i became a united states senator in 2006 and today 17 years later i can stand before you as a member of the united states congress. [applause] i also stand here as a representative southeastern arizona. the tapping of the border is not part of the american dream my family pursued in the thousands of other families continue to pursue today. we have seen babies abandoned and rivers, migrants dying in deserts, high-speed car chases in the neighborhoods and 85,000 children disappear after being released from hhs custody. we have a border crisis. a humanitarian crisis. and on the frontlines are our our border communities. americans have been failed by the government designed to protect them. while our country suffers because of this administration's inaction house republicans have passed a solution. h.r. to get their agents and officers the resources they desperately need, closes loopholes and protects innocent children from harm. this last part was very important to me from the get-go. as a debt of six mike kids ages range from four to 14 and i can't help but look at these kids and think of my own kids. and think of

uh, those amendments from uh, sanctions from hell that were passed by the united states congress are uh people who really see the purpose of the united states in destroying our country, so we should not have any, not the slightest illusions that the american ruling class could somehow change and the only article they did not focus on. these military expenses are our business victories. it will be our turn to the news and see you again at 16:50. hello on channel one news release at maxim sharov studio in yakutia in the near future , major projects important for the whole country will begin to be implemented , the head of the region, aisen nikolaev, told vladimir putin about this , for example, about the development of a diamond mine and a gold deposit. investment programs should improve the unemployment situation in the republic now there are tens of thousands of jobs being created by the president instructed to devote to this issue. close attention. vladimir putin positively assessed the pace of development of the region's industry, agriculture , construction, and paid special attenti

it is a basic duty of the united states congress. >> why are we handing them a $30 billion tax subsidy? it's time to stop doing that and that's what my budget does. my budget also funds the internal revenue code's so that there's enough agents to therapy that's thoroughly look at the taxes of americans. it will raise a lot of money. why did they want to get rid of the people one fact would be able to do those audits? my budget is some of the strongest proposals ever proposed. remember, i know some of you covered me with my arguments in the past with the last administration for cutting inspector general's as to how the money was being spent. inspector general's are watchdogs over taxpayers dollars and it's been estimated that we save $10 for every dollar spent on funding the inspector general. my budget cuts wasteful spending, closes loopholes and it makes the wealthiest americans of the biggest corporations began to start to pay some of their fair share. speaker mccarthy has proposed deep cuts and i believe is going to hurt american families. millions of americans rely on dedicated for

so thank you on behalf of the united states congress and republican and democrat we will close the hearingto the witnesses all members have five days to submit materials for the record and without objection we are adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]jeff jw representing north carolina'

it's within the constitutional purview of the united states congress to determine how many justices sitou are 100 percent right on the history of the constitution. but a common practical argument that many liberals, many of your fellow democrats, make against expanding the court, which is, if we do it, then republicans will do it back to us when they get power back. where will it end? what is your response to that very common argument? >> the republicans are the court packers. and they did that in 2016, they expanded that one more time. in 2020, they stole two seats. it is like the bully down at the school yard. if you let the bully keep stealing your lunch money, nothing will stop them in the future. the only question is, are we going to stand up to the bullies? are we going to try to restore the balance that did exist before they engaged in this a historical thievery of two supreme court seats? i don't think we have a choice. otherwise, the belize will win over and over again. they will never stop. >> yes. and they changed the size of the court whenever they like. they held it at eigh

and avoiding default is a basic duty of the united states congress. in fact, they did it three times under my predecessor without once - not one time - creating a crisis, rattling the markets, or undermining the unshakable trust the world has in america's commitment to paying its bills. and i'll remind you the national went up 40%debt under my predecessor. that is a problem we are dealing with today. in my first two years, i reduced the debt by $1.7 trillion. no president has ever done that. i told congressional leaders that i'm prepared to begin a separate discussion about my budget and spending priorities, but not under the threat of default. as i said, i've already cut the deficit by $1.7 trillion in my first two years in office. and the budget just submitted to congress cuts another $3 trillion in debt over the next 10 years -- my budget that i submitted. i made it clear that we can cut spending and cut the deficit. for example, my budget cuts $200 billion in spending by strengthening medicare's power to negotiate for lower prescription drug price

have a choice here, either you're enabling the corruption of santos or expelling it from the united states congressnd recognizing he's a deep rot at the core of congress as an institution. >> what do you think the likelihood of that is? in january when he was asked, kevin mccarthy said he was elected, it's not my place to do anything about it. let me play what he just said within the last hour. here is kevin mccarthy. >> so i think in america, you're innocent until proven guilty, have watched in past behavior here too, when there was another member indicted, i removed committee, i never put santos on any committee. that member did not just get indicted but found guilty, i told him he had to resign. i would keep the same here whether you're republican or democrat. >> but he is on committees, isn't he? isn't he on the banking and another committee? >> speaker mccarthy appointed him to two committees before removing him, so the statement is only partly true. but keep in mind, george santos was the decisive vote in the republican bill to default on america. he was the decisive vote. and so even though

debtor country we pay our bills and avoiding a default is the primary responsibility of the united states congress, however , even in the event of a default, the money in the united states of america would still not disappear, but it would only be a reputational slap to the country and the economy of which is the largest in the world, partners could start to trust washington less, ukraine would also feel the negative consequences at such a time. in reserve, joe biden still has lend-lease, as experts say , a default would not affect in any case the assistance under this program, which was an option for joe biden on black day, we still received and more about a possible default in the united states of america i will speak with aria lemkoen, a senior staff member of atlanticouncil so my first question for today will be the following democrats and republicans cannot agree to an increase in the national debt because the united states has entered a deep financial crisis and is on the verge of default like this will affect ukraine, first of all, i do not believe that the usa is the mentor for the usa , s

europe, o, australia, japan, and the united states or canada, the members of what parliament are legislators. here are the case of the united states as united states congress who are coming here and some of the european countries have, have allowed deputy ministers some more junior level ministers to visit taiwan. and obviously that's a concern from china and drive is going to continue to oppose that even though again, they know that the very often the members of a parliament have no influence over government policy. but, but it's clearly trying is concerned about the pace of these visits, the frequency with which day a car. and some of them are high profile and routing. again, a former prime minister notwithstanding. she was only prime minister for 49 days in china, doesn't like to see that level of engagement between taiwan and other countries. so china will continue to object and maybe they'll take some kind of trade retaliation if not other types of diplomatic retaliation as well. you just mentioned the slew of politicians from the west that have been going to tie one. former us national security advisor john bolton also recently visited. do you think

george santos is a lawbreaker who has no business being in a lawmaking institution like the united states congress. speaker mccarthy has said he is entitled to the presumption of innocence. he has since played a guilty -- pled guilty to staff in brazil. my question is, are you ready to expel him? there are many who are so convinced of his wrongdoing as to call upon him to resign. i have a simple question, if you're willing to call upon him to resign, you should be willing to call upon your own leadership expel him, including -- who raised $100,000 for george santos. one has to wonder where that money went period george santos is not an isolated phenomenon, he has -- he is a symptom of a republican party -- it's around a republican donald trump and opens the floodgates to fraudulent figures like george santos. see figures like santos following the public playbook -- following the trump playbook to claim that he is victim, never mind that he stole, lied, and laundered from the people of new york state. george santos is not the victim. the 800,000 residents in new york state have been deprived of eff

i have come here today to seek help and guidance, and most of all, leadership from the united states congress in fairly considering this national emergency in implementing appropriate solutions. and i hope the swiftness of your actions can match the magnitude of the crisis. >> yes, this isor a question for -- which women -- [inaudible] do you support the president? >> well, there are a lot of healthcare proposals, you know, and what, she could speak for self but what we're trying to do is to be sure that in whatever bill is passed by congress, that mental health and substance abuse benefits are included equally with physical health benefits. >> i agree with rosalind. this is a policy issue, not a political issue of what bill we support. it's for what the bill contains an asset we are talking about. >> have you all historically -- and what did she say? >> i spoke with hillary very early in the process about including mental health. i work with the working group constantly. i think that everybody would like to mental health benefits included in healthcare reform. what we want to make sure of is

pentagon and the state department met with the congress, the intelligence committee, and the defense committee, and everyone assured us of the further support of ukraine by the united states, but first of all, i want to draw the attention of everyone who is engaged in parliamentary diplomacy on what is now the key and egregious thing that we are talking about in the united states and that i am asking each of you to do this before asking us for help with the planes, we now know that this is the number one issue that is being discussed in the world and believe me when they tell you that this has never won't happen this is a lie, we heard it about the heimers that you don't know how to use them, you'll never learn, we heard it about the tanks and we already have leopards, the abrams will come soon, we heard it about the patriots who are already standing in ukraine and protecting our sky i i am asking each and every head of the commonwealth group, everyone who is currently working with any ukraine, we need to create a coalition for the f-16 for ukraine, as we once did a tank coalition like this, we should now have a coalition of politicians and we as a commission that

stanford have come here to seek help and guidance of most of the leader shipped from the united states congress in fairly considering this national emergency in implementing a appropriate solutions. i hope the swiftness of your action can match the magnitude of the circumstance. [inaudible] >> she can speak for herself but what we are trying to do is to be sure whatever bill is passed by congress that mental health and substance abuse benefits are included equally with health benefits. i agree with rosalynn. this is a policy issue not a political issue on what bill we support. it's more what thes bill contained and that's what we are talking about. [inaudible] >> i spoke with hillary very early in the process about mental health and i worked with tipper gore and working groups constantly. i think everybody would like to benefitsal health included in health care reform. but we want to make sure they are included equally. there's no distinction if you are sick so that is what we are working towards. >> yes, i too have met with mrs. carter, excuse me mrs. clinton early on and she very much is supp

i've come here today to see help and guidance and most of all leadership from the united states congress in barely considering this national emergency and implementing implementing appropriate solutions, and i hope the swiftness of your actions can match the magnitude of the crisis. yes, this is a question for us to start early and support you didn't talk specifically about president police conference, which women have the number of days which means of the things that you're talking about. do you support the president? of hillary would like to see well, there are a lot of healthcare proposals, you know, and what mrs boaz she can speak for herself. but what we are trying to do is to be sure that in whatever bill is passed by congress that mental health and substance abuse benefits included equally with physical health benefits. i agree with rosalind. this is a policy issue not a political issue of what bill we support. it's more. what the bill contains and that's what we're talking about. she said i spoke with hillary very early in the process about including mental health. i worked with

i have come here today to seek help and guidance and most of all leadership from the united states congressnd considering this national emergency and implementing appropriate solutionsif. and i hope the swiftness of your actions can't match the magnitude of the crisis. [inaudible] >> a lot of healthcare mrs. carter can speak for herself. we are trying to do is be sure in whatever bill is passed by congress that mental health and substance abuse are included equally. >> i agree. this is a policy issue. not a political issue for what bill we support. it is more of what the bill contains an that what we are talking about. >> in view all. [inaudible] >> i spoke with hillary very early in the process of that included mental health. i work with tipper gore and a working group constantly. i think that everybody would like to have mental health benefits included in healthcare reform. but what we want to make sure of is they are created equal of this or distinction if sick you are sick. that is what we are working toward. >> yes, i too have met with mrs. mrs. clinton early on. she very much is suppo

that has still -- we have not seen that pass in the united states. congress does move slope. think they are trying to make a point that they have learned their lesson and they are trying to act faster than they have before. >> when they say they learned their lesson, are they talking about things like disinformation? i know that is something they talked about in the hearing today. >> i don't think we can go into any tech hearing without hearing the standard narrative that we hear each time. big tech testifies. whether it is misinformation, privacy scandals, child safety, all of these will be touched on in every tech hearing. i think sam altman was no exception. these were touched on on the potential harms and risks if congress were to not act fast enough. >> you are saying congress acting fast enough, do we know how the u.s. compares to other regulators, other countries when it comes to regulation? reporter: the eu has always been the fastest. . we have seen that in privacy, in competition and antitrust. the eu has made significant progress in this industry, regulating it. i

information in full swing at 1:00 p.m., we inform about the most important events of the united states congresskraine the freezing of the assets of the russian central bank, a group of democrats and republicans led by adam schiff and brian fitzpatrick called on president biden to hand over to kyiv frozen russian sanctions-related appeals by lawmakers at this critical moment , when every dollar can help us we urge you to use your authority to transfer assets of the russian central bank worth billions of dollars frozen in accordance with american sanctions to meet urgent military and sanitary needs in ukraine about this and not only . studio. so, do you see ? do you have your own opinion about what the mechanisms could be for those frozen funds that are now frozen in different countries, not only in the united states will later use for the reconstruction of ukraine to compensate for the damages caused by the aggressor well, let's be honest and soberly look at these things , there is no mechanism for transferring these funds, and even in the statement of jseven i saw a comic there that was on the

to be a problem for democratic president when the republicans control one chamber of the united states congressonald trump was president kevin mccarthy voted to raise the debt ceiling so did ted cruz and many other republicans, now the joe biden is in the chair they want to attach raising the debt ceiling to discretionary spending cuts, what that means for folks at home they will cut security transmission officers and folks that work at air traffic control and they get up at their jobs in their paychecks on the line so they can get the budget cuts, i'm not saying we should have conversation about fiscal spending. let's separate the two things. >> aggressive both parties had presided over massive increase in the deficit, surely it's time for some common sense. >> my point you separate the raising of her debt ceiling versus discretionary spending cuts, when you put those two things together you put the entire united states economy on the plank trade why would you do that in the moment we were trying to get inflation under control and trying to grow this economy, we just passed the bipartisan info

avoiding default is a basic duty of the united states congress.ct, they did it three times under my predecessor without once, one time having a crisis, undermining the unshakeable trust that america has in his unshakeable commitment to paying its bills. i will remind you, the national debt went up 40% over the, it went up 40% under my predecessor. and that is the problem we are dealing with today. i might note parenthetically, in my first two years i have reduce the debt by $1.7 trillion. no president has ever done that. i told congressional leaders that i am prepared to begin a separate discussion about my budget and spending priorities, but not under the threat of default. . . , but not under the threat of default. . ., , g ., �* default. that was joe biden there, speaking _ default. that was joe biden there, speaking just - default. that was joe biden there, speaking just to - default. that was joe biden there, speaking just to say| there, speaking just to say presidentjoe biden has suggested that if there is no further discussions or positive

ukrainians in the fight against russian aggression poland has already received approval from the united states congressarding the next agreement, it is about almost 500 launchers this weapon will be delivered to the northeast of our country to the 16th mechanized division, its role will be to deter the aggressor and strengthen the polish army on the eastern flank of nato an explosion rang out in the south of luhansk, there are victims, including the so-called acting head of the ministry of internal affairs, ihor kornet, he seems to have survived and is now in a stable serious condition , the leader of the pseudo-republic of the lpr , pasichnyk, said in a barbershop near the building of the occupation television, seven injured collaborators are known have already managed to declare that the blows were supposedly inflicted by ukrainian nationalists, propagandists showed photos of the dictator to belarus after lukashenko did not appear in public for 6 days with his arm the bandage is visible, the media report that it is the proclaimed president who is currently working in the central command post of the a

the united states congress first introduced the debt ceiling — the upper limit of money that the us governmentin 1917. over the past seven decades, it's been raised a whopping 78 times. now a key deadline of earlyjune is fast approaching, by which time congress must once again raise the ceiling or the us government could begin to run out of money and default on its debt. but a stand—off is underway between the democrats and republicans, who want the white house to agree to sweeping public spending cuts as well as other reforms. tonight the non—partisan congressional budget office has warned that the us is at significant risk of default on its debt in the first two weeks ofjune. crunch talks between the republican house speaker, kevin mccarthy, and the us president due to take place today have been postponed until next week. so how does this get resolved? and how could this potentially affect all of us? here's ben. this was billed as the last possible week for american politicians to hammer out a deal on raising the united states debt ceiling. well, the end of the week has arrived and there's s

he's been a tireless leader here in the united states congress, he's done his country and his state a great service and he's been a dear friend, a dear, dear friend to so many of us in the congress. in the last five years, i've been here on the floor for quite a few departing speeches for members, people i considered friends. i have yet to come to one in which the chairwoman of the appropriations committee, the chairman of the veterans' affairs committee, the chairman of the equality caucus, the speaker of the house, the former chairman of our caucus have all gathered, exempt for today. and it's a reflection of just how special david cicilline is, the reach and breadth of the support and friendships that he developed within the house democratic caucus, which i believe will last long after he's left this hallowed chamber. so to david, to mr. cicilline, the gentleman from rhode island, we say thank you for your service to our country, we will miss you, we look forward to seeing you again. i yield back. mr. magaziner: thank you. at this time i yield to mr. pocan. mr. pocan: i'd like to t

we pay our bills, and avoiding default is a basic duty of the united states congress.t approve any deal that does not cut spending to address a growing budget deficit. i literally asked the president personally, "do you believe there's any place in government "we could find savings?" they know they said things that were not true about how we would move forward, and i had to explain to the president, the only thing we are asking that next year we spent the same amount of money that we spent five months ago. we will have more on that story in ten minutes. graffiti certainly divides opinion. for some, it's nothing but a blight on the urban landscape, while for others, it's a vital and dynamic form of artistic expression. in senegal, an art school has been set up to use graffiti as a way to inspire young people. tim allman has the story. in dakar, this isjust part of the scenery. colourful, occasionally controversial, sometimes political, often joyous. a maverick form of art. that be about to change. this is the rbs academia, and after school or graffiti. judgement and art

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. >> can you guarantee as a leader in the united states congress that the united states of america willits debt? >> i can assuming that our president and the schumer senate recognize the gravity of the problem. the white house needs to ultimately get into this negotiation. the president is in hiding for two months. that's not acceptable. they expect the president to sit in the room with speaker mccarthy and start negotiating. >> harris: nearly a dozen house democrats and some are splitting with biden say it is time for him to sit down with house speaker mccarthy. are those numbers big enough to make it happen? >> let's hope so. what happened is republicans called the president's bluff. the president was trying to bury his head in the sand and fiddling while america is burning with rampant inflation and spending money we don't have causing all manner of problems for the american people. we delivered and passed a common sense strong piece of legislation that will lift the debt ceiling but it will do so responsibly by limiting the spending causing inflation. what is the president doing now

america is not a deadbeat nation, we pay our bills, avoiding default is a basic duty of the united states congressgress will not lift the debt ceiling until the government can keep the spending in control. i literally asked the president personally, "do you believe there's any place in government we find savings?" they know they said things that were not true about how we would move forward, and explained to the president the only thing we are asking next year we spent the same amount of money that we spent five months ago. federal prosecutors here have filed charges against george santos stop congressmen's financials have been under investigation. he had previously admitted to lying about his qualifications, employment history and family background. the exact nature of the charges have not been revealed although it is understood that prosecutors have been looking at false allegations in his campaign filings. his lies include a claim that he wasjewish and was with grandparents that escape the nazis. mr santos who is gay also failed to disclose that he was married to a woman. turning to pakistan, s

days has gone smoothly and the issue of immigration falls within the responsibility of the united states congress. we've done what we can. texas governor greg abbott doesn't believe that is true. multiple buses dropped people off and president biden want at his primary residence saying the situation at the border, they think it is going well. >> how do you think things are going at the border, sir? >> much better than y'all expect. >> do you have plans to visit the border? >> pardon me? >> do you have plans to visit the border? >> not in the near term, no, it would be disruptive. >> you heard the chuckle there. videos show overcrowding in el paso, congressman tony gonzalez says max capacity is 1000 and there are six times as many there on friday. illegal crossings have eased since the end of title 42. there are migrants going to ports of entry. sources do not expect this lull to last. we are learning border patrol arrested an afghan national on the fbi terror watch list. they have crossed u.s. illegally in california and finger printing gave away his status. you see the images there, the trash le

america is not a deadbeat nation, we pay our bills, avoiding default is a basic duty of the united states congresse, house speaker kevin mccarthy said congress will not lift the debt ceiling until the government can keep the spending in control. a literally asked the president personally, do you believe there's any place in government we find savings? they know they said things that were not true about how we would move forward, and explained to the president the only thing we are asking next year we spent the same amount of money that we spent five months ago. the bbc�*s nomia iqbal has been following the story. the meeting lasted for more than an hour and it concluded with no deal and then both sides came out at different times to give their version of events. first up was kevin mccarthy who said that president biden refused to negotiate. then his opponent, chuck schumer and hakeem jeffries came out and said that the republicans refused to take the republicans refused to take the fault of the table, referred to the republicans as a party of maga extremist. if they don't come up with a deal they

during his remarks, the president highlighted the role of muslim in united states, from congress to theilm industry. audience member: we love you! [laughter] pres. biden:pres. biden: welcomr home. welcome, everyone. eid mubarak -- audience: eid mubarak! pres. biden: -- to one and all. i -- i just asked -- audience member: thanks, uncle joe. [laughter] pres. biden: i just asked whether or not prayer was supposed to start at 6:00. it is now -- five minutes. this will be the quickest speech i ever made in my entire life. [laughter] but i'm told it's not a -- actually has to be at six. is that right? well, thank you, doug and kamala, for being here. and thank you, ronnie, for sharing your music with us. and, imam, thank you for that introduction and creating a place of connection and belonging for muslims here in washington, d.c. and thank all of you for joining us in the white house. it is the people's house, for real. it's your house. it's your house. it represents an incredibly diverse contributions of -- that muslims have made to our nation as teachers, as engineers, as doctors, lawyers

faith mata, the older sister of test malta who has testified before the united states congress. y, they were able to pass a bill out of committee and texas to raise the age to 21. now, in the dead of night that bill was killed by republican leadership. but in order to get it passed out of committee, they had to convince two republicans to vote with the majority, the rest of the democrats on that panel. and one of those republicans said that the only reason he voted for that was the testimony and the persistence, the perseverance of those parents. they are making a difference. and though we are deeply deeply dissatisfied, we haven't seen the amount of progress that day and all of us deserve in texas so far. i am betting on them. and i will follow them, and i will work with them and as our millions of my fellow texans to make sure that we finally get there. and when we do, it will be because of these families and these parents who lost everything in the world but are still staying in this fight for all of us. >> beto o'rourke, thank you very much for joining us on this important ni

we pay our bills and avoid default, a basic duty of the united states congress.agreed to continue discussions and we are going to meet again friday. >> no signs of a breakthrough, the timeline type. not only do they have to find an agreement, factored draft the text of a bill and move legislation by june 1. stuart: i think i and our viewers and many people -- how many times have we been through this? always the same. i don't want to stay here and report incremental moves on a daily basis. >> and we scare everybody in the process of social security payments. stuart: the house yogi committee is about to hold conference in the investigation of the biden family. we know the basic findings are ready, 20 companies were set up to receive money from foreign nationals and companies. millions involved, tangled web designed to cover up and influence peddling scheme and deceive the irs. biden family was right in the middle of it. lisa booth joins me now. during this investigation, he's got bank records and the bank records don't lie. what now? >> i hope he can lay it out in

that's why you see many people in the united states congress and many people all over america saying look fbi is hopelessly corrupted and that's where it is at now. >> sean: calling fbi to be defunded and may be a new premier law enforcement agency will come up in its wake. stephen miller, unfortunately, so politicized and weaponized i'm not sure that you can even fix it at this point. >> let's not mince words. from what you saw in 2016 continuing out through the entire trump presidency was a coup by an unelected bureaucracy. to throw donald trump out of the white house and continuing unrelenting attempt to undermine his presidency every single day he was an offense and then to jail his staff and his advisors. that effort has now continued and become the series of prosecutions including the investigation now by doj for the purpose of keeping him out of the office yet again. you see it in banana republic and third world states. the task of reforming the security state and federal law enforcement as a matter of survival for american democracy, to continue the self-governing by the peop

article of the constitution says all legislative powers and granted value be vested in a congress of the united states which shall consist of a senate and a house of representatives. article 1, section 7 makes even more abundantly clear that we are the sole law making organ of the federal government, that in order to pass a federal law, you have to get the same legislative proposal passed in the house and ?a the senate and submitted to the president for signature, veto, or acquiescence. secretary austin has bypassed all of that. he would make himself the legislative and the executive branches at once. it's not his role. it's not his job. and he has the audacity to come here and question our patriotism, question our commitment to american military readiness simply because we will not expedite his own request to get these people moved through faster. if he wants to circumvent these processes or -- ordained by the constitution, senator tuberville is in no position where he has to agree to help them expedite it, nor should he. on that basis, mr. president, i object. the presiding officer: the senator from

it's the strongest border security bell ever passed through the united states congress in this case theepresentative's. we need to get the senate to act republicans have used the power of the purse to force action for the debt ceiling or the spe spending. >> laura: congressman i'm calling you to because i know you so well the congressman is at build dead on arrival in the u.s. senate he would certainly veto it i think we have some republican senators to me not in u.s. senate though it's a oh, no, a little bit too tough th there. >> i like to see them do that in the face of the disaster that were simmering on the southern border that is on actually the question is whether republicans will force the power of the purse the question of whether we must secure the border all due respect roger through great respect we cannot wait two years for impeachment and removal to the elective process. we need to act now. i thing a judiciary committee should take up articles of impeachment against my orchids we need to act in impeach him when you keep putting a pressure we need to use the debt ceiling li