and other states were larger than texas economically. texas has the most powerful economy in the united states as well as we have more people moving here than any other state. we have the fastest growing financial sector in the united states. add to that, the way you could subdivide the united states into quadrants. if you look at the southeastern quadrants down to florida and back over to texas, that quadrant represents almost all of the positive g.d.p. growth in the united states of america and as a result, there would be a kinship in that region for businesses that will be far more likely to be aligned with the stock exchange that we had in texas than up in new york. one last thing about that. and that is we need to ensure access to capital of oil and gas businesses that are unique and important to just not only the state of texas, but also to this entire region we think that with the growing financial expertise that's going to be taking place in dallas, in texas, as well as the growing economy in the southeastern quadrant, we're goin

that's a lot of tech industry starting to move to texas. >> texas really is the home of.ean deal in 2010 he moved all of his companies to the state of texas on i talked to marx or hoover and in addition to that are now arriving and improving upon in delaware. what elon musk and zuckerberg and others have found out delaware cuts dish courts escape their mission for texas however they can have the type of decisions coming from reports that are thoughtful as a post-ideological. >> and perhaps listed on the forthcoming stock exchange peer i can tell you there are a few human issue who are moving here for drums peer we bring in companies like meta or others from california have big of a concern do you have but a publishing a few limited texas that don't show the politics are values in texas. >> what we've seen there is a massive influx of conservatives in the tech industry making texas more conservative but people talk about the people moving here last talked about are the people who live away. texas is number 1 for people moving from california interestingly there people who

the texas gulf coast, the texas storm insurance association which is sort of a collaboration of reinsurance to make sure people have affordable insurance, you of the national flood insurance program. we as the richest country on earth have a society where our government is not going to let thousands and thousands and thousands of its citizens suffer due to a natural disaster, it is to destructive to the life of our country and to destructive to our economy and it is not the moral values that we have. so oftentimes insurance will act as sort of a reinsurance as an extra backstop to cover a lot of things regular private insurance won't cover. and i think that as a society that is something we all want. and it is the right thing to do. with respect to our democracy we are a democracy. i agree with you in that there are certain aspects of life that you either want privacy in the bedroom, privacy in the physician-patient relationship, i think there is a lot of governmental overreach with abortion access trying to regulate how physicians practice. those are fundamental differences in the two part

his small town where he lived out in langtry in west texas. so he didn't have so it was manifesting in different ways. sam being becomes the first sheriff of donya and anna county in new mexico. so a definite pioneer as the us marshal as well. i grab t from you right now thank you. horribly horribly dry and i drop my water. okay a lot of those arms were just trying to. i'm on gun my mouth anyhow. we've got public servants, james and roy sam going to law enforcement. he also operates a saloon and store in mexia in new mexico, where he does very. for a while. and then joshua b goes to california and, becomes the first mayor of san diego and san diego, and also operates a very infamous saloon called headquarters in the l.a. area. and thank which makes him one when he becomes a militia general, he becomes one of the first law enforcement officials, l.a. county history. they're making their mark. they're doing things out there, all of them. but in these different ways and when you see these play out over the span, the decades, the characters really

, the great state of texas.great state of texas home and i think governor abbott, i listened to some of his interview with the president, has done a great job securing our southern border because obviously the biden administration didn't want to do it. they didn't do it. and so hats off to the state of texas and governor biden. i think pam bondi as relates to the executive order and the sanctuary cities, i think the mayors whether adams or other mayors across the country in the liberal cities that have the sanctuary city policies, they're going to have to change direction. they will. because their voters are rejecting their policies. the voters rejected their policies in the last presidential election and they're going to be changing their policies, they're going to have to. because they're going to be out the door, the voters are going to kick them right in the rear end and get them out because their voters want to see them, the mayors, put the american people first. they want to be put first. and not last. and

al 5,8% entre los nacidos en texas.os de entre diez y 12 centÍmetros fueron encontrados ocultos dentro de varios paquetes de snacks japoneses, patatas fritas y chocolates en el aeropuerto internacional de los Ángeles y que fueron enviados de contrabando desde japÓn. >> bueno, se preguntarÁ por quÉ estos insectos son muy populares entre los coleccionistas, pero las autoridades aduanales aseguran que son una gran amenaza para la agricultura de este paÍs. >> miles de habitantes continÚan abandonando la isla griega de santorini ante el temor de que se genere un gran terremoto en cualquier momento. por ahora la evacuaciÓn es voluntaria. >> esa movilizaciÓn comenzÓ el domingo despuÉs de que se registraran mÁs de 550 temblores de magnitud superior a tres. unas 9000 personas han salido de la isla por ferry y en aviÓn en las Últimas horas a las otras islas afectadas en el mar egeo. >> bueno, ya se acerca el super bowl. emociÓn y ganas del espectÁculo deportivo desde nueva orleans este domingo aquÍ por telemundo. >> y bueno, con

that is twice the size of houston, texas. wrap your arms around that. that was just one drug stop by our brave law enforcement officers in south texas. that being said, i proudly support the hold that no act to help our law enforcement agency halt fentanyl act, not only in south texas but all across this nation as as a congressman he that with many mothers like me that have young teenagers who have died because of fentanyl, because their child took what he thought was a candy, or took the pill for an allergy or another ailment and ended up dying because of this. this act is so important and i'm proud to support it. i'm proud to join president trump and all of my colleagues to stop the chaos at the border, but to also stop the fentanyl that is causing our border. i thank you for your time and for your attention. we must keep men out of women's sports and we must stop the chaos at the border and the fentanyl that has come through because of it. thank you. i yield back. >> we will leave this here but you can continue watching on the c-span no video app. we

hold em. >> this ain't texas.ld em so lay your cards down, down, down, down. >> only god knows. only god knows. only god. >> to 16 carriages. >> 16 carriages. >> to ride. >> people couldn't stop talking about beyonce's foray into country music. >> i think the topic of her lyrics is very country centered. >> country music is for everybody. it's for beyonce. >> just because you sing hip hop music with a country accent does not make it country music. >> michael jordan was known as a basketball player or a baseball player. nuff said. >> on social media. an uproar ensued when a fan posted that in oklahoma country radio station initially refused to play beyonce's new music. in a statement, the minority owned station kiqq said that at the time they, quote, had zero knowledge that beyonce was going to release a country song and added we highly respect beyonce and her talent. on cable news, former dukes of hazzard star john schneider sang this. >> they've got to make their mark just like a dog in a in a dog park. >> in a s

group is in texas. you know. >> the states. have the. >> control and responsibility. for education k through 12. >> and in. >> states like. >> texas. >> we signed. >> a law not just for. >> women in college. >> sports. >> but also. girls in sports k through 12 that men cannot participate in those sports in the state of texas. so boys cannot do that. >> right. so let me ask you, i understand the equity issue when it comes to, to college and, and high school sports. but if we're talking about like a ten year old or an 11 year old transgender girl, it seems like a little different. theoretically, if we're just talking about like, a kickball team or something. have you met with any parents of transgender athletes who might have a different perspective? just on the juvenile part of this? >> so, jake. >> listen. >> there's no doubt. >> that some people have a different perspective, but what. >> we. >> consider to be the correct perspective in the state of texas is no boys and girls sports, period. >> right. but have you met with anybody with a different perspective? >> of c

like texas used then. you're not going to see this surge of people coming across the border anymore. there are people there to meet them when they try to cross the border. >> charlie: of course, that underscores the vital importance of the remain in mexico policy. because, if they never actually cross the border, then it doesn't become a problem -- it doesn't become our problem. >> lawrence: that's exactly right. that is why the troops are on fire right now. they got fire in their belly right now. they get to do their job. by the way, i told you all earlier about i spoke with some of those troops. we are actually going to air some of that. me speaking rank and file. last administration we were predicted from talking with them. we didn't get to hear their stories. finally the shackles are off of them and they can tell the american people how they feel. >> ainsley: that's great. you said morale is up. brian kilmeade keeps saying. >> lawrence: incredible. >> ainsley: correct me if i am wrong that or border cr

and he doesn't acquire texas before he leaves office in 1837. in fact, the united states doesn't acquire texas until. that process is completed in 1845. but you can already see the being laid for the united states acquire texas because that is something that jackson prioritizes during those first few months that's really his major foreign relations focus at that point. mark cheathem we that andrew jackson of course one in 1828 was reelected in 1832 but in the early of his administration in 1829 was the public having buyer's remorse because of some of these controversies and chaos? and what was the news coverage like for him? well, the news coverage in many ways was hostile, at least in in in certain areas. in washington, you have there was one newspaper, the united states telegraph, that the jacksonian had purchased and had put up projects and editor in charge of. and so you have a there in washington with the telegraph the telegraph however is more beholden to johnson calhoun and so during jackson's first term, you can see the telegraph becomin

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this is why you brought up texas, and this is going to impact texas a ton, as well as the rest of theexas, or we think about the fact that he even tried to do his little tariff war with mexico, mexico and texas, we share a very special relationship for a lot of different reasons. but one is because they are our biggest trade partner as well. so now we've got all of these farmers that are saying, hey, my farm workers are not showing up. it's not just the schools, the hospitals and the religious institutions. it's actually everywhere. they are afraid to go to work, and that's only ending up causing more issues for us as americans. and that's what i need people to understand. this isn't a matter of, oh, well, that's over there. this impacts all of us because, again, we are a country of immigrants. and the fact that we have so many people that either don't know our history or want to ignore our history, or as we know, this administration, especially in black history month, they want to delete our history. the reality is that immigrants have always been what made this country great, not th

i lived in el paso, texas after i retired from the military.re were people who would come across the border, go to the schools and come work in our different places, hotels and our agriculture, any type of work and they were required to go back in and return. what i want to know is we went into all of these countries that they are talking about, are those people that were flown to chicago, new york, texas and from florida, where they vetted to see what their temperatures were before they were flown into these countries? people are begging for these people to come work for them. guest: you speak to the continued brokenness of the system. as i always say, this is a system that is not remotely operational and is the consequence of 40 years of not fixing this immigration system and coming up with something new that actually functions. because no one would design it this way. you have employers all over the country who want workers, want to be able to hire people legally in most cases, i shouldn't say in all cases, who would be willing to go through

trillions of gallons of water in houston, texas. the glo has been charged by hud with discriminating against blacks and latinos in the disbursement of the money. you tell me that al green is not trying to look out for people of color. lacks and latinos. i want to talk to the governor about this. i am sending him a letter to ask for a meeting to discuss these things. host: john in new hampshire. independent. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. first thing is first. i am 65 years old. i have never voted in my life. this is the first time i voted because the campaign was a lot different -- the candidate was different than the others we have seen. all of the other candidates in the past seem the same to me. you seem like a typical democrat, sir. i do not like saying it. basically, you yesterday on the floor of the house and the senate and the other democrats that were out in the street that looked like a saturday light -- live -- saturday night live skit. i cannot believe why your people are doing. host: get to your point be

it's not just the feds, particularly where you are, down in texas. it's texas well. rather than, you know, us hearing for the last four years, greg abbott, he can't even touch them because the federal authorities control the border now the state is helping the feds. might not be the same case in arizona or new mexico, but it is in texas. >> lawrence: so, let me give some color to this. some of this stuff has just been overcomplicated. all right. let me give you an example. yesterday, we were on the horses with the mounted unit. one of the agents said, listen, some of our equipment is outdated. and i'm wondering, secretary, if you can get this approved. she goes i'll sign the invoice when we get back to the office. let's just get this going. this doesn't have to go through all this bureaucracy. if you guys need things to keep the american public safe, let's just get it going. just the look on these guys' faces like you can do that? we haven't been using the tools that we have authorized to us. and this administration, i know there has been some bumps in the road, but,

in the texas legislature last session, they had a bill. the republicans had a bill that would have put this really strict e-verify, because everyone knows what's happening down there. they use these third party companies to bring in these workers, and so it gives the larger companies cover to have these people working down there that are undocumented here. and they get them papers and they give them everything. but instead of trying to actually fix this problem and make people not have to worry about how they're going to do that and cause uncertainty in the markets, we play this game on immigration instead of us actually coming together. and the republicans here who serve on this panel with me from texas, they know that that e-verify bill was killed because of industries like construction and energy that didn't want to touch the topic because, like dr. p raymond -- dr. perryman said, who's one of our state's leading economists that used to work for rick perry, who was a trump appointee to secretary of energy that if you deport all of these

reyna: aquÍ en texas la guardia nacional en el estado puede realizar arrestos a migrantes.e estos fronterizos llevaran a cabo detecciÓn de migraciÓn. >> van a poder llevar a cabo a la persona indocumentada y pasÁrsela a board patrol. ilia: hasta ahora a 300.000 venezolanos tiene su futuro en la cuerda floja, la administraciÓn trump le cancelÓ a quienes lo obtuvieron en 2023. vilma: henry carmona estÁ dentro de los cientos de miles de venezolanos que se quedara sin estatus legal en estados unidos despuÉs de que la administraciÓn trump redujo el estatus de protecciÓn temporal o tps. >> estoy desesperado porque ya me quedo sin permiso de trabajo, sin todo. vilma: la secretarÍa de seguridad, dijo que el sistema sido abusado y que miembros del tren de aragua se han beneficiado del estatus de protecciÓn temporal. al venezolano rodolfo gonzÁlez, quien tambiÉn perderÁ su tps le indigna que se presuma que todos son criminales. >> no somos criminales, no todos somos del tren de aragua como dijo la seÑora que trabaja para el gobierno de trump, kristi noam. >> me siento desilusionada,

so if let's say you have a court order from texas. you know, siding with a non-affirming parent and the mom takes the kid to california, being a sanctuary state under this sanctuary state law, the health authorities in california can disregard that order. you can see why this is almost certainly going to go before the supreme court at some point and implicate the full faith and credit clause. there's a serious problem here. but look, all of these controversies, political regulatory controversies, are of course downstream from the underlying medical and ethical issues, and that's why, you know, i'm in my work, at least i try to keep the focus on the medical issues themselves because my view is we cannot resolve the medical issues by debating the political and legal fallout to those issues, we have to keep the focus on the medical issues themselves, but yes, it is a serious problem. i don't know how common it is. i've actually asked folks who are kind of in red state governments, how common is this? nobody knows. no idea. >> we have a q

. >> texas governor abbott has offered thousands of prison cells in texas to house detainees. do you plan to take them up on that offer and also the 1400 acres that they had offered for detention center. >> look, i've met with hundreds of sheriffs. we were looking at, you know, contracts with sheriffs for their beds which come at a reduced cost. the most expensive beds we have, the one the us government owns, so we're looking at the sheriffs across the country and governor made an offer yesterday so we'll be looking at that all cards on the table. we're looking for as many beds as we can get. we just got to hope congress gets the funding to buy as many beds we need and i know they're talking about that today, so hopefully we'll get a budget we can increase. >> guatemala and mexican national guard at the border. do you have any idea what their mission is going to look like the same as the first trump administration going to help to secure the border. >> i mean, president trump has made it clear in mexico mexico has to help, you know. guarding their southern northern borders kee

it shows that what we are doing in texas, leadership we have in texas now combined with the federal governmente a much stronger approach on the border and show the security of our state and country. >> harris: those numbers are blind blowing. when you say at the end of last year it was a month after ago, not even. that's unbelievable and such a blessing. "wall street journal" today with this. trump's next fight with mexico. designating drug cartels as terrorists. trump signed an executive order and gives the secretary of state in consultation with other cabinet members 14 days to determine which mexican cartels should be designated as foreign terrorist organizations. then key members of congress have seven days to comment before the designation takes legal effect. where do you want them to start? which groups stand out to you? >> you know, harris, again i mentioned what governor abbott did. he designated the cartels at foreign terrorist designations at the time. the cartels are still a threat to our national security. have to focus on going after the high ranking cartels. the two most powerful

texas governor greg abbott deputized texas national guard with immigration and arrest ing authority.o their jobs now. >> lawrence: he needed approval from the administration to do that. joe biden could have done that years ago. you have feds that want to work with texas. they have been partners entire way. the border is empty, never seen numbers so low. >> brian: down 92%. thank you so much. >> ainsley: 10-day span. see you tomorrow. 10-day span, donald trump has deported or arrested almost 8000 illegals. >> steve: he promised. >> ainsley: he did. >> brian: robert kraft is next. mylowe's rewards week is here and so are some of our biggest deals. members save up to 40% on hundreds of items in store and online, because you're a big deal. so join for free today and save now before rewards week ends. >> steve: later today lawyers for blake lively and ballard will will meet in the courtroom. "it ends with us movie" case between the two actors. >> brian: chanley painter, it begins with you. chant the movie stars will not be in court in person today. blake lively is accusing justin bal bald

realtor.com is pulling its headquarters out of santa clara and moving to austin, texas. in a press release, the company's ceo of news called texas the heart of innovation and inspiration. a new report from realtor.com found texas is the fastest growing state and is forecast to overtake california as the most populated state in 2045. also, according to that report, top reasons people move to texas are for jobs, affordable housing and a different climate. moving to. a warning tonight about a phishing scam falsely claiming to be from costco. the sonoma county district attorney is alerting people about the message that offers people a new ninja creamy ice cream maker. officials say the fake costco email is actually an attempt to steal financial information or gain access to computers. they recommend checking the sender's email address to verify the email. during his first 100 days, president trump has directed elon musk and his team at the department of government efficiency to shrink the american government. the latest move by musk's team closing the consumer financial prot

this is why you brought up texas, and this is going to impact texas a ton, as well as the rest of thes that we have in texas, or we think about the fact that he even tried to do his little tariff war with mexico, mexico and texas, we share a very special. >> relationship for a lot of different reasons. >> but one is because they are our biggest trade partner as well. so now we've got all of these farmers that are saying, hey, my farm workers are not showing up. it's not just the schools, the hospitals and the religious institutions. it's actually everywhere. they are afraid to go to work, and that's only ending up causing more issues for us as americans. and that's what i need people to understand. this isn't a matter of, oh, well, that's over there. this impacts all of us because, again, we are a country of immigrants. and the fact that we have so many people that either don't know our history or want to ignore our history, or as we know, this. >> administration. >> especially in black. >> history month, they. >> want to delete our history. the reality is that immigrants have always

you know, i grew up in texas. i'm still based out of texas.to be somewhat more conservative than latinos in california, or arizona, or colorado, and so forth. but as you say, even within the state of california, the central valley versus the bay area or la, i do think that there are some things that bring us together. i see our community as an aspirational community, as a very hard-working community, a community that believes in the american dream and that fundamentally wants people in elective office to treat the community with respect and also to do right by people who simply want to work hard, provide for their family, be able to tre--be treated with dignity, and to reach for their american dreams. and so, you know, my concern is that with the way that things are shaping up in congress and also in the oval office, i believe that there's a real threat to many latinos and latinas and the community needs to be prepared for that. damian: i guess the next question, mr. secretary, is now what? you know, we have 2 years until the midterms and 4 ye

if you guessed texas up right? >> more layoffs at salesforce.ccording to a state filing, the software manufacturer is cutting 153 jobs at salesforce tower in san francisco. earlier this week, we reported they were laying off more than 1000 people and hiring new sales people to sell its ai products. salesforce is the largest private employer in san francisco. it's also one of several companies cutting jobs right now citing a pivot i work day is also also announced this week. it will be cutting almost 2000 jobs as they move toward ai realtor dot com is moving its headquarters from santa clara. >> to texas, the company's announcement included a picture here that shows the company's ceo hanging out with texas governor greg abbott. the company is the latest tech business to move from the bay area to the lone star state. joining companies like oracle, tesla, and acts. >> president donald trump says he wants to sign an executive order promoting a plastic straws. this comes after the biden administration sought to phase out single-use plastics from fede

realtor.com is pulling its headquarters out of santa clara and moving to austin, texas. in a press release, the company's ceo of news called texas the heart of innovation and inspiration. a new report from realtor.com found texas is the fastest growing state, and is forecast to overtake california as the most populous 1 in 2045. according to that report, top reasons people move to texas include jobs, affordable housing and a different climate. a warning tonight about a phishing scam falsely claiming to be from costco. the sonoma county district attorney is alerting people about the message that offers people a new ninja creamy ice cream maker. officials say the fake costco email is actually an attempt to steal financial information or gain access to computers. they recommend checking the sender's email address to verify the email. during his first 100 days, president trump has directed elon musk and his team at the department of government efficiency to shrink the american government. the latest move by musk's team closing the consumer financial protection bureau, which

-right now, nasa will be trying to make sense of what happened in the skies over texas.vitable discovery of human remains. ♪ -a spacecraft breaking up at 190,000 feet -- it's something you couldn't, like, get out of your mind. and i'd been in space before. this was something i was about to do again. and then this horrific thing happens to my classmates, my co-workers, friends. ♪ so i call a constable, and i said, "hey, i need a helicopter. i've got to get to east texas." ♪ on the way, i could see there are pieces of space shuttle -- thousands and thousands of pieces all over the place. ♪ i was the first person there from nasa. ♪ -there's a guy called terry lane who's an fbi agent. he said to me, "we have a report of one of the crew member's bodies." um... ♪ so, that was the first of my classmates. ♪ this was not something i was trained for. -astronaut mark kelly came in and said, ""this is what we would like to do. we want to be very respectful of our friends and our colleagues." he wanted to not do anything until they had a priest or a pastor. -we just tried to do the b

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but listen, texas has its thing, and i love texas and i have been there a whole lot, a lot of love and>> will: i'm going to apologize in advance because president trump make cut us off, lee brice, going to watch if you will give remarks with benjamin netanyahu. i have to ask about your tour. "you, me, my guitar," and he released a new single, "cry." >> it is a new single that i am so excited about because men knew to be able to say this kind of stuff, and i think i try to be a vehicle for guys to say stuff they don't necessarily know how to say. hard to dance are to love. with his new tour we loved it and we're getting started, so "you, me, and my guitar," you is you. >> will: lee brice, thank you so much peered we are going to jump to president trump. moments ago, he and prime minister benjamin netanyahu making her marks from the oval office. >> [indistinct] >> president trump: deserve it, but they will never give it to us. >> reporter: what needs to happen for normalization and saudi arabia? >> we are going to see, a lot of people, we have steps to go yet, as you know, and maybe thos

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now it's my honor to introduce the ranking member of the health subcommittee from texas, mr. lloyd doggett. mr. doggett: thank you, mike, and thank you, mr. ranking member, our future mr. chairman. i am lloyd doggett from austin, texas. may or may not have elon musk as a constituent down there. somewhere around our area. but while never elected to anything, he has elected to invade the privacy of every american by accessing confidential information such as bank numbers, social security numbers, and tax information that is so sensitive that improper disclosure of it can lead to five years in federal prison. this information has never before been shared with outsiders. safeguards on its abusive use by musk and his merry band of minions has not been there because president trump first authorized him to basically do whatever he wanted to, and, second, he removed the inspector general at the treasury department, as he did at about 16 or 17 other agencies that provided a watchdog to assure that the proper procedures were followed. the former top career official at the treasury depa

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inadvertently i was thinking about my wife she's from texas.hink he is still a little upset about it. hopefully we can give them some special dispensation as a result. >> i understand he's from arkansas i understand why he would be upset. me at this again out a little bit extra to our arkansas folks. nathan read great arkansan from marianna located in the heart of mississippi delta region. he currently serves on the board of directors for the national council. back in arkansas he serves as executive officer with arkansas ag council and serves on the arkansas plant board. which is a thankless job. over the years i had the pleasure of getting to know him and listen to its experience and challenges he faces he and his family will find him to be resourceful, resilient and a wealth of knowledge when it comes to farming. i look forward to hearing his testimony. as he represents farm families across the continent industry. thank you for making the trip. >> jennifer james. >> we are very honored to have jennifer's fourth-generation farmer from mentione