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mayorkas' tenure as second of homeland security, u.s. border patrol has encountered an increasing number of aliens on the terror watch list. in fiscal years 2017-2020, noncitizens on the terror watch list were caught attempting to cross the southwest border between ports of entry. that number increased to 15 in fiscal yearr 2021, 98 in fiscal year '22, 169 in fiscal year '23, fiscal yer '23, and 49 so far in fiscal year '24. additionally, in united states versus taxes, five die nine u.s. 670, 2023, thert united states supreme court heard a case involving alejandro n. mayorkas' refuses to comply with certain federal immigration laws that are at issue in this impeachment. the supreme court held that states have no standing to seek judicial reliefel to compel alejandro n. mayorkas to comply with certain legal requirements contained in the immigration and nationality act. however, the supreme court held that, quote, even though the federal courts lack article iii jurisdiction over this suit, of the forearms remain open for examining the exec

so black women get hired, but they aren't getting tenure. moved through that process. >> reporter: that uphill battle something candia-bailey was aware of. after graduating from lincoln university in 1998, the chicago native spent more than 20 years climbing the ladder of academia. here she is in 2016 at a thesis competition at north carolina a&t state university. >> teams need to be addressed to look at how african american women can increase and advance in higher education. these factors also link to being treated like the help. the outsider within. keeping them away from the table. >> i love the orange, because you know, it's kind of vibrant like her, her personality. >> reporter: ladonna plan gag is candia-bailey's aunt. >> bonnie was a very caring and kind, 7less person. she loved very hard. i know that's why so many people loved and gravitated to her. >> reporter: when she got hired by lincoln university, it was a dream come true. >> basically captured the heart of our relationship, which was always laughing. >> reporter: omega tillman

they were the same organisation, it is important to remember that during his tenure.ard. can we start pleased with your witness statement? he should have a hard copy in front of you. it is 3a pages long and is dated the 28th of february 202a. if you turn to page 34, february 202a. if you turn to page 3a, is that your signature? it is, yes. is the content true to the best of your belief? it yes. is the content true to the best of your belief?— yes. is the content true to the best of your belief? it is. can i start with your— of your belief? it is. can i start with your background, - of your belief? it 3 can i start with your background, please? between february 2003 and april 2010, so forjust over seven years you were ad director and chief executive officer of the royal mail group. that is correct. and the director of royal mail holdings? the first director of royal mail holdings? iie: first being a limited director of royal mail holdings? i“ie: first being a limited company, director of royal mail holdings? iie: first being a limited company, the second a plc. first b

not during my tenure. i understand it was _ challenge? not during my tenure.nd it was later on. - challenge? not during my tenure. i understand it was later on. after i understand it was later on. after that write off _ understand it was later on. after that write off the _ understand it was later on. its that write off the continued to be some shortages, shortfalls, shown on horizon? . . horizon? that is right. uc shortages- _ horizon? that is right. uc shortages. it _ horizon? that is right. uc shortages. it was - horizon? that is right. uc shortages. it was overs i horizon? that is right. uci shortages. it was overs and horizon? that is right. uc— shortages. it was overs and anders. surluses shortages. it was overs and anders. surpluses well? _ shortages. it was overs and anders. surpluses well? surpluses. - shortages. it was overs and anders. surpluses well? surpluses. did - shortages. it was overs and anders. surpluses well? surpluses. did you | surpluses well? surpluses. did you seek to discover _ surpluses well? surpluses. did you seek to discover the _

we saw the tenure hit at present and nasa call. i think once you get into for 75 -- five range on the tenure, it will be a headwind for the market and i do think it's a problem. janet yellen has to bring a lot of supply to the market and while there will be buyers, the question is, at what price will they clear? a lot of supply in the market. figure supply focus crisis to go lower and yields higher and that is the next thing investors will have to keep trying in addition to earnings which will start next week. >> professor tuckman, always good to have you. thank you so very much. this first day of april, it's only an infant barely one day old april turning out to be an active baby when it comes to board battles. we will disney be the mouse that roars with activist nelson this wednesday. caltech company basing his own boxing fight for the first second time in two years. a representative of a shareholder joining us live on how he will vote masimo ceo joe is here. activating and advocating for change. are these battles good for the st

that is a reflection on the secretary's tenure. throughout the tenure rather than acknowledge the reality he essentially tried to gloss it over and ignore it. american people have watched as he downplayed the severity of the crisis using watered-down language like it's a challenge or a situation. they disputed the claims as they saw footage of migrants walking unimpeded and fill in shelters to capacity and beyond. the american people have raised their eyebrows although there are no laws in effect or less in effect then there were during the trump administration. nothing that prompted the dramatic spike in illegal immigration. theat truth is the secretary is bad at his job that isn't news to anyone. incompetence by itself is not an impeachable offense. we've had a number of cabinet secretaries who had the stay of impeachment. despite what some of our democratic colleagues have claimed, he was not impeached because he is unpopular or because he's incompetent. he was impeached for two serious offenses in my opinion the first of which

you hint at there were many cases prior to his tenure.ain, if he was reviewing the business, you would think this would be something he'd noticed when he took over this particular role as being something quite unusual? it’s particular role as being something quite unusual?— particular role as being something uuite unusual? �* , ., _, ., quite unusual? it's a common theme because yesterday _ quite unusual? it's a common theme because yesterday david _ quite unusual? it's a common theme because yesterday david smith, - because yesterday david smith, remember he was managing director for 6—7 months in 2010 and that is when mrs misra was convicted. he said he was trying to wrap his head around things and then horizon started to take on more of a priority for him. alan cook says it was only around the last three years of his time at the post office as managing director that he understood that these prosecutions were taking place. you have to wonder when it is something so important, something thatis something so important, something that is de

that is hardly a positive reflection on secretary mayorkas' tenure as dhs secretary.oughout the secretary's secrs tenure rather than acknowledge the reality double down and efforts to deal with it he ties to gloss it over downplayed the severity of the border crisis using watered-down language like it is a challenge disputed his claims the border is secure i saw footage of a migrants walking virtually unimpeded to capacity and beyond. try to blame congress for the crisis of not less laws and if x prompted the dramatic spike in illegal immigration. the truth as a secretary at mayorkas is bad at his job. that is not news to anyone. incompetence by itself is not an impeachable offense. we have enough cabinet secretaries throughout our country's history who ended their career without the stain of impeachment despite what the democratic colleagues will claim was not impeached or just because he is incompetent. he was impeached for two serious offenses in my opinion the first of which is his a willful and systematic refusal to enforce our immigration laws. secretary mayorka

well, that's hardly a positive reflection on secretary mayorkas whose tenure as dhs secretary. throughout the secretaries of tenure, rather than acknowledge the reality and double down endeavors to deal with it, he essentially tried to gloss over or ignore it. the american people t have watcd as he is repeatedly downplayed the severity of the border crisis using watered-down language like it's a challenge, or situation. they are disputed his claims that the board is secure as they saw footage of migrants walking virtually unimpeded across the border and filling shelter to capacity and beyond. the american people have raised their eyebrows as you try to blame congress for the crisis, even though there are no new laws in effect, or no less laws in effect than they were during the trump administration. certainly nothing that congress has done or did not do which have prompted dramatics spike in illegal immigration. the truth is secretary mayorkas is bad at his job. but that's not news to anyone. but incompetence by itself is not an impeachable offense. we've had a number of in-dep

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of my time _ what has occurred by the tenure of my time at— what has occurred by the tenure of my time. that was allan leighton, who was chairman of the royal mail in 2002, starting in 2002, when it was part of the same organisation as the post office and it is —— he is giving his evidence right now. he started his testimony by apologising for his wrongful convictions and these prosecutions happening under his tenure. now, so far the questioning has been around what he knew about horizon it's problems, as well as whether he was overcommitted, overboard it is the term the council here used, and therefore was he focusing on the post office and royal mail as much as he should have been? which he was very unequivocal about, saying that he gave all his time to it. the inquiry is continuing as it tries to understand how what is seen as one of the widest miscarriages ofjustice in uk history could have possibly happened, so we will keep updating you as this goes on.— happened, so we will keep updating you as this goes on. azadeh moshiri, thank ou you as this goes on. azadeh moshiri, thank you

high did not have tenure yet, columbia university gave him tenure because he was anti-israel, they want faculty they were getting funding from ain't israel countries this is a depper problem, this -- anti-israel countries, there is a deeper problem this goes back years and year, until and unless the universities get rid of, uproot, from top to body dei bureaucracy, this will continue, and will destroy every major university in america. and turn american universities into the same third rate institutions that professor joseph massad is. she has work to do, here faculty will not support her, many of her students will not support her, the problem is deeper than when we see on television today, this is the tip of the iceberg, don't call them pro palestinian, they are anti palestinian, they are pro hamas. hamas has been destroying the palestinian, they hang gays, they it discrame discriminate. >> professor dershowitz, am i wrong, i look at in and say you have college presidents, big time schools, and borders director -- boards of direct ors who are running show, they are afraid to label the

. >> there will be a lot more and he says you should on tenure these professors employed for life they have to go. you can't employ them forever because you happened to hire them at one point but you know what has to change, it can't be private donor money. that's a big part of what these universities get funded by but so much of their money comes directly in from the government. from taxpayers. i really don't hear a lot of people out there saying why does joe taxpayer who never went to college, does not get a say whether these colleges get money, it just gets thrown at them. i say give the money back to taxpayers if they want to be donors, go right ahead. but they should not be forced to give money to institutions like columbia, like yale, who don't need a number one and number two are ceasing to function like colleges at this point. >> if you cut them off on both sides private and public this will stop. >> sandra: i'm sorry, live picks, okay. okay. the continued picture is out of columbia university with the tents that are up, a lot of people questioning who is buying these tents. th

he had ingotten tenure yet. columbia university gave him tenure.ot just being anti-israel but precisely because of it. they wanted anti-israel professors on the faculty because they were getting funding from anti-israel countries. this is a much deeper problem. this goes back years and years and years and until and unless universities like harvard and columbia get rid of, uproot, completely from top to bottom, dei bureaucracy, intersectionality bureaucracy, this will continue and destroy every major university in america and turn american universities into the same third-rate institutions that pronegative joseph mussad as a third-rate skole lar. boy she has more to be done. many of her faculty won't supporter. many of herr students won't supporter. the problem is lot different than what we see on television today. what we see on television today is tip of iceberg. don't call these people pro-palestinian. these are not pro-palestinian. they are pro-hamas. they hang gays. they discriminate against women. they caused the death of all these people by u

trump is arguing he has absolute immunity as president from prosecution for official acts during his tenure in office, including efforts to overturn the 2020 election. he made the point again before entering a new york courtroom on trial today in 1 of 4 criminal cases against him. >> a president has to have immunity. this has nothing to do with me. >> reporter: but that sweeping argument of absolute immunity is on the justices, liberal and conservative, seemed almost certain to reject. >> if the potential for criminal liability, is taken off the table, wouldn't there be a significant risk that future presidents would be emboldened to commit crimes with abandon while they are in office? >> the framers did not put an immunity clause into the constitution. wasn't the whole point that the president was not a monarch and the president was not supposed to be above the law? >> reporter: instead, the justices appeared to be focused on a middle ground where presidents may have some immunity from prosecution for official acts, as justice clarence thomas asked at the very beginning of the argument. >>

this is relatively early in your tenure, is that right, you took— early in your tenure, is that right it was february 2003 i started. ,, ., think it was february 2003 i started. ., ,., think it was february 2003 i started. ., ., , ., started. so eight or so months after ou took started. so eight or so months after you took up — started. so eight or so months after you took up post? _ started. so eight or so months after you took up post? so _ started. so eight or so months after you took up post? so from - started. so eight or so months after you took up post? so from this i started. so eight or so months after| you took up post? so from this point onwards— you took up post? so from this point onwards you — you took up post? so from this point onwards you would have known that the company was prosecuting a vast number— the company was prosecuting a vast number of— the company was prosecuting a vast number of people each year? yes, but it refers to royal— number of people each year? yes, but it refers to royal mail— number of people each year? yes, but it refers to royal mail personnel

the united states senate has been home to some of the most formative debates in our nation's tenure. these are fierce arguments among passionate, intelligent people. it's not all that different from the debates today. the senate has always welcomed these sometimes tense disagreements by respecting the rules and the traditions of the institution. it's how a senator like me, who is a member of the minority party, can stand here and speak freely about the issues that matter to the american people and to the people of louisiana. now, my democratic colleagues in the senate today may be about to make some new history in this room. apparently they think it's a brave new world, and they want to set a dangerous new precedent. for the very first time senate democrats are seeking to table, maybe even dismiss an impeachment of a sitting cabinet official without even holding a trial. they are summoning spirits they won't be able to control. please, my colleagues, don't do it. i fear, though, that senate democrats are going to try to take the articles of impeachment that our colleagues in the unit

the notion of the pond certificate is that it's a lifetime tenure, a lifetime appointment, and what, what has grown organically over the 2 millennia to plus millennia of christendom. according to roman catholicism is we call the vatican. the news refers to the vatican. this means that the cast or is like the congregation for the doctrine of the face, which i was talking about earlier. they helped even an old man pope, even an ailing old man pope who had say parkinson's disease like jump all the 2nd, had to still run the church from the chair of peter. and this is why it's especially weird that benedict's 16 step down because he knew that the church is equipped to handle really all situations. j. p 2 had gotten very sick and he was test with, particularly in the doctrinal area, keeping things running. and there are other categories besides this, c, d, f as well. that's the most important one. but there are others there 8 the categories. so it's strange that he step down. it turns out that it, it could had a fascination with the, the ology of a point of view steps down for, for many de

and then the oos, and i know for sure that certain decisions that would never were made. during the tenuref the previous government, there were and were pushed during the tenure of this government, in particular, these peaceful desires to move away from the demarcation line when it was necessary to build factories and try to make a bridgehead, which, in view of our efforts and the help of partners, even then, to build fortifications and... defend not only avdiivka, where the right sector and vovki davinci stood firm, but also kyiv, near bucha, irpin, chernobyl station and all the rest, all this was not done, and why i mentioned it, because the person who is now on your screens is one of those bridges, bridges of negotiations with the russian side, on which, in my opinion, was held . .. little hope of volodymyr zelenskyi and the hope that the war would be ended and that an agreement could be reached, somewhere in the middle, this was a quote now, it was from the early days of his election campaign, and it lasted quite a long time, i think, right up until february, february 22, 2024 , when h

of the previous government. but there were and were pushed during the tenure of this government, inticular these peaceful ones, the desire to move away from the demarcation line, when it was necessary to build factories and try to make a bridgehead, which, given our efforts and the help of partners, even then, to build fortifications buildings and protect not only avdiivka, but where it stood firmly. in the right sector and vovka davinci, but also kyiv, near buchi, irpin, chornobyl station and everything else. it was not done in all this, and why i am talking about it i mentioned this because the person who is now on your screens is one of those bridges, the bridges of negotiations with the russian side, on which, in my opinion, a lot of hopes of volodymyr zelenskyi and... hopes that the war will be ended and it will be possible to agree somewhere in the middle, this was now a quote, it was from the first days of his election campaign, and it lasted for quite a long time, i think, until february, february 22, 2024, when hopes, when promises and convictions from the representatives.

of the previous government, but were pushed during the tenure of this government, in particular theseful, desires to move away from the demarcation line, when it was necessary to build factories and try to make a bridgehead, which is not what, given our efforts and help. even then, in order to build fortifications and protect not only avdiivka, but where the right sector and vovki davinchii stood strong, but also kyiv, near bucha, irpin, chornobyl station and everything else. all this was not done, and the reason why i mentioned it is because the person who is now on your screens is one of those bridges, bridges of negotiations with the russian side. on which, in my opinion, a lot of volodymyr's hopes rested zelensky, and the hope that the war will be ended and it will be possible to reach an agreement somewhere in the middle, this was now a quote, it was from the first days of his election campaign, and it lasted quite a long time, i think, until february, february 22, 2024, when the hopes... when the promises and convictions of the representatives of the negotiation group, which inc

of the previous government, were and were pushed during the tenure of this government, in particularpeaceful desires to move away from the line. demarcation at a time when it was necessary to build factories and try to make a bridgehead, which, given our efforts and the help of our partners, even then, to build fortifications and protect not only avdiyivka, but where the right sector and vovki davinci stood strong, but also kyiv , near bucha, irpin, chornobyl station and all the rest, all this was not done and... why did i mention this, because the person who is now on your screens is one of, well, such bridges, bridges of negotiations with the russian side, on which on.. volodymyr zelenskyi had a lot of hopes and hopes that the war would be ended and it would be possible to reach an agreement somewhere in the middle. february 2024, when hope, when... promises and convictions on the part of the representatives of the negotiation group, which included andriy yarmak all the time, given his background, who does not know, read on him and his family, and they filled in the fact that every

the tenure went from 3.8 to four-point to and if it goes a little bit more 4.604.8 that support leveln the s&p around 51 or 60, i've a feeling that's not going to be able to hold. liz: tesla has been doing beautifully today at the top of the nasdaq 100, earlier at the top of the s&p, that is an interesting stock story. i know that you traded that name, would you buy it here? >> at this point i think some of my traders are in it. elon musk is trying to change the story from deliveries to a slow media market and he wants to use as a technology company and they might be the first to come out as a robo taxi, there's excitement around that today will that start a trend to stick with i'm not exactly sure if you want to be micro and in tesla sector stop at 168. start the new active sequence in this changes the narrative and it's been a broken stock. down here elon has a few more tricks up his sleeve and it could be a decent entry. liz: thank you, i know you are in the tri-state area and were getting into darkness take a look at tupper lake new york, full-blown eclipse at this very moment. lo

the tenure meet your logical department is full cost. continuous rain for the number of nations regions with particularly strong down always expected was always you say, oh, emergency measures all being taken. and the 155 people have been reported killed and more than 200 injured as flash floods hit another east african nation of tons of nia. they tell use coals by heavy rains on lot of slides destroyed dozens of homes and cause tons and in 5 minutes to confirm that more than 200000 residents were affected by the natural disaster we had from local associates. that i'm fortunate to experience. but yeah, i mean by all, the flood situation is really bad here in the city, and we're not even doing business since people are going through hard times. if you want to move from one place to another, it takes you a very long time. even the public transport has increased prizes twice and how do the flaws? because i have gone through a great close of to what the fathers, my small shop. i lost almost a full, a 1000000 and investments. all my goods flows of nice oil biscuits and many more have been sp

there a long time ago, brought it now, but it is there, and if she already came out on this level, tenurewell, it causes some damage to the ministry, look, we will have serious negotiations with poland, serious negotiations with other countries, regarding the transit of our agricultural products there, and so on. well, a simple question, what do you think, will the position of our partners change regarding the minister now that they have such information? well, something tells me that yes, that they will not have a special desire, it is possible to communicate with him somehow. because they will not know how long this person will stay in office and in general, to what extent is she authorized to make certain decisions, will it not be the case that later, because of these criminal cases, he will leave at some very important moment and everything they will talk about will no longer be worth anything, because, well, you know , such a feature as the heredity of politicians there, it is generally in the ukrainian cabinet of ministers, in the ukrainian executive power, it is unfortunately pract

least some representatives of the president's office, respectively, if this happens, the person's tenurenister, and a strategic one an important industry for ukraine, well, it is doubtful from a moral and ethical point of view, and it is now harming the cabinet of ministers, i will remind you, by the way, that in this report, which we mentioned when we discussed information'. one of the threats to state policy was precisely the rather high level of corruption in the government, that is, it was such a general phrase, but this moment was mentioned, and here we have a story about the fact that such accusations are brought against the minister of an important minister, an important ministry , that's why, even purely humanly , the position was probably correct, i resigned, i defended it my honor and dignity, because, by the way , the case here really looks a little strange, no matter how you look at it, i even saw some parallels conducting cases there, for example, against the famous businessman mazepa, yes, which we discussed there relatively recently, that we took some episode , who was the

this is absurd that we find ourselves in a situation where tenured professors, one of the things my friendr, i am a graduate of the school who has been in the news, that these universities are looking at how you undo some of these tenured professors. can you fire them for cause? you don't hear these protesters asking for the release of the hostages. everyone has the right to protest, but there protest, they are wanting -- they are claiming death to america. they are praising a terrorist organization. hamas has been designated a terrorist organization. can you imagine being on the street saying i love isis? that is the equivalent. we see what hamas did and what they represent. if they don't know what they are saying, they should be educated by police officers and law enforcement saying this is what you are saying and if you continue, here is the answer. i was encouraged to see there are efforts behind-the-scenes that the white house and israel and saudi arabia are continuing to move forward on an historic deal between israelis and the saudis. this is what happened prior to october 7th. many

came out in a way they hadn't fully appreciated prior to reading this kind of expand on that as his tenure as secretary defense was 14 months right. i think i think he was concerned. any like wasteful spending. i think the other thing when he reflected about his tenure as secretary of defense, one of his top accomplishments would have told you was the brac commission, which is a base realignment and closure enclosure, where you know, he was very concerned with not cutting personnel, not affecting the morale of of people in the military. but he was aware that the infrastructure of, the military could be reduced. i remember a story that you know he he proposed this idea the brac commission to the president and president be an elected official said good luck with that. you know, but it was successful. he came up with this idea of an independent commission to reduce bases and base infrastructure and to give it an or down vote in congress and and able to reduce spending overall without, you know, costs to military personnel. we right you write that you know weinberger became the outside person

toward the end of my tenure, i felt like i was the only one going through that and i felt isolated. many people reached out to me in health care and other industries saying i have felt the same way and it was incredibly validating. and i was able to speak publicly about the experiences that i had and received the response that i did which was affirming. host: greg mom's he is a republican and a neurologist. he had an all ed, band ddi in medical schools. accrediting institutions are pushing america's 1 eht medical schools to train future physicians in political activism, wasting precious time and resources that could be spent on medical practice. results will likely be physicians less qualified to meet patient needs. what is your response? dr. blackstone: i saw today he put forth a bill to rid of ddi in medicine and my response is im appalled. when we look at the statistics. myself as a black woman with a degree in medical school, i'm still five times more likely to die in pregnancy than white counterparts. why would that have been? why is it happening in 2024? our health care system

at the royal— that occurred in my tenure at the royal mail, i am sorry for that.d he said he was aware that the post office had the power of initiating prosecutions. not all executives have actually said that. just last week, alan cook who is managing director of the post office, so intimately involved with the running of the post office said, he did not know, for many years, that the post office had that power. in terms of a key focus for the royal mail's board, allan leighton said it was also the financial situation, the way he described it, the post office situation was, quote, pretty dire. but he said he never had been told of any problems with horizon it as far as he could remember. we also heard as you mention, from john longman, a post office investigator investigations of course being a big part of the scandal and he was the investigator in the case of seema misra who was sent to prison when she was eight weeks pregnant. he said, he, in hindsight, would have done things differently, even i have at the time, he had been told the horizon system was robust. l

i mean, tenure stil exists. i want you to listen to is exchange with republican congresswoman, at least defining like of new york is still in fact listed on e combia webte as chair of the academic review committee, are you aware of that i would need to check that the websites right here in this state cause he hasn't been removed as chair i would like to do you have my commitment. he'll be removed as chair to de i have my commitment commitment that i will come back to it, but yo can't say at this that this hearing that he should be removed as chair even though he violates not want him is chair and we are looking at the issue of faculty and mr. wade, what do you think kashmir moved as chair his comments are important and i believe that one of the steps that we could take in terms of discipline is to remove them from that leadership, is it thank you for that direct answer so some of the subtext of this is interesting because it's not as easy as a president saying this person is appointment and he should be removed

well, that's hardly a positive reflection on secretary mayorkas's tenure as dhs secretary. tlouth the secretary's -- throughout the secretary's tenure rather than efforts to deal with it, he has tried to gloss it over or ignore it it. the american people have watched as he has repeatedly down played the severity of the border crisis using watered-down language like it's a challenge or a situation. they disputed his claims that the border is secure as they saw footage of migrants walking virtually unimpeded across the border and filling shelters to capacity and beyond. the american people have raised their eyebrows as he tried to blame congress for the crisis, even though this are no new laws in effect or no less laws in effect than there were during the trump administration. certainly nothing that congress has done or did not do which have prompted the dramatic spike in illegal immigration. the truth is secretary mayorkas is bad at his job. but that's not news to anyone. but incompetence by it is is not an impeachable offense. we've had a number of inept cabinet secretaries

mayorkas' tenure executive homeland security, u.s. border patrol has encountered an increasing number of aliens on the terror watch list. fiscal years 2017-2020 combined, 11 noncitizens on the terror watch list were caught attempting to cross the southwest border between ports of entry. that number increased to 15 in fiscal year 2021, 98 in fiscal year '22, 169 in fiscal year 2023, 2023, and 49 so far in fiscal year '24. .. arm of the state of residence releasing illegal rents with serious crimes in order to reach united states to take over of afghanistan. knowingly made false statements apprehending aliens with no legal basis to remain quickly removed. knowingly made false statements supporting a false narrative u.s. border patrol agents maliciously went illegal aliens. alejandro mayorkas failed to comply with multiple subpoenas. alejandro mayorkas delayed or denied access dhs office and inspector general here in doctor referred to as oig to dhs records and information tampering the ability to effectively perform battle investigation

not only is he clearly coming to the end of his tenure as the longest serving party leader. but this view of a hawkish international foreign policy mcconnell represented is on the down swing in the republican party. i agree what you can't just talk about tucker carlson. you have to talk about donald trump as well. there is a strand you can call. liz cheney calls it the pro putin wing of the republican party. it is something donald trump talked about in his first presidential campaign in 2015 and 2016. he has had a skeptical view of ukraine that predates this latest full scale russian invasion. even when he was in the white house according to our reporting in the spring of 2017, he talked to the previous president of ukraine in the white house. and looked him in the eye and said he didn't believe that ukraine was a real country. you know, and so i just believe this is core to who donald trump is. and he has pulled millions of republicans who wouldn't otherwise be inclined to support vladimir putin and he has turned this party into this sort of his own alice in wonder land vie