i want to bring in former republican congressman fred upton of michigan.was one of 14 house republicans who voted for last year's bypass gun law. only five of those who voted for that bill are still serving in the house. i want to talk to you about last year's law. i want to get your thoughts on an exchange we saw on the hill that's making the round between jamal bowman and republican thomas massie on this issue. >> they're freaking cowards. they're gutless. they're not here -- i'm talking about -- i'm talking about gun violence. >> in schools that allow teachers to carry. >> carry guns -- more guns lead to more guns. more guns lead to more deaths. look at the data. they're not looking at any data. you're -- the gun lobby. look at the data, more guns lead to more death. >> about as clear of an illustration of the divide between the parties on this as you're likely to see. what do you make of an exchange like that, the frustration of lawmakers? >> there is a real divide. tragically what we saw at michigan state we saw a year or two ago at oakland, oxford hi

how did the rohingya and upton bangladesh in the first place?ecurity forces launched a crackdown against the largely muslim rohingya and 2017. they have been denied citizenship in myanmar and no official status in bingley --. making -- bangladesh, making them stateless. the world food program says they are cutting back on rations. let's bring in the rest of our guests now. and daca, wendy mccance, and virginia, tom andrews, and homburg, ambia perveen. founder of the rohingya medics association. dr. let me start with you today. there have been numerous fires in the camps have impacted rohingya refugees. this latest one highlights how dire the situation remains for rohingya refugees. how traumatic is this for the refugees who are impacted by these buyers? ambia: thank you for the question i will try to be short. there are a lot of negative things have been happening. especially on the negative side for the rohingyas. especially living in bangladesh. they are becoming, not only were people are, at the time bombarded with the human -- huge challenge

it was built in the 19th century in the gothic style, it is the projector of the architect samuil upton was born in england but worked all his life in russia so that the galleries are not only a place for healing, but also an outstanding architectural monument. water is supplied to the narzan gallery so that you and i can drink it conveniently right now. really tasty, as if the same mineral water nikita drank, well, what are you talking about, this is water, with a weak mineralization , of course, it is not worth replacing completely ordinary food water. well, in comparison, the level of mineralization here is much lower, and before that we can drink it with pleasure with almost no restrictions. according to the doctor's prescription, a certain amount of mineral water is prescribed, warm or very cold. want to try. yes, the smell to me already, to be honest, the word scares this mineral water in food , you can marinate shish kebab. yes, of course, yes, there is already a recipe for barbecue, where the marinade is added to mineral water, the water is delicious, and it’s straight, as if pi

michael beckerham is staff director, head of public policy for tiktok, one staff director for fred uptonjohn dingell, freddy barnes, with kevin mccarthy is involved in tiktok, members of congress, jeff denham, also a friend of the speaker is involved in lobbying effort. trent lott involved and so is john broh, democrat from louisiana, all insiders on capital hill working for tiktok. >> ainsley: a lot of people behind jamal bowman were influencers, make a ton of money on social platforms. the difference is facebook and instagram, they are not owned by a company in china. the company bytedance is out of beijing and we know the communist party, they are rulers there. if they want information, they're going to get it. congressman bowman calls it racist if you're against it, he says do not be racist against china and express xenophobia. everyone was upset when china sent the spy baknow loo, why are they not up in arms about them stealing this information. i get it, tiktok is fun. have to think about national security and have the conversation. here is congressman august fluger, he commented o

that's great news for the global upton. >> to what extent is that supply chain easing feeding through to europe, and are you seeing those improvements that you're seeing in the china factory numbers turn up in the eurozone prints at this stage? >> we're seeing it come through. we saw it in january when you look at things like future expectations in the european surveys, they were lifting higher with companies saying great news about china, we're going to see some better growth coming through so we're seeing supply chains improve most notably in germany, a huge gain there. acrossing the eurozone, we're seeing the highest since 2009. companies are able to produce more autos is the best example with semiconductors o other inputs as well that was a big driver. the eurozone was the first stabilization across the regionafter eight months of contraction. >> clearly those easing supply chain issues is helpful for germany, and yet the german manufacturing index or pmi for february fell to 46.3 from 47.3 in january what is the persistent problem and what has deteriorated month on month >> yeah,

steve lenox seven fred upton's legally purchase what she was seeing some mental illness where the parents the first thing i want to say is scott plus those police officers who one in there and eliminated that threat. for all the people who wanted to defund the police and throw it to integration that the police have taken, think that we have police in this country and thank god. as good as they are and they ran to the shots. okay now look, we have a woman who is under a doctor's care, she's got some kind of mental illness, and she emails and phone and says this is her last day on earth, and her parents believed that she was down to alaska i know i had sold her last gone. that is not clear, what is i tell you? number one it tells you that she's homicidal, and that she was suicidal. and number three, she should have been flagged and turned into law enforcement where they would have taken her into custody and done an analysis of her. as a relates whether she knew she had a gun or not a one gun may be dishing torches liability there, but is not criminal liability because she is not under each.

thank you. >> thank you beverly upton for your comments. next caller, please. before we do, i will just announce that we have about 20 callers in the queue and 7 who are already in line. if you are one of the 20 and like to speak this afternoon please make sure to press star 3, other wise we might take the next group to the end. >> hello supervisors. today i'm calling for a end to war on drugs. as we can see in our society when we have done a war on substance and particular substance that substance is grown more potent. today i like to talk about some of those examples. first of all we have an example we are all in crisis about today. the one we are willing to sacrifice our liberties for and sanctuary city ordinance for, opiates. (indiscernible) the government had a war on it. in response to that war that war implemented primarily for the purposes of criminalizing people of asian descent. we got a heroin crisis and that was pervasive in the city and tour the tenderloin apart and we fought a war against it. that war has brought fentanyl. we are fighting fentanyl

democrats, senators voted to ease upton regional bank restrictions because the amount of money had youve in there was not reasonable they felt regional banks it was too much stress on them. look at what is happening right now we have to wait and see. what i don't understand when we left yesterday there was $100 billion that banks put in this fund. remember? this is not bailout. $100 billion put into a fund for a situation like this. so, now they are saying it would be bailout and i'm just trying to get my head around it. what changed in the last few hours? >> ainsley: all the banks have to contribute to this fund. there is $100 billion in the fund. >> steve: every time you have fdi insurance you put money into a fund that's where it comes from. >> ainsley: the fund will run out at some point. these banks have $250 billion they are imagine managing. >> brian: unless you are picking winners and losers. winners were yesterday and maybe the losers are today. >> steve: ultimately though, regarding barney frank, do you know who he is blaming now? he is blaming crypto currency. >> ainsley: is

these are the things that one might expect to find in a charles dickens or upton sinclair novel, but not in an account of everyday life in america in 2023. surely, not here in the land of the free, where child labor protections have been on the books for nearly a century. >> to be clear, this is outsourced labor. none of these companies intentionally hire children, as far as the reporting has shown. and when asked by the times, a number of them said they would investigate the claims or sever ties with the companies who helped outsource the jobs. but again, their decisions implicate all of us because we benefit from the blood, sweat, and tears of these child laborers. you have probably chowed down on a bowl of cheerios packed by a teenager or enjoyed a bowl of ben & jerry's ice cream made by milk processed by a child labor. sanitation services paid a $1 million fine for employing 102 children to work in dangerous meat packing facility jobs across eight states and last summer, reuters discovers kids as young as 12, many of them migrants, were working at a metal stamping plant owned by

a shockwave that threatened to uproot other regional banks as well the government middle east upton withe fdi as you may know, at seizing th bank's assets and assuring its depositors that their mone would not be affected. treasury secretary janet yelle appeared on capitol hill o thursday, where she testifie before committee assuring th public that their savings were safe take a listen. >> i can reassure the member of the committee that ar thanking, banking system i sound, that americans can feel confident that their deposit will be there when they need them >> president biden also called on congress to expand the powe of the fdic to hold bank executives accountable but how are elected official planning to secure your trust? joining me now to discuss, i democratic congressman jef jackson of north carolina. welcome to you, sir. first, before we get to this bank news, you are a forme prosecutor untold. i'm wondering what you make of donald trump's baseless clai that he will be arrested tuesday? and if you can bring us inside some of the discussion happening amongst your colleagues on the hi

former congressman dave trott and fred upton, thank you for being on the show this morning.oth. >>> as house republicans launch investigations into the origins of coronavirus, democratic congressman jared moskowitz of florida had this response to the republican chairman of the house oversight committee, james comer, during a hearing on tuesday. listen. >> just want to relay something that was just stated during the roundtable. the doctor just said today at the subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic's roundtable, the following. i quote, the greatest perpetrator of misinformation during the pandemic was the united states government. end quote. >> based on those comments, i, too, would like to get more information. i mean, was that person specifically talking about the misinformation that president trump put out about maybe putting light into the body could get rid of covid? or maybe using a horse tranquilizer to get rid of covid? was he talking about the misinformation about maybe we can do, like, a cleaning of the body, you know, as misinformation? so, you know, i'd like to

thank you. >> thank you beverly upton for your comments. next caller, please. before we do, i will just announce that we have about 20 callers in the queue and 7 who are already in line. if you are one of the 20 and like to speak this afternoon please make sure to press star 3, other wise we might take the next group to the end. >> hello supervisors. today i'm calling for a end to war on drugs. as we can see in our society when we have done a war on substance and particular substance that substance is grown more potent. today i like to talk about some of those examples. first of all we have an example we are all in crisis about today. the one we are willing to sacrifice our liberties for and sanctuary city ordinance for, opiates. (indiscernible) the government had a war on it. in response to that war that war implemented primarily for the purposes of criminalizing people of asian descent. we got a heroin crisis and that was pervasive in the city and tour the tenderloin apart and we fought a war against it. that war has brought fentanyl. we are fighting fentanyl

thank you. >> thank you beverly upton for your comments. next caller, please. before we do, i will just announce that we have about 20 callers in the queue and 7 who are already in line. if you are one of the 20 and like to speak this afternoon please make sure to press star 3, other wise we might take the next group to the end. >> hello supervisors. today i'm calling for a end to war on drugs. as we can see in our society when we have done a war on substance and particular substance that substance is grown more potent. today i like to talk about some of those examples. first of all we have an example we are all in crisis about today. the one we are willing to sacrifice our liberties for and sanctuary city ordinance for, opiates. (indiscernible) the government had a war on it. in response to that war that war implemented primarily for the purposes of criminalizing people of asian descent. we got a heroin crisis and that was pervasive in the city and tour the tenderloin apart and we fought a war against it. that war has brought fentanyl. we are fighting fentanyl

turning back the clock to the times of upton sinclair juggle is wrong, it is unnecessary when their skilled immigrants ready and willing to fill these jobs. i am heartened and i want to make special note republican governors in indiana and utah recognizes neat have written publicly in support of more immigrant workers. i hope their voices or listen too. whether we are discussing our border or the need for workers the conclusion is the same. congress needs to hold you accountable, yes. we also got to stop pointing fingers and act ourselves but we need to start working together on a bipartisan basis to fix the immigration system today. finally you will not be so i want to say a word about the dreamers. been pending for more than 20 years. are still there legal path to citizenship. all of us on this committee have a choice for broken system and come together in a bipartisan basis to do our job think it mru back. to the heartbreak in tennessee on imaginable for parents point of view what's being asked in tennessee. there is so much break in this world. the heartbreak of fentanyl poisoning. you

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