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have have to peek to these issues that i just mentioned which are real issues not only in the state of new jersey states of america. i believe we're at a breaking point, and these democrats know that, and that is why they are trying to do everything they can. everything is orchestrated, you know? years ago i was a democrat. i know how it works. they orchestrate everything. they're working together to move them out as with quickly as they can, bring somebody else in and say, oh, this is new and different, this is a better candidate and you should vote for this person. that's the mistake that would be made if people do vote for them because it's about a philosophy. larry: all right, we'll leave it there. >> it's a socialist philosophy. larry: yeah. listen, free market capitalism versus big government socialism. >> correct. larry: jeff van drew, we appreciate it. good luck on your deliberations. >>> all right, folks, coming up, why does joe biden's administration absolutely, totally, unambiguously hate successful businesses? it's beyond belief. we have jason trend art and joe lavorgna when "kudlow"

but what's really important is what's going on in the state of new jersey when you have the governor and the head of the state democratic party both saying he should resign. >> interesting. elliot williams is with us. elliot, what stands out to you about these very serious allegations against senator menendez? >> reporter: a lot of things stand out about the allegations, wolf. i think the challenge for prosecutors is really going to be to establish not just that these things happen but that there was some nexus between gifts and favors presented to senator menendez and his official actions. i think what stands out to that effect are some of the colorful details. for instance, the fact that you're dealing with gold bricks and big was of cash. neither of which are themselves unlawful to purchase. but when considered in the context of other conduct just simply raises flags and certainly will not look good in front of a jury. with respect to this letter that was -- that he ghost-drafted for other senators, an important detail in the indictment is that he uses his personal e-mail address t

. >> in the state of new jersey, that is not what you're hearing. from the governor and across multiple important positions of leadership and -- and lawmakers that we're seeing there. they're saying that menendez should resign. do you agree? should he be considering that at this moment? >> that is a decision for him. i think if you take a step back and look at the politics, do i think he should consider resignation? i do. does he want to spend the next year plus talking about nothing about this within his own race in the state of new jersey. i'm not sure if i would advise him that is something that he could do. >> and now sherrod brown now call for thatm. and again, these are allegations but these pictures what we see in the indictment, do you foresee more damning details when it comes to discovery? >> i do. i mean, i don't think the prosecutors were pulling any punches. but that said, there is a lot here. and it sure really looks very difficult for senator menendez to overcome. i do appreciate what he's saying. that you are only hearing in the gover

. >>> bob menendez made an announcement this morning in his home, the state of new jersey. he's not guilty of taking bribes. >> scott mcgrew joins us now. federal officials leveled those charges late last week. this is the first time we've heard from the senator. >> yeah. he says americans should wait for all the facts before passing judgment. he says he has no plans to resign his office. the justice department accuses menendez and his wife of taking hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes and using the senator's influence to enrich several businessmen as well as the egyptian government. here's the senator responding this morning. >> to those who are rushing to judgment, you have done so based on a limited set of facts framed by the prosecution to be as salacious as possible. remember, prosecutors get it wrong sometimes. sadly, i know that. >> menendez said the money found in his home, nearly a half a million dollars in cash, belonged to him, saying he would withdraw his savings from time to time and bring it home. he did not address the gold bars found in his home, and h

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friend cherichi slavka in them hey-nei cheredi clark is another resident of geplay a town in the state of new jerseytlantic ocean, which is known for its beaches far beyond the borders of the united states, because of these well-known settlements, the realtor says that they grew up understanding that communism - this is evil my grandfather told me that communism is not freedom, but freedom is for everyone and must be protected at university. i studied russian history and it is so sad, all these terrible dictators who deprived people of their freedom and abused them because of it. it was incredible when ukrainians got their freedom and we as americans should do everything so that as many people as possible have freedom, this is very, very important to me. shirley also adds that when she was little, together with her father, who was a veteran of the korean war, and her brother , she probably watched all the films about the friend world war i always asked myself how did we allow this to happen, how did we allow that the war took the lives of millions and i always respected the stories of people who did

and tonight the governor of his own state new jersey is telling menendez to step down. fellow democrat phil murphy issuing a statement saying, quote, the alleged facts are so serious that they compromise the ability of senator menendez to effectively represent the people of our state. therefore i am calling for his immediate resignation. eric holder also saying menendez should resign. moments ago saying the same. virginia democrat representative abigail spanberger. minnesota democrat dean phillips. and a number of new jersey state democratic officials all have now asked menendez to step down. this has really been happening. really in the past hour, a lot of people on the democratic side have been coming out and calling for this resignation. it's incredible for so many reasons. but one of them is this. this is the second time in a decade that menendez has faced corruption charges. he was able to get off of them last time. the white house, though, saying mum tonight on menendez's situation. >> this is an active matter. we learned about this just like all of you. active mat

embattled new jersey senator bob menendez losing the support of at least 16 democratic senators, including the junior senator now from his own state of new jersey. cory booker is now calling for menendez to resign after menendez was indicted on federal corruption charges. an fbi raid of his home uncovering gold bars and nearly half a million in cash stashed in the senator's jacket. menendez said yesterday the cash was, for, quote, emergency spending. today, he once again said he was innocent. >>> now, to the abc news exclusive tonight. the special counsel investigation looking into president biden's alleged mishandling of classified documents. tonight, what sources are now telling abc news about the scope of this investigation, who has been interviewed, and this list is long. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas with what our team has learned tonight. >> reporter: tonight, sources tell abc news the special counsel investigating president biden's alleged mishandling of classified documents has already interviewed as many as 100 witnesses, including secretary of state antony blinken. it's a first glimpse into the spr

but essentially what the prosecution is alleging is that the senator who has served the state of new jersey and the 3rd term and is once the chairman of a powerful, a foreign relations committee. he passed along secrets to the government of egypt through inter lockers one being his wife. and then his wife passing along the secret to a gyptian american businessman, who then pass those messages along to officials in egypt. this was a back and forth over several years, according to prosecutors, and in one case, the prosecutors alleged bit egypt and government wanted the names of everyone that works in the us embassy in cairo. and that menendez provided that information to his wife, whose incentive to the egypt sion american businessman. he then sent it to the gyptian government. now the menendez claims that he is innocent, that he is cleared of any wrong doing. he says he will fight this in the court despite dozens of law makers calling for him to resign, he says he will not resign his senate seat. i should say about all these salacious allegations. the prosecutor say that when they rated his

but essentially what the prosecution is alleging is that the senator who has served the state of new jersey and his 3rd term. and it was once the chairman of the powerful up organizations committee, he passed along secrets to the government of egypt through inter lockers one being his wife. and then his wife passing along the secret to a gyptian american business man who then pass those messages along to officials in egypt. this was a back and forth over several years, according to prosecutors. and in one case, the prosecutors alleged egypt and government wanted the names of everyone that works in the us embassy in cairo. and that menendez provided that information to his wife, whose incentive to the egypt sion american businessman. he then sent it to the gyptian government. the northwest parliament has unanimously voted to enshrine its nuclear program in the countries constitution and move follows. a speech by lady came down into the supreme people's assembly earlier this week, nor crisen vasta to the united nations said his country could be pushed to nuclear war by what he called hostile

but essentially what the prosecution is alleging is that the senator who has served the state of new jersey and his 3rd term. and it was once the chairman of the powerful up organizations committee, he passed along secrets to the government of egypt through inter lockers one being his wife. and then his wife passing along the secret to a gyptian american business man who then pass those messages along to officials in egypt. this was a back and forth over several years, according to prosecutors. and in one case, the prosecutor, so let ship it egypt and government wanted the names of everyone that works in the us embassy and cairo. and that menendez provided that information to his wife, whose incentive to the egypt sion american businessman. he then sent it to the gyptian government reco numbers of a solemn c cuz crossing from mexico into united states president hundreds matter of the piece open the door is quoting for a meeting of farm, and it's just 10 countries across latin america. to discuss migration, mexico's leader says he plans to present to us present job. i knew the original plan

calling the allegations deeply disturbing, the new jersey governor phil phi saying quote, the alleged facts to represent the people of our statetherefore i'm calling for his immediate resignation. and governor murphy is not the only one calling on the senator to resign. other new jersey democratic leaders, emphasis democratic leaders are calling for him to step down and they include the general assembly speaker, but tonight senator menendez saying this in part, it is not lost on me how quickly some are rushing to judge a latino and push him out of his seat. i'm not going anywhere. i want to bring chief ethics lawyer robert painter, so good to see you, and a minnesotaian in particular. robert you know he is facing three federal conspiracy charges. talk the me about how you view the seriousness of these. because the allegations are far emotional your garden variety if there ever was one of kickbacks. >> i agree strongly with congressman dean phillips of mrches who was the first -- minnesota who was the first democrat in congress that senator menendez needs to resign. this is not about partisan politician, this is about corruptio

but essentially what the prosecution is alleging is that the senator who has served the state of new jersey and his 3rd term. and it was once the chairman of the powerful up organizations committee, he passed along secrets to the government of egypt through inter lockers one being his wife. and then his wife passing along the secrets to a gyptian american business man who then pass those messages along to officials in egypt. this was a back and forth over several years, according to prosecutors. and in one case, the prosecutors alleged this, egypt and government wanted the names of everyone that works in the us embassy and tiro, and that menendez provided that information to his wife, whose incentive to the egypt sion american businessman. he then sent it to the gyptian government, an american soldier who had crossed into north korea was back in us custody. also being expelled into china. 23 year old travis king ran across the border from south career in july, while on a good tool. he said to have confessed to illegally intruding into the country. those crew and state media said king claims

but another democrat from the state of new jersey has already stepped up saying that he plans to contest him in the next election. kristin salumi al jazeera new jersey writers and hollywood studios say they've reached a tentative deal that could and destroyed this last have nearly 5 months. thousands of television and film lightest stopped working in may, demanding better pay. greater rewards for successful shows and protection of the word from onto visual intelligence. given it is on to is in new york with more on the deal to support a point out that we actually haven't seen all of the details yet of this tentative agreement. but what we're hearing from various sources is that the writers did get an agreement for increased compensation, particularly when it comes to shows on the streaming platforms streaming becoming wildly popular just in the last few years. now, also a minimum staffing writers had been wanting to get some sort of agreement that there would be some minimum staffing and they have appeared to reach an agreement on that. and also, and this was key. there appears to be som

democrat took bribes worth hundreds of thousands of dollars from three businessmen from his native state of new jerseyption case, according to the data, as a result of the senator accepting rewards in the form of cash gold discounts and luxury cars, it is also alleged that he allegedly provided confidential information to the us authorities, which the head of rosatom alexey secretly helped the egyptian government likhachev today visited the construction site of the russian-hungarian pag-2 nuclear power plant project ; the bulk of the work on the construction of the foundation of new generation power units is to be done. how is the implementation of a large-scale project progressing ? our european correspondent will tell you further, grigorovo is under the future sixth power unit. and a gigantic volume of 1 million cubic meters needs to be removed from the excavation work, the construction progress is inspected by the head of rosatom , alexei likhachev, and the deputy minister of foreign affairs in hungary, levent magyar , the contract has been signed, the issued license has begun, the main stage of co

the state of new jersey and the state of new york said they're sanctuary state.e reaping the rewards, the terrible rewards, of their actions. elizabeth: yeah. i mean, the voters voted them in, right? so that's an issue too. it's a wake-up call. i mean, now we've got billionaire democrat michael bloomberg saying the biden white house is failing here, and democrats are going to pay the price in 2024. and the inspector general for homeland security put out a report basically enumerating that there's something like 70,000 illegal immigrants released into cities and towns every month. >> yep, and more coming. they just want to keep it on coming, you know? we had a hearing today in my subcommittee in judiciary, and we poke about this very issue. -- we spoke about this very issue. and one of the people that we asked questions to was from the democratic side because they always get to have some of their people there. and he said, no, there's been no crime, there's been no problems. we all followed what just recently happened in pennsylvania where an escaped convict origi

: quite something, a stunning indictment against senator robert menendez of new jersey, long-time senator who has served the state of new jersey and these accusations are very, very serious as we had learned earlier. they deal specifically in the first -- there are three counts in this indictment. let me give you a part of the overview here. it says robert menendez, the defendant, senior u.s. senator, i would point out separately and the chairman of the senate foreign relations commission. huge influential position he has served in for several years. so it says that the defendant engaged in corrupt relationships with three new jersey associates and businessmen, hana, uribe and daibes, in which menendez and his wife, nadine, agreed to and did accept hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes in exchange for using menendez' power and influence to properect and en rich these individuals and benefit egypt. he went on to say, damien williams, that there was in this indictment, that menendez provided sensitive u.s. government information to these sources for the benefit of egypt. jonathan turley is watching all of this

this is an opportunity for conservative republican to win in the state of new jersey. ink new jersey has had it. it is been a blue state for a long time i think we are making and roads and people want a real honest broker in the united states senate seat who was really worried about new jersey. worried about taxes. worried about interest rates the high cost of living, inflation, wwhose worried about illegal immigration and the fact that in new jersey our government declared us -- make a democrat, declared us a century state. where are we surprised when folks they were going to go over there they w wanted they are century state. new york city was a sanctuary city same thing. the bottom line is it's time for a change in new jersey. and i think people for the first time in a long time in the state are going to be receptive to that. >> is going to be interesting to see what happens with the case of the indicted senator. new jersey congressman jeff van drew thank you for joining us on the fox report. >> requested good to be with you. >> former president jimmy carter celebrat

of new jersey. >> a lot of democrats i am sure you have seen share the view that he has the assumption of innocence but those in his home statef new jersey say that he told evidence of this indictment means he does not belong in the u.s. senate. do you agree? >> well, keep in mind that these are charges and they have to be proven. there is a presumption of how far it goes will be decided by the senator and the people. of new jersey host: again, that was on the sunday show. it is on the fox news website this morning but senator robert tremendous reportedly claimed his 2024 reelection bid during a press conference monday, his first appearance since the latest indictment. he planned the press conference where he grew up and watched his political career. the 28 rolled school board member -- the 28 will school board member will deliver those remarks at a community college in union city. so look out for that as that plays out during the course of the day. clara from missouri, kansas city, republican line. good morning. you are next. caller: good morning. pater i am also -- pedro, i am also calling about the man with the kentucky fr

disturbing, the new jersey governor phil murphy saying, quote, the alleged facts are so serious that they compromise the ability of senator menendez to effectively represent the people of our statetherefore, i am calling for his immediate resignation, and governor murphy is not the only one calling on the senator to resign. other new jersey democratic leaders emphasis on democratic leaders are calling on him to step down and they include the state's general assembly speaker and the democratic state committee chairman but tonight senator menendez is pushing back on all of those calls to resign saying, this in part, it is not lost on me how quickly some are rushing to judge a latino and push him out of his seat. i am not going anywhere. i want to bring in former chief white house ethics lawyer richard painter. so glad to see you this evening and fellow minnesotan, go, university of minnesota in particular. richard, i have to ask you about these charges. you know he's facing three federal conspiracy charges. talk to me about how you've viewed the seriousness of in these because the allegations are far more than your garden variety if there ever was one of kickbacks. >> well, i agre

says, despite growing calls for him to resign including from members of his own party in the state of new jersey and congress, as well. he also responded to the most salacious piece of evidence in that indictment, the stacks of cash found in his home. >> for 30 years i have withdrawn thousands of dollars in cash from my personal savings account which i have kept for emergencies and because of the history of my family facing confiscation in cuba. this may seem old-fashioned, but these were monies drawn from my personal savings account based on the income that i have lawfully derived over those 30 years. i look forward to addressing other issues at trial. >> cnn's kara scannell, she was at that briefing. that's how he explains the cash. did he explain the gold bars or the mercedes convertible? >> no, he did not explain the gold bars or the mercedes convertible or the other allegations in this indictment. he did try to say that some of his actions and the allegations t that he had received hundreds of thousands of dollars to aid through new jersey businessmen and also to aid the government of egypt

is contextualize him in the state of new jersey politics. >> he's he's a survivor. s been there forever. or he came up through hudson county, which is kind of a bare knuckle political area. and he he the climate to is the difference. there's a democratic governor. so were he to step down in the democratic governor would appoint appoint versus way back when there was a republican governor at times. so the math is a little bit different. >> tracy tully, thanks for your reporting on this. appreciate it . >> one of the star witnesses in the january six hearings says she's, quote, coming out of hiding as she prepares to release a book with new allegations. former trump white house aide cassidy hutchinson sat down for her first tv interview since her testimony with cbs sunday morning. her new book includes a new claim that rudy giuliani groped her, which he denies, says hutchinson is defending her testimony to the january 6th committee, including an anecdote about donald trump allegedly lunging for the steering wheel of his presidential limo when the secret service refused

state democrats. you wrote it sounds like the beginning of a long and nasty political stalemate for a suddenly new jerseyd democratic party. what do you mean by that? bring us into your world here. >> well, new jersey is a state run almost entirely by democrats all levels of government. they have been the party in power many years. this shook the core of the party. menendez has easily won throughout his time in the senate and they stood by him seven years ago when he was charged on corruption charges the first time. something that didn't end up -- he didn't end up getting convicted. this time is different. it took a few hours for democrats to make this decision. a number of top officials in the state came out and said it was final for him to step down. so this has shaken politics in the state. >> and one of your points there, i think that's one of the most interesting things, i mean, this is the second time senator bob menendez has been hit with corruption-related charges it ten years. what is different about the charges this time around where some of those same allies that were standing by him are now s

>> there is an active airport and back areas of the airport itself is under control of the state of new jersey a lot of federal land because we have an airbase and technical center. the bottom of sending them to an area that's classified is mind blowing. dave: you mention a word the temp important word that's overlooked in these conversations, unvented. we know now from our experience in new york city, from other cities the lot of the people being forced to house and feed et cetera have not been vetted. some turn out to be criminals. a case in new york city where of venezuela was arrested six times for violent crimes, released, that's part of new york's problem but a lot of these migrants have not been vetted and might have criminal backgrounds. that's the fear of many of your constituents. >> the fear of a lot of people in this area because we don't know if anything is coming but we don't know who they are, what they are. not having a policy on the border leads to this. there is so much fear and uncertainty in these times. our job is to protect our citizens. dave: some folks are blaming texas

of you don't speak english fantastic. >> new jersey because new jersey is the front on one of these latest skirmishes. in the state of new jersey, the law is with the schools regarding children. if your child at school tells a teacher hey, i have decided to change my pronoun. i'm going to transition. don't tell my parents, the school can't tell the parents. they will not tell the parents, what is going on right now, is the republican lawmakers from ocean county, midstate in new jersey. they want a special session of legislature, to consider a bill requiring schools to tell parents parents would like to know what the kids are doing. they know what they're doing at home but they don't know what they do at school. and three school districts mostly right there, have said hey, that's a problem and the attorney general is suing those three districts. we had to moms on, katrina has three kids karen has two kids, they are from middletown they want a schools to tell them what their children are doing. it seems fair right? this is what they said in the first hour of fox and friends. >> they feel that teachers should not kee

. >> i have never ever, done anything at any time to betray the trust of the people of the state of new jerseyver. >> now, bob menendez has picked up the torch and run with it. menendez is the chair of the senate foreign relations committee and today he was charged with accepting bribes i exchange for influencing foreig relations frickey i'm announcin my office has obtained the thre count indictment. for senator and his wife accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars of bribes. in exchange for senator menende using his power and influence t protect in to enrich those businessmen and disrupt the government of egypt part. >> bribery, fraud and extortion are the counts for it instead o sending the bribes to the maze of shell companies, menendez go gold bars delivered to his house . >> the fbi executed search warrants on the residence and safe-deposit box of senator menendez in new jersey. when they got there, they discovered approximately $500,000 of cash, stuffed into envelopes in closets. some of the cash was stuffed in the senator's jacket pockets. that's not all, agents discovered a lot of gol

jersey is a democratic state. they have elected republicans in the past. it's not out of the realm of possibility his seat could be in danger. there is a lot at stake here for democrats when you have someone in a position of power like menendez when you're dealing with a senate map where the margins are so tight. it's not something that they would want to have to deal with all happening at once. >> as we're coming up past seven minutes past the hour, ryan, any reactions from any lawmakers? >> reporter: no. this indictment has just come down in the last hour. the senate and house are not in session today. we have not had the opportunity to ask many of these lawmakers. we've reached out to many to get a response. you know, i did run into senator menendez yesterday when we were hearing reports that this indictment could come down. i specifically asked him if he was concerned about a potential indictment or had any response. he refused to answer any questions. his spokesperson pointing to past statements saying when this is over, he expected to be vindicated. this is somethin

. >> this is an opportunity for conservative republican to win in the state of new jersey. >> democratic jersey representative andy kemp announced over the weekend he'd run in the senate primary next year. democratic party government it is puts the new jersey seed in play in 2024. unexpected gop when could tip the balance of power. what is already a 51 Ã49 democratic majority. as democrats defend seats and red states like montana and ohio. abby lowell will serve as defense counsel for menendez. he is also the attorney for hunter biden. bret? >> chad on the hill, chad thinking. that's bring in britt hume. could it be brett. >> start h bob menendez. he's been on capitol hill for a long time as new jersey's senior senator.maybe walter had opposed friday which said in the wake of these charges dems want to make strong contrasts with trump on corruption standing behind menendez isn't the way to do that. politically is this a big, big problem? >> i think it's a problem. betsy is really much template. the evidence that was presented with allegations against him were pretty eye-catching with cas

there is a democrat senator in the state of new jersey who had this happen before. he has been indicted. this time it's much more serious with reports of evidence such as nearly half a million dollars in cash in his home. some of it in his clothes with a jacket with his initials on it. a lot of reporting on this so far. the indictment down on friday. gold bars with some of the serial numbers still visible. a lot going on. what will he say to keep his job in the senate? he says he will not back down with this indictment. he will not resign. should he? what should voters expect when his news conference starts, we'll take it live, stay close. ? newday usa can help. veterans have earned a lot of va benefits with their service, but the va home loan benefit is a big one. by using your benefit at newday you can borrow up to 100% of your home's value and take out an average of $70,000. use that money to pay off high rate debt and get back on your feet financially. i'm patriotic kenny. and, hi, i'm amanda. my scooter broke down. i went into a depression. (how do you feel abou

resignation, it reflects a lot of what i've been hearing behind-the-scenes from top democrats, they are concerned about menendez and his political standing in new jersey. it's a statets rely upon to have a senate seat. two of them that are represented by democrats. though it has also been a state where republican ke former governor of new jersey, chris christie, has been able to find some success. he not only can legally survive by politically survive. >> talk to us about the actual indictment, and senator menendez is not convicted of anything at this point. it's just an indictment, it's just charges. >> menendez is being accused of accepting bribes and of taking cash, gold bars, gifts, having a luxury car from egyptian businessmen who are doing business in and around new jersey, some related to a business related to food contracts. he's also being accused of, in some way, assisting the egyptian government in terms of the information he was providing to certain people. menendez is a powerful figure in washington. the chair of the senate foreign relations committee, due to the senate democratic rules, not due to the law, there's no law about this, but due to the rul

if you leave it to the states and like the state of new jersey where governor murphy has signed into ws abortion right up until the moment mf birth. new york, colorado, a number of states have. . . . the newest thing, the abortion pill, which, as you know, kills the child by starvation. that's how it works. its operative impact is by killing a baby by starving him or her to eth tk-fplt that is child vie -- to death. that is child violence and we need to stop it. [applause] >> you have previously introduced legislation, working actually with senator graham in the senate on a pain-capable bill which is, you know when a child -- there's consensus building in this nation, 65% of americans agree when a child can feel pain in the womb, sucks its thumb, that at least that should be a minimum nationwide. but what you're proposing does not say that states cannot go further. it's simply saying that we're not going to be in league with north korea and china, we're going to be a country that at least has a bare minimum of protection, given that we have states like california, new york and new jer

jersey where water was rising saturday afternoon. >> ophelia will continue to impact millions of americans, specifically throughout parts of the northeast into sunday, as the remnants of the storm will continue to affect states like new york, potentially up to maine, according to meteorologists, and even here in the state of new jersey, where on saturday, we saw businesses up and down the iconic border walk, actually shutter and close their doors because of the storm. officials hoping to deter any offi individuals from accessing the coastline here. if you look off in the distance, you can see some of those waves and what it really looked like on saturday here, as authorities do continue to expect these conditions, or at least similar conditions to continue into sunday, but they certainly are hopeful that they won't be as p bad as what we experience earlier in the weekend. >> russia's foreign minister rail against the u.s. and his allies in his speech at the u.n. he levels big accusations against the west, but offers nothing to back them up. we'll have that story ahead. >>> and later, a special delivery from space. a nasa spacecraft is just hours away from delivering samples of an asteroid that could tell sci

am now really honored to yield five minutes to this champion of human rights from the great state of new jersey, mr. smith. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: i thank my good friend for yielding. mr. speaker, the state foreigns on bill under conversation today continues and -- foreign ops bill under conversation today continues pepfar, ensuring that critically needed medicines including anti-retroviral and other life-saving interventions are available to those who need them in africa and elsewhere. special thanks to chairman mario diaz-balart and the committee on appropriations for insisting that the noble purpose of pepfar not to be compromised or undercut by integrating and merging other agendas including and especially the promotion of abortion by massively funding pro-abortion foreign nongovernmental groups and instructing them to repeal pro-life laws. to that end the new state department bill reinstates the protecting life and global health assistance policy. also known as the mexico city policy. sadly upon assuming office, president biden repealed president reagan's old me

christie, of course, former in the great state of new jersey. fter the former president of the united states. >> joe biden, he's completely missing in action from leadership. and do you know who else is missing in action? donald trump is missing in action. he should be on this stage tonight. he should be here explaining his comments to try to say that pro-life protections are somehow a terrible thing. i want him to look into the eyes and tell people who have been fighting this fight for a long time. >> donald trump hides behind the walls of his golf clubs and won't show up here to answer questions like all the rest of us are up here to ena. he put 7 trillion on the debt. [applause] he should be in this room. donald, i know you are watching, you can't help your 1678. i know you are watching, okay? you are not here tonight not because of polls and not because of your indictments. you are not here tonight because you are afraid of being on this stage and defending your record. you are ducking these things. and let me tell you what is going to happen

in my state of new jersey, the governor murphy made the whole state a sanctuary state and, the past week't deal with it. and prompted chris christie said it's easy to talk about being a sanctuary haven and quite another to act on that. and that what seems to be coming to the fore, whether it's mayor adams in new york, or governor hochul in new york state, that that's getting old. >> yeah, and they're understanding what it feels like to have a lot of these migrants, like i said before, in their cities, you know, they're raising alarm bells. they're not only having trouble logistically dealing with this, but they're also having trouble politically as well. i think there could be real political consequences to this and right now the top of the ticket, the biden administration as we head into 2024 is dealing with these twin crises at the border and the uaw strike and both of these in a way lay bare the divide within the democratic party and right now, biden as the incumbent and down ballot, senate, house, state legislature level, they need to be united as much as possible, but i think we're

and so, and so rains in the us of last new york city and new jersey swamping somebody's in grinding slides. officials have dakota, state of emergency, and they've called in the national guard, is alexandra buyers. flash floods, wreaking havoc on america's largest city. more than a month of rain falling in just a few hours on friday, state and local officials, urging people to stay indoors and move to higher ground if possible. and i want to say to new york is uh, this is time for height and alertness and extreme caution. infrastructure was brought to a near standstill in the city of more than 8000000 people. train lines were shut down. major roads submerged and never, ever, never played nearly 18 centimeters of rain fell on some areas. the national guard has been deployed, and multiple people have been rescued from flooded cars and basements. the cities drainage network isn't built for this amount of water and is likely becoming the new normal. this changing weather pattern is the result of climate change. and the sad reality is our climate is changing faster and our infrastructure can respond. it's renewing calls for

senator, including new jersey's governor, phil murphy, as well as congressional lawmakers, congressman dean phillips of minnesota and congressman andy kim from menendez's home statebout which the senator said tonight in a statement, quote, those who believe in justice believe in innocence until proven guilty. i intend to continue to fight for the people of new jersey with the same success i've had for the past five decades. i am not going anywhere. prosecutors are seeking to have menendez forfeit assets including his new jersey home. a 2019 mercedes benz convertible and about $566,000 in cash, gold bars, and funds from another bank account. all told, menendez and high school wife and three businessmen expected to appear in a manhattan court on wednesday to face the music. trace. >> trace: can't wait to hear how this one comes out. kevin corke live for us in dc, kevin thank you. let's bring in princeton university political scientist lauren wright. i don't know lauren, bob menendez also said this, following, quoting here, those behind this campaign simply cannot accept that a first-generation latino american from humble beginnings could rise to be a u.s. senator a

sunday, as the remnants of this storm will continue to affect states like new york, potentially up to maine, according to meteorologists, and even here in the state of new jerseyrday we saw businesses up and down that iconic border walk actually shutter and close their doors payoff the storm if in fact, officials had actually closed off access to the beach section, hoping to deter any individuals from actually accessing some of the coastline here. in fact, if you look off in the distance, you can see some of those windwood waves and what it really looked like on saturday here, as authorities do continue, to expect these conditions or similar conditions to continue into sunday, but they certainly are hopeful that they won't as bad as what we experienced earlier in the weekend. back to you. >>> all right, coming up, a nasa spacecraft is about to make a very special delivery from an asteroid. we'll talk to a nasa physicist about what the sample could tell us about life on earth. stay with us. (woman) what i if my type 2 diabetes tas over? what if all i do isn't enough? (vo) now you can with once-weekly . or what if i can do diabetes differently? mounjaro helps yo

number one thing you have to keep in mind is the last time a republican won a senate race in the state of new jersey 51 years ago, it was all the way back in 1972. this is a state that voted democratic on the presidential election every election since 1992. the idea that menendez would lose a general election seems far fetched to me. more than that, he has won elections before when even as new jersey voters said he lacked high ethical standards. in 2018, 68% of new jersey voters said he lacked high ethical standards. in 2006, 62% said he lacked high ethical standards. the idea we will present new information to voters to say he didn't have the ethical standards to be in the senate, they felt the way they elected him in 2006 and 2018 with that math. if you can't beat him in the general, how about a primary? so let's take a look. before menendez was indicted his standing with new jersey democrats, 58% approved him. that's the majority, right? just 23% disapproved. you had that 19% that didn't know. not too surprising for a senator. it is not like a president so it is not shocking that you had that did

the bottom line, this is an opportunity for conservative republican to win in the state of new jersey. i think new jersey has had it. it has been a blue state for a long time. >> some liberals are trying to make this a moral he quav lancey. thomas has not been charged with wrongdoing. >> martha: second time down the road for bob menendez. we'll see if he can get through. we'll watch the news conference what it happens later this morning. chad, thank you. >> thank you. >> i feel good about where the democrats are and where president biden and vice president harris are. >> bill: that's hillary clinton backing president biden despite some brutal poll numbers. but not all democrats are sounding so confident. we'll get to that and more coming up. >> martha: the movie studios and writers striking a tentative deal to end the nearly five-month strike. with union members ratify it? >> bill: t-swifty good luck for the kansas city chiefs. why her appearance had fans in a frenzy, huh? >> i heard she was in the house. i think he wanted to get in the end zone as much as all the swifties wanted him

while she is not a citizen, she is a resident of the state of new jersey. graduate student at princeton university. and more importantly, and i will point to the fact that as the u.s. government provides aid to the iraqi government, that funds the organization that kidnaped her. so the fact that the u.s. tax dollars, the taxes i pay and you and every one of the viewers is paying is going to fund the people who kidnaped my sister. amna: she was there doing work as part of her degree at princeton. it was reviewed by princeton in advance, approved by princeton in advance. what have your conversations been like with them so far? >> unfortunately, they've been very frustrating. i expected princeton to be a strong ally of mine and help get my sister back. but in fact, what they have done is treated mainly as a pr problem. i was passed from one administrative person to another. princeton had started this whisper campaign in which the israeli and u.s. governments were told that, which is untrue, that she was there on her own. and all of that is deeply damaging to m

senator robert menendez, the senior senator from the state of new jersey and his wife nadine with briberyonnection with their corrupt relationship of three businessmen out of new jersey. that's about it now. it would be the second time menendez has been indicted. he stood trial several years ago that ended in a mistrial. the new jersey democrat up for re-election next year that could be interesting. democratic states. you wonder it could change hands and parties in a re-election. right now menendez is facing a press conference, perhaps later today. on behalf of the feds that will give us a bit more information as to what's going down here. what have you got here? damian williams from the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york and james smith. >> dana: six years ago he had a trial in a different corruption case that ended in a hung jury. he is no stranger to these allegations. he beat them one time. this one is a little different. it even involved gold bars, you know. a little bit brazen. of course, he will have his day in court. the southern district of new york said we're on

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