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warner: my time is short. have to tell you after the reforms were passed into law in april of 2024 you went on joe rogan's podcast in may. the bill is now law. you said this bill took an already bad problem and made it many times worse. in my mind this is a question of judgment. 702 is critical. i appreciate this late conversion but i'm not sure i buy it because you have had such an inconsistent position. i know my colleagues will raise this. rather than standing up to dictators like vladimir putin and assad you sometimes amplify these talking points. i do not understand how you can blame nato for the brutal invasion of ukraine. and when assad used chemical his own people you do not condemn him, you questioned america's intelligence. you mentioned a lot about trust. one of the things i'm so proud of on this committee is we always follow the truth. they say on this committee is most valuable -- we have a bipartisan approach to intelligence. we try to earn the trust of the american people. i just do not believe

senator warner?senator warner: i have to tell you, for literally hundreds of thousands of virginians medicaid is what prevents them from health crises on a daily and weekly basis. some imaginary new plan, and if there was a new plan that was to be the basis of what trump was going to do repealing obama care, i would have thought by now we would have seen it. mr. kennedy: senator -- sen. warner: mr. kennedy, i have questions. i appreciated our visit. you take your views seriously. i don't reflexively vote. i voted for four of president trump's nominees already and have gotten grief from folks on this panel. i gotta tell you, i saw an email you put out on monday night in a funding -- fundraising email , your presidential campaign celebrating the freeze on all the regulations, guidance and announcements is a video protect -- as a way to protect unelected bureaucrats from undermining our health freedom, and then you asked your donors to help pay for your campaign debt. did you put that out? mr. kennedy:

warner clearly did not go over this plan with kittle.onded to the idea by tweeting out, "speak for yourself, bud." he wants that money. >>> let's end on some golf. 20,000 fans packed around the 16th hole at the phoenix open and it's the rowdiest hole in golf for a reason. emiliano gallo's tee shot makes a hole in one. when you hit an a.c.e. on 16 at the wmo, that's what happens. the beer goes crazy. it is the second hole of one of grillo's career and he made the shot by one shot. i have been to the wmo many years. i went to school in arizona. i have sat on 16 many years. i have never seen a hole in one, which is the only hole that you're allowed to throw your beer that you probably paid $18 for onto the green. >> actually didn't realize that they had that kind of a setup in golf. i've never seen -- >> it's a stadium course which makes it incredibly fun. >> actually i might be willing to go see golf in that scenario. >> i always say if you're going to go to one tournament one year and don't actually like golf that month, that's it. >>> ne

senator warner? >> senator warner: for hundreds of thousands of virgini virginians - some imaginary flew plan, it is the basis of what trump would do to repeal obamacare. i thought we would see it now. mr. kennedy, i got questions. i appreciate our visit and i know you take your view seriously. i voted for - i got a lot of grief from this panel. saw an e-mail you put out on monday night in a campaign, a fundraising e-mail, your presidential campaign celebrated that the freeze on all new regulations guidance announcements is a way to protect unelected bureaucrats from further undermining our donors. did your campaign put out that? >> mr. kennedy: i don't think my campaign existed anymore. >> mr. warner: somebody is out there solicit for this. the fact that you celebrate this. do you think that's a good idea to put it on hold for 90 days, funding and further work? >> mr. kennedy: as chairperson crapo pointed out -- >> senator warner: i am asking you. >> mr. kennedy: as he pointed out. we are not closed

warner bros. has done a good job as well.ng they keep wrapping up in building on that momentum -- ramping up and building on that momentum. scarlet: geetha, thank you. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is "bloomberg markets." a headline that crossed this hour. the french prime minister survived a no-confidence motion assuring the adoption of a 2025 budget following months of political turmoil. let's bring in alan katz. this is separate and different in the no-confidence vote last year that led to the toppling of michelle gagne. the budget discussions in the debate over budgets i guess are similar. alan: it's really about the same budget. gagne was toppled over the budget because they were too many opposition parties that thought it was too severe a budget and found it in their political interest to push him out. that is what he got booted out. they came up with a budget that was a little less draconian. more to the point, the real difference was that the french public was not in the mood for months more of this political and

and earlier this week, warner shared just how far he is willing to go. >> well i don't know how that come about, how i would get that done but i know there's some way, somehow we will figure it out, me and george can give a little bit of our funds over to warner, how about that? i'm including george. >> you are making such good money, that you are going to get a paycheck to myles garrett? okay, you heard it here first. >> hold up, warner clearly didn't go over that plan with george kittle , who responded, speak for yourself. he is supposedly in contract negotiations right now. >>> 20,000 fans packed around the 16th holes at the phoenix open, they go crazy on the shot on the par 3. a hole in one. there goes the beer, it comes flying, the second hole in his career and he needed it. he made the cut by just one shot. that is going to do it for sports, have a great day. >> my bucket list item is to go watch that in person one day. i will make it happen. anyway, a bay area sports bar is doing something a little bit different, and it has to do with what they are showing on the tvs there. ke

senator warner, i thought, perfectly. issues that relate to intelligence, asking for the names of sources of. >> of sources. and therefore. >> methods of our intelligence, which is there to protect our men and women in uniform and the american people is with stiff competition. one of the worst. ideas of this administration so far, with stiff competition. the worst idea. i don't even think president trump knows about it, because it doesn't even reach the level of his lack of sophistication in. >> terms of intelligence. >> but in terms of this, you name several. >> things. >> and the what. >> they're doing. >> at the treasury department. >> is directly connected. >> to the kitchen table of american people in terms of the privacy of their. >> information. >> whatever prescriptions you or i may be taking are now in their hands, they can make that known. >> the issues. >> about cutting spending. and as. >> we negotiate the bills is affecting rural america. virginia, so many rural community health centers are being shut down in

george kittle and fred warner have said publicly they want him and on the kay adams show this week warnerd just how far he's willing to go. >> i don't know how that would even come about, how we would get that done, but i know there's some way somehow we can figure that out. me and george can give a little of our funds over to myles garrett. how does that sound? >> george, you're making such good money you're going to give a paycheck to -- >> myles garrett. >> you heard it here first. >>> the pga's making its annual stop at tpc scottsdale, home of the phoenix open and the infamous par 3 16th hole. the rowdy crowd is fueled by enough beer to make spuds mckenzie blush. i know it quite well from my days at arizona state. sometimes you even get moments like this one. >> oh, go ahead and just do that! a slam dunk. >> emiliano grillo, second ace of his career, couldn't dream of a better spot. he needed it because at 2 under he made the cut by one stroke, first ace at 16 since sam ryder's in 2022. here's grillo on the shot of a lifetime. >> i mean you dream about this. i've been playing here ten

we'll talk with the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee virginia's mark warner. vermont independent bernie sanders, and the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee republican brian mast. on the good news front, american keith siegel has a happy family reunion following his release from hamas captivity. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." one of the president's biggest campaign promises was to enact steep tariffs on canada, mexico and china. saturday night he did just that and the move has already sparked international backlash and sent chills through the financial world. we begin with senior white house and political correspondent ed o'keefe traveling wsecretary of state marco rubio. >> reporter: the president using a 1977 law to suggest there is now an extraordinary threat from fentanyl and legal im frags and all three countries are failing to address those challenges. starting tuesday there will be 25% tariffs on all mexican exports. 25% tariffs on most canadian exports. 10% tariffs on canadian energ

chair graham: senator warner. sen. warner: thank you. good to see you. these hearings are important. i kind of do them as a job interview. i have to tell you though, kind of curious about your background. a dozen years on the hill. government bureaucrat. right wing think tank. seems to me you are a total product of what maga folks call the swamp. i am not sure how that swamp expertise is going to help you in this job. i'm a little different than most folks. actually run a business, meta payroll, managing operation. you have no private sector experience. i have looked into what you said from a management standpoint, it seems like what you want to do is how many federal workers you can get to quit. how many federal offices you can go out and relocate. i have to tell you, your words, "we want the bureaucrats to be traumatically affected because they are increasingly viewed -- we want to put them in trauma." i have to tell you, you want to beat omb and help oversee this workforce and you want to put the workforce in trauma? sir, that would be management malp

warner: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from virginia. mr. warner: mr. president, i know my time has been squeezed a little bit. we have other colleagues. but i just want to mention one thing to my friend from louisiana. i love to listen to him talk. there's a lot of things he says that i tend to agree with and a lot of things i tend to disagree with. but i do want to make sure that folks know would i'm concerned about. if you want to debate any of these programs, that is fair cooking. there's ways to save spending, count me in. you're a former governor. i'm a former governor. virginia got named best managed state in the country when i was governor. you know how we got that information about line-item programs? because about a decade ago, maybe 12 years ago, rob portman and i did something called the date act which gives you that line-by-line information where we can debate about the validity of these programs. would you don't need to do is put two -- you got the name of one person, maybe not the name of the other -- into the treasury with, to my knowled

and earlier this week, warner shared just how far he is willing to go. >> well i don't even know howone, but i know some way, somehow we will figure it out. >> okay, you are saying george, you are making such good money that you are going to get a paycheck to myles garrett? okay, you heard it here. >> holed up, warner clearly didn't go over that plan with george kittle who responded to the idea, saying speak for yourself, but he is supposedly in contract negotiations right now. >>> 20,000 fans packed around the sixth hole, and they go crazy on this shot, a hole in one, the first ace since 2022, and there goes the beer, it comes flying. it was the second one of his career and he needed it, he made the cut by just one shot. that is going to do it for sports, have a great day. >>> that certainly makes you go nuts and smile on a saturday money. the bay area is getting a new sports bar that is doing something a little bit different and it has to do with what they are showing on tv, kelsi thorud explains. >> reporter: as hundreds of sports bars in san francisco prepare for big crowds this

warner brothers discovery announced a prelude to a restructuring.o be a split there as well. if there's a standalone warner brothers studio film and tv with max, that would be a highly attractive candidate for tons of companies. we've we've written about this, and nbcu might be an acquirer, but there are others who could be interested as well. and as far as cable, again, something that we've highlighted, john malone said on cnbc several months ago, that there's no reason why charter and comcast shouldn't combine. there is there are benefits to scale, and the whole cable industry has gotten smaller, but also they're competing with bigger. not only telcos, national telcos, but international platforms like amazon and google. >> the old fashioned reasons not to do it seem just that old fashioned. jessica, thanks so much for joining. us today. appreciate it. jessica reif ehrlich with b of a. and that's it for the exchange. thank you for tuning in. i'll join brian sullivan for power lunch right after the spring. >> this tiny home trend. it's not for me no

police, the incident management team, the emergency department of management, the virginia senator warner's office, and fire and rescue team. and special shoutout and who has been working with us. and along with d.c. fire and rescue. appreciative. prince william fire and rescue. montgomery fire and rescue. prince georges fire and rescue. baltimore fire and baltimore police. randall fire department and police. mpd, dcfd, from the federal side, the u.s. coast guard, the u.s. army, the u.s. air force, fbi, customs and border patrol, park police, dod, washington, medical response, and the department of labor, all those have been amazing partners and one of the reasons why this investigation continues to progress the way we wanted to. we did family briefings last night. today there are over 100 family members that are now in the area receiving briefings. as part of a legislative requirement, receiving family assistance. they've been briefed by the medical examiner, the fire chief, the ntsb chairman and myself along with the family assisted unit -- assistive unit from psa here. in regards to ntsb

senator warner's office in the fire and rescue team and a special shout out to everyone of them. they have been amazing helping and working with us. and prince william fire and rescue and the montgomery fire and rescue in prince's fire and rescue and baltimore fire and bar to mold -- and baltimore police, npd, dcf d and on the federal side the coast guard, army, air force, fbi, secret service, customs, dod, american medical response, and the u.s. department of labor. all of those have been amazing partners and they are one of the reasons why this investigation continues to progress the way we wanted. we did briefings last night and today there are over 100 family members now in the area receiving briefings and receiving assistance. they have been briefed by the medical examiner, the fire chief, the ntsb chairman and myself, along with the family assistance unit. in regard to ntsb staff, all staff are now on scene that had been requested, and i want to point out one specific staff member because we are doing a joint ntsb and dod investigation. the ntsb has a certified pilot on our

meanwhile, this is what we are hearing some in congress including senator warner warning for federalght consider buyouts. listen. >> i've been saying all the federal employees, be aware this offer. i don't believe it has been funded to. i don't believe donald trump has any history of ever paying his bills. and i fear federal employees may be marked later potentially without any compensation. >> sandra: so, that is is a warning. i don't know. obviously, we got 40,000 people to take it. >> i think a bigger warning would it be that job's report comes out. we will get that -- 18,000 jobs more added to the economy that existed. people know what is going on on the ground. put a finger in your ear and figure out what is happening but don't listen to senator warner coach i would tell you right now. >> sandra: maybe you want to weigh in to put in delicate terms, sean duffy, transportation secretary talk to the doge team to help plug and the aviation system. hillary clinton seized on the tree and retweeted and said, they have no relative experience. most are not old enough to rent a car you wi

george kittle and fred warner publicly said they want him and on a show early this week warner sharedis willing to go. >> i don't know how that would come about or how we would get that done but i know there is someway somehow we can figure that out. me and george to give a little bit of our funds over to him. >> you say that again. you say george , you are making such good money that you will get a paycheck also. you heard it here. >> whether fred is looking to donate to a local sports reporter? >>> fireworks on the par 3 on friday, could anyone follow this? he died one and needed a to going comes up short. same group . drains into the bite -- to the delight of the raleigh gallery. he will have to catch thomas today. had this approach from the native area on the path eight and sticks it to within 10 feet. said that this could look at birdie and it was no problem cleaning it up to what the seven on the day. is a five stroke lead going into the final round. 18 under and 54 holes. >>> down five in the second half and he goes up for the layup and no good but right there for the playback

senator mark warner saying on the hill yesterday the government at this point is only funded throughse, that funding fight still on the horizon. coming up ahead, we'll switch to sports and tell you why history will be made this sunday at the super bowl, whether or not the chiefs can pull off the three peat. but first we want to know why are you awake? email your reasons to way too early@msnbc.com or tell me on social media at ali vitali using the hashtag way too early. as always, we're going to read our favorite answers later in the show. >> when that passenger airbag exploded, he lost his nose. he lost his right eye. you still. >> have 40. >> million plus. vehicles globally that are driving around with a potential ticking time bomb, a grenade in either their steering wheel or their dashboard. morgan morgan has a national reach in terms of handling and. >> prosecuting cases. >> notwithstanding the team of lawyers that we have collected that focus only on product liability day in and day out. >> home, the place where you create those special moments. we celebrate the home and the way

warner, no. mr. warner, no. mr. whitehouse, mr. whitehouse, no. miss hassan, miss.san, no. >> miss cortez masto. >> miss cortez masto. >> no. >> miss warren, no. >> miss warren, no. >> mr. sanders, mr. sanders, no. >> miss smith, no. >> miss smith, no. >> mr. lujan, no. mr. lujan, no. >> mr. warnock, no. >> mr. warnock, no. >> mr. welch, mr. >> welch, no. >> mr. chairman, >> chairman. votes i. >> mr. chairman the final tally. >> is 14 ayes. >> 13 ayes. >> the vote. >> was. would the clerk please restate the vote. >> mr. chairman. >> the final tally was 14 ayes. >> 13 ayes. >> the vote was 1413. the nomination is reported favorably. we will now turn to other senators who would like to make a statement. since i asked my republican colleagues to hold off at the outset, i'll go to the republican side next. first, senator tillis. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i voted i. >> today. >> and i want. >> to just briefly. >> explain why. >> i believe. >> in my. >> 65 years. >> okay. you just watched 14 ayes, 13 noes, party line vote there to advance robert f kennedy, jr. s nominat

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senator warner. sen. warren: thank you. so i just want to be clear about what's going on here. the system that makes sure that your granddad gets his social security check, the system that makes sure that your mom's doctor gets medicare payment to cover her medical appointment, and the system that makes sure that you get the tax refund that you're owed has been taken over by elon musk. and every organization from your state government that uses federal money on that bridge project to the local head start that takes care of little kids while their mommies and daddies go to work is now at the mercy of elon musk. maybe you get paid or maybe you don't, because now it appears that all of us work for elon musk. elon just grabbed the controls of our whole payment system. demanding the power to turn it on for his friends or turn it off for anyone he doesn't like. one guy deciding who gets paid and who doesn't. it is not the law, but it is the reality. now there's a second problem here. it's not just payments from the federal government that are now in elon's control. elon and his handf

so let's take a listen to senator mark warner about all this today. >> here's the. >> thing is, every fbi. agent that somehow touched the january 6th. >> investigation, that was a. >> comprehensive investigation. i've been told there were almost half of all the fbi agents at least had some involvement. if you're suddenly going to get rid of all of those, that could be thousands. yeah. what does that mean for cybersecurity? what does it mean for our trafficking and stop against fentanyl and other drugs. what does it mean in terms of, you know, serious crime investigations? this would be devastating okay. >> how will this impact the bureau, frank? the way it does its work, the way it keeps this country safe. >> we are less safe today. >> than we were, say, a week ago. >> as a nation. >> when you've literally. >> removed all of the top. >> leadership. >> not only at fbi headquarters, but, as you. >> said, in multiple. >> field offices. >> with. allegedly more. >> to come, you can only have so. >> many actings. >> upon actings. >> before you start eroding. operational capabilities. so if.

warner, no. mr. whitehouse, no. ms. hassan, no. ms. cortez masto, no. ms. warren, no. mr. sanders, no. ms. smith, no. mr. lujan, no. mr. warnock, no. mr. chairman? the chairman votes aye. the final tally is 14 ayes, 13 nays. chair crapo: with the click please restate the vo--with the clerk restate the vote? >> 14 ayes, 13 nays. chair crapo: the vote is reported favorably. since i asked my republican colleagues to hold off at the outset, i will go to my republican colleague first. senator tillis. sen. tillis: i voted aye today and i wanted to briefly explain why. i believe in my 65 years -- i will be 65 in august -- that mr. kennedy will be one of the first people coming before who is not a trained health care expert. he views this through the lens of an attorney. he's brought many lawsuits on food safety, vaccine safety, a number of other things. mr. chair, i think it was senator warnock that said that the president said he was going to go wild in the department of health and human services. i hope he does. i hope he goes wild and finds a way to reduce the cost of health c

fred warner checking in from orlando.ebacker is joined by fullback kyle juszczyk, tight end george kittle and defensive lineman nick bosa as 49ers to play in the pro bowl or at the pro bowl. the traditional game has been replaced by a skills competition and a flag football game on sunday to gaugh third round of the at&t pebble beach pro-am. it was cold and rainy, with wind gusts up to 30mph. not what we're used to seeing there. didn't bother rory mcilroy. kept a bogey free seven under 65. a birdie on 18 gives him a one stroke lead, but sepp straka retakes the lead with a birdie of his own on 18. he's at 16 under par. he'll take a one stroke lead into tomorrow's final round. that's a look for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask

it george kittle cal u shape front warner and nick bosa all taking part in the pro bowl festivities. this picking up in the 1st quarter where nfc leading by 7 in jared goff searching for an open may rolls to his right connects with a none other than kyle use. check. >> it's a touchdown he does the extra point celebration just already razzle dazzle. then a little bit later, the nfc now leading by 20 to 7 closing moments of the 3rd in the nfc leading by 9 points. baker mayfield throws a dart to george kittle in the end zone and does his celebratory spike. the forty-niners getting a lot of action in the pro bowl today. they now lead by 16 with that one. but as nick bosa who said i can top it in the tug of war matchup, it was both a at the helm leading the guys in the nfc will they got the better of the afc afc falls into the pit. the nfc they win the tug of war game and ultimately they win the nfc pro bowl. 76 to 63 the final meanwhile, chip kelly. well, he was packing his bags headed back to the nfl after spending 8 years away. coach in the college ranks. >> now chip is leaving the def

least in terms of opinion and opinion, poll and problems sent them at the public does not want the warner resume yet i don't know what mr. nathaniel has june store because he is hell bent. i'm not not allowing the 2nd phase to go through alone. thank us. former console general of israel in new york. thank you very much. thank you. 00. it's a federal judge has temporarily blocked the trump administration from placing employees of the us foreign aid agency on pay leave. more than 6 decades usa id has been one of the biggest providers of medical and humanitarian assistance world wide . rob reynolds looks at the history of the agency, the president of the united states. the us agency for international development was founded by president john f. kennedy. in 1961, bringing disparate aid programs under one organization during the hottest days of the whole war, rivalry with the soviet union, sending aid in the form of food, technical experts and loans was seen as a way of extending us influence. stopping the spread of communism and thereby keeping markets open for us corporations. this is a very

democratic senator mark warner argues this shouldn't be decided at the federal level. this issue between sports participation ought to be left to the sports leagues. there are expected to be legal challenges with critics saying the president's executive order will lead to discrimination and harassment from the white house warned schools who don't comply with this executive order risk losing funding and says it will also apply to the 2028 olympics in los angeles. america categorically rejects transgender lettuce it. but this is just the latest in a series of orders the trump administration has signed targeting the trans community, including executive orders to ban transgender troops and to restrict the government definition of gender has only male or female, sweeping effort to reclaim our culture and our laws from the radical left crusade against biological reality in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> so when paying close attention to this executive order is an elite runner who call san francisco home, carol callan, mia says they were assigned female at birth and now id

democratic senator mark warner argues this shouldn't be decided at the federal level. this issue between sports participation ought to be left to the sports leagues. there are expected to be legal challenges with critics saying the president's executive order will lead to discrimination and harassment from the white house warned schools who don't comply with this executive order risk losing funding and says it will also apply to the 2028 olympics in los angeles. america categorically rejects transgender lettuce it. but this is just the latest in a series of orders the trump administration has signed targeting the trans community including executive orders to ban transgender troops and to restrict the government definition of gender has only male or female, a sweeping effort to reclaim our culture and our laws from the radical left crusade against biological reality in washington. i'm hannah brandt. so paying close attention to this. executive order is an elite runner who call san francisco home. >> cal cal mia says they were assigned female at birth now identify as non

warner. mr.. warner. no. mr.. white house. mr.. white house. no. miss hassan. miss. hassan. no. miss cortez masto. miss cortez masto. no. miss warren. no. miss warren. no. mr. sanders. no. mr.. sanders. no. miss smith. no. miss smith. no. mr.. lujan. no. mr.. lujan. no. mr.. warnock. >> no. >> mr.. warnock. no. mr.. welch. mr. welch. no. mr. chairman. chairman. votes aye. mr. chairman, the final tally is 14 ayes. 13 ayes. >> the vote was. would the clerk please restate the vote? >> mr. chairman the was 14. ayes. 13. ayes. >> the. the vote was 1413. the nomination is reported favorably. we will now turn to other senators who would like to make a statement. since i asked my republican colleagues to hold off at the outset, i'll go to the republican side next. first, senator tillis. thank you, mr. chairman. >> i voted. >> i today, and i want to just briefly explain why i believe. >> in my 65 years, i'll be 65 in august that mr. kennedy will be one of the first people. >> we have been watching the senate finance committee vote on robert f. kennedy's nomination to be the secretary of

i want to go back to the time that senator warner read to you. there are 140,000 employees in virginia and you gave us page -- gave a speech that got a lot of attention when you said we want bureaucrats to be dramatically affected. when they wake up in the morning, we want them to not want to go to work because they are increasingly viewed as the villains. now, i pay attention to the way people say things because there's a million ways you can make a point. and the way you choose to make a point tells you something about the person. there's a wonderful sense -- i had an old testament reference over there. i will go to the new testament. from luke. from the fullness of the heart, the mouth speaks. we want people to be traumatized. we want people to be traumatized. i have heard a million people in this room give speeches about we want to reduce the budget, with the deficit, but i have not heard anyone give a gleeful speech about traumatizing the federal workforce. you don't want federal air traffic controllers going to the airport traumatized, do y

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i want to add quickly what senator warner said. in the bi-partisanly is about $5 trillion under both president trump and by uncollared. one area we did nothing for was housing. while i'm all in private i think there needs to be additional resources here if we're going to spur this issue and appreciate the conversation we had. i want it quickly to three items i hope we can work together on. as member of the committee's know i'm a big advocate for committee development financial institutions, cdfi's the serve the amateur community. there's an area where i work for a cozy in a trump administration. both my friend mike crapo me on the other side we got $12 million for cdfi's. we started the cdfi caucus which about a safe bipartisan way for members, 12 and 12. i appreciate when we had the meeting. you talk to cdfi in dallas that it helped work to acquire the building working with the church. can you speak for a moment to about the valley of cdfi's and how we can further expand the vital role they play? the clerk: mr. paul, aye. the cler

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shelby has to withdraw, and so he's got, you know, thompson's brigade is kind of going down the warner lane area, retreating south, trying to catch up with wagon train jackman's brigade is retreating you know it wasn't truce in the present day trust area and they're approaching what would be present day forest hills cemetery a federal brigade is in pursuit is catching up to them so they deploy behind a stonewall and are able to fend off the sanborn's brigade in what became known as shelby's last stand. so now the retreat continues. but what are of the what is the significance of the battle of westport. well, there is an election on november. 1864 and they're electing a president. but locally they're electing a governor they're also electing delegate it's to a brand new missouri state convention that will convene in january. of 1865. thomas fletcher, republican candidate for governor, is elected with just over 70% of the vote. all of these are treating missouri as if were would have if they didn't go down south with price would have voted democratic probably but fletcher is a republican

democratic senator mark warner argues this shouldn't be decided at the federal level.s issue between sports participation ought to be left to the sports leagues. there are expected to be legal challenges with critics saying the president's executive order will lead to discrimination and harassment from the white house warned schools who don't comply with this executive order risk losing funding and says it will also apply to the 2028 olympics in los angeles. america categorically rejects transgender lettuce it. but this is just the latest in a series of orders the trump administration has signed targeting the trans community including executive orders to ban transgender troops and to restrict the government definition of gender has only male or female, a sweeping effort to reclaim our culture and our laws from the radical left crusade against biological reality in washington. i'm hannah brandt. well, some of that's paying close attention to this executive order is an elite runner who call san francisco home. >> cal cal me and says they were assigned female at birth and

. >> here is what mark warner s said.on't want to say purge, but this idea of going through and scrubbing the fbi. >> if we are taking out the most experienced folks, how does that make us stronger? what does that mean for cybersecurity an end stopping fentanyl and other drugs, serious crime investigations? this would be devastating. >> the question is, what the focus of all this will be. what the president is referring to is those that are responsible for weaponized thing these departments. that is something you don't want to replicate. you have to keep in mind these cases involve thousands of people who are carrying out their jobs under court orders, by directions of their superiors. they are not responsible for these cases. we have to make sure we protect the rights of lying prosecutors and agents who did not determine the direction of these cases. there is a need to look at how these cases developed and who was involved in those developments. i believe the president has a legitimate objection that these cases involve