it's partly due to what thom tillis enacted under the conditions, but rather than that legalize that,ly want a lot of them around the world you would make an active attempt and then you can tell us why. but those with high school educations by the millions now you are just lying to us and this individual has been to the border recently, catching auto video, here are some footage to tell you who is coming over. >> how many people? >> i think last year over 2 million in the year before that just under 2 million. we have some with visas as well, some that have overstayed, the number is just a fantasy in the united states. >> new york says a thousand a month and we have about 2000 per day. >> yes, about 2 2000, 2500. >> tucker: not everybody has an idea of the scale of this and is he upset about this? well, computer programmers from 1996 talk about some things that are actually happening there and a lot of people are crossing are nice people that want to work and everyone supports that, but this all being orchestrated by cartels and some of them wind up killing americans. 2 is a very poor

-- along with senator tillis. i believe that their proposal, although i don't agree with it all, is the right startingpoint for the conversation and debate on a bipartisan basis. but the real starting point has to be the true stories of people who are going to be affected by this. let me tell you one, as i have before. this is the 132nd time that i have taken to the floor of the senate to tell the story of a dreamer. and this young man's a name is jose flores valor. hoe arrived in this country from mexico when he was only 11 months old, and he grew up in my home state after illinois in dekalb, illinois. he served as an interpreter for his family at their medical appointments. it was through these experiences watching doctors care for and provide support for his family that his passion for health care bloomed. in high school he enrolled in a certify nursing assistant course and his goal is to eventually be a doctor. it was not until he was 16 when his classmates were getting drivers' licenses and making their decis

we need to move forward and thanks to senators sinema and senator tillis for your efforts in this butforward to watching is hopefully we continue to move more dramatically towards that goal for america and the right goal for people who want to be americans. >> madam president. >> the senator from arizona. >> madam president i join my colleagues to discuss the importance of tackling the issues at the border and our immigration system. i think what folks have heard so far is that republicans and democrats find a lot of common ground even on this topic. i'm here today because securing our border and fixing our broken immigration system is a priority for me and for the state of arizona. in the state of arizona it bears the brunt of washington's failure on this issue. this is a national security issue. for decades now politicians have tried and failed to fix our border and fix our immigration system. we see crisis after crisis under administered to the both parties nbc attempts by congress to pass reforms to allow over and over and over again. on this issue more than any other folks often

tillis: reserving the right to object. i thank my colleagues, the senator from pennsylvania, for his efforts to assure pregnant women have access to accommodations, reasonable accommodations, at work. they need to have healthy pregnancies. as the husband of a wife who had two children while working, and a grandfather of two grandchildren, with a daughter who is a nurse, i absolutely want to make sure those sort of reasonable accommodations are accounted for. however, in its current form this legislation before us would give federal bureaucrats at the eeoc authority to mandate that employers nationwide pro void accommodations, such as leave, to obtain abortions on demand under the guys of pregnancy-related condition. worst still, the legislation would subject pro-life organizations, including churches, and religious organizations, to potentially crippling lawsuits if they refuse to facilitate abortions in direct violation of their religious beliefs and their moral convictions. under like title 7, and the americans with disa

the finish line and we had a wonderful group in the senate, senator baldwin was our leader, senator tillis, senator portman, senator cinema and i, who really worked extremely hard to persuade our colleagues from both sides of the aisle that we could advance both religious liberty and the rights of the lgbtq community and we did. >> and senator baldwin, you know, was that religious liberty component in these negotiations, that seemed to be the most difficult part of these negotiations. so can you talk about the friction there and if this -- if this, you know, final product provides enough protection for lgbtq families and marriages? >> yeah, so the original version of the respect for marriage act, essentially it would have left the status quo unchanged with regard to religious liberties, but as you know, my colleagues on both sides of the aisle and certainly on the republican side hear from constituents and opponents to marriage equality who suggest otherwise and i think it's really important where we could clarify in the bill and so they have something to point to when their constituents s

. >> harris: look at republican tom tillis working with kyrsten sinema, the president could be there, i think we know what we think about him -- she gets chased into a lady's room by men and the president says that is the way things go in politics. >> and katie hobbs certified her own election, that is another story, she says this is an issue in arizona, for the president to ignore even democrats on this issue, i think it makes him very vulnerable and you need more democrats -- >> marc: it also -- >> harris: karine jean-pierre, the only french i know, went after republicans for stunts when questioned on the border. watch. >> if the president is not taking time to visit the border during his trip tomorrow to a border state, will he do it in the new year? >> i addressed this last week about the president visiting the border, i will not go beyond what we laid out, we believe the question i was just answering to your colleague in the back, is that what congressional republicans going to do to deal with this issue? instead of doing political stunts -- >> harris: okay, let's talk about that

and sinema, snarts tillis and sinema had tried to do something at this at the end of that lame duck session. does it look promising at all to you, from where you sit, that this gets addressed by congress? >> it's hard to see now with the changing majority as well and just when you look at the fact that we haven't been able to see meaningful immigration reform in previous administrations. i think it's reasonable to have doubt that at least in the immediate months that they could come forward with a proposal, especially when the loudest voices in the room, you're hearing more so an emphasis on oversight investigations, you're hearing that it may be more likely we see potential investigations into the homeland security secretary, maybe him even call down to congress as well. immigration at this point and the border is still one of the political vulnerabilities of the white house and still one of the main sort of issues that the republican party returns to to attack the current administration. thus far the past two years it seems that has taken priorities over actually reaching a consen

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i am proud history is from the state of north carolina and senator tillis is just as pleased as i.and time again our capital christmas tree reminds us of the importance of working together to be good stewards of our environment to future generations can enjoy the bounties of our forests of christmas is still to come i wish all of you a very merry christmas and a happy new year. [applause] ladies and gentlemen the washington performing arts children of the gospel ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen speaker of the united states house of representatives , nancy pelosi. [cheers and applause] >> good evening everyone it is the most wonderful time because it's my honor to welcome all of you to for the lighting of the capital christmas tree thank you for being with us in the delegation that we were happy to hinder this off to north carolina but if you are responsible for carrying the tree we will applaud the neil band thank you and. it is a thrilled to be joined by two share of moving story from heritage about the origin of the mighty evergreen tree. after c

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good evening, chad. >> bret, the two senators tillis and sinema began passing their plan around the senatespeed up the removal of those who don't qualify for asylum and it offers a way for more than 2 million dreermsz to become american citizens. sinema promised to tackle immigration as soon as the election was over we have been stymied by political edges on both part of the spectrum. one party desires only border walls and security and the other's amnesty for millions of people. >> race to pass before the house next your. g.o.p. opposes legal status for those here illegally. >> we want an immigration system that works. we want to reward people that go through it legally but no amnesty. >> would that apply for dreamers as well in any sort of potential future deal. >> we hold people accountable who are responsible for their own actions. and we believe in no amnesty. >> the g.o.p.'s opposition is why democrats demand action act. single person. but in this moment, in this month, dream act. >> told the bill enough votes to filibuster. republicans criticized handled e border. >> drop the forgiv

the kids are suffering, how the crime is going about some of your republican colleagues like thom tillis and others are now looking to strike a deal with the democrats over so-called immigration reform and respond to this. your reaction. >> i'm certainly not going to support that. the truth is we shouldn't have to trade anything to get the enforcement of our laws at our own southern border. the biden administration is getting exactly what they want at the southern border. this 14,000 a day illegal search, they have known about this, they have known this would happen. they don't want to border. they don't want there to be customs and border patrol, they don't want her to be i.c.e., they don't want immigration enforcement. this is their plan and they are executing it. >> laura: when you think about single acts of government abuse that have had severe ramifications for the country, right, the democrat's event talking about henry six. that's all they've got. for the last two years almost, january 6. but this will have profound effects on perhaps hour, first of all our electoral process. if t

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i think that if a bill like senator sinema and thom tillis republican thom tillis' bill gets some tractiontime is of the essence and then you will see more traction in terms of building a physical structure. a number of democrats, including prominent ones that have gone on to be president like joe biden, hillary clinton who ran for president and got mighty close but not close enough have all backed physical structures. and some combination of you want to add more technology to it, burr the barriers on the ground seems like the only way that you're going to be able to treat this problem and it is absolutely correct to call this a humanitarian crisis whether it's happening in washington, d.c., chicago, new york where they are being bused or happening on the border. it seems really like a five alarm fire here and i don't know what the solution is from the administration on the title 42 front. you know, just kind of punting on this without having something as a backup plan is -- just spells absolute disaster. >> rich: you know, howie, whether it's the governors of florida and texas or whether

fake republican senator thom tillis who has always railed against limits on foreign workers is working with democrat kyrsten sinema to finalized a permanent give away to companies who want as much cheap laborer as possible. you're supposed to believe till is out of his deep concern for the nation is working overtime to fix our current border woes. the washington post lays it on thick saying besides protecting two million dreamers the sinema and till is draft would allocate money for border security, the hiring of more officers and pay raises for agents. okay. this is a total lie. biden's dhs could be doing the border enforcement right now but of course they refuse to and instead waving in as many illegals into the country as possible. so negotiating with the white house on immigration now is like negotiating with a hostage taker. >> title 42 was lifted on may 23rdrd. what does success for your plan look like if it works as you intend? >> success looks like the orderly implementation of our plan, where we are applying our laws in accordance with their provisions in a way that respects i

i applaud senator tillis and senator sinema for attempting to do something but the larger picture, theal failure of the biden border policy or lack of a border policy is out there. it's hurting this country. every american ought to address it. maria: but you just heard karine jean-pierre, she said that republicans are doing political stunts and they need to work with the white house about its plan that it's put forth. what is that plan? >> they don't have a plan. the plan is a porous border, every time we've had legislation, technology, resources they look the other way, the title 42 policy which was working, they want that to go away. buffering mexico, they want that to go away. if you want a secure border, we had that under president trump. we had that under the last administration a. administration. it was buy part a san p -- it was bipartisan. it is hurting this country, not only now but long term. maria: i don't know how she gets away with saying why are they doing political stunts instead of working with us on the plan we put forth, if there's actually no plan. she just says thin

i understand kyrsten sinema and thom tillis are working together. i want them to be supported. let's get something good done for the country. it would be wonderful for everybody. host: that is pam in florida bringing up the attempts by kyrsten sinema and thom tillis, an independent and republican legislatures -- legislators with a look at immigration. nbc reporting while the details have yet to be finalized, the pair's track record on being able to get deals done sparked optimism. the stars will never be in alignment according to sean kennedy. the legislation is probably not could have a good chance of moving in the next congress and as we get close to a presidential election there is less likelihood of this going forward. the timing is not lost on us all. work on the budget being the priority with some other legislative efforts being made in these last days of december. robin in texas, republican line. caller: thank you for having me on. i would like to see biden investigated for all of these deals his son made. he took him to china and made billion-dollar deals with china, al

senator tillis and i look at boosting pay and providing agents and officers to do what they need to dowe are committed to reassert control of our border. we understand to secure border by relying only on physical barriers as a 17th century answer into a 21st century problem. but this past october the office of field operations officers reported a 73 percent increase of fentanyl seizures compared to one year ago. and at the port of entry seizing one.5 million fentanyl pills in less than five days. that alone cannot find a way into the country we must supplement security barriers with innovative technology solutions and boost border protection and update the policies governing our borders. for years our asylum system has represented the promise of america welcoming persecution to find freedom and safety. but today the asylum system is broken the border patrol isn't able to do their job in the border communities cannot keep up. to assure that those who seek to serve we must acknowledge the status quo is no longer functional the immigration courts and asylum officers are backlogged with ca

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policies and this is predicated or the impetus was a letter that was jointly signed by jeff tomlin and tilly chang from the executive tranche of branch of thecity and county ond and the transportation authority on the other. that set forth a number of straightforward policy desires and concerns raging from vehicles actually pulling over to curbs to pick up and drop off their passengers. policies to minimize failures and travelings that create hazards on the road and conduct safe and efficient traffic flow and policy to safeguard pedestrians and to that end, i thought that i would bring forward this resolution declaring our official policy and urging the national highway and traffic safety administration as well as our own government and state governments to think about that when granting permits or other incentives or instruments in san francisco statewide and nationally. that's what this does. thank you president walton and chair menldman for your cosponsorship. >> supervisor safai. >> thank you, yes. i will be supporting this today but i have to say a couple of things that i have problems

>> the leaderships of both parties for decades now, with the exception of sinema and tillis, they workedthe issue, but both parties have always preferred the politics of immigration over the solutions for immigration. democrats like to campaign accusing republicans of being anti-immigrant, and republicans campaign on accusing democrats of supporting open borders and promoting chaos we have seen sometimes on the southwest border. that's one of the reasons we remain stuck. >> true. but, carlos, there has been proposals like sinema and the tillis proposal, even though we see no writing on it, and there's no way you will have ten republicans do it, and no way the house under nancy pelosi has any future, and it's not because of democrats, but it's because republicans are not willing to support them. >> the big factor there, josÉ, is primary politics. republicans are fearful of being accused in their primaries on being soft on illegal immigration, of being for what some people call amnesty. there's just a lot of factors that have colluded to prevent the types of solutions the american people n

i salute tillis first saying let's get something done but to let dreamer stay?at's pretty much a given. democrats and republicans are eventually going to get to allowing them to state. you know what's happened over the last year end a half or year? 500 million more people brought tumors with them. so now story is somewhat contained when present vomit decided to executive order tell dreamers they can stay, now it's more complicated because you double the number in this country. does anyone think this is serious on the border? does anyone understand on december 12, title 42 disappears? which means instead of 7000 to go up to 15, 18000 we are arty seeing a surgeon. we had three border guards commit suicide last month, 14 this year. we had leather and killed on wednesday in pursuit of another illegal immigrant coming here. until we get serious about having security, you know this you work there every day. senator schumer used to talk about having border security. you sent senator joe biden talk about border security. they have suddenly change the think it's a great

a lot of interest in doing a comprehensive immigration fix like the types that senator sinema and tillispes of changes that had been discussed in washington for decades now but congress has really struggled to get there. you do see how, you know, the white house's hands are so tied by congress, even when they are talking about the title 42 situation, you know, when you ask the white house about title 42 and the republican criticisms -- or the criticisms from republicans about the biden administration's border policy, they said, well, congress hasn't fixed this problem, congress for decades could have done something to reform the system both on the security side and on the legal immigration side, the illegal immigration side and they've done nothing. also remember the white house was also pushing heavily for congress to send them more funding to deal directly with this crisis and they didn't get all that money that they wanted in this latest round of spending talks. so that's making it even tougher tore them. >> even harder. yeah. not a lot of possibility there in the new year for congres

senator tillis, senator portman, senator sinema, who worked extremely hard to persuade our colleagues on both sides of the aisle that we could advance both religious liberty and the rights of the lgbtq community. and we did. >> senator baldwin, with that religious liberty component, that seems to be the most difficult part of these negotiations. can you talk about the friction and if this final product provides enough protections for lgbtq families? and marriages. sen. baldwin: the original version of the respect for marriage act, essentially would have left the status quo unchanged with regard to religious liberties, but as you know my colleagues on both sides of the aisle but certainly on the republican side hear from constituents and opponents to marriage equality who suggest otherwise. i think what is really important where we could clarify in the bill -- they had something to point to when their constituents suggested there would be some curtailment of religious liberties. that that is what we needed in order to build the larger coalition that ultimately got us 12 republican vote

senator kyrsten sinema of arizona and gop senator thom tillis of north carolina have been discussing a deal that would have acute it -- that would've included the legalization of millions of unauthorized immigrants in the u.s. as well as reducing illegal crossings across the u.s.-mexico border. up next is edna in chicago. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: i am so grateful we have a president that i respect in the world respects. i want to say something about the person who called in earlier about the immigrants coming to this country. we need them. not all of them, but we need them. who picks your peppers and tomatoes in the groceries that grow on your table? your educated children will not do that medial labor. merry christmas to everybody and think for yourself, do not let somebody else thing for you. host: linda in spring hill, florida. independent line. caller: a couple of things. tobacco country. nobody wants to do it. they take immigrants with green cards to work and get paid. they knew what they were dealing with. they have housing for them and they would do al

susan collins, tom tillis, rob portman, have worked tirelessly with me to help get to the number 12. concerns. we talked to outside stakeholders. we are able to craft a substitute that meant people's concerns and goddess over the finish line. i do want to make one point, which is, typically the party leaders actually put a vote recommendation on the tables in front of the well of the senate. in this case, republicans did not, and they deferred to susan collins, susan tillis, and rob portman to put their recommendation for the vote on passage. >> when you look at where we were in 1996 and into that same body, the united states and at, with a democrat except president, eagerly signing the defense of marriage act when he was 18 points headed his reelection campaign and had some political capital to burn if it was gonna cost in that. that is such a perfect story of the way progress works in the senate and how long it takes. if you don't have a 25-year window on these issues, you really understand how they move. >> i have to say that there are real couples across the united states who do

is some legislation being proposed currently in deals being made between kyrsten sinema and thom tillis but it's unlikely to pass in this current congress. another major issue has been the treatment of refugees, title 22 and how biden could expel refugees through -- for covid precautions. to democrats have said this approach is inhumane. immigration is a major concern for voters. host: jim comber said it was the first thing he listed. a large focus of the committee is on this. guest: as you mention, the border is a major rallying cry that they saw as one of their top campaign promises, another rallying cry among republicans white -- is why president joe biden has not visited the border. host: now that hakeem jeffries's house minority leader in the next congress, what does he a sin leader especially amongst his congress? guest: he is following in the footsteps of nancy pelosi who is a vote counter. he will have to try to fill her shoes and command respect of the democratic caucus after she has ruled with an iron fist for decades. he's also going to have to combat republicans who are back

is this the right plan, the plan being floated by tillis and sinema?when you move forward, you just have to make sure that you have the right security measures in place to have the proper vetting. look, there is going to be asylum seekers, individuals that have a true claim, but right now the system as it works is broken and does not work right now because everyone is allowed to just come in, ask for asylum, get released not united states and many we are not going to hear from. so, you need to have the proper steps moving forward and part of those proper steps is having the right individuals there so they can have the proper enforcement at the border. and the proper vetting. >> john: this is something on which you and senator tom cotton of arkansas agree. what he told "america's newsroom." >> you hear talk about so-called dreamers and give them legal status. right now, joe biden is creating hundreds of thousands of more so-called dreamers every month. what we have to do is secure our border, prevent this historic flood of illegal aliens coming into the

of that because, again, you have the now independent senator from arizona senator sinema with thom tillis and think, okay, you have a more centrist democrat now an independent and republican that would be a path to citizen for the dreamers that would extend title 42 allowing them to turn back some migrant, money for border security. look at that and think, okay, there are plenty of votes for that and laugh and say 25 years people have put together proposals if they got a vote on the floor would pass but they don't because of the competing interest and politics. >> right, i think when you look at what tillis and sinema are working on, it seems reasonable in a lot of ways but then you think about the new house republican leadership that's coming in and there's just no energy around doing something right now in the lame duck. republicans want to take control of the house and really have a more comprehensive and a more aggressive approach towards immigration. i think -- i think that's not necessarily a bad thing either but it's like getting past the theater of immigration and getting towards

but some of your republican colleagues, like thom tillis, and others, are now looking to strike a deal with the democrats over so-called immigration reform. in response. >> it is your reaction? well, i'm certainly not going to support that law. the truth is , we shouldn't have to trade anything to get the enforcement of our laws at our own southern border. and i just say this. the biden administration is getting exactly what they want at the southern border. this fourteen thousand a day illegal surge. they've known about this. they've known this would happen. this is what they want, laura . they don't want a border. they don't want there to be customs and border patrol. they don't want there to be ice. they don't want there to be immigration. enforcement. >> this is their plan and they're executing it. well, when you think about just single acts of government abuse that have had severe ramification for the country. right. the democrats have been talking about january six . that's all they got, january six , january six for the last two years, almost january six . but this will have pro

sinema and tillis have an agreement amongst themselves but you need 60 votes in the senate. doesn't look like house democrats are that interested. this bill is a big investment in border security. but there's two things here. are democrats going to agree with it and also most republicans now are saying they will do nothing on immigration including daca until the border is secure. not simultaneously but until and there's no room for a compromise or negotiation at this point. >> which suggests we'll have two more years of gridlock and scenes like you're seeing playing out right there. up next for us new reporting on the hardball tactics kevin mccarthy allies now weigh as he is still short the votes to be the house speaker. >>> and a former republican speaker john boehner up on capitol hill yesterday getting emotional paying tribute to his one-time rival nancy pelosi. >> no other speaker in a modern era, republican or democrat -- let me just say, you're one tough cookie. ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ with fidelity income planning, a dedicated advisor can help you grow and

we than tilly asked me do you want to spend your money on anything else? nope.want to traffic calming. this is it. 100% every time. so, thank you. >> commissioner chan this is for mr. parks. mentioned in your earlier presentation ownership response to commissioner ronen's question. in terms of how much we do and you mentioned and i want to make sure i heard correct low. 30 evaluation and review per year. >> we will we have done 21 upon corridors this year and committed to another 30 in the next year; is that an average of 30 per year? >> we are going to and on going commitment until we are done with the work. anywhere 24 and 30, how long would it take? with when we are currently doing we have a year to finish the 30. the state is definding the definition. depending on how many streets fall in this bucket is another couple years. we need to see what that looks like. and another couple years from the year of 2023 or 24? i will get back to you but as soon as we finish the business the next day we role in the additional corridors >> can i ask on school zone. if i un

baker tilly. hi, i'm lauren, i lost 67 pounds on golo. i got picked on as a child. it really got to me, so i tried everything there was. golo and release has definitely shown me that there is hope out there. >>> we go to keisha lance bottoms. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> immigration is top of mind here. you just heard from two democrats who have been sharply critical of the administration not doing more in the face of this expiration of title 42. what is the administration doing to urge migrants not to come? >> well, the administration has been working for months, planning for the end of title 42. and you have to remember, margaret, these aren't people who are attempting to illegally cross the border. these are people who are presenting themselves, asking that they be processed in accordance with the laws of the united states. so, people have to remember, title 42 is a public health emergency order. if title 42 goes away, we will then go back to title 8, which allows for a process, which is the reason why the administration has asked congress to fund mor

north carolina republican senator thom tillis says the extension request is proof the administrationsn't prepared to handle the expected surge of migrants once the policy and say said >> that they can barely keep up. >> the administration insists they have a plan but are also asking congress for 3 billion dollars to streamline the asylum process. hire more border agents and improve surveillance along the border. but oklahoma republican james lankford says the money congress has already approved. >> isn't being put to good use instead use those dollars for processing. >> to speed up the the the processing issues. i think they have the borders. so those 1000 people could move into the interior country faster to make room for thousands more to be able to come in. but new york democrat kirsten gillibrand says the real solution is passing immigration reform. i think it's essential that we right size immigration, which we've never done and we need to do now urgently in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> not our 4 zone forecast with a live look at sfo. lawrence is back. he's given us look a

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and it a middle to tilly arctic. i've always liked to go against the grain, though my own way. hello, there was resistance. at 1st. people found it strange that a bedouin woman wanted to enter the business world a to day me as they are more acceptable that they um, completed. we agreed to meet again in a few months. aunt, we are curious to see how her business idea will develop. 20 kilometers away from i shes home is the capital of the neck, f desert. bear shaver. if you believe what you hear about their shaver, then it's not worth the trip. but we're going to go any way. at the gates of the city, we meet eric marrow of the jewish national fund. he wants to revive the vision of this state of israel's founders to make the remote regions in the south and north of israel, so attractive that half a 1000000 people settle there within the next 25 years to de congest the metropolitan regions around tel aviv. and jerusalem david been going was a lever, and he knew that the future of israel was towards the south, right? because it was a very large amount of space that was uncontested an

baker tilly. >>> before we get to our next segment, a quick follow up. we asked the white house for a response to the shargi family and the spokesperson said they have offered a meeting with the ez for's national security advisor jake sullivan and they're working on scheduling it. >>> turning now to national security we want to welcome our panel of experts. former national of security specialist fiona hill, and chris krebs, agency head and cbs news analyst. they both worked together during the trump administration. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> iif owna, there's so much to get to but i want to ask about this prisoner swap. your former colleague john bolton, i think your former boss on the national security council, told one of my colleagues at cbs the possible bout-whelan trade was made back then. do you recall a potential prisoner swap with russia? >> i do recall that. that was raised many times by the russians they wanted viktor bout and at the time there was also the drug smuggler who was ultimately swapped for trevor reid, the other f

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senators, portman, tillis, sinema, booker this wouldn't have happened without the speaker, nancy ploysth star. from her first speech on the floor pledging to end aids and signing the bill today, all that time span, madam speaker, on behalf of all americans, thank you for this and so much more for your decades of service. [cheers and applause] president biden: representatives like jerry nadler, who introduced the respect for marriage act, david cicilline and sheer ease davis as leaders in the equality caucus and so many others who are here today who did what was right. standing behind me are dozens of plaintiffs. dozens of plaintiffs who fought for marriage equality through the years as well as families whose existence would not be possible without the bonds of love. look, we are here today to celebrate their courage and everyone who made the day possible, courage that led to progress we have seen over the progress, progress that gives us hope that every, every generation will continue our journey toward a more perfect union. on this day, i think of a i don't know woman of color and a y

i heard mister marsha tilly and that sound bye talk about the steps that he says must happen next going forward. he says that there's going to be some officials in the agency that are going to be reviewing this independent panels report on. so run a poser, and then he says that those officials are going to be briefing another committee of the a in c, and then there will be another meeting taking place of this executive committee. that's the decision making body within the a and c. that's the meeting that was supposed to happen today, and that was very short. i was very truncated. now the questions immediately are, how can all of the steps be taken before tuesday, december 6? that is a key day in this ongoing political crisis saga, because that is when the national assembly is going to meet when they are going to take up the issue of this independent panels report on trauma hosa. they may vote to go ahead and initiate an impeachment panel with in parliament at one point it looked as though miss rom, oppose might actually come to the meeting today to defend himself. at another point, peop

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