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house majority leader steve scalise from state state of louisiana.le, but i want to talk you to about china staff,. i understand it one key issue is can we not give chinese the benefits of our electric vehicle tax credits, americans don't really want the benefits of the ev tax credits either, maybe we should get rid of whole misnamed inflation reduction act, no ev tax credit should go in anyway to china. is one of your key points, can you help us on that. >> it will be a busy week, like you said, confronting so many of the threats that china poses. the bill you are talking about you know, about a 7500 dollar tax credit for every electric vehicle, over 90% of battery are made in china. this bill would prohibit it from countries that basically are threats to united states, there are 4 of them that are listed. china, no north korea, iran and russia, you have billions, tens of billions of our taxpayer dollars going to china. this bill stops that from happening. there is a number of other bills in china, through ccprogram control entities -- ccpr ccp cont

somebody that worked on capitol hill in 2017 i was instantly reminded of the horrific shooting of steve scalisest americans don't have private security. you are visible public figures. what are your reactions? >> i was in the capitol when the news broke you could see it on the faces of the capitol police officers as they were receiving the news as well. you never have had so many thoughts and feelings run through you and at the same time simultaneously be at a loss for words. absolutely the hand of god was on president trump. us light breeze, tilt to the head it could have been a completely different story. i think we can all agree it was an absolute catastrophic failure on the part of the fbi and secret service. i know in the coming weeks our respective committees will be going through having the secret service, fbi, homeland security come forward and really find out where this failure, multiple failures came down. i honestly cannot say enough about the people that were there. being the wife of the first responder my husband is a medic and firefighter and the fact that we lost a fire chief who

one of his female colleagues in the bottom of a bunker as a madman attempted to kill m people steve scaliseill carry those wounds the rest of his life. i do not remember the outrage. but, we have gone through this before as a country. it was not a pleasant. everyone who is alive of november 1963 knew about the new spirit every winter was april 4 of 1968. in six weeks later when robert kennedy was killed. how gerald ford was shot with an attempted assassination in california 18 days apart. it was 6 feet away from him. we all remember george corley or wallace not too many miles from here in suburban maryland getting shot five times and ran for president democratic primary 1972 and came within 1.8% of the popular vote that a guy who won the nomination, george mcgovern. and two months after outside the washington hilton. not just the violence and that our political leaders but 18 month period in 1972 and 732500 domestic bombings in the united states by radicals aiming to disrupt the war. we have been through this. what happened is required the country to try to find a way to come together and t

also, the leader of the republicans in the house of representatives, steve scalise, who said that heot familiar with zelenskyi's plans to fly to... i suggest you listen to what the republican leaders told me. do you plan to meet with zelenskyi on thursday and what do you expect from this meeting? i don't think we will be in town on thursday, our meeting schedule has changed, everything is very fluid. a hurricane is approaching on the coast of the gulf of mexico. a lot of us will drive away, people come home because of it. so i'm not sure yet. i was not informed about this visit. washington. so, in general, expectations were divided, as is often the case along party lines, so if the democrats i spoke with claim that they would be happy to see zelenskyi, they are not sure what will be able to meet with him due to this change in the work of the executive branch, but they believe that even zelensky's visit to washington is already a good sign of strengthening and continuing washington's cooperation with kyiv. at the same time, some republicans with whom i spoke criticized his visit and e

what it is female colleagues in the bottom of a bunker as as a mn attempted to kill people and steve scalise will carry those wounds the rest of his life. there remember the outrage. but we've gone through this before as a country, and it wasn't a pleasant type or anybody who's life in november 1963 knows when they heard about the news. everybody remembers april 4 of taking 68 and six weeks later when robert kennedy is killed and gerald ford was shot, attempted assassination in california, 18 days apart and thank god the gun misfire because she was 16 away from him. we all remember, you know, george corley wallace not to mis-a in suburban maryland getting shot at times when he ran for president of the democratic primary in 1972 and came within 1.8% and a popular vote of the guy who won the nomination george mcgovern. two months after he got inaugurated ronald reagan being shot in this town outside the washington hilton. and not just of violence and that our political leaders but in 18 months in 1972 and 73 there were 2500 domestic bombings in the united states by radicals on the left aiming

you also had the shooting of steve scalise just a few years ago. you've had january 6, obviously. the fact is that both sides and both sides feel and bitter and entitled to their angry. you saw that from j.d vance last night and democrats have said from day we didn't go that she feels that, hey, trump was the one that lit this fire or at least stokes and pours gasoline on it. and as a result, were basically just in this sort of cyclone where everything gets hotter and hotter and hotter. >> i mean david, the bottom line is this is a trump era thing yeah, it's started it started with the trump era, right? it started with people. >> it's actually not true. it's it got pretty bad under barak obama, if you are black versus couch. >> okay, kara, i'm i'm not i can't say assassinations, attacks against cheering for you if i can in 1972, there was like five domestic bombings a day from 19 months had, more violent periods in our life. yeah. >> of course, yeah, we had the civil war, we had the race riots in the 60s. we had vietnam people got shot at campuses. i mean, it's been around for qui

we have seen this multiple times, you sort nancy pelosi's husband attacked, a republican leader steve scalisell field more than a decade ago and so, sadly, with american being so divided that this is one of the consequences of that —— americans. figs of that -- americans. as always. _ of that -- americans. as always. good _ of that -- americans. as always, good to - of that —— americans. as always, good to get your thoughts, thank you forjoining us. daniel lippman, white house and washington reporter at politico. barry donadio, a former secret service agent who worked in the white house protecting president bush and president obama. good to see you. there were so much criticism of the secret service after the first assassination attempt in pennsylvania. they've been widely praised today's, though, for their actions. what are your thoughts on how they operated today and their actions?— operated today and their actions? , ., . , operated today and their actions? , . . , ., actions? they did exactly what they were _ actions? they did exactly what they were supposed _ actions? they did exactly wha

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when steve scalise was shot, that individual was left theist, shot a congressman with an sks. i find that strange. we have shooter in pennen approximate, we don't know what his politics were, we have not been told anything from the fbi. he used an ar-15. we have this individual using same type of gun as individual who shot up the congressional baseball game within 400 yards. all these individuals, at least two of them are far left individuals. many school shooters that have killed children in schools have been transgender, confused by the left's grooming policies in school. there is major issue that everybody is missing because they are trying to be politically correct. that is the fact left is a national security threat, these types of actions are not being taken because this guy does not like trump, it is basis in which he doesn't like trump. because trump did not support some of his leftivst ideas. these perimeters are never secured. it is local law enforcement's fault and secret service fault but these individuals are being allowed to get within mass effective range of wea

in 2017, a bernie sanders supporter that shot steve scalise.'t -- this can't continue to go on. yet they still call him hitler. >> harold: right. i don't blame democrats for this. i don't assume you guys are either. we have reached a terrible point. if we want to talk to politics, the guy that did this, that tried to do this to president trump and is under arrest may have voted for president trump in 2016. i hear everything. i don't want to get into the back and fortht jesse, we talk about what happened with previous presidents. president gerald ford, there were multiple attempts on his life. president reagan was shot. that's no excuse or justification for what we're dealing with today. we have to put some of this in context. violence has been a part of our politics for -- even robert f. kennedy jr. was shot and killed at a rally, which looked like he was rallying to be the nominee of the democratic party. this is no justification or excuse for any of it. i applaud law enforcement. there's so many efforts to harm our country and to harm preside

reasoning of this piece but we have all covered the cases involving rand paul and lee zeldin and steve scaliseappens on both sides of the aisle, but i don't get telling a presidential contender, former president who almost got shot in the head that he shouldn't be talking about it. he did get shot, yeah. >> judge jeanine: greg, what do you want to say? >> greg: i don't think it happens on both sides of the aisle, actually. >> shannon: just meeting there was the gaby gifford shooting andy paul pelosi. >> greg: we don't tell people to shut up. it feels like blaming the victim, silencing the victim. imagine this in another arena, and please don't talk about your sexual assault because he will only be asking for more of it. he would not hear that. you would be attacked for that i justifiably so. this isn't new. the media used this strategy with the george floyd riots. they tried to silence the outrage over the looting and arson by claiming that the outrage would further racism and oppression. if you kept talking about your neighborhood being trashed, well, you are stoking racism against the people

and steve scalise pointed this out it said if you look at their budget since 2017 we have increased iteir own request every single year. clearly they have gotten more money. it's about allocation. well their primary role is to protect the president and the presidential candidates and obviously in this case we see they failed. last night ron desantis gave us an update on his own investigation in florida which will, we hope, yield more answers than we have been getting from the feds. are the feds being cooperative with your investigation? are you concerned that you're not getting the information you need? >> no. they are not being cooperative. yes, i am concerned. i mean, for example, we were rebuffed. our investigators were rebuffed just going to the fence line. outside of trump international golf club. hopefully that tune will change. can i tell you right now, laura, we have not gotten a lot of receptive response. >> laura: joining us now charles marino, former secret service special agent and author of terrorists on the border and in our country. charles, do you think the secret servi

. >> and i don't know what's going on in louisiana, rev, but steve scalise once described himself, andut the baggage. that's a guy who's very high up in the republican party. let me let you listen to senator john kennedy lashing out in a hate crime hearing also in louisiana. >> let me ask you one more time. you support hamas, don't you? you support hamas, don't you? >> sir. >> please. >> i think it's exceptionally disappointing that you're looking at an arab american witness before you and saying you support hamas. >> you know what's disappointing to me? you cannot bring yourself to say you don't support anra, you don't support hamas. you should hide your head in a bag. >> i don't even know where to go. i don't even know who is more racist, clay higgins or that guy, kennedy. john kennedy. >> i think that what is really telling is none of these people have been denounced by the rnc, the republican national committee. none of them have been denounced by donald trump. and all you have to do is reverse it. if you had someone in the democratic party that was saying that about any race of pe

before we get into finances i know you were injured alongside the majority leader steve scalise in 2017the shooting there. your reaction to all that's taken place here? >> well, we see what happens with president trump, for us, it goes back to baseball shooting also and what you go through and how you need protection and i think the idea of not giving president trump the same protection as the current president, i mean, irregardless of whether it's current or former, he's probably the most watched person in the world and he needs protection. so i hope they come to a solution there because all of us need a certain amount of protection, certainly the president and former presidents need what they need and he needs a lot. maria: and they need what they need but we also need answer as a far as how this is happening and why it us is that the secret service in fact did not do a sweep of the primm -- perimetere would be gunmen have been able to get so close to president trump. have you been able to get answers from alejandro mayorkas who is overseeing all of this. >> nobody's -- as far as i kn

immediately afterwards after i cast my vote, i was kicked off the team by steve scalise. that was the penalty i paid, but it was worth it because we were making the institution better. and in powered josh to stand with nancy and say we are going to do this. >> and that election by the way, if kevin had been made speaker two years before some of us had that same discussion with kevin that we were going to be sticking on rules changes that he was going to have to agree to if he was going to expect our votes for -- our votes for speaker. and josh to his credit did exactly with that with nancy. of course kevin reversed himself because he threw in the towel to the exotics. >> there are rules and there are rules. there are the rules of the house where you could have exercised your authority. there are also the rules every day that are the rules by which legislation is brought before the house. if the problem solvers or whatever you want to call yourself, if a caucus of 25 dems and 25 republicans said as a matter of our policy, we will never vote for close rules unless you have

. >> will meantime, house majority leader steve scalise says minor changes are made to a bill that would mandate that both kamala harris and trump received the same level of secret service protection as president joe biden. >> he said the goal is to put the measure on the floor this week cnn's randi kaye has more now from palm beach county, florida next time donald trump hits the links, there may be substantially more security around him. that's what acting secret service director ronald rowe told trump this week, according to three people familiar with the meeting rowe told trump there were concerns about securing his private courses given the large amounts of space and proximity to public roads, sources said the state of florida has jurisdiction over the most serious straightforward offense, which is attempted murder. >> this as florida governor ron desantis adds his name to the dueling investigations into the apparent attempt on former president donald trump trump's life, a staunch trump ally, the republican governor, announced a state probe and injected politics into the investigatio

meant to set limits on chinese companies in evs, batteries, drones, among other things spoke with steve scalise the focus on china and the ccp is partially a response to escalating behavior from china's government >> china's gotten more aggressive, and i think their aggression has really sparked a lot more interest in confronting what they're doing and so, you know, we surely don't want to be flat-footed, and i think for a few years, america was flat-footed to that threat that china poses. >> one bill is raising concerns among asian american lawmakers a measure that would bring back an espionage program the department of justice, and that program was criticized for targeting foreigners melissa? >> emily, how unusual is it for legislation to actually target specific companies because it seems like it's been happening specifically with chinese companies, whether it be tiktok or this bill, which actually names the companies which pharmaceutical companies would have to, you know, limit their dealings with. >> melissa, it's really not common, in fact, by naming some of these companies, it does risk

for his incredible racist remarks about haitians, steve scalise objected to it.rward with that censorship and i think the most important part of clay higgins' ability was at the end. you thugs better get your mind right and get out of this country by january 20th which is a reference to the great deplacement theory. against mass deportation that trump is talking about. as well as project 2025. talking about removing legal immigrants from this country. >> you know, you bring up, congresswoman, project 2025, and i want to pull up this piece from the "huffington post." we've talked a lot about 2025 what it's going to mean for government employees and what it is going to mean for abortion and what it's going to mean for immigration. there's stuff so deep and technical in the pages of this document that as the "huffington post" says, it's a good time to revisit what project 2025 would mean for hurricane forecasts as we watch our fellow americans in georgia, in pennsylvania, in florida, in tennessee, reel from helene. project 2025 calls for a future republican administ

house speaker mike johnson, house majority whip, steve scalise and republican conference chair elise stefanik issued a joint statement calling us well as a puppet of the iranian regime. there were also statements from president biden, vice president kamala harris calling this a measure of justice for the victims, the families of victims of belo's attacks. joining me now, cnn white house reporter kamala to shallows, we know that defense secretary austin spoke with israeli defense minister on saturday do we know what the u.s position is on israel's potential incursion on the ground into israel, but also on us force, force posture in the region well, jim, us officials say that they fully believe that israel is within its right to defend itself against terrorist organizations. >> but they also stressed the need for a ceasefire ceasefire deal in order to de-escalate the tensions in this region. now, just yesterday, president biden put out a statement, and this is what he had to say. he said ultimately our aim is to de-escalate the ongoing conflicts in both gaza and lebanon do diplomatic m

we met with the legislative leaders, when we met with steve scalise, it was clear it would be beneficial for him on the republican side to hear from the business community. on the democratic side, it is important for democrats to hear from the labor community, that this is an issue that all of us need to be involved in. any questions or additions if you think there might be other technical assistance that you would like for us to organize as a task force that would help you do your work in your cities? please just let us know. anybody? yes? >> i had a quick suggestion for next year in d.c. so we are not doing two trips. they have one of the highest rates of homelessness, a whole equity issue. i think it would save us all a trip or get more people there. mayor bass: we will tell mayor bauer week -- mayor bowser we are going to descend upon her. ethic that is a great idea. we could make it a little longer , where we focus one day locally and then the next day, on the hill. we could certainly do that if people are interested. i would be happy to organize it. i'm sure folks who work with me

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steve scalise b jim jordan, but the people aligned with jordan prevented him successfully from becoming the speaker. so they used their leverage to try to affect outcomes that they cannot obtain through the democratic process. in the leaders, frankly, need to stop it and do what they did with the ukraine bill. put the bill on the floor and let congress work. >> the only charge the discharge petition worked was twice. both times the speaker had to go along with it. >> he did not publicly. >> campaign-finance reform. >> bush wanted it. so how do you get this tool more in use? because it takes some nerve courage to sign it. >> we have been talking a lot about the house. we have three former senators here who come from different worlds, so to speak. >> the american people have chosen this government. it is not that someone showed up who was not chosen. they won elections. so you can make a pretty good case that the american people have chosen dysfunction. not because they went to about box and said this is what i want. but they did not know exactly what they were going to get. let me get ba

same level level of secret service protection as the sitting president, house majority leader steve scalise said he expects the vote to be unanimous. the legislation comes after donald trump faced two apparent assassination attempts in just two months for the second time in four years, people would a judge playing the gop vice presidential candidate in debate prep sources tell cnn that transportation secretary is standing in as j.d. vance to help tim walz rehearse buttigieg also played mike pence in debate sessions with kamala harris during the 2020 election cycle all right, now this kamala harris's campaign getting another boost from some of the biggest names in hollywood please welcome kamala for winfrey, hosting me, vice president for a town hall, live-streamed event last in michigan, last night, gallery of hollywood stars joined remotely. >> they included meryl streep, chris rock, jennifer lopez, harris was onstage for over an hour and she spoke about the moment it became clear, she was taking over the ticket it felt like avail dropped and you sort of stepped through that veil. >> did t

safety of the candidates after two apparent attempts on donald trump's life house majority leader steve scalise, telling reporters they hope to bring legislation to the floor this week a kentucky sheriff charged with first-degree murder her in the death of a judge. police say the sheriff shot the judge inside the judge's chambers after an argument the sheriff turned himself in georgia's state election board is considering a slate of changes to election processes. just weeks before the november election. the board is debating 11 rule changes flooding requiring hand counting of ballots for every day of advanced voting. >> georgia's republican secretary of state says, it's too late to make a change. >> now we're too close to the election with 50 days out before we have our election fact, we're really just three weeks before we start early voting and it's just too late. in the cycle a meeting on the changes set to happen in just a few hours if approved, they'd go into effect on october 14 early voting begins the next day. our time now for weather still feels like summer in parts of the u.s. >> but

what it is female colleagues in the bottom of a bunker as as a mn attempted to kill people and steve scalise will carry those wounds the rest of his life. there remember the outrage. but we've gone through this before as a country, and it wasn't a pleasant type or anybody who's life in november 1963 knows when they heard about the news. everybody remembers april 4 of taking 68 and six weeks later when robert kennedy is killed and gerald ford was shot, attempted assassination in california, 18 days apart and thank god the gun misfire because she was 16 away from him. we all remember, you know, george corley wallace not to mis-a in suburban maryland getting shot at times when he ran for president of the democratic primary in 1972 and came within 1.8% and a popular vote of the guy who won the nomination george mcgovern. two months after he got inaugurated ronald reagan being shot in this town outside the washington hilton. and not just of violence and that our political leaders but in 18 months in 1972 and 73 there were 2500 domestic bombings in the united states by radicals on the left aiming

house majority leader steve scalise says minor changes are being made to a bill that would mandate that both harris and trump received the same level of security service protection as president joe biden. he said the goal is to put the measure on the floor this week. meanwhile, the fbi searching the suspect's home in hawaii cnn's kyung lah has details on the investigation federal agents entered ryan routes home in hawaii, executing court authorized search warrants, trying to piece together how a man described as delusional obsessed with national and global politics would cross the ocean the continental us, and allegedly attempt to kill a former president. >> neighbors who saw ruth just weeks ago, didn't see immediate signs never said a word nothing, no trump, no nothing never raised his voice, never, never seen him mad. >> but routes, criminal history does reveal a decade's long history with law enforcement dating back to the late 1990s in april 2000 to ruth was arrested and later convicted for possessing an explosive, described in court, right? records as a binary explosive device with

house democrats body motion to censure the congressmen with this objection from majority leader steve scalise for what purposes, gentleman from louisiana seek recognition first of all, the tweet has been deleted already in remove, but i object to what is to the motion and if we wanted to spend every kind of animals on the other side, we'll be happy to do. >> i don't know. man has not been recognized let's ensure motion has been pushed back until after the election. now, clay higgins, language might surprise you, but it's difficult to figure out the source of his inspiration about haitians eating their pets in springfield. >> they're eating the dogs, the people that came in, they're eating the cats. they're eating, they're eating the pets of the people that live there of course, no evidence that has been debunked. but again these are not original ideas, congressman higgins is coming up with, like when he said they better get their assets out of the country, we all know where that came from two do you think springfield will ever be the same? i don't think the fact is and i'll say it now you hav

i'll never forget my friend jeff flake coming back to the capital splattered in the blood of steve scalise, who had been shot and nearly killed in an incident here in washington governor gretchen whitmer was the target of a kidnapping and intended assassination attempt speaker pelosi, her husband was attacked at home and hit with a hammer. so hard and that nearly killed him so in the brief time, i guess not so brief, 14 years that i've been in congress. there have been too many close calls and too many incidents of potential political violence here in our country. and i think we've had too many close calls and that's why we need to both tone down the rhetoric of this campaign and provide greater resources to those who are productive. >> sandra chris coons. thank you. >> thank you. >> up next, the governor of ohio and what he makes of trump's running mate igniting false claims about haitian migrants and his state knows. >> how to put the heart and your local community evan, you have no savings, right might he's got the first debit card money is a party of community, so your bank should be t

saying bernie sanders is the reason why that one guy walked onto a baseball field and shot at steve scalise and number of members of congress as much i'm just saying that the deranged individual on sunday was showing up at a golf course necessarily because of the language coming out of kamala harris. now, there is a need to cool down the rhetoric across the board. i think that's important, but if we're going to say that and we should also back it up, including potentially on this air, i will say polling politically speaking, and taking the politics of this, which i hate to even say, but we are 48 days or so away from a campaign. the reason you're seeing donald trump and j.d. vance speak about this. is not even speaking to their base, but channelling the anger of their base and if you go back to 2015, 2016, you have millions of voters who feel like they have actually been under attack verbally on network air, usually a different network every single night because of who they support and what they believe when they are told that should they support donald trump, they are a threat to democracy

. >> and steve scalise pointed this out.h he said if you look at their budgets since 2017, we've increaseavincread over their own request every single year. monen more. tey've gotte it's about allocation. well, their primar ry role is tn protect the president and the presidential candidate s. and obviously in this case, weve see they failed night. ron desantis gave us an update on his own investigation in florida, which will, wee hope yield more answers and we've been getting from the feds is are the fedsyo being cooperative with your investigation? are you concerned that you're not getting the information you need coo? were >> no, they're not being cooperative. yes, i am concerned. i mean, for examplrebuffede, wec rebuffed. our investigators were rebuffed. just going tlineo fence line outside of trump international golf club. hopefullpefully une willy tune . but i can tell you right now, laura, we have not gotten a lot of receptive, receptive response. >> joining us now, charles marino, former secret specl and authorservic

steve scalise himself greatly injured. we saw paul pelosi attacked in his own home and then notably, former president trump mocking repeatedly that very attack. we've seen threats on judges, on prosecutors, harassment and threats made to election officials. we watched gretchen whitmer, a kidnapping plot, in which nine men were convicted for that plot. that plot was squashed. donald trump who was the president at the time, he called it a fake plot. we watched 140 police officers on the capitol grounds be beaten and calls for those attackers to be pardoned. now we have watched the former president of the united states have two attempts on his life. what does that tell us here? it's exactly what reporting bears out over these last weeks, months, and years. america is increasingly turning toward violence at this moment. a volatility out of a belief among some individuals of this country that violence is the answer to our country's instability. nicole? >> vaughn himyard has named every incident that i've jotted down on my list.