representative tom suozzi! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> jordan: a lot of suozzi heads tonight.per, not for suozzi. >> jordan: i didn't want to say it. we share the love that is here. you have a lot on your plate. monday is the inauguration. >> oh, my gosh. [laughter] i will be there. >> jordan: you are not going to storm the capitol? >> they did that already. >> jordan: did the democrats meet together whether you will try to stop it? >> we will be there. we can't stop it. >> jordan: you can't stop the proceedings. maybe if you worked a little bit harder during the election, you could have. i am just spit-balling here. >> just rub it in, jordan. >> jordan: i'm curious, you wrote an op-ed a few weeks ago, essentially, democrats should meet trump halfway rather than be a party of no. for you, i'm curious, does that mean 7.5 million deportations instead of 15 million deportations? how does one meet the republicans halfway? >> you've got to resist when it's appropriate. when he was the president before, we resisted, i resisted, when he wanted to get rid of the affordable care act. y

suozzi. rep. suozzi: thank you so much for sticking around, it's been cold in here, it's a little warmer now. thank you for being here. first i want to note something noted earlier by one of my colleagues who said steve bannon, who is very much affiliated with republicans these days, is saying we should increase taxes on the wealthy, increased taxes on corporations to pay for tax cuts for the middle class. just wanted to point out that is happening with some of your big supporters, jason. ok. i'm here to talk about -- one thing i've learned since i've been in congress, i guess we all know this but i've really learned it in congress and talking to collects is how different it is for different people in different parts of the country, in different states in different neighborhoods. people's incomes are different in different parts of the country but so is there cost-of-living and so is your property taxes and income taxes. it's a big difference. mr. moran, the average income in his district is $61,0

suozzi of new york. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to 10 u.s.c. 4555-a and the order of the house of january 3, twrieive, of the following -- 2025, of the following members on the part of the house to the board of visitors to the united states military academy. the clerk: mr. womack of arkansas. mrs. bice of oklahoma. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment, pursuant to 10 u.s.c. 8468-a and the order of the house of january 3, 2025, of the following members on the part of the house to the board

suozzi: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to first start by congratulating you and our fellow colleagues for taking the oath of office today. this marks a new opportunity for us as democrats and republicans to work together on behalf of the american people. mr. speaker, i rise in support of the amendment to the current rules package, to include the lowering drug cost for american families act, which would bring down the cost of prescription drugs for all americans. mr. speaker, prescription drugs are too expensive. to quote president-elect trump from january of 2017 when speaking about the pharmaceutical drug companies, he said, these guys are getting away with murder. he supported, as does the lowering drug costs for american families, drug price negotiations in order to save money for american working families. this should not be a republican or a democratic issue. in fact, it should be the first thing in this congress that unites us together to solve problems for the american people. this amendment is a commonsense

i won by 11000 which means 20000 people had devoted for donald trump and tom suozzi together, they wantn't think it was a mandate for one-party rule but it's a mandate to address the border and adjust the economy and address inflation. this could be a big fight in the republican party over the tax bill, the only thing were to get something done my way or the highway in the get it done or we work together across party lines find common ground. maria: you want to feel like you're working together then you hear what were hearing from chuck schumer he wanted to trade the confirmation hearing this morning in the coming weeks into a circus. >> is falling on deaf ears the idea that republicans dominated in the last election cycle. i get it we have a small margin in the house. president trump certainly over performed in areas that no one ever anticipated in. if you are an elected official, in washington, d.c., that hasn't sucking in and you are in big trouble. there is a lot of things. and there's a lot of things that are changing. under consideration any piece of legislation you have to bounce

joining us are new york representatives tom suozzi a democrat and republican nicole malliotakis.discussions with the president-elect about salt and taxes but, first, how as both parties you look at fires and looking at the finance situation that you are looking at how you deal with that. first to you, congressman. >> i think it's important for us to remember that wildfires, any disaster doesn't discriminate against between democrats or republicans. and we have got work together to try help these people going through these desperate times there are disasters all other the country at different times throughout our history. nicole and i know it. we went through it in new york after 9/11. we need democrats and republicans to hang together to help people in their most desperate time. >> does it change the balance? does it change the finance thinking as you head into this looking to cut things and you have got this massive disaster in california? >> i think we always need to recognize that something tragic can happen it happened after september 11th, it happened after hurricane sandy.

that's good for america, says suozzi. so let's make our shared that our shared agenda in 2025.what do you think about that? he says you should find ways to work with trump. >> well, i don't disagree. i think a lot of the bills that i've had passed personally has been they've been passed with republican support. and so i think where president trump is concerned about job creation, where he's concerned about border security and national security, i think there are ways in which we can work together. in a strategy that will help our collective districts, that will help fellow americans, that will encourage economic stimulation, that will encourage job growth, that will keep our borders safe, but not in a way that will inflame existing hostilities between groups and entities that otherwise should be working together around the clock. look, democrats aren't in unison. we have different caucuses with regional concerns. we have different groups like the congressional black caucus, which i'm a member of the hispanic caucus, aapi, and so many groups. also the progressive caucus as well

suozzi: thank you, mr. speaker.i want to first start by congratulating you and our fellow colleagues for taking the oath of office today. this marks a new opportunity for us as democrats and republicans to work together on behalf of the american people. mr. speaker, i rise in support of the amendment to the current rules package, to include the lowering drug cost for american families act, which would bring down the cost of prescription drugs for all americans. mr. speaker, prescription drugs are too expensive. to quote president-elect trump from january of 2017 when speaking about the pharmaceutical drug companies, he said, these guys are getting away with murder. he supported, as does the lowering drug costs for american families, drug price negotiations in order to save money for american working families. this should not be a republican or a democratic issue. in fact, it should be the first thing in this congress that unites us together to solve problems for the american people. this amendment is a commonsense p

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there are a bunch of them, like tom suozzi, pat ryan, who are out there having this conversation. >>don't think so. john fetterman is not in trouble with the media, he is in trouble with a few huge left-leaning accounts -- >> greg: they are not that b bad. jessica, bashing "the view." >> jessica: i still think everyone needs to continue apologizing for the crappy stuff you said about fetterman when he was in "vegetable." everybody, more people than just you. he was elected to represent people in a state that also voted for donald trump. and i am a firm believer, you always take the meeting, you take the opportunity, you go and you talk about what you see at home. he said in the interview, people have the starting rumors he is gone to become a republican. there were people on the right saying rumor is there is a big defection next week. he said i'm not going to become a republican. i would make a terrible republican. pro choice, pro strong immigration, pro lgbtq peered leave people alone to cope and manage, especially when they represent in people who like the other guy in the selecti

suozzi of new york. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to 10 u.s.c. 4555-a and the order of the house of january 3, twrieive, of the following -- 2025, of the following members on the part of the house to the board of visitors to the united states military academy. the clerk: mr. womack of arkansas. mrs. bice of oklahoma. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment, pursuant to 10 u.s.c. 8468-a and the order of the house of january 3, 2025, of the following members on the part of the house to the board of visitors to the united states naval academy. the clerk: mr. ellzey of texas. mr. franklin of florida. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 13 of rule 1, the house stands adjourned until 11:00 a.m. on tuesday, january 28, 2025. host: that was the gavel. that was just a very short pro forma session in the house. we are back with you on "washington journal." we are joined now by dean ball, a research fellow at the george mason u

the democrats have something they can look to in him or in a tom suozzi, who is from upstate new york can do something. because who else said democrats are too quick to overreact to things that republicans do? your favorite. alexandria ocasio-cortez. she says maybe we should rethink that. good idea. >> greg: harold. i would say in your face, but i'm going to give you a shot here. dana brings up a good point about fetty. he seems like you're only bet for 2028 if you don't enter the race. >> harold: you think about it, he was not a favorite of some, and he has become a favorite because i think he continues to learn and evolve as a legislator. i would to a couple of things. trump's transition, remember, reagan had one heck of a transition because you had hostages in the middle east and the hostages were released shortly thereafter. most presidents have many for transitions. this one is interesting because both chambers have gone republican. the house did not go republican. only a 2-seat majority or 1-seat majority, once these special elections happen, still going, to be narrow. i would h

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do you agree with congressman suozzi americans need a new approach for president trump?well, look, i think it's clear whenever we can get things done in a bipartisan way, we try to do it. that's the best way to go. it creates programs that are long-lasting and very popular. so back in tent 21-'22, when we had the most successful session of the senate of the congress in decades, seven of the eight major bills were done in a bipartisan way. so we always look for bipartisan cooperation and would welcome the ability. on the other hand, when there are things that we can't agree with, for instance, tax breaks for the wealthiest of americans paid for, as many republicans have suggested, by cuts in social security and in medicare and making it harder for new families to buy their first home, they're going to have to go through us. we're going to oppose those kinds of things very, very rigorously. so i think we will be bipartisan when we can, but we also when they're trying to do things, our republican colleagues that are so bad for working people, we'll oppose them. >> leader sc

democratic congressman tom suozzi of new york. york times," let's try something different in how we deal with trump. in it he writes in part this. as a democratic member of congress, i know my party will be tempted to hold fast against mr. trump at every turn, uniting against his bills, blocking his nominees, and grinding the machinery of the house and the senate to a halt. that would be a mistake, he writes. only by working together to find compromise on parts of the president-elect's agenda could we make progress for americans clearly demanding change in the economy, immigration, crime, and other top issues. he continues. this time in history is both a warning and an opportunity. my newsoms year's resolution, t extremism, embrace common sense and keep building relationships with republicans and democrats to get that done. congressman, let's dive in a little bit more. let me ask you this first. what do you say to members of your party who experience the four years of donald trump, then his post-presidency, and very much view him

i want to bring in my political sources tonight, democratic congressman tom suozzi of new york and kevinadden, a former senior adviser to mitt romney. congressman, what do you make of of the former first lady deciding she's not going to to attend the inauguration? as people are looking into who was there and who wasn't? and there's been a lot of outrage over this from some people. but, i mean, trump himself did not attend the inauguration famously last year. >> yeah, i mean, i she doesn't want to go. >> i mean, maybe she's enjoying her time that she's spending wherever she is, or maybe she doesn't want to be there. >> you know, i wouldn't read too much into it. i mean, it's the same as you said in your opening. she didn't go to the carter funeral either. so, i mean, she does want to go. >> do you do you see it as a statement yourself? no. the absence. >> i don't either. >> yeah, i think i think the congressman is right. i mean, if you talk to republicans, democrats, anybody who has had any interactions with michelle obama, she does not really love this stuff. the politics. >> she doesn't

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guillen who defeated esposito will fight for a second term while fellow democratic represent of tom suozzild also face another close race districts north of new york city were republican mike waller -- and democrat josh riley ousted -- also in charge of category described as blue dogs and rural democrats saying representative jared golden of maine and marie perez of washington state proved they could succeed in a public and leaning territories although both can expect to once again be gop targets. golden winning a fourth term in november by less than a point as a president-elect carried his seat but 10 points. even at the end of this cycle when it comes to elections already looking at midterms on the pages of roll call. open form, 202-748-8000 for democrats. 202-748-8001 for republicans paid independents, 202-748-8002. dan on our public in line in florida. you are going to have to either get closer to a window or come close because you are coming in and out. caller: can you hear me better now? host: yes, go ahead. i'm calling in on the maggot scum line. i'm just wondering why were the immi