel, as hill notes, legislators refer to the facts of the transfer of weapons to tel aviv without the consent of congress, and this seriously undermines the transparency of the actions of the american administration. if the joe biden administration will not be honest with congress and the people of the united states, congress should take action to close these loopholes for arms sales to israel, senators said. let me remind you that at the end of december the state debt approved the possible sale of 155mm to israel. russia considers what is happening in the red sea to be a direct projection of the population in gaza; incidents related to launching ballistic missiles. it is the activities of the united states that cause anger in the arab world, which is taking such a dangerous form. i think it is unlikely that any of our colleagues will deny the fact that what is happening in the red sea is a direct projection of the violence in gaza, where a brutal opera

joining me now, senator tina smith, democrat of minnesota. ou for being with us and joining us tonight. let's begin with the breaking news that florida governor ron desantis has suspended his 2024 presidential campaign. what's your reaction to that news tonight? >> well thank you reverend sharpton, i'm so glad to be with. you and i would think that this is a big surprise. i think that actually the congressman from florida sitting exactly right, when he said of ron desantis, welcome back to the maga movement. i mean, ron desantis was not offering america any kind of a choice, he is part of the trump maga extreme wing of the republican party. and now, it's really clear that our job is to defeat donald trump, and to elect joe biden and kamala harris, and to elect a democratic majority in the senate. >> now that the last gop presidential can't tenders left, trump and nikki haley, are battling it out in new hampshire ahead of tuesday's primary. haley has sharpened her attacks on from this weekend, questioning his mental fitness, ability that he mad

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senator blackburn has been pressuring senate democrats to get to the bottom of the epstein case, wanting as many documents released, as possible, including epstein flight logs. are you confident senator blackburn will succeed in getting that information out? >> marsha blackburn is a champion in this and she is spot on. these are maxwell documents, we want the epstein documents and there are videos. i believe we have enough political will around senator blackburn and people who want justice and a bunch of other congressional members that are now, i think going to press. this is momentum. we're moving in the right direction and we must. the status of sex trafficking in america is out of control and this could be the straw that breaks the camel's back. there is hope, we have momentum here. >> todd: why are senate democrats, in particular, so concerned about what should be relatively public information get being out? why have they circled the wagons against it coming out? you raise a number of questions that need to be questioned. we are just at the beginning of this. thank you for your work

it gets more democratic vote in the house band republican votes in republican-controlled house of representatives? guest: we've seen it happen before. i don't know specifically, maybe a senatel or two. i'm skeptical that some of these spending bills, specific appropriations bills would get more democratic support than republican, but they are certainly going to need the democratic votes. republicans, there's a number of mechanisms they could use to try to stop progress here. one of them is to try to stop the rule, which would allow the bill to even go forward. usually that is something that the majority just as a rule just vote for if you're going to vote against the bill, it will vote against it on the floor. but we've seen republicans vote against the rule to not even allow a bill to get on the floor. aunt democrats as a rule again have decided not to vote for a republican rule going forward. so we will have to see to what extent the speaker is going to need democratic support. >> steve newcomb taking your questions, maryland, independent, thanks for waiting. caller: thank you, thank you for taking my call. real quick, it seems a sticking point for most americans is the b

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idea how many cells are working in our country against us this is happening under democrat led senate democratinistration to attack a mom like that, absolutely heartless. >> i've got jo are on set with me. congresswoman always good to see you is think you bring up talk about border particularly gotaways a individuals crossing our borders state of mind who is to say destination we don't know how do we you know, take that and if you you know put that together, with the impeachment efforts against mayorkas trying to reach a threshold of high crimes and to prevent them from boys, effectively trying to aide people coming across our border instead of securing border seems, reaching that threshold might be very difficult, in spite of the fact what there are doing clearly is wrong. >> no, i mooefrn you are absolutely right again what we've done, border security act would enforce the lace force them to do job support plol law enforcement start if border wall construction again would end on "catch and release", those are tools that will work, are, what i am hearing in the senate exactly opposite that se

the administration the senate democrats say they are concerned about the southern border but their actions prove otherwise it is time to get serious. >> i note you have had your problems with former president trump here but if he continues to do wellin the primaries and more and more members of congress continued to endorse it with that appear strange a few of the top republican in the senate are not endorsing them for president? >> i don't have any announcement to make on the presidential election. in fact you all may recall i have stayed essentially out of it. when i change my mind about that i will let you know. reporter: election and politics are heating up at what point does the ukraine border package have to get done before i get subsumed by election your electr politicking? >> months ago at. [laughter] i obviously think you know how strongly i feel about the international challenges that we have it. and also i need to address them. i also feel that way about the southern border. we are working hard, continuously, to get a solution on the border part of it. i think this is the ideal

months ago you could see this is from mark thieson at the washington post and a lot of other senators, democrats, they're like, jade is actually right. 6 months ago we called him crazy, but now we say he's right when he says the united states doesn't produce enough. u.s.a america. i don't want to use such harsh language, tucker, but in my opinion this is how only sociopaths solve their problems, because instead we will continue to support the murder of ukrainians and russians, since it is good for our defense industry, we must produce a lot of different things , because it is good for our people. and by the way, when we... so britain was one of the greatest world empires at the end of the 19th century, they fought in both world wars. and it becomes very obvious that in the forties in the fifties, the british elite did not even realize. still 910, they were 40 years behind in understanding the strengths of their country, and about the same despite their weakness, they thought that i feel when i talk to people in washington, we are no longer the same as we were in the eighties and early nineties,

spending bill now because of the clock, in order to get any agreement, given the reality of a democrat senate and a democrat in the white house, or government shuts down, which one are you okay with? >> here's what i've proposed to the speaker yesterday, let's do a long-term cr. why do we keep doing short-term crs and creating crises for the american people. let's do one that goes all the way to september 30th and be done with it. that's what i put on the table, and i think that would make us the adults in the room. we would be the responsible party. the reality -- >> is he open to it? >> he is open to it. the question is, are the military hawks in our own party who have desperately want to increase spending, they want to increase military spending and willing to increase domestic spending, would they go for the cr, and it looks like they don't want a cr at all so they're the ones who are actually creating the crisis for the american people. >> it could lead to, let's not get too far in the weeds if we can try, it would lead to cuts, not increases in spending, which people are looking at. so,

one of the senators who is leading these negotiations, there is a group of six senators, three republicans and three democratsr langvore from oklahoma, he also said just yesterday that there is progress if they release that immigration compromise. which they achieved in order to so that, let's say, the house of representatives can make some proposals so that people can see what they've achieved, which is a positive sign, and that they're agreeing to the general budget and that they have progress on the unblocking preconditions bill on aid to ukraine, israel and taiwan. mr. igor, look, and now here ... to close this issue, in the republicans, in particular in those pro-trump minority in the republican caucus in the house of representatives, in particular, in addition to the questions about the southern border to the administration of joe biden, do you have any questions? yes, and you know, i would n't call this a question about the southern border, because joe biden already gives in the proposal regarding these additional appropriations. aid to ukraine, israel and taiwan, he requested another 14 billion to str

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now, three years later i'm privileged to be working with republicans and democratic senators who are working tirelessly on much-needed reform and long-overdue fixes to our broken system. we need congress to provide the supplemental funding that president biden requested months ago. we need more agents and case processors so that the agents can be out in the field doing the heroic work that is their fundamental mission. we need more officers so migration surges do not force mitigation measures a last resort like bridge closures. we need more asylum officers and immigration judges so we can resolve asylum claims quickly, granting relief when it is warranted, removing migrants when it is not, and reducing the 3 million case immigration court backlog that has been growing for years and years. we need more technology to combat the smuggling of fentanyl there are ports of entry. we need more transportation funding to facilitate an increase in removal flights and more resources for detention beds and alternatives to detention. we have taken bold, necessary actions during the time congress h

hard-line republicans, they don't like the funding deal that is with senate democrats. mocratic support to pass. will you vote for it? can you tell americans who are watching this unfold that the final outcome of this is in their best interest? >> alex, i don't need to tell you that congress is good at kicking the can down the road. this is what this steele does. the only thing worse than kicking the can down the road is shutting down the government. if this means keeping the government open so we can live another day, to pass a proper budget, then yes all vote for the deal. at the end of the day, it's always democrats who end up bailing out the republican speaker to do the right thing and hard-line negotiations like this. >> let's talk about the series of u.s. strikes on the houthis after the iranian-backed militia group disrupted shipping. two americaofficials tell the new york times that the strikes damaor dtroyed not 90% of group retained about three quarters of its ability to fire missiles and drones, and ships transiting the red sea. nbc news has not confirmed this

the senate democrats don't have the vote to get rid of the filibuster, they haven't for the last coupley this, on top of this, it's interesting when democrats go to the border, they hear one thing from border agents. when republicans go to the borders they hear a completely different thing. republicans say border patrol agents tell us meaning the lawmakers, that they need to shut down the flow from mexico. the trump era policy. so it's all about what you want to hear. so listen, republicans and democrats on the senate side are engaged in what seems to be a serious negotiation with serious lawmakers, james lankford, chris murphy, and kyrsten sinema over this border bill, and the question is will the far right, the hard line conservatives tank it. that's the ultimate question because they are right now in a serious negotiation that appears to be baring fruit. we'll have to see when it comes out. i think jayapal herself is missing the mark a little bit. she's right that republicans continue to vote against these things, but at least on the senate side there are people who want to get somet

democrat who opposed wasteful “earmarks” that fund politicians' pet projects. katie porter. focused on your challenges - from lowering housing costs to fighting climate change. shake up the senatee this message. >> norah: tonight, there is outrage and backlash about who was snubbed in the oscar nominations, including the two women behind the cultural phenomenon movie "barbie." cbs's jo ling kent reports that for many of the movies themes are being repeated in real life. >> hi, ken. >> reporter: to the legion of "barbie" fans. >> never forget that the system is rigged so find a way to acknowledge that but also always be grateful. >> reporter: the oscar nominations were life imitating art. snubbed, the two women who brought barbie to life, greta gerwig and lead actress margot robbie. >> you have to answer for men's bad behavior, which is insane, but if you point that out, you're accused of complaining. >> reporter: supporting actress america ferrera was nominated, and so was ryan gosling. ♪ i'm just ken ♪ the supporting actor said there is no movie without gerwig and robbie, adding, "they made a us laugh, they broke our hearts, they pushed the culture, and they made history." >>

democrat who opposed wasteful “earmarks” that fund politicians' pet projects. katie porter. focused on your challenges - from lowering housing costs to fighting climate change. shake up the senateith democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. >>> as we speak, former president trump is in a courtroom in new york, speaking. no cameras in this courtroom, but as we understand it he is going on a bit of a monologue right now. we are going to have the latest details on that at these closing arguments in his new york civil fraud trial, with four days to go before the iowa caucuses trump foregoing the campaign trial -- trail, i should say, again choosing to transform the legal appearance into a de facto campaign stop, and doing it as we speak. right now that is part of the defense process wrapping up their argument, but the day started with a swatting call at judge arthur engoron's home. judge engoron didn't address the news of that from court today -- paces threats or swatting incidents. >> now to the case itself. judge engoron is already determined trump committed fraud and is liable. the trial is now going to determine what that will cost him, and potentiall

senate democrats did nothing about it for months until house republicans and the speaker said, we're not moving forward on ukraine funding unless you act on the border. and so now the senate is negotiating, but they have to recognize the negotiation will ultimately be between the house and the senate. so yes the senate is negotiating right now. we'll see what they come forward with. house republicans had put our plan forward, but ultimately there's going to have to be a serious, good-faith negotiation. this can't be mealy mouth. it has to be serious reforms to secure our border. >> to that point, speaker johnson in an interview with our colleague jake tapper seemed to lay out that your bill that you guys passed, very accurate on that is the red line. that's the line in the sand. that doesn't get 60 votes in the u.s. senate. if you want a real negotiation, an intensive negotiation, har-2 can't be the be all end all with the negotiation. >> as we saw with the act, you have to pass something to be able to negotiate, right? we passed limit, save, grow, and speaker mccarthy was able to neg

well come on capitol hill, senate democrats continue to maa border deal.re is agreement on allowing more deportations and detentions. the sticking point is whether to allow migrants to stay in the u.s. while waiting for their court dates and how to pay for it all. tonight, russia and ukraine are blaming each other after the apparent downing of a plane that russia says was carrying thousands of ukrainian prisoners of war who were supposed to be released today in a prisoner exchange. we get details now from cbs's imtiaz tyab. >> reporter: this cell phone video captured the moment the russian military plane fell from the sky. "good god," she screams. on the ground, the snow-covered wreckage has spread across the field in the western belgorod region. moscow has accused ukrainian forces of shooting the plane down, killing all on board, including ukrainian soldiers who were to be released as part of a prisoner exchange. "there were six crewmembers on board and 65 ukrainian servicemen for exchange," he says beard "all the crew and passengers have died." cbs news

we -- and you all know this, the senate democrats and the house is republican, so everything that we got done last year, it was bipartisan. oh, my god. it works. we can do it again. and y'all know, because i've been in a couple of fights, leader gilbert, we know how to count. 51-49 body, right? so if we want to get anything done, we're going to have to get it done together. a republican governor, got 51 over here, 49 over here, 21 and 19 over there. can't get much closer. got to be able to count, got to be able to get some things done. y'all who have been here for a while probably know this, 80% of the things we vote for, it's uncontested, it's boring, hit the button uncontested all good idea. news flash, every great idea ain't on the democratic side and every great idea ain't on the republican side. sometimes it's a bad idea, and then we fix it working together and i'm looking forward to working with everybody on that journey. this is what i promise as speaker, i will allow debate. i will try to promote civility. no matter how invested we are in the outcome and vociferous it becomes

appropriations team and have full confidence in their to craft to meet the american we are also confident senate democratsp of schumer and senate republicans are willing to work in a bipartisan way to reach an ultimate spending agreementit nd into law. the open question remains whether traditional republicans are willing to break from the maga extremists who are clearly determined to shut down the government. hutdown occurs it will be a soul result of rublicans once again deciding that if they are unable to jam their extreme right wing policies on the throats of the government hurt everyday americans and crash the economy are going to a thing possible to stop that big. >> my second quest some gop members floating the idea to oust house speaker mike johnson over the spending bill? >> agenda is chaos dysfunction and extremism. >> just to circle back evidence of past elections i'm curious given the circums us in the special election if there's any evidence that will provide about 2024 in november and separately i'm curious what your response to echoing six big. to >> she should be ashamed of herself. no dece

democrat who opposed wasteful “earmarks” that fund politicians' pet projects. katie porter. focused on your challenges - from lowering housing costs to fighting climate change. shake up the senateith democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. still moving along nicely though, but take it slow. it's 912. happening tonight. the 49 ers will face the green bay packers at levi's stadium. who's excited. but i must say only one team is first in the nfc right now. just saying. and in true niners fashion the san francisco international airport as you can see beside me, was glowing in red and gold last night ahead of the big game. here's abc seven news reporter lauren martinez. >> faithful fans are celebrating the 40 niners faithful under banners on friday. blanco urban in san jose hosted ticketmaster's fan rally on the eve of the playoff game. legendary 40 niners running back frank gore signed autographs. i'm still shaking right now. >> it's pretty crazy. the way he just runs through defense is like a tank. i mean, that's what it's called. frank the tank, the gold blooded cheers danced and showed off their gear. >> nothing but confidence heading into saturday's

as senate majority leader chuck schumer has begun the process to get a stop gap funding bill through to keep the government afloat as house republicans sort out their differences. schumer, democratse on the hard-right over in the house who think they can bully their colleagues and the house and the country into a shutdown. amazingly this band of hard-right extremists actually say a shutdown would be a good thing. this shows you that the hard-right is not serious about governing. the only tactic in their playbook is to try and bully the rest of congress and the country to bend to their extremist views. so it takes compromise to get anything done in these conditions in a divided government. the top-line agreement we reached last week had borne that out. >> joining us now congressional reporter for politico, ursula. good to see you this morning. just when you think the house republicans cannot outdo themselves in terms of plunging to a new depth of dysfunction, they do, and they have again. so give us an update as to where things stand. are we -- is johnson going to renege on his deal? >> that is the fear among particularly senate leadership and senate appropriators but additionall

taking -- tanking the best offer that they're ever going to get from president biden and from senate democrats. president biden and senate dems have conceded on almost every major point without getting any new provisions for dreamers, for legal pathways to citizenship. this is really a republican dream bill, and he's tomorrow-- torpedo'd it to use it as a political issue in november. it's clear that the republican party is all for chaos on the border, welcoming the disorder and lack of security that we're seeing in texas right now, not just from donald trump, but exacerbated by our governor who openly muses about shooting migrants, who's defying the supreme court, the u.s. constitution, the federal government, potentially precipitating a constitutional crisis, and definitely inspired civil war dead enders for across the country who are promising to come to texas and to shoot people just like they did on august 3rd, 2019. this is a very dangerous time. president trump and the republicans are making it more so. >> and congressman, i know you used to represent el paso in the congress, and i wante

joining us now, the democratic senator, maggie from new hampshire. for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> you've said publicly this decision by the dnc, the democratic national committee, not to have new hampshire be the first primary, was a terrible decision in your words. are new hampshire voters going to hold this against president biden? >> look, new hampshire has the first in the nation primary because we take citizen-led democracy so seriously. our whole system of government with a 400-person volunteer state legislature is really emblematic of that. so we also understand what is at stake in this election. so while grand it staters think the dnc made a terrible decision, we have a law that says we'll have the first primary so that's happening tomorrow, we know what the stakes are in this election. we care about democracy. and our democracy cannot afford another donald trump term. we know that donald trump advocates violence over voting. he's an election denier. he will continue to work, to undermine individual freedoms like a woman's reprod

heads will prevail in the republican caucus, and those who have worked very hard here in the senate, both democrats and republicans to give president biden both the funding he's requested to secure the border and policy changes they say are essential that when we passed that in the senate, the house will recognize this country can't wait ten months more. this is urgent skp, and we need make progress on securing our border. >> do you think democrats, from a policy perspective, what they are willing to entertain, what they are willing to sign off on when it comes to restrictions relating to immigration, are in a different place that happen they were a year, two years ago because of what happened on the border? >> yes, i think there's a willingness to reconsider, the initial screening standard for asylum, for example, because so many people are now using the asylum process who ultimately years later after a court review will be deemed ineligible for asylum. that's one of the biggest changes in recent years. but there's many democrats who question whether the policy changes demanded by republicans will

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senate democrats are working with senate republicans on the deal. senate republicans. the white house. they're all agreeing on a tough border deal. all agreeing to aid israel. all agreeing to aid ukraine. and you've got mike johnson and some radicals that are in the house -- who, by the way, house republicans passed fewer bills than any congress. talk about a do nothing congress. any congress in a generation. and with mike johnson, you have a guy who is constantly on the issue of funding ukraine been pro vladimir putin. you have a pro putin speaker who voted no on all ukrainian aid, a pro putin speaker who now is killing a bill that's the toughest border security bill ever. i'm just asking, why? is it because he is pro putin? is he because he is afraid ukraine is going to get aid? aid that he's voted against time and time again. if he had his way, vladimir putin would already be to kyiv because he's voted against all funding to defend ukraine against russian aggression. so, now, he's also killing a bill that would stop what's happening on the southern border, the chaos

more than two dozen senate democrats have asked him to resign >> let's switch gears to the latest on the 2024 election. primary season is coming in less than two weeks, and donald trump is fighting to keep his name on the ballot >> reporter: donald trump has appealed the ruling in maine that would ban him from the ballot in that state maine's secretary of state had ruled that the former president's actions during the january 6 attack on the capitol make him ineligible to run because of a provision in the constitution that bars anyone who has engaged in insurrection from holding office. in his appeal, mr. trump calls maine's democratic secretary of state biassed and says she has no authority to act. this appeal is going to the maine superior court, but trump is expected to also appeal a similar ruling that would keep him off the ballot in colorado to the u.s. supreme court. the colorado republican party has also asked the court to weigh in, donald trump, who is the frontrunner, had remain on the ballot through the appeals poll ses >>> we are learning more about a deadly crash in new y

with senate republicans and democrats signaling they're the closest in years on an immigration solution, the house signaling they're not interested. instead, moving to impeach homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. rachel scott live on the hill. >>> the dramatic surveillance images tonight showing armed israeli commandos disguised as a doctor, a woman, and a patient in a wheelchair, raiding a hospital in the west bank. what they claim about who they were after. james longman from israel. >>> the tourists killed onboard a boat off cancun after the boat sinks. several others rescued. the captain arrested tonight. >>> we're tracking a new major storm that will slam the u.s. los angeles, up to seattle, denver and minneapolis bracing. where this is all headed. >>> dramatic new testimony tonight in the trial of the michigan mother charged in her son's deadly school shooting. what she can be heard saying in the car about her son after the shooting. >>> tonight, implanting a chip in a human brain. elon musk announcing his company neuralink has now successfully done this. what it could

but democrats control the majority in the senate, and a democrat's and the white house. for house republicans to declare we will not budge at all on our to recruiting in extreme legislative proposal, completely floods and the face of car system of government, which requires bipartisan negotiations and the burlison compromise. we democrats are ready to do. it the president has shown a willingness to go further than any democrat ever has before. but it is not enough for that republicans because they want to use this as a political cudgel in this upcoming election. >> you mentioned the effort to impeach secretary mayorkas. i want to play you something you said at the hearing today. >> your own party's sabotaging and undermining this administration's effort to address the border, while you are trying to impeach him by saying that there are not threatening the boulder. the hypocrisy it is the least of it. >> you are attack on the rule of law, and our democracy, is the worst of it. and you better be careful about the bag you make. >> told about this as you say an attack on dem