that as long as the united states congress and the majority of the members of the united states congress and broke the sound of the house, do support additional funding for ukraine. as long as that coast room, ukraine will continue to survive as an independent nation. drew calendar 2020 for the engine light purchases. never said they didn't want an independent nation. what do i be in one abrams tanks? is it a p all question as to why they're not being used more often. i mean, there are claims that the, they on ahmed well against you avi's on the sides and on the top of the change that techs have been designed to were designed in one tech. all, all modern dollars were designed before managerial vehicles were an effective weapon of war. they're all being modified now to provide additional protection against you would have use of the real i think critical failure of ukrainian arch today is not the young ones. they'd certainly like to have a lot more of them and i believe they will have more of them in years to come with the modification. great. or with the modification against the russian d

last year, the united states congress passed another $1 billion dollars in funding for the apparently israeli system. in the ongoing war on gaza, the israeli regime has been gobbling up american money and weapons. since the start of the war, the pentagon has quietly ramped up military aid to israel, from more missiles for iron dome to laser guided missiles for apache helicopters, also us made, to bunkerbuster munitions to military vehicles, according to an internal defense department. list: let's take a look at how america has been fueling the war on gaza in another. the latest war on gaza started on october the 7th after a multi-prunged attack by hamas, the gaza-based palestinian group, the scope of which caught the israeli regime by surprise. the israeli military then started the current bloody war, primarily with aerial attacks on the besieged gaza, then sent soldiers into the... hours after the hamas raid on october the 7th, washington started sending warships and war planes into the region and prepared to give israel whatever it needed. israel also asked the us for iron dome inte

and in the united states congress extremists are trying to pass a national abortion ban to outlaw abortionevery single state. but what they need to know is that if congress passes a national abortion ban, president joe biden will veto it. [cheers and applause] yes he will. because here is the deal about all of us. we trust women. we trust women to make decisions about their own bodies. we trust women to know what is in their own best interest. and women trust us to fight. to protect their most fundamental freedoms. [cheers and applause] and it is going to take all of us, it is going to take all of us. joe biden and i are fighting in court to protect women's access to medication and emergency care. we've strengthened the patient privacy protection so that medical records stay between a woman and her doctor and to travel for abortion care, but the bottom line to truly protect reproductive freedoms we must restore the protections of roe. what this united states supreme court took, congress can put back in place. [applause] so we need a majority of leaders in congress who simply agree, here is

larson: i thank the gentleman from connecticut and recognize the deaness of the united states congressthe gentlelady from ohio, who has more than 143,000 social security recipients in her district. and has been a tireless fighter for social security before i even came to the united states congress. we want to applaud your efforts, marcy, and yield the floor to marcy kaptur of ohio. ms. kaptur: thank you, ranking member larson, for yielding time and for your noble, tireless work, safeguarding social security for the benefit of all americans. for nearly a searchry, america has -- a century america has made a sacred promise. those who work hard throughout their lives will benefit from the fruits of their labor upon retirement. social security promises a safe and secure retirement for tens of millions of americans in their golden years. without action that promise is at risk. i hear from thousands of retirees across northwestern ohio who want to see a responsible solution to refinance social security going forward. one of five social security beneficiaries are veterans. let me observe the

i thought our united states congress was - united states congress was dysfunctional.he world that don't know how to deal with this type of— don't know how to deal with this type of issue. like in your country our president has an immigration problem — our president has an immigration problem. the united states is as welt _ problem. the united states is as well. republicans who control the united _ well. republicans who control the united states house have threatened to stop _ united states house have threatened to stop funding for ukraine unless there _ to stop funding for ukraine unless there is— to stop funding for ukraine unless there is more security on the border — there is more security on the border. that is in issue that predates— border. that is in issue that predates president biden. predates president _ predates president biden. predates president trump and predates president trump and predates president obama. it's been happening for quite _ president obama. it's been happening for quite some time for them until a real policy— for quite some time for them

if the joe biden administration will not be honest with congress and the people of the united states, congresshould take action to close these loopholes for arms sales to israel, senators said. let me remind you that at the end of december the state debt approved the possible sale of 155mm to israel. russia considers what is happening in the red sea to be a direct projection of the population in gaza; incidents related to launching ballistic missiles. it is the activities of the united states that cause anger in the arab world, which is taking such a dangerous form. i think it is unlikely that any of our colleagues will deny the fact that what is happening in the red sea is a direct projection of the violence in gaza, where a brutal operation has been going on for 3 months. escalation. observed in other occupied palestinian territories, as well as on the israel-lebanon border. it is no secret that in the middle east region they are extremely disappointed that all this time, covering up israel’s actions, the united states is keeping holding the remaining members of the security council hostage

been a consistent conservative in the united states congress, where i served -- and when i served in united states congress, we did something people have almost forgotten about it it almost feels like it's out of reach for america today, and that is we balanced the federal budget. we didn't spend more than we took in and that's the last time our country has balanced a budget, when i was in the united states congress. president bush asked me to leave congress and be administrator of the dea. if you're looking at the fentanyl crisis today, your -- opioid challenge we face and the need for education, the need for drug treatment and resources, i have in there, done that and understand that. after being at the dea, the 9/11 attack occurred. president bush asked me set up the new department of homeland security. the largest government reorganization since the pentagon was created. i did that and my responsibility was to united states of america. when you look at candidates that are making promises today as to what they will do, you have to ask yourself who has been the consistent conservat

united states... america and the european union regarding the procedure for providing aid for 2024, this discussion is still ongoing, but i want to draw your attention to the fact that neither party of the united states congressr declared that the aid is not appropriate, that is, the aid will be provided, both parties of the united states congress, the same like the countries of the european union as well... the necessity, we are only talking about certain internal political discussions in the united states and tying the provision of this aid to other funding, such as, for example, the issue of the mexican border, and if we talk about the european union, then there is well, such is the exceptional position of hungary, which forces either to negotiate with this country with one vote. or seek alternative ways to help us, but in any case, both in and with the united states and with the european union, the question of whether or not to help is not at all considered, help we definitely. well, here the question is also about the size of this aid, and in general, what is the situation with the national bank, our ukrainian, well, because people in public transport on... are talking about the fact that they can turn o

believe the counsel of each member of congress who had been extensively subpoenaed will also have a certain in a privilege under the constitution of the united states. those questions never rose formally because the now defunct j6 committee which has no authority anymore because it passed with the closing of the last session of congress. i think they surely understood continuous its claims were. and why do i say that? i say it because the committee's own chairman bennie thompson said this. there are some questions of whether we have the authority to compel testimony from republican colleagues. he knew you didn't have that authority, and yet you still tried to assert it. what is the distinction? hunter biden has no claim to is -- insufficiency service of process. he stood on a lot of the senate the same day he was supposed to be here in asserted publicly i'm supposed to be somewhere else, i'm supposed to be giving a deposition, i will do it. i won't do it. secondly, hunter biden's claimed no privilege against testifying before this committee or the judiciary committee pursuant to the subpoena, except for the privilege that he has claimed throughout

and in the united states congress, stream are trying to pass national abortion ban, to outlaw abortionate. but what they need to know is that if congress passes a national abortion ban, president joe biden will veto■[cheers and] yes,will. because here is the deal about all of us. we trust women. we trust to eir own bodies. we trust women to know what is in their own best interest. an women tst fight to protect their most fundamental freedoms. ■aand it is going to take all of us -- it is going to take all of us. joe biden and i are fighting in courtprotect women's access to medication and emergency care which strengthens the patient privacy protection so that medical record stay between a woman and her doctor, and we're protecting right of women to travel for a is, to truly protect reproductive freedom, we must restore the protections of roe. becae you see, whatcongress can. [applause] so we need a majority of leaders inwho simply agree -- here's the thing, simply agree, that the government should not be making thoseer a law that puts back the protections of roe, joe biden will sign it.

effectively, this war is now in the hands of the united states congress. we can't win without the united states congress doing something. >> yeah. >> that congress is sitting on its hands right now. >> and the rest of the world is watching. understanding that house republicans, who have been pro-putin from the beginning with their votes, house republicans from the party of ronald reagan are siding with a russian kgb agent who invaded ukraine. it is, jim messina, if you take a step back, just looking at this politically, i just am baffled by just how stupid, baffled, baffled every day by how stupid republicans are. baffled by the fact that the two biggest issues in america, the two biggest issues in new hampshire, the two biggest issues in iowa were what? immigration and the economy. donald trump has said already, to lou dobbs, he wants the economy to crash. he wants there to be a great depression. he wants people's life savings wiped out and destroyed so he can be re-elected president. that's the economy. now, let's talk about immigration. republicans are s

three different republican members in the united states congress have proposed three different additional national bans to criminalize healthcare in every state. let me tell you what they are. one is a zero-week ban with absolutely no exceptions -- a zero-week with absolutely no exceptions. the second is a six-week ban. the penalty for violating it is jail. the third is a 15-week ban. the penalty is a five-year prison sentence. that means even if you live in a state where the extremist republicans are not running the show, your right to choose, your right to privacy would still be at risk if this law was passed -- any of these were passed nationally. and the extreme right is trying to limit all women in america from getting a safe and effective medication, approved by the federal drug administration over 20 years ago based on the fda's independent expert judgment. they're trying to block women from getting this medication even in states where abortion is legal. and on top of all of that, if you live in a state where you cannot get this care you need and you make a plan to travel to a stat

last year, the united states congress passed another $1 billion dollars in funding for the apparentlyter munitions, to military vehicles, according to an internal defense department list. let's take a look at how america has been fueling the... war on gaza in in action: the latest war on gaza started on october the 7th after a multi-punked attack by hamas, the gaza-based palestinian group, the scope of which caught the israeli regime by surprise. the israeli military then started the current bloody war, primarily with aerial attacks on the besieged gaza, and then sent soldiers into the enclave. our... after the hamas raid on october the 7th, washington started sending warships and war planes into the region and prepared to give israel whatever it needed. israel also asked the us for iron dome interceptors while president joe biden said washington would quickly provide additional equipment and resources, including ammunition which would reach israel within days. a wall street journal report says that the united states has given israel range of munitions. including so-called bunkerbuste

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are going to do this; this initiative stems , apparently, from the understanding that the united states congress, moreover, maybe congress will allocate something, but the minimum amounts, that is , practically today the allocation of budgetary funds in this direction can be put an end to, this is the most important thing, why the administration turned to this particular source of funding, one thing can really be said about this source, not going into all the legal details, there are several aspects: first: most of them are frozen or located in europe, approximately 200 billion dollars, they are there in the accounts of one belgian company, but in any case they are in europe. as for the united states of america, according to the americans, this is no more than 5-6 billion. this absolutely means that america is ready to shift its concern about ukraine to europe. and moreover, this is perhaps the main political problem today, because here... to solve the problems of the eurozone and europe, which have already been punished in a state of recession, they go somewhere unclear to ukraine, but in any c

last year, the united states congress passed another $1 billion dollars in funding for the apparently israeli system.

know and worked with an iowan who was destined to be one day be called the conscience of the united states congress. his name was h.r. gross. and long before either of us had any thought of a political career, h.r. and i worked at w.h.o. radio, and that was where i had, among other things, some lessons in the words or in in the economy of words. one day. ed reimers you'll remember. ed reimers you're in good hands. it was an announcer in the staff there, and he and i were in the studio and ed just on the station break takes about 20 seconds before you went back to the network program and not having a commercial or anything to fill the time, he said. this is radio station w.h. show des moines, iowa. and in a few minutes the studio door opened and our boss came in. b.j. palmer, and he said, i heard the station break in. it said, yes, b.j. he said, you know, advertisers pay a lot to get their messages on the air. we should eliminate as much unknowns essary conversation as we can. and then he said, you don't need to say this is if they're listening they know this is i it said yes b.j. this is an ed you

so it's really grossly negligent and outrageous that the united states congress has not yet met presidentuest for assistance to ukraine and what's happening now underscores why it's an urgent matter. >> if we can turn to israel now, the supreme court just struck down a key law that would have weakened israel's judiciary. prime minister netanyahu refused to tell wolf blitzer back in july if he would respect this kind of ruling. do you have concerns that he will not? >> well, i do have concerns. of course, we'll have to wait and see what he actually says. what you have in israel is this very extreme right, extreme right coalition that netanyahu put together with people like ben gave veer who have histories of very right wing extremism, trying to undermine the independence of the israeli supreme court to eliminate all the checks and balances that might stand in the way of this extreme netanyahu coalition imposing its way on the country. we saw the people of israel take to the streets. now we have this opinion. let's see what happens here. i was pleased to see the israeli court assert its ind

the new hampshire house, new hampshire statehouse has passed a bill that would require the united states congressclare war before deploying the new hampshire national guard. finish quote from the bill real quick reads as follows: article i, section eight of the united states constitution vests the congress with the exclusive power to declare war, and the united states congress has failed to follow the united states constitution and the intent of the founders. pete: this caught my eye. it's a really interesting development. right now this is new hampshire only. and new hampshire's simply pointing out that it's supposed to be congress that declares war. it has become an executive branch function, and as a result, unless the congress declares war, new hampshire doesn't have to send troops for foreign war. i mean, to me, it makes a lot of sense. i spent most of my career as a national guardsman deployed multiple times to foreign wars. we got used to the idea that state and national guard are part of exe we decision their forces which is not traditionally the use of a national guard. and so this is ne

for 36 years, i was the poorest man in the united states congress. he's not anymore, that's for sure. biden shied away from the term bidenomics and instead now focusing on what he says is a threat to democracy posed by donald trump. stu. stuart: political asset to claim you were the poorest person in the united states congress. that's not a very good tactic. ashley: maybe, but i don't think people will buy it right now. stuart: certainly not. ashley, many thanks. a realtor popular on tiktok said the old american dream is dead. roll tape. >> the millennials are the pinched generation where college essentially stopped working for most, the debt piled up, and the old american dream died and we got left holding the bag. stuart: okay, that man, fretty smith joins 34 now. merch now. freddy, your argument that the american dream is dead is based almost entirely that youngsters can't afford to buy a home. have i got that right? that's why you say the dream is dead? >> that is -- that's at the top of the list. i think a staple of the american dream is home ow

in the halls of the united states congress. a bipartisan senate report, at least seven people died in connection with the attack. at least four police officers died by suicide. immediately after the attack, even trump's most devout supporters in congress knew and acknowledged the depravity of what they just endured. they condemned the violence, and some even withdrew their opposition to counting certified electoral votes. >> the violence, destruction, and chaos we saw earlier was unacceptable. undemocratic. on american. it was the saddest day i've ever had serving as a member of this institution. >> we all join together in fully condemning the dangerous violence and destruction that occurred today in our nation's capital. >> the events that have transpired today have forced me to reconsider, and i cannot now, in good conscience, object to the certification of these electors. >> in the three years since, congressional republicans have worked overtime to deny any attempt of accountability, or even reality. they've likenedjanuary

one of them is that the united states congress which is supposed to make the laws of the land has beenetely frozen on this for decades. governor, thank you so much for coming on and talking about this very important issue. appreciate it. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >>> nikki haley is getting under donald trump's skin. the lalatest, my p panel joins nextxt. ♪ >>> you're the reason donald trump is a defeated former president. you're the reason we're going to win and beat him again. >> his fight is for himself. he can't bully his way to the white house. >> we will evict crooked joe biden from the white house on election day 2024. >>> welcome back to "state of the union." that was last night on the campaign trail. we got a look at what the next few months, many months, pretty much it's almost certain to look like. my panel joins me now except nikki haley is still in the race. i want to start with you, david polansky, thank you for being here, you were ron desantis' deputy chain manager. what do you make of nikki haley staying in the race. she's certainly got something you guys ran out w

united states, the zionist influence is is very powerful on on the president and and on the united states congress. yeah, we have to wait and see uh, whether that's indeed going to happen or not, let me uh, bring michael santoro back, a freelance journalist and blogger and see what he thinks. michael santoro, welcome back to economic divide. this um budget uh shortfall that israel is experiencing. to have some cash injections into it uh, there it doesn't look like they're going to be able to make that up in terms of income that's generated whether it's from taxes or cutting um any type of uh ts uh since they are going through this uh genocidal war so the big question is will they be able to generate that cash, will they be able to make up that deficit? well uh if it was another decade, another era, a different us president it probably be impossible, but uh, biden is surrounded by a predominantly a zionist uh neocon um cabinet and staff, and he'll give israel whatever it needs, lot of the moneies that the congress doesn't want to give to ukraine, they're willing to allocate to israel, and the reaso

to leap who is a palestinian american in the _ leap who is a palestinian american in the united states congress from the river to the sea, but not _ has said from the river to the sea, but not in — has said from the river to the sea, but not in a — has said from the river to the sea, but not in a way that prime minister netanyahu — but not in a way that prime minister netanyahu would want it. biden does not want _ netanyahu would want it. biden does not want to— netanyahu would want it. biden does not want to alienate many democrats who are _ not want to alienate many democrats who are horrified by what happened on october seven, but at the same time _ on october seven, but at the same time the _ on october seven, but at the same time the president doesn't want to offend _ time the president doesn't want to offend many who are either is sympathetic to the palestinian cause at large. _ sympathetic to the palestinian cause at large. or— sympathetic to the palestinian cause at large, or what's going on in gaza in particuiah — at large, or what's going on in gaza in particular. so i'm glad that i a

menace the european allies significantly reduce, all of that progress is at risk, if the united states congressoes not act. and that was, i think, an important part of the conversation yesterday, and hopefully my republican colleagues, particularly in the house, got the message. reporter: if there's a motion to vacate speaker johnson, would democrats consider helping? rep. jeffries: we haven't had a discussion about how we would confront a hypothetical motion to vacate. reporter: a question on the ukraine thing just a moment ago, speaker johnson made it very clear that border security is tied to that aid, but also i think recently suggesting that having some sort of end game sister particular late by the administration would need to be a component of that. did that come up in the meeting? rep. jeffries: speaker johnson articulated his perspective about continuing to tie aid to ukraine with border security, and by the way, in doing so, limiting the ability to meet the needs of our other allies throughout the world, including israel, japan, south korea, it limits our ability to address the challe

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president zelenskyy himself told us united states congress approves aid to ukraine thinking when the congress fails to act like ukraine faces. make no mistake about defeat will make the world a more dangerous place in the united states and breezes putin back in the future. we dare not go down that road. we dare not shrink from our obligation to defend democracy. our friends in ukraine need our help so i must answer the call finishing work on the supplemental. iq before. >> the goals of supplemental legislation is pretty straightforward. we need to help because of the return of russian and europe we need to invest seriously in competition for top strategic adversary. our other allies who compose real deterrence. america safe, securing her interest, standing with our allies. it's basic appeal to fundamental but it is especially evident in the middle east the biden administration colleagues in congress get to muster resolve and clarity to fulfill this responsibility among some fighting and absent repeatedly israel serves time, praise and support it needs to restore security that the adm

united states congress remains at a political impasse regardine european union is likewise strugglingally to restart the flow of resources into kyiv. yourself have said that ukraine's spring offensive didn't lead trouts that many had hoped for. so how long does ukraine's military have before the manager nall successes -- marginal successes that it did notch when it enjoyed steadier resources from the west risk being reversed by russia which has growing support from korea and iran. is there a message you believe you can deliver to lawmakers to make a timely difference in their decision making? thank. sec. blinken: thank you very much. and thank you for also representing all your colleagues in making sure that you asked all their questions as well. appreciate it. look, first, i think it's very important to note that this is an incredibly volatile time in the middle east. i would argue that we've not seen a situation as d the region since at least 1973. and arguably even before that. and that is the environment in which we're operating and of course that was triggered by the horrific att

an annual, i will remind you the message that the president of the united states delivers to a joint session of the united states congressginning. in most calendar years about the current state of the country, usually such an address contains reports on the budget, on the economy, news, there are all kinds of agendas about progress, as well as the achievements and priorities of the president and his foreign proposals, and there are many questions about the further assistance of the united states states of america, about the upcoming elections in this country, and all that let's talk further, now we are in touch with andriy dobryanskyi, director of communications at the ukrainian congressional committee of america. good morning, mr. andriy, you have an evening, good evening to you, our greetings, good morning to you, thank you for joining, mr. andriy, let's go. let's start with this help, which konsha needs for ukraine in the near future, because the war continues, so we need to receive weapons. there are different opinions on this matter, one of them is that the aid may be approved by february of this year. what do you k

the united states congress remained at a political impasse regarding the age of ukraine.o start t■t resource into kyiv. they have set that the spring offensive did not lead to results that many had hoped for. so how long does ukraine's military have before the marginal successes that it did not when it enjoyed steadier resources from the west and vista being reversed by russia? and briefly mr. secretary-general, i understand you will be meeting with american lawmakers during this trip to washington watch as president zelenskyy did when he was here late last year. is there a message you believe you could deliver to those lawmakers to make a timely difference in the decision-making? what you very much and thank you for presenting all of your collars and we appreciate it. i think it is very important to note that this is an credibly volatile time in the middle east. i would argue that we have not a situation as dangerous as the one we are facing out across the region since at least 1973 and arguably even before that. that is the environment in which we are operating. of cour

and the united states congress, extremists are trying to pass a national abortion ban to outlaw abortion in every state. but what they need to know is that we will not allow it. the american people will not allow it. and here's some evidence of that point. tens of millions of americans in red states and blue marched to the polls to defend fundamental freedoms. on the voice of the people had been heard, and it will be heard. so today, i ask the people in virginia, are you ready to make your voice heard? do we trust women? do we believe in reproductive freedom? do we believe in the promise of america. and are we ready to fight for it? good. and when we fight, we win. god bless you, god bless america. and now. and with that -- absolute before more years. let me just say we have a president who knows how to win. a president protecting women's access to emergency care, protecting women's privacy and the rights of women to travel to receive care. we have a president who has a vision for our future where reproductive freedom is protected for every woman, every person in america. and a president

are provided , but also very specific, although we see that on example of the debate in the united states congresseven in the event of war , it is not always easy for the united states to guarantee that it will fulfill its obligations to israel, but at least there are specifics , there is specific money, there are specific dates, there are specific numbers, in the security agreement there is nothing similar between great britain and ukraine, only one. the figure that is guaranteed and foreseen by this agreement is that in the event of a new war , ukraine will have the right within, and here begins the figure of 24 hours, to contact the british government and develop further steps, this all the specifics, so in fact it is a very general agreement, well, of course, it is not the budapest memorandum, because there are about 10 pages, and the budapest memorandum was only one page, but from the point of view of specifics and content, it is not there, maybe... this the agreement will be supplemented by some other documents, or already supplemented by some internal documents that we do not know about, bu

last year, the united states congress passed another one billion dollars in funding for the apparently israeli system. in the ongoing war on gaza, the israeli regime has been gobbling up american money and weapons. since the start of the war, the pentagon has quietly ramped up military aid to israel, from more missiles for iron dome to laser guided missiles for apache helicopters, also us made to bunkerbuster munitions to military. vehicles, according to an internal defense department list. let's take a look at how america has been fueling the war on gaza in another. the latest war on gaza started on october the 7th after a multi-punked attack by hamas, the gaza-based palestinian group, the scope of which caught the israeli regime by surprise. the israely military then started the current bloody war, primarily with aerial attacks. found the besieged gaza, then sent soldiers into the enclave. hours after the hamas raid on october the 7th, washington started sending warships and war planes into the region and prepared to give israel whatever it needed. israel also asked the us for iron d

i'm peter lavelle, the president of the united states cause to real stir when speaking to congress, jo, by who brought up the possibility of american troops fighting russian troops. this is the state of the fail due crane project facing failure on all fronts. biden's only option is to expand the complex. really the a cross option ukraine. i'm joined by my guess scott ritter in delmark. steve is a former intelligence officer in the united nations weapons inspector, and in nashville. we have steve gill. he is an attorney and political commentator hard gentleman, cross talk roads, and i think that means he can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciated. let me go to you 1st. got um, um zalinski, the president of ukraine and a supplicant of the united states and this affair here he is visiting, i guess, but as we're speaking now, joe biden, what do you think the conversation is going to be about scott? look, this is about joe button using zalinski is a prob, um, to try put pressure on the republicans in congress to pass a supplemental. um, you know, a budget that includes money for uk

he, through his policies, has defiednd subverted the laws passed by the united states congress. he has defied multiple court orders. he has lied numerous times to the u.s. congress. he has under oath stated things that were blatantly and obviously incorrect. he has broken his oath to defend this country. even ag garland admitted the policies of mayorkas are being used by cartels to exploit the american people and make billions of dollars. putting americans at risk. hundreds of thousands of americans dead to sentinel. -- fentanyl tens of thousands of young people traffic into sex slavery, dollars wasted and criminal networks connected to drug cartels in mexico throughout our entire country. director wray admitted before our community the other day that with the border wide open and a war in israel,hamas can walk right in. the director of the fbi years for his own agents. it's clear that this is intentional. secretary mayorkas knows the policy. if the ag knows the policies are the cause, sec. mayorkas knows the policies are the cause. he's doubling down. he's doing this intentiona

who hasn't been square with the notin american people when he's testified in front of the united states congress and that's part of whacongressts chairman greene and his committee have as their articles of impeachment. so that's whtheir es oy there'ss there. sean, this is just one part of what needs to be done. needs to.the second thing is we as congress need to use the power of the purse. we had one of mr. paxton's assistants front of our committee in judiciary today, and i ask him a simple question. should we callkeuestion. a time? >> no more asylum seekers. no more migrants get to come into the country. miing intohe agreed with me 100e we're on pace to get to 12 o million in the biden presidency . 12. that's equivalent to the entire population of ohio. we're the seventh largest state for goodness. . so let's say time out. no more money can be used. no american tax dollars cano mny be used to process or release into the country any new migrants. and how about this one? no money can be used by thefede federal law enforcement to go down there and dismantlera the barriers that texas taxpayers hav