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here's representative sheila jackson lee talking about what she's hearing from constituents. >> we were getting calls from children, adult children whose parents lived in older homes left behind that were trying to get them out of the freezing conditions because they thought they might die during the night. that was unacceptable and unnecessary. >> and there is a boil water notice in so many places, including here in houston, many cities telling their residents to please conserve water. the houston police chief yesterday telling folks please take two-minute showers and other cities asking people not to wash their cars. so a lot of this still happening even as the weather improves, fred. >> okay, all right natasha, thanks so much. and i understand that texas -- houston mayor has spoken recently. we're going to try and find out what he's been able to share with his constituents momentarily on this crisis. >>> all right, with me right now, to talk more about the crisis unfolding in texas, is derek chubs, he is the president and ceo of the central texas food bank. good to talk to you. last

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mark: texas congresswoman sheila jackson lee is now demanding psychological evaluations foran would require interviews with, the spouse of the individual, any former spouse of the individual, and at least two other persons who are a member of the family of or an associate of the individual to further determine the state of the mental, emotional and relational stability of the individual in relation to firearms. and they would, of course, be an $800 processing fee if you want to own a gun. so you would still have the second amendment. it's just like a bit of an entry fee to access your rights under it. according to sheila jackson lee this law is needed because of all those ak-47s on the street. >> simple legislation that could be passed. i think it is crucial in america that we do so. because the violence has many roots, housing healthcare, poverty but certainly it has the tool and that is guns. that is automatic weapons like ak-47s and others more sophisticated. >> mark: the last time i took notice of sheila jackson lee she was complaining that hurricanes had too many white

according to sheila jackson lee this law is needed because of all those ak-47s on the street. >> simpled. i think it is crucial in america that we do so. because the violence has many roots, housing healthcare, poverty but certainly it has the tool and that is guns. that is automatic weapons like ak-47s and others more sophisticated. >> mark: the last time i took notice of sheila jackson lee she was complaining that hurricanes had too many white names like hurricane nigel and we needed to have more black names for hurricanes like hurricane latifah. so maybe actually she is the one who should be undergoing the psychological evaluation. colion noir is a gun rights advocate and he joins us to assess this proposal. what do you make of this colion. >> honestly i think the proposal is disgusting. because what it does is takes a constitutional right and turns it into a privilege. you have to think about it. with all of the requirements that hr 127 would require, if i'm of the lower economic status, i'm not going to be able to afford to have the right to defend myself because i'm required to pa

it also includes in the way h.b. 127 sheila jackson-lee's bill.diseases. i have multiple sclerosis. does that mean i can't own a weapon? we don't know. kennedy: i think you'd be able to own a lovely weapon. >> i used to have weapons but i lost them all in the tragic boating accident. kennedy back you're going to need a bigger boat. will you come back again? >> i would be happy to. kennedy back member when minneapolis i would be good idea to defund the police department that now a dearth of cops on the streets in a waive of complaints by residents officials have voted to give the police $6.4 million in additional funding. acting dhs secretary chad wolf was on "fox news" today and he said it's no surprise. please watch. >> the defund the police movement place over the summer is a complete failure but as we look at what these communities are looking at and you take law enforcement officers off of the street you will inevitably see more crime and those communities the actions that minneapolis is taking just shows you again the failure of that movement

let's go to sheila jackson lee of texas. her district is in southeast houston. congresswoman, thanks for being here with us and thank you for -- it seems like you're face timing with us. we appreciate that. we saw you greeting the president -- i think we just lost her. oh, well. the miracles of modern technology. works for us sometimes, doesn't work for us other times. this is one of those times. let's go now to nbc's ellison barber at a vaccine supersite in houston. we're going to work toward getting congresswoman lee back. first, what can you tell us about what is happening there in texas and what do texans want to hear from the president? >> reporter: let me just take you over to the site where we do expect the president and first lady to visit before leaving houston today. this is one of the federally run fema mega vaccination sites. we expect president biden to deliver remarks here sometime later today. you can just see the size of it. this place is huge. this that you are looking at, this is just the initial checkpoint for people to come in to get their va

a weapon without ammo doesn't do me any good appeared it's like handing sheila jackson lee book. >> tuckerlly fair point. why do the rest of us play along? there will be tragic mass shootings because it will be the pretext for your right to defend yourself. and we need you to do something. so why do we keep falling for the same lie? >> because republicans don't have a spine. republicans will arrive at the exact right issue, the right spot on an issue as soon as it is too late for them to do anything about it. so the constantly -- you notice, we never take ground, tucker. when was the last g.o.p. bill that passed through congress that increased you wore and my firearms right? i was in the light for that moment. i'm not so sure george washington was alive for that moment. i wouldn't think on the g.o.p. guarding it. >> tucker: great to see you tonight, thank you. >> see you tucker. >> tucker: there commonly collapsed in 2008 and nobody saw it, but actually couple of people did. one who sought it most clearly is concerned about the state dominant current state of our economy and we will tell y

thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> joining me now, sheila jackson lee from texas' 18th congressionalct. congresswoman lee, thanks for coming to the show. we've seen pictures of you yesterday, i believe, with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. what were the two of you doing in your district yesterday? >> well, we were joined, obviously, by so many volunteers, so many people in need. and congressman sylvia garcia who extended the invitation dealing with packing boxes for needy families. and, guess what? the food bank has taken those boxes and are now at the nrg stadium where 5,000 people are lined up. so this is in the backdrop of what we did yesterday. we gave out thousands and thousands and mondays of packages of water where people are desperate for a water to drink but also to wash and just to be safe. there are many harrowing stories that we have heard. seniors who are unable to get out. we went to their homes to try to help them. people are full of frustration and despair. but we're trying to give them a little joy and let them know that help is on the way. >> congresswoman,

jabir got his job with sheila jackson-lee because i worked with her before sp so did remmington and theserothers didn't expect that and we expected the capitol police to protect not only the members of congress but staff too. these brothers weren't privy. they just knew they were coming to do a job. you never know who is who in this country and definitely on capitol hill. it goes to show these capitol police, they were there, but we kind of -- i'm not going the say -- i'm speaking for myself, not for who i work for, but you can't trust anybody sometimes on capitol hill. you don't know who is whoa. that's the way it is. jabir. >> do you mind if i jump in here? >> yeah, go for it. >> it adds an extra level of stress, especially as a black staffer, many of us have come from inner city environments where we've seen, you know, conspirators being police officers, you see police brutality. as you're advancing your life not only for yourself but for your family and you move to d.c., you know, as a young staffer, and what we expect to be one of the most fortified places in the world, and you're de

senator tina smith of minnesota and congresswoman sheila jackson lee of texas. u both very much for coming to "the sunday show." congresswoman lee, i'll start with you. we showed that the -- we showed president biden saying he was willing to negotiate when it comes to who or the income levels or whatever it is when it comes to those $1400 stimulus checks. where are you on that? should the income threshold be lowered? >> good morning, jonathan. thank you for having me. good morning, senator, and good morning to your viewers. let me first of all say that the work that continues is not only interested in hearing what democrats have to say. we're specialinterested in heart republicans have to say. we should be interested in the 70% of americans who are desperate and support the $1.9 trillion package our president has offered. or listen to the constituents i saw yesterday going from one testing or vaccination site, where people were coming up without appointment, desperately trying to get vaccinated. there's a panic of desire to get vaccinated, even though there's a h

among them, texas democratic representatives sylvia garcia, sheila jackson lee, as well as congresswomanocasio-cortez, who stressed the need to support those still suffering in texas and addressed the issues that contributed to the crisis. >> when disaster strikes, this is not just an issue for texans. it is an issue for our entire country. our country needs to come and rally together behind the needs of texans across the state. as was mentioned earlier, disasters don't strike everyone equally. when you already have so many families in the state and across the country that are on the brink that can't even afford an emergency to begin with, when you have a disaster like this, it can just set people back for years, not just for days. and so we have tragedy in this state. we need to rally federal support for texans and the state of texas and we need to make sure that we make short and long-term policy decisions so this kind of devastation, preventable devastation, never happens again. >> by the way, the group also announced that they've raised more than $3 million so far as part of their re

alexandria ocasio-cortez, sheila jackson lee, and others who are trying to fill in for the gaps of leadershipthat they purport to represent right now. that's where we have to turn right now. we have been to san antonio. we were in rosebud, texas, today meeting with the mayor there. they are working their hearts out to serve their constituents and make sure they come through for them at this moment of need. let's learn from this and improve the electricity grid we have here and put people in positions of power that care for those they represent and swear they serve. >> you have been through an experience you have not been before in dealing with this. what have you learned? what are the lessons that you take away that you learned from some of the victims of it who don't have heat or water, can't pay their bills, or some of the public officials or some of the people involved in delivering electricity, who have revealed to you things you didn't know about this crisis? >> you know, not unlike covid this crisis reveals some of the underlying systemic problems that were there all along. problems of

including texas republican senator john cornyn and democratic members of congress sylvia garcia sheila jackson lee al green and lizzie fletcher. >>noticeably absent texas's other senator ted cruz whose spoke at the conservative political action conference in orlando, making light of his controversial trip to sunny mexico while millions of texans froze without power or water, i got to say. is awesome. it's not as nice as cancun back in texas, the white house says the president's trip has a dual mission as the president checks in on the mass coronavirus vaccination center at nrg stadium run by the federal government in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. the u.s. government has declared that saudi crown prince mohammad bin salman is responsible for the murder of washington post columnist jamal khashoggi. >>us intelligence officials determined that bin salman approved the operation to kill khashoggi in october of 2018 it happened at the saudi consulate in istanbul democratic lawmakers are expected to introduce a resolution to hold saudi arabia accountable for khashoggi's death along with other human righ

including texas republican senator john cornyn and democratic members of congress sylvia garcia sheila jackson lee al green and lizzie fletcher. >>noticeably absent texas's other senator ted cruz whose spoke at the conservative political action conference in orlando, making light of his controversial trip to sunny mexico. well millions of texans froze without power or water i got to say. >>orlando is awesome. it's not as nice as cancun back in texas, the white house says the president's trip has a dual mission as the president checks in on the mass coronavirus vaccination center at nrg stadium run by the federal government in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. >>well, here's are really beautiful site to share with you look at this this is the super bloom of mustard flowers, creating just a sea of yellow, this is an half moon bay very great for photos people from all over the bay area are getting out to take a look at this the mustard flowers, some every year around the middle of february and they're not only pretty they do serve a purpose, the mustard plants help keep the soil healthy for future crop

staffers, police officers and capitol personnel who were terrorized that day, congresswoman sheila jackson leeng what you make of what you just heard. >> first of all, anderson, thanks for having me. what i make of it is that we're at the precipice of a constitutional crisis and that is a contentious period of time between anarchists, individuals who are insurrectionists, and those who want to preserve democracy. i'm going to stand with those who want to preserve democracy. but in doing that we have to show that we have a backbone and that we are prepared. and i think the testimony that we've heard over the last 24 hours, i led a committee yesterday on the rise of domestic terrorism in america, there was a hearing today and a hearing yesterday that indicates we were not prepared. i think that the proud boys have a right to their free speech. so do the oath takers, the boogaloo boys. just as the american civil liberties union and the naacp. but at the same time we cannot concede or cede power to them to tear down this government and the congress needs to get prepared. one, a 9/11 commission. bu

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thank you very much. >> thank you congresswoman sheila jackson-lee for your strong leadership on thise him. i cosponsored the black caucus the asian caucus hispanic caucus and the progressive caucus. i'm honored for this opportunity to testify before the members of the house judiciary committee on the subject of h.r. 46 learning the path to reparative justice in america. cobra is in our 34th year fighting for reparations for crimes committed against humanity committed against africans and their descendents in the united states. kober wants is committed to know that h.r. 40 is long overdue. during our 32 years many years have been wasted, manyny lives lost and untold sorrow have continued and abounded. even in financial loss to the nation h.r. 40s first introduction is calculated to be near $25 trillion, two or three times the cost of any viable reparations plan. this means america would have got no 200% return on a reparations program if they had taken steps to do so. america would be greater today if it acted directly at any time in the past. even still the opportunity for true great

jackson lee? >> let's proceed on to ms. jackson lee. >> thank you, sir. one of the members of her committee and the sponsor of this resolution is congresswoman sheila jacksonlee from houston, texas. she was largely responsible for the formation of the panelists on this dais as well as the driving force behind this resolution today taking the leadership that john conyers left to be picked up. just as she took the leadership of barbara jordan, she has picked up many great tasks. ms. jordan would be recognized for opening statement at some point later on she will take my spot as the chair of this committee for time i have to be vacant. ms. jackson lee you are recognized for an opening statement. >> mr. chairman, thank you so very much and thank you for your great leadership and ongoing support, and your history of righting the wrongs of racial injustice in this nation. thank thank you very much, , for your support of this legislation beginning with our beloved late collect john conyers. to my colleagues on the committee, on the constitution subcommittee, i envy -- of your graciousness as well in joining us in this hearing. thank you very much to our ranking m

yarmouth no. >> this is sheila jackson lee. can you hear me, congresswoman sheila jackson lee? yes. >> how am i recorded? >> miss jackson lee, you have not been recorded. >> jackson lee votes no. >> miss jackson lee votes no. >> are there any other members who wish to have their vote recorded or change their vote? hearing none, the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman -- >> i just wanted to make sure i was recorded as a no. i believe i was, but i'm just -- >> miss jayapal. >> miss jayapal, you are recorded as no. >> thank you. >> mr. chairman, on that vote, the ayes are 15 and the nos are 20. >> the ayes being 15 and the nos being 20, the motion is not agreed to. we will now return to considering motions to instruct. i now recognize mr. smith for the purpose of a motion. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i have a motion at the desk. >> the staff has distributed copies of the motion. the clerk will report the motion. >> mr. chairman, we have at the desk a motion offered by representatives smith and carter. mr. smith and mr. carter move that the committee on the budget direct its chairma

sheila jackson lee is a fraud. just look at her district in houston and see what it's really like.we want to talk about americans. if the color of your skin is black. if the color of your skin is white or any other hue, the next temperature of your hair male or female your history is american. our history has gotten together not by dividing us. todd: david webb we appreciate your insight on that topic of reparations but of course on the life and legacy of rush limbaugh. thank you, sir. thank you, guys. jillian: now to this story. a firefighter suffering severe burns from the california wildfire, get, this leaves the hospital to a cheering crowd. dylann underwent 17 surgeries during his 114 days in the hospital and cannot wait to get back on the job. >> i'm just so thankful for everybody being there for me. it was a tragic event, but i'm getting better and i'm going to be back there. and i'm excited to help serve the citizens again. jillian: wow. todd: one of two orange county firefighters seriously hurt battering the silverado firefighter. jillian: incredible after ongoing all thos

podcast that the democrats largely ignored you in the hearing until the end when i think it was sheila jackson lee ask you a question. what happened? >> she asked me who the leaders of antifa as if i ever made that claim. it is is silly is asking who is the leader of the far right. there are numerous groups. and yesterday, when i was givin testimony, and when he spoke, h kept downplaying all the points i was making about antifa violent extremism. saying it was equivalent to a super bowl revelers. their organized violence has le to people being maimed and killed, i myself was beaten and nearly killed in 2019, so just mean commit this is through the wicked looking glass when a is somebody who called for a suicide bombing on a trump tower . >> we keep saying it shocking, but it gets worse. something else he said at yesterday's hearing. watch. >> major prior lake extremists the ku klux klan and white heritage groups, neo-nazis, international groups, christian identity movements, antitax extreme experience antiabortion extreme it's. macro nationalist great the 201 election of president trump the can al

. >> i want to turn to congresswoman sheila jackson lee of texas, had to be rushed to an undisclosed location and joins me now. congresswoman, can you hear me? >> yes, i can. can you see me? >> i can see you. you're someone who i think was an early -- you identified the president's chief antagonism towards free and fair elections quite early on. and i wonder what you make of this -- us arriving at this point now four-plus years into it. >> chris, because of my tenure and the background that i have, i have seen now four impeachment proceedings including one of a judge. and it was evident as the election proceeded in 2016 that this campaign and this president and this person, donald j. trump, had an irreverence, not a reverence for democracy, law and order, respect, dignity and he carried that through the campaign right into the united states presidency. that was evidenced by his reckless engagement with russia, inviting the russian ambassador, if you will, to the white house by leaking classified information, by getting into fights with people of different racial backgrounds, insultin

to reparations talk, here is congresswoman sheila jackson lee. >> reparations have been implemented before9. we might not have had this definitive, deadly imbalance. mike: how do you respond? >> there is a point here of sorts but what she is saying is more black people are poor because of past oppression and conflict. there is nothing about black americans that predisposes us to getting covid-19. we are more likely to be in frontline jobs, more likely to be a younger working-class population. you could argue that reparations might fix that to some extent but there are many problems with preparations, gets, who gives, improving schools in black communities and a dozen other things can fix that as well. i prefer some of those. mike: congressman burgess owens. >> i would ask congresswoman jackson lee, instead of showing something to hundred years ago show a picture of my dad, great men and women, grew up in the depression under true segregation. mike: your thoughts on his comments and the reparation debate? >> an important conversation to have, democrats been trying to introduce this bill sin

podcast that the democrats largely ignored you in the hearing until the end when i think it was sheila jackson lee ask you a question. what happened?yo >> she asked me who the leaders of antifa as if i had that claim. it's as silly of a question about who is the leader of the far right. there's many different groups and a thomas modly organized that make up antifa. also for nance, yesterday, when i was giving testimony, he kept downplaying all the points i was making about the violent extremism comparing it to unruly super bowl revelers. i've found to those comparisons quite vague. organizedsu violence has led to people being maimed, killed, i myself was beaten and nearly killed in 2019. so, i mean, this is through the looking glass, one of the star witness on the hearing of domestic terrorism and somebody who called for a suicide bombing on a trump tower. >> laura: shock? we say it's shocking, but it gets worse. something else he said at yesterday's hearing. watch. >> major violent extremism including the ku klux klan, the heritage groups. neo-nazis, fascist international groups, christian identi