spending an excess of $60000000000.00 to keep the ukraine conflicts going. notably, however, those republican congress members voted against the bill, which had been deadlocks on capitol hill in the, in his previous situation, the months rushes foreign ministry spokesman slams the motion saying it's on the other possibilities will only feel more unnecessary violence around the well in the us allocation of motor, a to crane is rolling, tie one will aggravate global crisis mailed for a to the key of regime is a direct sponsorship of terrorist activities. males for a to tie one is the name to syrians in china's into another says no to a to israel is a direct pass to an unprecedented escalation in the region. so the us house of representatives, after months of gridlock, has finally passed the a deal to ukraine. $61000000000.00. now all amendments and there were some rather creative amendments that were proposed. all the amendments to the bill were rejected and the bill passed. now it's been passed with the intent to rebuild arsenals. there was $95000000000.00 in total that was given for $4.00 and $8.00 is

i'm grateful to all those in congress, democrats, republicans, independents who voted for this bill. it should have been easier and it should have gotten there sooner, but in the end, we did what america always does. we rose to the moment and came together and we got it done. now we need to move fast, and we are. over two years, russia has been responsible for a brutal campaign against ukraine. they killed tens of thousands of ukrainians, bond hospitals, literally picked them out, bombed hospitals, kindergartens, grain silos. tried to plunge ukraine into a cold and dark winter by striking the power grid. ukraine fought back, defending their country with extraordinary courage. it's amazing what they do, amazing against such a large military. ukraine has regained over half the territory that russia took from it in this invasion. one important victory is against russia's navy, but make no mistake about it. they are a fighting force with the will and the skill to win. the will and the skill to win. for months, while republicans are blocking aid, ukraine has been running out of artillery

congress. those republicans who oppose aid to kyiv say that america must first solve domestic problems. however, aid to ukraine stimulates the us economy, say their opponents. how exactly, yuriy mamon will explain. the ukrainian armed forces, although heroically, repel the attacks of the occupiers every day, nevertheless gradually suffer territorial losses. the reason for this is the lack of ammunition - the ukrainians explain. senior officials, the us house of representatives, which is controlled by republicans, does not bring to a vote the bill passed by the senate on additional financing for ukraine for 60 billion dollars. no one disagrees with what putin has done, but when we take our taxpayer money, send it 500 miles away, while our own border is wide open, and our american citizens are being killed in the streets, that's a problem. however, most funds which legislators approve for ukraine, remain. in sham, they are spent at factories like this one in pennsylvania to produce new weapons to replace the old ones that are sent to ukraine from american warehouses, this is one of dozens

i'm gratefulfor all those in congress — democrats and republicans, and independents — who voted for thisak to our north america correspondent will grant. it's been a long time coming, ukraine has been waiting for it for a long time in particular. just talk us through how this will work. he's saying some of the aid will be arriving in ukraine within days of. it's been a long time coming, and mr biden acknowledged that, saying it had been a difficult path to his desk and it should've gotten there sooner. but obviously he was also very thankful to the members of congress and senate who made it possible. i think the fact is that this has been a torturous process to get to this point, but the aid is there and good to go — part of it is anyway, the military aid will start rolling out almost immediately particularly in terms of armoured vehicles, munitions, and so on that the pentagon has lead to one side but ran out of funds allocated by congress to do so. so we'll start seeing that roll—out in the next couple hours. and of course, president biden as you heard in that clip there, his core mess

i'm grateful for all those in congress, democrats, republicans, independents, who voted for this billult path. it should have been easier, should have gotten there sooner. but in the end, we did what america always does, we rose to the moment. we came together. we got it done. now we need to move fast and we are. over two years russia had been responsible for a brutal campaign against ukraine. they killed tens of thousands of ukrainians. bombed hospitals, picked them out, bombed hospitals, kindergartens, grandchildren, tried to plunge ukraine into a cold and dark winter by striking the power grid. ukrainians have fought back, defending their country and families and with extraordinary courage. many of you have been there with me many times. it is amazing what they do. it is amazing. against such a large military. ukraine has regained over half the territory that russia took from them in this invasion. and they won important victories against russia's navy. but make no mistake about it, they're a fighting force with the will and the skill to win. and the will and the skill to win. for

when our allies are stronger, we are stronger i'm great for all the great for all those in congress democrats republicans, independents who voted for this bill it's a path to my deck that billion with a b car shield is a choice that gives you the car she'll guarantee your rate. >> never goes up. and your coverage never goes down, no matter how many claims you have. look, it's inevitable. as you car truck ages the parts and components are gone to fail, is not worth the risks have been responsible for a brutal campaign against ukraine and killed tens of thousands ukrainians bombed hospitals deliberately pick them out, bombed hospitals kindergartens, grain silos, tried to plunge ukraine into a cold and dark winter by striking their power grid ukraine's have fallen crannies and fought back defending are contrary and a families extraordinary courage. >> you many of you been there with me many times. it's amazing what they do. i mentioned amazing against such a larger military ukraine is regained over half the territory that russia took from him in his invasion. and they want important victories against russia

say that we need to pass a package of additional aid to ukraine, but the republicans in congress are stubborn , and among thoseoria sparts nee kulgeika. the indiana republican, who is one of the most colorful personalities in the house of representatives, said it does not support the package recently passed by the senate, which includes $60 billion in ukraine-related spending, as well as funds for israel and taiwan. in kiev , this situation causes acute discomfort. the adviser to the head of zelensky’s office, podalyak, essentially said: if you don’t give money, we won’t consider you a hegemon. the head of the ukrainian ministry of defense, kuleba, did not use, on the occasion of the holiday, to beg for some american air defense systems, which russia is successfully destroying. i don't want to spoil the holiday, but of course, my main message is there will be a patriot, because the salvation of ukrainian lives, the ukrainian economy, ukrainian cities depends on the patriot and other systems. we are talking about patriot because it is the only system that can intercept ballistic missiles. the answer is silence,

those -- before congress steps in. reporter: [indiscernible] -- mr. aguilar: it has been very clear from the very beginning that house republicans want a national abortion ban. they have had individuals in congress who continue to support that. over 100 republicans have supported that life at conception bill that would do away with i.v.f., that would ensure and pave the way for a national abortion ban. reproductive care and women's health and abortion is absolutely an issue that concerns us. it scares us what a future president could do. this has been something that has been twirling around in the prior trump administration for years. and i think we believe them when they say they want a national abortion ban. and how they get there, we don't know. but it's clear that that is the focus of house republicans, that is the focus of former president trump and that is what the republican party stands for today, unfortunately. and so we want to ensure abortion care, with he want to ensure women's -- we want to ensure women's reproductive health and abortion as health care. that is what we stand for and we're willing to have that discussion as we make our way t

reporter: it underscores the influence donald trump has over the house republican congress and mike johnson wants to look good with thosecan nominee and mike johnson has been skating on thin ice and did pass the retooled bill today. i would note they passed it with more democratic votes again and they fed another rule of a procedural vote and attest vote on this bill earlier this week. the former president weighed in on early on fisa reform so that shows how the standing is between the republicans and the speaker of the house. it is not uncommon to have those leaders try to develop a relationship. certainly of seen that with other people wants they became the obvious nominee of their party to develop those relationships and congress. >> neil: but this is one of the few nominees that can speak about legislation that might be worked on. if it's good they will pass and if it's bad they will avoid it like the third rail. >> reporter: that's the problem mike johnson has. the question is does he call the shots? i call to one democrat about ukraine and supposedly that is next in the queue. the speaker did not say that today an

my predecessor and his republican friends in congress want to repeal thatre law. that would cut those cap the jobs. ie am serious. i know when i say these things you wonder could they possibly be that stupid? i should not say it that way. while i am serious, think about it. just check it out that's what they want to do but that is not all. my predecessor roll back protections for american workers he opposed the increase in incrl federal minimum wage. bosses national relations board. for real but you know he did rethink with the port look like before i became president. not a joke. not a joke. made most of the sword is as president calm because of you, look what we have achieved together my american rescue plan and the most significant laws union workers who carry over 50 years. thanks what happens if we did not get that pass and none of them wanted to help me. we got it done. it protected their hard earned pensions of more than 120,000 steelworkers. [applause] folks, you have had my back and i promise i have yours. we made that happen while my predecessor never lifted a finger to help

democrats and especially the republicans, not only through the state structures, but precisely through those channels that have a direct influence on trump. to the leadership of congresspecially representatives of the military-industrial complex, which is controlled by republicans and the us general association, so tom, sam kopkinson, the four-year general, who clearly set the task of supporting ukraine, especially after the strikes on israel, that this is a single bloc, russia, iran, this is a threat to the democratic world and a threat to the united states, and the united states cannot retreat now, and these clashes between the parties there, elections, lead to... a different plan, that's why such a powerful lobby format allowed to single out the atakams, the package will still be voted on, we hope on the 20th, and it is clear that it will be developed in every direction that is supplied, except for the atakams , it's f16, it's really controlled aerial bombs, these are radiation systems, these are other models that we cannot divulge today, but these are high-precision and weapons, high-precision capabilities of radio electronics that will create electronic. shields

republicans in congress so who are they going to pick? who are they going to pick? if it's a republican congress they'll take trump for crisping at thoseepublican voters, since deleted from youtube. nbc news obtained the folder video from a source who downloaded it and palma hasn't responded to nbc's request for comments. she's a longtime anti- vaccination activist in new york state. in 2020 the new york host reported on palma as the founder of an anti-vaccine group, my kids, my choice. she said start quote covid is god's gift to the vaccine choice movement. it's woken up so many people and put us in the national spotlight, unclicked. so it naturally makes sense she's an rfp ventricle in a video she identifies herself as the campaign's new york eight rector but according to kennedy's campaign, rita palma is a ballot access consultant responsible for scheduling volunteers for our upcoming signature collection driving the empire state, adding that she is not involved in electoral strategy. naturally born in new york, this is not a campaign event. palma was speaking as a private citizen and her comments no way reflect the strategy of the

my predecessor and his republican friends in congress want to repeal that law that would cut those jobsand it would cut the jobs if you repeal the law. i'm serious. i know when i say these things, you wonder, good day -- could they possibly be that stupid? i shouldn't say it that way. [laughter] but i'm serious. think about it. just check it out. that's what they want to do. but that's not all. my predecessor rolled back protections for american workers. he opposed the increase overall for federal minimum wage. he put union busters on the national labor relations board. well, you know he did. think of what the board looked like before i became president. not a joke. meanwhile, since i was sworn in as president, because of you, look at what we've achieved together. through my american rescue plan, i enacted the butch lewis act, the most significant law for union workers and retirees in 50 years. think of what would happen if we didn't get that passed. none of them wanted to help me. but we got it done. it protected the hard-earned pensions of more than 120,000 steelworkers. [applause] fo

joe biden was vice president in those years, oversaw ukraine , and literally pushed through this appointment. for what republicans in congressw state duma deputies have appealed to the investigative committee of russia with a request to investigate the facts of terrorist financing through the burisma company. it was established that funds. received through commercial organizations, in particular the oil and gas company burisma holdings, operating on the territory of ukraine, over the past years have been used to carry out terrorist acts in the russian federation, as well as abroad, in order to eliminate prominent political and public figures causing economic damage. this means the murder of daria dugina, vladlin tatarsky and other crimes of ukrainian intelligence on russian territory. were sponsored with the participation of foreign structures; at the request of the deputies , a criminal case was initiated under the article of financing of terrorism. alexey glovko, maxim shchepilov, lead. russia and china are ready to continue cooperation in the fight against terrorism and jointly solve key security problems. sergei lavrov d

joe biden was vice president in those years, oversaw ukraine, and literally pushed through this appointment. for which the republicans in congressnow state duma deputies have appealed to the investigative committee of russia with a request to investigate the fact. financing terrorists through the burisma company. it was established that funds received through commercial organizations, in particular the oil and gas company burisma holdings, operating on the territory of ukraine, over the past years have been used to carry out terrorist acts in the russian federation, as well as beyond its borders , in order to eliminate prominent political and public figures and cause economic damage. which means the murder of daria. and other crimes of ukrainian intelligence on russian territory were sponsored with the participation of foreign structures; at the request of deputies, a criminal case was opened under the article of financing. postponed due to technical reasons. for 2 minutes before the possible start, the automation stopped the start process due to a failure of the supply system of the oxidizer tank of the central unit. in this si

but the republicans in congress were stubborn, and among those who were stubborn was the first emigrantkulgeyka. a republican from indiana who is one of the most colorful personalities in the house. representatives said she does not support the package recently passed by the senate, which includes $60 billion in spending, related to ukraine, as well as funds for israel and taiwan. in kiev, this situation is causing acute confusion; the adviser to the head of zelensky’s office, podalyag, essentially said: if you don’t give money, we won’t consider you a hegemon. it is important to invest in your reputation, it is important to confirm your reputation, it is important to live up to what you say to yourself and what you do. if you want to be a global leader, if you understand what global leadership is, then you must confirm this, if you are not ready for this, then we need to come out and say: look, we are a little smaller than we always said. in europe , the ukrainian topic this week was marked by the seventy-fifth anniversary of the north atlantic alliance. the head of the ukrainian minis

republican party. those folks are voting for me. but as i got into congressart of dallas that was traditionally republican. i've tried to serve in a way that shows we can bring folks together. yes, there are some bites. you mentioned abortion access and women making their own health care decisions. these are things you have to have but not everything has to be a fight. when 30 texans are freezing in the dark, that is not a good time to go on vacation and when you come back, i make jokes about it. texans don't accept that. that is what you're seeing showing up in the numbers for our task or next few months is to make sure the texans and americans know that we can get rid of ted cruz and put someone who cares about all 30 million texans, not some and who cares about himself. in the nfl we guys who we called me guys and i looked out for themselves. ted cruz is the ultimate me guy. >> texas has delivered because of the restrictive abortion laws there. some of the most tragic difficult things we have heard of woman it being put through horrible ordeals because of

would write off as a bomb hurler who will really not do much while she's in the congress, but he needs to get those republicansnd democrats who want to actually govern the united states, needs to get them working together on things for the american people. host: ok, let's hear from perry in south dakota, republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i think that mike johnson is actually a very good man, trying to bring correctness -- he says he is a christian man and ones to do the right thing -- and would like to do the right thing in the house. the right thing for him to do with detroit and understand where we are fiscally and it is coming up to be a big problem in the country, and it is not even talked about in the media at all. by the way, i think that c-span is probably the best media right now, and it is great to be able to call and give your opinion on this type of thing, but i think mike johnson has his hands full. it is hard to operate in the atmosphere he is in, and the leader of japan gave a good speech yesterday on being a good country, and actual good country, and that is what i would lik

republican congress. and that because of those fissures, because of that tension between the maga extremists who really doower. they're not able to govern and more so, marjorie taylor greene has no interest in governing, has no interest in solving the problems. she wants purity, plain and simple, and that's why she has filed those papers to try to get rid of speaker johnson. and so democrats are saying this is not what americans voted for. this is republican dumpster fire. they do not deserve to be leading. they have no interest in doing so, don't know how to give democrats of power and we will solve the problems that the country is facing. >> let's talk about one of the >> major issues >> of this cycle in congressional races and in the presidential sarah is abortion donald trump's position that he announced is that he wants it to be up to the state's conservative republicans are not happy with that. we heard that from anti-abortion shouldn't activists, mike pence called his position that he announced a slap in the face. lindsey graham says he respectfully disagrees with trump, saying that trump should ha

according to that indictment, some of those republicans acted as fake electors, submitting a document to congresssely declaring trump beat president biden in arizona. biden won arizona by more than 10,000 votes. the indictment also includes charges of conspiracy and fraud. the 2020 election will be at the center of discussion tomorrow at the united states supreme court. the justices will hear arguments on whether former president trump is entitled to immunity for acts while committed in office. trump is facing charges that he plotted to overturn the results of the presidential election. the former president warns this decision could open other presidents up to criminal charges, but special counsel jack smith says trump's behavior continued after he left office and he should be prosecuted. a ruling is expected by the end of june. >> president biden signed into law a foreign aid package today that includes billions of dollars in assistance to ukraine, israel and taiwan. the package includes $60 billion in aid for ukraine, $26 billion to support israel along with humanity an aid for gaza and $8 bill

achieve a lot of those aims by just taxing people at the very top lisa: you and i both know covering congress that there is an anti debt movement that just is seething right now among republicanshill. but nonetheless, they are still pro tax cut, and those things don't actually work together. how does former president trump argue that we should continue these tax cuts in full despite the rising tidal wave of red ink? >> they make two points. one is to look at the economic growth that happened in 2018 and 2019 after these tax cuts were put in place. they are enacted in 2017 and 2018 and 2019 were strong years for the economy in terms of wages, in terms of just the overall growth and investment that we saw. you can't attribute all of that to the tax cuts, but probably some of it. the other point that they'll argue for is that the issue on debt and deficits is spending, not taxes. now they're really both two sides of the same coin. there's deficits are the difference between how much we collect as a government and how much we spend. but they argue that the real focus should be on the spending side and that economic damage comes if you raise taxes, and so those are those core philo

republicans on capitol hill. the new rules would expand background checks for those who buy firearms at gun shows or online. the new action stems from the bipartisan safer communities act passed by congresss deadly mass shooting at robb elementary in uvalde, texas, but lead republicans on that legislation say the new rule goes too far. >> we were bipartisan. they're bipartisan hacks and this will be used as an example of why they don't trust an administration to do it in the future. it will take 20 years to recover from this crap. >> under this regulation it will not matter if guns are sold on the internet, at a gun show, or at a brick and mortar store. >> nearly 80,000 licensed gun dealers are already required to run background checks, but this change means an estimated 23,000 currently unlicensed sellers will have to do the same. >>> two national monuments in california will soon see major expansions. "the washington post" is reporting president biden plans to make some executive action to expand the borders of the san gabriel mountains national monument near los angeles and the berryessa snow mountain national monument north of the bay area. the president is hoping those expansions wi

republicans in congress, so who are they going to pick? who are they going to pick if it's a republican congress, they'll pick trump. >> the kennedy campaign has tried to distance itself from thosee between kennedy and trump world is weakening. as "the new york times" notes the trump view is back, the more candidates in the race the better it is for mr. trump. the question is now how do democrats deal with this? i'm going to ask the only person in modern history who has ever had the distinction of both running the democratic national committee and appearing on a democratic presidential ticket next. d appearing on a democratic presidential ticket next what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. >>> today 208 days before election day, a left wing candidate for president announced his running mate. >> one of the great freedom fighters of a generation, she's a doctor, she's a professor, most importantly she's a lover of the people. her name is malina abdula. >> activist and independent presidential candi

congress to quote, kill fisa cnn's melanie zanona is tracking this on capitol hill for us. melanie. what else have we heard from director ray? is it enough you think to sway those? >> 19 republicans >> well, if not just re there has been a steady drumbeat of national security voice is urging congress to renew this surveillance law? and one of those voices includes trump's own former attorney general, bill barr, who told my colleague any grid that it would be quote, reckless to let this law expire but those voices are up against donald trump. who called on republicans to kill this bill yesterday. and he also seem to conflate what this section of the law would actually do. but ray sought to clear up some of those misconceptions in the hearing today. >> let's listen >> an absolutely indispensable tool that congress can give us in our fight against foreign adversaries is the reauthorization of section 702 of the foreign intelligence surveillance act it is critical in securing our nation and we are in crunch time with our seven zero to authorities set to expire next week so let me be clear. failure to reauthorize seven o2 or gutting it with some new kind of warrant requirement would b

there who are ready to go hard against joe biden for his failures, those failures are also aligned with a congress that's run by republicansly nothing as well. so, you see, you know, biden's numbers, you know, suffering nationally, but you'll also see the same impact on republican leadership in the house. which is why i've never understood just put the -- since you're so hot on an issue, put an immigration bill on the table that stands up against what republican leaders like -- you know, republican leaders like senator langford working with democrats fashioned in the senate, put something up, but they can't and won't do that because it then takes away the political narrative on the backside. so they're willing to suffer that sort of hit with the public because going back to our first analogy, it just gives them more spaghetti to throw up against the wall against biden down the road. >> when you talk about the subject of immigration, and you do polling on it, and we can discuss whether polling is accurate, when you do polling on it immigration is still a policy that voters give republicans more credit for and they think rep

congress. they are exercising those and so this is really a moment where the decisions that republicans and kevin mccarthy made in the very beginning of this congress are now coming back to sprout and to show what the impact of that actually is. >> ali vitali on capitol hill, thank you so very much. >>> and turning now to more breaking news this morning. from inside a manhattan courtroom, where a jury selection and former president trump's hush money trial continues. right now the prosecution on the defense are working through candidates to fill the final five seats for alternate jurors in a process expected to potentially take weeks, a busy thursday afternoon led the selection of a full panel of 12 jurors to decide donald trump's first criminal trial. they include five women and seven men whose identities the judge ordered to be kept confidential during the trial. judge juan merchan said he hopes to select the remaining alternate jurors today and start opening statements on monday. a reminder, trump pleaded not guilty to all 34 counts. joining us now from outside the courthouse, nbc news corresp

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republican walked up to the microphone and screamed, “take those damn flags down.” this prompted even more verbal backlash from democrats. and the americans themselves on social networks are calling on congressfirst help their country, and not a corrupt foreign regime. us citizens express their protest in the form of internet memes and caricatures. foreign aid, how about we pass an american aid bill, millions of americans, including low-income homeless seniors , the house of representatives passed a bill veterans could use a little financial help. over 75% of americans oppose this, so who are our politicians really working for? when? bothering to pass bills to help us citizens, how about taking the time to pass bills that will help us during your less busy holidays? they asked to pay attention to the americans, they were heard, but they made even more scandalous decisions. now in us educational institutions, men will have full access to women's restrooms and locker rooms if they call themselves women. so. biden decided to revise the ninth section of the code on gender self-determination. also, pseudo-women will be able to participate in ladies' competitions and live with them in dormitories.

republican. in those election years republicans lost the presidency. they lost both the cycles of the sentence we lost governors in the statehouse. but in congress we won both times but i tell you the moment i became a leader. paul had left, president trump did state of the universe i go and i walked out on the floor and at the state of the mcgill republicans on one side, democrats on the other. everybody wears a certain color one side stands up, the other side stands up and i am sitting there there side stands up it looks like you, looks like america every different walk of life. i look over it as we stand up we look like the most restricted country club in america. and i kind of slumped down i'm either going to be the leader of the climbing party or have to open this party up somewhere else. i'm very proud of the fact those two election cycles were elected most republicans minorities ever before. that's our ability to wait in places. what i got elected leader pelosi got elected speaker. we both come from the same state of california donald trump lost california by 5 million votes. how many congressional seats did pelosi add to her majority whe

republicans in the house to be fractures. he wants them to be largely united. and i think that that's a very powerful incentive for those dissenting members of congress. but another thing i'll note is that look the issue is that republicans with the house majority were not in a position to govern because they control one house of congress, right? and you have a democratic president in the white house right now, i believe they're going to pull together to help ensure that there's a republican president the next time around. and i think that that's a powerful incentive for them to not blow up the speaker. >> all right, rasul on keep waking. thank you both so much for being with us. appreciate both your time. there >> all right are you one of the 73 million at&t customers whose personal information has been leaked to the dark web. if you are what you can do to protect yourself measles cases are surging and the united states up 70% from last year alone with more than half requiring hospitalization where those cases are and what to do about them. and why is this happening next >> he worked in spaceflight. this is the worst thing that can happen >> space shu

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eight, of course, to gaza and the question is, is this congress going to vote for all those you know, what you're hearing from many of the republicans is fine for israel, not for you. jacqueline. >> that's the next big fight on capitol hill. amaro, stay tuned, coming up next, hearing me speak to a close confidant to president biden about the white house response to iran's attack on israel, democratic senator chris will join us after the break you, open your, mailbox and see the envelope from your health insurance company. you hold your breath >> will they >> pay for your child's treatment this time? you open the letter and find that you've been denied. again a month later, another letter arrives. your premiums are going up again. they are banking record profits and still plan on increasing their rates by 12th percent. how can the health insurance companies get away with this >> parts handles the driving packet, your pace story are things until you're ready, then we deliver to your new home across town or across the country? thoughts, your personal moving and storage team >> have you ever thought of getting a walk-in tub for you or s

now, according to the indictment, some of those republicans acted as fake electors, submitting a document to congresssely declaring trump won arizona. however, president biden won arizona by more than 10,000 votes. the indictment also includes charges of conspiracy and fraud. >> now, the supreme court is also again taking on the issue of access to abortion. yesterday, the court heard oral arguments on whether idaho's abortion ban can be overruled by federal law. the biden administration is arguing that federal law requires hospitals to provide emergency abortions if it's needed to protect the health and life of the mother. idaho, however, says its ban already has exceptions for life saving abortions and that state laws should take precedence. >> if, er doctors can perform whatever treatment they determine is appropriate, then doctors can ignore not only state abortion laws, but also state regulations on opioid use and informed consent requirements. >> now, in this case, marks the first time the u.s. supreme court has considered the implications of a state ban since it overturned roe versus wade almos

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then-president donald trump and the republican led congress enacted sweeping reform, cutting taxes across the board for most individuals and corporations. but most of thoset to expire next year. that means whoever wins the november election will directly confront whether to extend those cuts, or let taxes go up to earlier levels. trump and president joe biden share some common ground here. both would keep cuts in place for households making under $400,000 annually, but they have very different visions. beyond that. trump would keep all individual and corporate cuts. president biden would like to raise the corporate rate from 21% to 28%, and biden's plan would bump up high income earners from 37% to 39.6%. richard rubin from the wall street journal tracks this, and he joins me now. richard, no one better to help us through this. and can you set the table here? these plans mean that for most of us, there would be no change if either president gets what they want. but can you help us understand that income group, and why, politically, both candidates want to protect it? >> i mean, people don't like to pay more, right? so people are wanting to keep the tax r

republican party. those folks voted for me and that is how i got into congress.bring folks together. there are some important fights. abortion access and act boats to make your own medical care. it is also not a good time to go on vacation when your constituents are freezing in the dark and then when you come back make jokes about it texans don't accept that. our task over the next few months, of course, is to make sure that texans and americans know we can get rid of ted cruz and put someone in the senate who cares about all the texans not just himself. in the nfl we had guys called me guys. looking out for themselves. ted cruz is the ultimate me guy. >> texas has already delivered some of the most tragic and difficult cases we have heard of women being put through horrible ordeals because of texas republicans governing choices. he believes there should be absolutely no exceptions to any ban, no exceptions for , no exceptions for incest. >> i really feel for what is happening in florida. what they are going to experience is what we have been experiencing. that i

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there were fewer republicans who voted no than the previous version, those who did said this was misguided. >> congresses more about sending billions to wage endless war in foreign countries, cares more about this than saving our own country. it seems no price is too high, no weapons system is off limits. or only strategy appears to be spend, spend, spend and then spent some more with little to no thought to what the consequences. >> this is a longtime american debate. amna: we know there is a in this package for israel and taiwan. where will that money go? lisa: for israel first of all, $14 million, that is money just for israel itself. there is another $9 billion of humanitarian relief that will include gaza and other crisis points around the world. $8 billion will go to the indo pacific region. there is a lot happening to counter china that will include money to try to expand u.s. submarine presence in the region. amna: we are talking about $95 billion in aid. how long will this last? lisa: it has been a long time even getting here. $95 million, ukraine, $60 billion in this bill. up until this point

congress who have problems with this. those members concerned about it, national security republicans, they say take away to shutdowns in theues, that this is a far more dangerous place to be. >> there is a lot of antics up here. i am usually not concerned. the world will keep turning. america will keep being awesome. shut down the government, ok. it is not the end of the world. but you lose our collection on our adversaries, that is one of the most seriously bad things i can think of happening. i have never been worried like i am worried now. lisa: and congressman crenshaw is not prone to hyperbole. on the other side we have republicans who say the original version of the bill that they opposed and they feel they did not get the chance to change went too far and did not have enough protections for americans. >> this reauthorization is not reform. it is not currently reform. it might be reform depending on the amendments available, but we already know the one that protects your data from being bought by the fbi is not going to be allowed. somebody has to stand up for the constitution and the rights of the american people. a