vance. and recently he pointed out that it has been known all these 2 years that ukraine is the most corrupt country in europe, no one except our country does not deny this, and that zelensky, for all his wonderfulness, is not worth sending him hundreds of billions of dollars. hearing this, the senators went wild, because they love. his words, watch this video and ask yourself: did jaydy vance deserve such treatment, or is he telling the truth? steve, we'll probably spend about half a trillion dollars on the entire ukrainian conflict, while at the same time some people in this city are saying we need to cut social spending. there are people who are ready to cut social spending and push our old people into poverty, all this so that zelensky’s next minister buys a bigger yacht. fuck them all, steven, i won't allow it. he is hated for these words. one of his colleagues, who was on good terms with him, immediately called all this nonsense. however, no counterarguments. and, of course, if they ge

vance.ointed out that everything was known. these 2 years, what ukraine is the most corrupt country in europe, no one except our country denies this, and that zelensky, for all his wonderfulness, is not worth sending him hundreds of billions of dollars. hearing this, the senators went wild, because they love zelensky, they are in love with his personality, these are all people with very strange sexual preferences, they sometimes transfer their sexual desires to zelensky, this charming bear cub. so they turned on jade vance for what he said. watch this video and ask yourself himself, does jaydy vance deserve this treatment, or is he telling the truth? steve , we will apparently spend about half a trillion dollars on the entire ukrainian conflict, at the same time some people in this city say that we need to cut social spending, there are people who are ready to cut social spending, plunge our elderly into poverty, all this in order to for zelensky’s next minister to buy a bigger yacht, fuck t

for more on this, let's bring in ohio senator jd vance. mr. vance, good to see you again.ust give me your quick thoughts on this. they can paper this over and try to cover this up, senator vance, but this, you know what? this reveals major, major problems. what are you thinking here? >> well, first thing i'm thinking larry is, i can't imagine another time in the history of our government run by democrats or republicans where you have a major cabinet official who is just gone missing. we have to remember joe biden ran on restoring basic decency and order to the white house. that was his entire claim to be elected president in the first place. they promised good government. what they have delivered is a missing secretary -- how do you lose the secretary of defense for three days without anybody asking serious questions, larry? it just doesn't make an ounce of sense. there are so many unanswered questions here, so many things we don't know and it just gives lie to the entire biden promise that he would return decency and good government. i think the decency we had five years

senator vance thank you. look forward to your comments and appreciate your work on this legislation. >> so thank you madam chair. thank you ranking member cruz for both of your engagement with this issue. thanks to senator brown for partnership on this issue. appreciate it, appreciate you being here. what you think all of our guests here both during the span of the next panel but i think we want to thank ms. allison for being here. i read your testimony this morning and i won't i will reveal what's in it because i don't want to give anything away but levy let it to say that i'm sorry this happened. and as thean father of three kids under the age of particularly affected by some of the ways thatff affected her children and old think of it as you, his talent because you are done so much with axes and appreciate that is that, you know all we street offices as an open door. there's more than we could be m doing other like to be doing it. i have new cash i am a new sender that you don't always get everything happe

vance's book. j.d. vance is not even his real name. also think that it is pretty tone deaf that so much money is being spent on campaigns when so many people are struggling with their day-to-day expenses. i think the campaigns are doing nothing for the mental health of the country. lastly, i would like to point out, there is a certain comedy at least to the situation when we are looking at a situation where this man who has basically been convicted of rape and is skipping that hearing today in lieu of going to an attempt to win a competition in tiny dixville. have a good day. host: this is john in turtle creek, pennsylvania, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. first of all, i really wish that people who are republicans and democrats would call on the right line here. i know you guys cannot control it, but it is really getting bad. it makes no sense that a republican, your first call, would call in and make the outrageous statements that he was making and say he was a republican. but the important

senator vance, thank you. forward to your comments and appreciate your work on this legislation. correct thank you med and chair. thank you ranking member cruised, for both of your engagement with this issue. thank you center brown for partnership on this issue. appreciate it and appreciate being here. for the commerce committee i want to thank all of our guests here both during this pedal and the next panel but it would to thank allison for being here. i read your testimony this morning i will not reveal what is in it i do not want to give anything away. let me just say i'm sorry this happened. and as a father of three kids under the age of six i was particularly affected by some of the ways it affects your children feel thing out ask you've already done so much with the activism and i appreciate that it is always treat our office as an open door if there is more we could be■] doing i would like to be doing it. i am a new senator normally see every thing that's happening the think i would ask is if you think

bring in ohio senator jj vance -- jd vance, good to see you, your quick thoughts, they could paper this over, and try to cover it up. but this -- you know what this reveals major, m, major problems, what do you think? >> first, i am thinking, i can't imagine another time in mist history of our government, run by democrats or republican where you have a major cabinet official who is just gone missing, joe biden ran on restoring basic decency and law and order to white house that was his claim. they promised good government. what they have delivered is a missing secretary, how do you lose secretary of defense for 3 days without anyone asking sere serious questions, there are so many things we don't know, it gives lie to the biden promise he would return des decency to good government, the the. >> first. there should be hearings about this. there should be. and it should be step by step, there is a chronology that is missing from these accounts. to the bottom, bottom line, do you think senator vance, it's tim for mr. austin to resign biden will not fire him, the question is should austin r

vance: we will follow up may be off the record. the reason i ask here is, for obvious reasons, you might expect a family guardian to take the responsibility differently than a professional guardian. not to implicate or cast any judgment on professional guardians, i am sure many do a good job, but as the country gets older and as fewer people have children, what i do worry about a little bit is you have this growing class of professional guardians who may be don't have the same interests, the same emotional attachments to their loved ones. that is something we will have to think about here. i know we are focused on -- i know i'm running short on time, so let me just close before i yield here. dr. paone, your story was very illuminating to me. i am sorry it happened, but i appreciate your wellness to illuminate this community. mr. king, i want to offer my gratitude for you for being here and offering your insights, and dr. shogren and mr. parker, thank you both for being here as well. i yield. >> thank you, senator vance. we will now

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i know you have andrew weissmann and joyce vance to weigh in. from what we have been hearing in closing, some of the things that stood out, there was a back and forth when it came to disgorgement. the banks were satisfied. the ag disgorgement claim is based on total speculation. the only remaining theory relates to the certifications. the judge said, let's talk about disgorgement. ill gotten gains. if you do something wrong, you are supposed to disgorge those profits. you talk about damage or harm. there doesn't have to be evidence of harm. kise says, you can't make a number. it doesn't have to be quantified like a damage. they still have the burden to demonstrate that there was some harm that president trump got something that he did not deserve. do you know how many thousands of these deals are done every day? she comes along because she doesn't president trump. one other thing. this is something you know very well. we are talking about damages here. the judge has made a decision. this is going to come down to the number, the fines that are go

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vance, thank you so much, i -- my man. >> thank you, charles. history or hysteria? which one should guide you in the market? well, it's finally begun to make new highs, right, after a 2-year drought. i want to bring in investment group, and by the way, bespoke market intel cofinder paul hickey. paul, you, in your work you talked about a january, you know, its influence on the rest of the year. we did finish january up, it was volatile, started low e maybe profit taking -- lower. we have on the screen one of your charts, it pretty much bodes well, looks really great february through the rest are of the year. but i want you to listen to jeff gundlach yesterday what can he had to say about waiting to buy. >> so i'm suspicious of the valuations, and i'm suspicious of the exuberance in the market. so i want to have cash at this point point which i want to deploy, maybe even 25% cash which i might if want to deploy in the aftermath of the recession that is going to come. charles: very few people talking about hadding off or holding more -- holding off

>> no baggage. >> joining us now as a surrogate for the trump inmate ohio center jd vance. back to "fox news sunday" per you heard what lois told me there she said there is no baggage with nikki haley that is something i've heard again and again from people here who are opting not to choose president trump as her primary choice in new hampshire what is your argument to them about what nikki haley continues to say from the campaign trail is a choice for chaos? >> first about i think trump is way out ahead in new hampshire but nationally that's very important to remember. my response to that vote it would be nikki does have baggage she just has not faced the onslaught of years of media tax of super pac attacks that donald trump has faced and frankly the fact trump is still standing and still leading in the polls against joe biden suggests he has real political resilience a lot of people are choosing nikki haley think she is the low baggage candidate. in reality she is the candidate the democrats have not teed off on but they will tee off on her if she is the nominee she won't

vance in the 2022 ohio primary. j.d. vance won. he was one of the first to endorsed trump, and now trump is backing j.d. vance's preferred candidate in ohio. that is how he uses endorsements to affect politics across the republican party. >> politico's congressional bureau chief, thank you. next we are in iowa where marjorie taylor greene of georgia was stumping for former president trump. here is a bit of her interaction with caucus-goers and the press, including questions on a local school shooting. ♪ >> all right, iowa. i am so excited to be here, it is like starting the primary election with the super bowl, which i think is really wild. in georgia, we just go and vote in a primary, but you guys have this caucus system. i had to learn all about it. so i can understand what you go through. i'm a competitive person, so i think it is pretty awesome. i am counting on you guys to turn out big for president trump. [cheers] and i never get tired of winning, and i think we need some more. america is losing now. none of us like it. it ha

we will turn next to senator vance. sen. vance: thank you. welcome to our witnesses. thank you for being here and welcome to all of our guests. i want to direct questions to you, ms. simpkins. i appreciate you being here. i am particularly concerned about some of the estimates i have seen about labor shortages at our long-term care facilities. not just now. i know there is immediate problem of not enough people at some of our elderly care facilities. but i saw an estime that by 20 we will need -- obviously people will retire and drop out of the workforce, but we also have changing demographics in this country. we are gwing older is a country. i read we will need an additional 7 million long-term caregivers at these elder care facilities. that seems like a shocking estimate to me. it is rd to imagine how we could possibly hire effecvely one million additional people per year at these facilities, given the already existing labor shortages. i am curious if you think that estimate is within the reasonable range. and if it is not, how many more workers do we need within th

also with, us joyce vance, former u.s. attorney and professor at the university of alabama school of law. she is co-host of the podcast sisters in law. they're both msnbc legal analysts. and andrew weissmann, i want to take a wide view here and on the point that nikki haley just said, we won't survive it. she's talking about another four years, another presidential term for donald trump, we won't survive it. what are the ways we might not survive it? >> that is a great question, because we've been looking very much at the legal issues about whether the court will grant this strange and bizarre and unique view that donald trump has of presidential immunity. the court won't do that, it won't come in the d.c. circuit, when the supreme court hears it, that won't happen. but that does not mean donald trump as president is not going to be able to sort of fashion his own type of immunity. because one provision in the constitution that donald trump really demonstrates was a flaw that the framers put into the constitution but they

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vance, no. mr. budd, no. mrs. hyde-smith, no. mr. schatz, aye. ms. cortez masto, aye. mrs.lackburn, no. mrs. murray, aye. mr. mr. lujan, aye. mr. risch, no. ms. stabenow, aye. mr. kennedy, no. mr. boozman, no. ms. sinema, aye. ms. ernst, no. mr. mcconnell, no. mr. daines, no. mrs. shaheen, aye. mr. scott of florida, no. mr. sanders, aye. mr. schmitt, no. mrs. fischer, no. mr. brown, aye. mr. rubio, no. tillis, no. mr. mrs. britt, no. mr. thune, no. the clerk: mrs. capito, no. the clerk: mr. rounds, no. mr. tester, aye. ms. lummis, no. mr. lankford, no.i the clerk: mr. ricketts, no. mr. cramer, no. mr. whitehouse, aye. the clerk: mr. hoeven, no. mr. wicker, no. vote: the clerk: ms. hirono, aye. the clerk: mr. cruz, no. the clerk: mr. lee, no. mr. durbin, aye. the clerk: mr. graham, no. the clerk: ms. cantwell, aye. the clerk: ms. collins, no. the clerk: mr. sullivan, no. ms. murkowski, no. the clerk: mr. booker, aye. mr. king, aye. the clerk: mr. markey, aye. the clerk: mr. manchin, no. the clerk: mr. moran, no. the clerk: mr. kelly, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. scott of south

joyce vance, stick around for a little longer.e to talk about coming up. >>> we're following breaking news out of new jersey, right now police are investigating after an imam was shot outside a mosque in newark. i want to bring in tom winter to talk more about this. this is happening in the last hour or so. what do we know, tom? >> you're looking at the mosque there, outside of it, according to the safety director, at approximately 6:16 this morning, the imam was near or at the mosque when he was shot. what we don't know right now is what the potential motive may have been for the shooting. that's something that law enforcement is eager to figure out themselves, why this could have happened, was this individual shot because of their faith, because they're a leader in that community, or were they shot because this was a robbery attempt or some other crime. that's what's trying to be determined at this point. the former lieutenant colonel of the new jersey state police, new jersey state police are headquartered not all that far from

vance, aye. the clerk: mr. vance, aye. murk. mr. sullivan, aye. mr. ■oyoung, no. ms. warren, no.benow, no. mr. padilla, no. mr. cramer, no. mr. risch, aye. mr. crapo, aye. the clerk: mr. lee, aye. ms. cortez masto, no. the clerk: mr. cruz, aye. the clerk: ms. baldwin, no. ms. rosen, no. the clerk: ms. duckworth, no. w. mr. paul, aye. mr. coons, no. mr. schatz, no. the clerk: mr. casey, no.■o the clerk: mr. carper, no. the clerk: ms. smith, no. mr. kaine, no. ff the mcconnell, no. ■> the clerk: mrs. shaheen, no. the clerk: mr. sullivan, no. the clerk: mr. menendez, no. ms. bult -- ms. butlerno. mr. booker, no.■o the clerk: mr. bennet, no. mr. markey, no.c the clerk: mr. brown, no. mr. mr. merkley, no. ■ the clerk: mr. cardin, no. the clerk: ms. klobuchar, no. the clerk: mr. hagerty, no. the clerk: the yeas are 13, the nays are 82. e is not agreed to. mr. schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer:■ -- the presiding officer: under the previous order, amendment number 1381 is agreed to as amended is considered read a third time. e up to six minut

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. >> let's bring in vance howard >> good morning, frank >> i want to ask do you agree with jamie dimon it is not honky dory right now do you agree that it is time to cut back on the bullishness? i want your view on fed cuts this year. >> there is a lot of anxiety with the fed cuts and a soft landing or not a soft landing. that is gives jamie dimon heartburn. we are bullish this year we are going to get a number of cuts if we get two or three cuts, that is attractive for the market you will see bonds move higher and people moving out of bonds and into stocks. that will push the market higher i'm more of an optimism than pess pessimist. we will have a good year, frank. >> if we get two or three, that's pretty good what is your outlook the market is pricing in seven the fed guided to three. everybody else with their opinion of two or three or four. >> i think we see three. i don't see seven. that is too optimistic three will do a job as far as the investor or trader three is all we need to get the market to move heiigher. we will see double digit returns on the s&p 500 we will see a slopp

vance. good to be with you. to our correspondent on the ground, no razor wire has yet been cut because the national guard will not let the border patrol in shelby park, but it ultimately will happen. >> the message is clear, joe biden is threatening the state of texas to enforcing border even when the federal government does not do the job for it. texas dealing with overwhelming flow of illegal migrants, joe biden using the power of the courts, every tool at disposal to prevent texas from doing what joe biden should be doing, enforcing the southern border. what kind of message does that send to illegal aliens across the world. the message that america is open for border. even our own federal government will not enforce our border laws so come on in, america is open. >> john: for so many months the economy is the top issue for voters in america, but the new finding from the harvard harris poll shows it has been eclipsed by immigration. 35% of people say that is their topic issue. the next issue is inflation at 32

thank you very much, senator vance. joining me now is michael anton, a contributor to the edited volume, a former communications director at the national council and currently a senior fellow at the claremont institute. jeremy carl former deputy assistant secretary in the department of the interior and a senior fellow at the claremont institute and matt peterson, who is the founding of the american mind. he's looking at me to. make sure i get this right. founder of a venture firm and currently the executive editor of blaze media. we will start with michael anton, please. all right. i'm going to push something. i guess i do. so i won't read to. i'll just keep it here so i can see. these are arthur's instructions to me as to what to talk about. he doesn't have any power of the purse over. me so i can probably say what i want is now a lot of recourse. i try to be a good colleague and do a testimony. me so he wants to talk about how the left and how of all how it took over everything, why it's held on so tightly and what we

vance, aye. mr. wicker, aye. the clerk: mrs. gillibrand, aye. the clerk: mr. hoeven, aye. mr. bennet, aye. mr. kennedy, aye. mr. daines, aye. the clerk: mr. lujan, aye. the clerk: ms. hassan, aye. mr. wyden, aye. the clerk: mrs. hyde-smith, aye. ms. duckworth, aye. mr. casey, aye. mr. tester, aye. mr. booker, aye. ms. rosen, aye. the clerk: mr. grassley, aye. mr. moran, aye. mr. cassidy, aye. the clerk: ms. collins, aye. the clerk: mr. cotton, aye. mr. brown, aye. mr. whitehouse, aye. vote: the clerk: mrs. shaheen, aye. mr. welch, aye. mr. carper, aye. the clerk: mr. boozman, aye. mr. mullin, aye. ■> the clerk: mr. king, aye. mr. ossoff, aye. the clerk: mr. reed, aye. mr. warnock, aye. mr. hickenlooper, aye. mr. durbin, aye. mr. hagerty, aye. ms. hirono, aye. mr. sullivan, aye. mr. cardin, aye. mr. sanders, aye. ms. ernst, a the clerk: mr. tuberville, no. the clerk: ms. sinema, aye. mrs. capito, aye. the clerk: mr. murphy, aye. ms. lummis, aye. mrs. britt, aye. the clerk: ms. cantwell, aye. mr. braun, no. mr. markey, aye. the clerk: mr. budd, aye. mr. cramer, aye. the cler

vance: got it. appreciate that.ne additional thought here is, you hear about these cases of elopements at theshealth care facilities, and they are relatively rare. we have close to one miion americans and elder care facilities right now. maybe 2000 elopements happen pe year. that is a small number, but i worry, with increasing labor shortages, whether that number goes up. i have heard some suggestions that you could fill a labor shortage gap by expanding certain immigration programs, certain visa programs. and the one worry that i have there of cour is if you take a person caring for an elderly citizen, you want to make sure there is not a language barrier, escially with people going through dementia, might be losing some cognitive capacity. so we really have to wrap our mindaround this. i appreciate the work you are doing on this, but are you worried we might see an increase in elopements over the next few years, or do you think not? mssimpkins: we need to plan for how our seniors are aging and the additional care

vance, no. the clerk: mr. manchin, aye. the clerk: mr. romney, no. the clerk: mr. schumer, aye. the clerk: mr. coons, aye. mr. menendez, aye. the clerk: mr. padilla, aye. the clerk: mr. hawley, no. the presiding officer: have all senators voted? does any senator wish to change his or her vote? if not, the ayes are 51, the nays are 48 and the nominee is compelled. mr. schumer: -- is -- the presiding officer: is confirmed. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent that the motion to reconsider be considered mained and laid -- made and laid upon the table and the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: thank you, madam president. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate will resume legislative session and proceed to the consideration of the veto message with respect to s.j. res. 32, which the clerk will report. the clerk: fiftyo message to accompany -- veto message to accompany s.j. res. 32 providing for congressional disapproval under chandar -- chapter 8, title 5, relating to small business len

vance preferred candidate in ohio.ind of see how trump uses endorsements to affect his brand of politics across the republican party. >> burgess everett, "politico" congressional bureau chief, thank you. >> take you somewhat are having. >> next we're in keokuk iowa republican representative marjorie taylor greene of georgia was stumping for former president donald trump. there's a bit of interaction with caucus goers and the press including questions on a local school shooting. ♪ ♪ ♪ are right, iowa. i tell you what i'm so excited to be here. it's like starting off the primary election with the super bowl, which i think is really wild in georgiaic we just go and vote in a primary, but you guys have this caucus system. and i do learn all about it. just a few months ago. so i could understand what you go c through. i'm a a competitive person soi think it's pretty awesome. and i am expecting, in fact, i'm counting on you guys to turn up big for president trump. heers] and i never get tired of winning, and i think we need

miss vance, help us out.y the legal argument when it comes to presidential immunity? >> trump's argument comes down to just one thing, steph. that is that he has total immunity for anything that he did but he can argue in some way, shape, form, was related to his job as president for the four years he was in office. he is, in essence, arguing that presidents are kings. for that reason, i, think this argument ends up being a loser in front of the court of appeals. >> okay, here's what i don't get, mark, i think i'm in a big circle jerk. donald trump is on the podium saying, if he becomes president, he plans to indict joe biden. at the very same time, the basis of his defense and all of these charges is that he cannot be charged because he has presidential immunity. how can those two things be true? >> are you suggesting that donald trump could be a hypocrite? i've never heard such a thing. look, what is being argued here is quite extraordinary. we are hearing from trump that his interference at the 2020 electi

this vance knows it. he's lying. it's a bait and switch.the idea that trump represents some repudiation of the pre-trump republican warner when in fact he was it implementer in office. trump was, politically, astute enough to realize in 2016 that the parties paul ryan is on, if you will, of basically government by and for the plutocrats, was unpopular rhetorically and ideologically with the parties base. he shifted his rhetoric to court them. but what will he do in office what will he do with tangible power? he championed the least popular republican hard-line policies, from appointing a court majority that repealed row, and to cut taxes and job creators. nowhere was donald trump's working class con more evident than here. united auto workers went on strike against the big three automakers. it was a bold strike, impacted factories that represented half of all cars made in the u.s.. joe biden, who calls himself the most pro-union president, did something, and as far as we know no president has ever done before, made history, he actually went

vance. thanks for being here.harp and there are several older folks that are involved in this race. so what do you make of this? no doubt now you have nikki haley on after president trump. obviously the questions about president biden. >> well, first of all, martha, the substance of the attack is absurd. i give a lot of speeches. donald trump gives a lot of speeches. times you misspeak. times you misspeak when you have thousands of words out on the campaign trail. nobody that talks to donald trump would believe he's cognitively impaired. he's as sharp as a tack and energetic and he has the energy not just to win the presidency but to govern. this drives home, martha, one of the problems with nikki haley's campaign. does she think that falsely accusing donald trump of being impaired in some way is actually going to help elect your president? of course it's not. it's going to prolong this primary campaign, waste money that could be going to defeat joe biden and helping senate republicans across the country. what she

. >> thank you senator vance. i think i'm next here. it is dividedtestified that this was a preventable action. do you agree? >> yes thank you for the question, senator. this industry -- >> what should have been done to prevent it? >> we have to look at every accident as if it were preventable, and in this case we know that the do and we thank them for that. we know the wayside detectors were operating as designed, and we know thatrack defects. we know that the chair was focused on a wheel bearing on a privately owned car that no railroad owns and so improvements in safety are going to require which includes car owners car builders and many of those components are included in the bill. >> i'm just thinking about how they would figure out what you just said. i'm ain charge of the tree and am i right or wrong? >> yes sir. >> then you said a privately built car somehow that exempted you from the respons inspection, the assurance of the community. you are not saying that areou? >> sir, that was not my intent. my intent was a holistic approa

with us more to talk about this is blayne alexander in atlanta, joyce vance back with us. what can you tell us about this filing? >> reporter: this was a filing that came out just last night within the last 24 hours or so. this was filed on behalf of michael romain, one of the lesser known co-defendants. they are alleging the d.a. and special prosecutor wade who we have seen are involved in what they are calling a clandestine, romantic relationship. they don't bring any direct evidence to support these claims. instead, citing sources with knowledge and raising questions about the which willis hired wade in the first place. in this 39-page filing, they allege that the two travel together in a personal capacity to destinations including napa valley. they have been seen around atlanta in a personal capacity as well. basically in the filing, they are seeking to dismiss the charges all together and disqualify the d.a.'s office from prosecuting this case basically saying that because they are alleging there was a relationship that took place, that both the special prosecutor and

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