while nina turner campaigned with bernie sanders and other progressives. what does your win tell us about where the future of the democratic party lies and what voters want in ohio? there's been a lot said about your win, eric adams' win in the democratic candidacy for mayor of new york. in your opinion, is that being overblown? is it something else? what does your win mean? >> so, first of all, reverend al, thank you for having me on your show. i'm a big fan. but i think this win says a lot of different things. first and foremost, i've never really ascribed to labels. when i'm helping people get their needs met, when someone calls me and says, shontel, how can i get my hands on a ppe loan, or when is the next food bank or how can i get rental

bernie sanders' acolyte nina turner for ohio's 11th district. joining me now, former adviser to the hillary clinton campaign, adrian elrod. and everybody knows who this man is, eugene daniels, political playbook, coauthor. thank you both for coming to "the sunday show." so i want to put up on the screen this quote from hakeem jeffries, member of the house leadership, democrat from the great state of new york, where he says the extreme left is obsessed with talking trash about mainstream democrats on twitter when the majority of the electorate constitute mainstream democrats at the polls. adrian, you are -- you work with democrats. you're with the democratic party. does he have a point? >> well, i think the point that he was making, jonathan, is that elections are not fought and won on twitter. that is just not where the majority of voters spend their time. people like you and me spend a lot of time on twitter, but that's not where the majority of

sanders. we saw it in the virginia gubernatorial primary and we saw it in the new york city democratic mayoral primary where eric adams beat back a slew of progressive candidates. the bottom line is, at the ballot box we have an idea of what the base of the democratic party looks like. it looks a lot more like the democratic coalition joe biden put together. in congress right now, the base of the party is perceived of the progressives. the question is, where are democrats going to govern? govern towards that base in the electorate or the supposed base on social media and that they've seen elected to some parts of congress? >>> when we come back, more evidence that in politics, twitter is just not american.

bernie sanders wants it. the far left wants it. speaker pelosi, trying to talk about everything but afghanistan. also up next the latest on hurricane ida, knocking out power in the gulf coast. rescues now underway. energy expert phil flynn joins us. stay with us on "the evening edit." >> it was loud. we could hear the wind. we could hear things hitting the house, hitting the vehicles. heard a lot of crashing sounds. that was probably the hardest hurricane i have ever been

sanders. and i have been completely surprised and feeling that we are all blessed to have joe biden in the white house in these last months. his first year in office, all of the things that he's done. not just in standing bravely and never walking it back like a politician and especially a democratic politician would. they would get afraid of the republicans and the right-wing telling them that they were -- he was a coward and withdrawing from afghanistan and democrats have such a history of walking things back like this. he wouldn't walk it back. he just said, no, this is wrong. i promised you when i ran for office, i'm pulling the troops out. this war is going on way to long and that is what he did. a politician kept his word. you could have the discussion of how crazy it went at the end. but all evacuations from dunkirk before and after caused -- i mean churchill is considered a hero with dunkirk. there were 15,000 allied lives lost in trying to evacuate those soldiers off that beach in fra

sanders's budget. today we had another chance to come together as democrats and republicans. we try to introduce new legislation today to do whatever is necessary ot s-- to save our citizens that president biden left behind in afghanistan and make sure we are not paying ransom to terrorists, to make sure congress has a full account of the billions of dollars of the quitman of behind, and to make sure we are not, as the administration is hinting right now, to recognize the taliban government going forward. and yet when i ask unanimous consent to do that on the floor a few minutes ago, i was gaveled down. it is time for congress to step up. because of the administration's bungling this withdrawal, it is too late to save face. we look week, our allies are questioning our commitment, our enemies are seeking to test us commit it is too late to save face. but we can still save lives. we can still get americans out of the country, and we have to do that. we have a moral obligation as americans to do that. thi

a clever op-ed in the journal today which i really like, bernie sanders is running out of billionaires. they calculated, sanders wants to spend $4 trillion and the sum of billionaires in america, running out of people to hate. stuart: it was a great headline. we are going to be watching you this afternoon as well as your special edition of kudlow labor in america, tomorrow at 4:00 pm eastern on foxbusiness. check those markets. we headed south for the dow industrials, down 90 points. tens of thousands of afghan refugees have arrived in this country. how they been that? massively 7 underway after ida ripped to the gulf coast, more than 1 million without power and residents may be in the dark for weeks. we have a report from the ground in louisiana next. retirement income is complicated. as your broker, i've solved it. that's great, carl. but we need something better. that's easily adjustable has no penalties or advisory fee. and we can monitor to see that we're on track. like schwab intelligent income. schwab! introducing schwab intelligent income. a simple, modern way to pay yourself f

sanders. he is featured in this new tv ad where he talks about issues of climate change, universal health care and immigration as reasons to vote no on the recall. the appearance suggests newsom's team is hoping to reach the progressive part of the democrat party and also young latino voters, who many believe could help determine the election outcome. >> if i saw an ad or if anybody saw an ad featuring bernie sanders telling our community to vote no on the recall, more likely than not, our community will pay attention, only because senator sanders built that relationship with the latino community in california. jobina: we've also learned the los angeles police department will not further investigate or press charges against republik and candidate larry elder over to mystic allegations made by his ex fiance. the incident happened in 2015 and is past the statute of limitations. reggie: a cougar found living in new york city is now heading to an annual -- heading to an animal's actuary in arkansa

harnessing the energy like the bernie sanders campaign here in california in the past, and really just trying to motivate their base. i will tell you, i was walking around my neighborhood in san francisco yesterday and there were some like hand printed out signs from democrats saying, please vote. so maybe it's working. maybe people are getting the message. >> got a lot of printer cartridges firing up at those homes. >>> larry elder is the highest profile challenger. he is under investigation for a 2015 domestic violence accusation, and the l.a. times is also reporting he would like stephen miller to become president. he is the zero tolerance immigration policy. how do california voters feel about larry elder? what do you hear when you're talking to them? >> i mean, on the democratic side i think people are horrified. they feel like he is sort of like a trump figure. this is sort of shock jock conservative radio host who made his name over the past 2 1/2 decades, saying things that are going to anger a lot of the base democratic voters here. what you see in this crowded field of 46 peo

. >> people including bernie sanders throwing their support behind gavin newsom. >> if gavin newsom thinks that socialists and celebrities are going to save them from recall, that just goes to show you how out of touch he is. >> [gun shots being fired] steve: it is currently 4:30 in the afternoon in afghanistan, and we start this hour with a fox news alert. the taliban, as you can hear, shooting off guns and occasional fireworks, celebrating the departure of american troops , from the country of afghanistan. ainsley: we also have a picture of the last soldier boarding a c -17 from kabul's airport. brian: right. peter doocy live at the white house as the president is set to address the nation at some point , usually a half hour or 45 minutes or like yesterday, over an hour from when they said they're going to speak. reporter: right and on this first day, in almost 20 years that there are no u.s. troops on the ground in afghanistan, what is left behind in kabul is a really tricky diplomatic situation in the weeks and months ahead because officials around here know, millions of afghan citizen

ainsley: so a number of people including bernie sanders throwing their support behind gavin newsom in this recall effort in california. celebrities are rallying around him and you can see on your screen right there the money that's going into this between hollywood and big tech. i'm going to go out on a limb here, tomi, and say you're not surprised. >> i'm not surprised at all. but, if gavin newsom thinks that socialists and celebrities and the hollywood elite are going to save him from recall, that just goes to show you how out of touches with the millions of californians that put this recall into motion. i'll give him a hint, those folks that want him out, they are not the ones that survived his lockdowns, shutdowns, code map dates and tyranny and plush mansions and gated communities in silicon valley. they are the average americans that had to muddle through his tyranny and lockdowns. had to close their businesses and deemed unessential by him and his administration. and those that had to have their children in virtual learning while illegal immigrants were receiving schooling at o

. >> bernie sanders is older, but he's sharp as a tack. your dad, not near the age, but your dad has more energy than 1,000 men. i've never met anybody on his game. he was on this program unscripted, 35 minutes the other night. the week before, 40 minutes. a look at this, a while back i said i can't even joke about it anymore because it's not funny. that was something your father would never allowed to happen. >> it's unthinkable. it's truly unthinkable great when you watch this, you realize exactly why they will not allow biden to answer any questions fred he can't get through a sentence without stutteringti without messing up, without making a full out of himself and it's tragic. what isit he getting right? i'll answer the question. he's not getting anything right. he's not getting the border right, he's not getting afghanistan right, one of the most sacred grounds, the amount of time my father spent at that tarmac at to a.m. greeting fallen soldiers coming back from war zone, coming off of those c-17's in caskets draped with american fl

. >> the new ad featuring bernie sanders and what larry gerston thinks is the most important thing to know two weeks before election day. >>> and still hazy across the bay area. you can see it here in walnut creek. but we'll take a look at the air quality for tomorrow. and cooler weather moving in, in about eight minutes. . >>> the recall election, two weeks from tomorrow, and governor newsom is bringing in more supporters to campaign for him. >> the last thing we need is to have some right-wing republican governor in california. >> senator bernie sanders, the latest big name to show support for the governor, urging people to vote no. the new ad will be televised statewide as well as online. election day, tuesday, september 14. >> not just national politicians. there are plenty of organizations and newspapers endorsing governor newsom or recommending he be removed from office, recalled. do political endorsements matter anymore? back in the day they were a big deal, are they still? >> you're right, back in the day. before social media, before so many of us dropped out of these groups t

if i saw an ad or of any latino thought i'd featuring bernie sanders telling our community to vote on the recall more likely not our community would actually pay attention only because senator centers built that relationship with the latino community in california. standards that the standards ad has started running with two weeks left in the race. we've also learned that the los angeles police department meantime is not going to their investigate or press charges against republican candidate larry elder over domestic violence allegations made by his ex-fiancee. that incident happened in 2015 and has passed the statute of limitations. we told you about that last week. now the election is two weeks from tomorrow as we keep saying and as larry said an important reminder today is the last day to register to vote by mail if you miss that deadline you can still register in person and vote conditionally up to and on election day. i want to do one more reminder. about signing the back of the envelope for some people right? make sure when you fill up that ballot you sign it on the envelope th

senator bernie sanders was in michigan, iowa, and indiana over the weekend to push democrats' $3.5 trillion spending bill in town halls and other events with voters. sanders, chair of the senate budget committee, said he wanted to speak directly to working people about how the bill will impact them and their communities by investing in childcare, workers' rights, free community college, and creating well-paid, union jobs that will help combat the climate crisis. >> this bill will put hundreds of blades of dollars into -- hundreds of billions of dollars into transforming transportation into this country, make our homes and buildings more energy efficient, make agriculture greener, can on top of all of that, we're going to put millions of dollars into a civilian climate coffer. amy: in california, the los angeles city council passed a resolution to commemorate the disappeared of el salvador on august 30, today, coinciding with the international day of the victims of enforced disappearances. between 1980 and 1992, some 10,000 people were forcibly disappeared in el salvador during the brutal, u

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between bernie sanders the campaign and the black lives matter or some of the conversations we overheard with occupy wall street. that's the very moment occupy is taking off black lives matter is taking off and we were wondering some of us like work these things coming together and it's like abolitionism. why are they going in separate directions. talk a little bit about the moves of white progressivism and why you thought it was so important to lay out because i didn't have language to say oh, that's what that was. it's fascinating, that seems, talk about that gap and lay out why it's in some ways at the heart of the book. >> i appreciate you if i understand you correctly acknowledging that you've experienced these moves. you've been on the receiving end of these moves. i am an educator and i think one of the things i'm affected by his breaking it down and showing what it looks like. you know, here's how i can yhelp you understand what you're doing and how it's functioning. so the book is about the ways in which we perpetrate racial harm, then i need to make that very clear. and i've be

about the bernie sanders campaign . between bernie sanders the campaign and black lives matter or some of the conversations we overheard with occupy wall street. at the very moment occupy is taking off black lives matter is taking off and we were wondering some of us why were these things coming together and it's like abolitionism and true soil, what are they going in different directions . talk a little bit about the moves of white progressivism and why you thought it was so important. to lay out because i did have language. to say that's what that was for its fascinating. talk a little bit about that chapter, lay out why it's in some ways at the heart of the book h. >> i appreciate you if i understood you correctly acknowledging that it resonated. you've experienced these moves. you've been on thereceiving end of these moves . i've been an educator and one of the things i'm effective at is breaking itdown and showing what it looks like . years how i can help you understand what you're doing and how it's functioning. s

bernie sanders controls this chamber along with the liberal squad. but the american people are watching and they are fed up and they are letting the american people know whenever this chamber changes and we actually bring order back to the house of representatives. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. neguse: thank you. madam speaker, it's interesting i don't remember the ranking member complaining about the deficit three years ago when they passed tax cuts for billionaires across our country to the tune of $2 trillion in terms of adding it to the deficit. i don't remember them complaining about process when they had to do three rules within a time period of six weeks to try to repeal the affordable care act back in 2017. i heard much today by way of process but very little in terms of substance. why? because they know the plan we put forward today will lower cost, cut taxes, and create jobs. with that, madam speaker, i would like to yield one minute to the gentlewoman from ca

sanders when she was in the senate. i do think we have to think that through. it also seems unlike delay speaker pelosi would impeach president biden but on the other hand the frustration this is expressing, the kind of incompetence associated with this the incompetence of the control and the u.s. mexican border. and the high rate of inflation and now they're pushing for this $3.5 trillion package, which will further worsen inflation. i think the american people very disturbed about this presidency. neil: republicans are also claiming that this would have never happened under donald trump even though he wanted to leave earlier and struck this deal to begin with the taliban. do you buy that? >> definitely inponderrable we do not know this. there were tactical decisions in this withdraw by this administration that made it worse. for example, among those who were first withdrawn were those that were providing maintenance for the flight crews that gave the afghani army air expire or the over the taliban. once it lost air ex

sanders case between bernie sanders, the campaign a black lives matter or some of the conversations we overheard on wall street. and it's taking off lock lives matter and we are wondering why weren't these things coming together it's like abbott notion is him and free soil where they going in different directions. talk a little bit about the move and why you thought it was so important, i didn't have language and that's fascinating, that is familiar to me talk about that chapter and layout why in some ways it's in the heart of the book. >> i appreciate you if i understood you correctly acknowledging this you have experiences move in the receiving end of these moves. i'mn an educator and to think oe of the things is breaking it down and showing when it looks like here's how i can help you understand what you are doing and how this is functioning, the book is about the waves in which we perpetrate racial harm, i need to make that very, very clear i have been observing it, receiving it, participating i'm not outside anything that i write about for 20 plus years and i just wanted the op

between bernie sanders in the campaign of black lives matter or some of his conversation we overheard with occupied wall street. and at the moment occupying and taking off black lives matter and we were wondering some of us, why weren't these things coming together and it'ss like abolitionism, why are they going in separate directions. talk a little bit about the move of the white progressives and why you thought it was so important to lay out because i didn't have language to say oh here is what that was of this is fascinating or that seems familiar talk about that chapter layout why in some ways it at the heart of the book. robin: yes it and if i understood you correctly, acknowledging that you have experienced these moves. if you been on the other end of these moves. i'm a jet engine educator and i think that one of the things and entered i like to break it down and show it but it looks like it. here's how i can show you how to understand it and how it's functioning so the book is about the ways in which we arbitrate racialf harm. and then i to make that very clear. and i've been o

sanders. ( as bernie ) "knock-knock, ding-dong! open the damn door and show me your vaccination card! don't make me take off my mittens! and of and while i'm here i gotta ask. what's the soup situation in this house? i smell navy bean. do not lie to me!" we're all anticipating the showdown, america's joe biden versus russian president vladimir putin, seen here laughing at the last joke you'll ever tell. back in march, biden called putin a "killer," but yesterday, the definitely-a-murderer explained that all the bad things he is accused of, americans do, too. >> ( translated ): we have a saying: "don't be mad at the mirror if you are ugly. it has nothing to do with you personally. but if somebody blames us for something, what i say is, why don't you look at yourselves? you will see yourselves in the mirror, not us." >> stephen: my favorite sayings are the ones that are convoluted and need a lot of explanation. ( laughter ) reminds me of the beautiful needlepoint throw pillow we had growing up: "the early bird gets the worm, because

and i was thinking in the context of the debates that we saw of the bernie sanders campaign black lives matter with occupy wall street. why you thought it was so important to lay out to say that's what that was so talk about that chapter. >> if i understand you correctly and that you experience these moves. i am an educator but to break it down to show what it looks like. and here is what is happening is functioning. so i need to make that very clear and observing that and participating at i'm not outside anything that i write about over 20 years. i just want the opportunity to say so take it apart. credentialing is a really big one it is so predictable the moment a white progressive encounters a black personra were engages across race they feel need to establish they are not racist. but i came out in my skirt was stacked up inn my pantyhose in my bottom was showing you it's a heads up that is visible. i was a thank you for my skirt down i wouldn't say how dare you and then to proceed as if they don't see thing that is white fragility. and then to be into proximity to use proximity to b

i was making about the context of some of the debates we saw in the bernie sanders campaign between bernie sanders, the campaign in a blackmp lives matr or some of the conversations we've overheard with wall street.ie occupy wall street is taking off black lives matter, and we were wondering why weren't these things coming together? is like abolitionism, why is it going in separate directions? talk about the move and why you thought was so important to layout. in have languages say that's what that was or that seems familiar. talk about that layout, why it is at the heart of the book someways. >> i appreciate you, if i understood you correctly, acknowledging you've experienced these moves, you've been on the receiving end of these. i am an educator and i think one thing i'm effective at breaking it down showing what it looks like. here's how i can help you understand what you are doing and how it functioning so the book is about the ways in which we i perpetrate racial harm thai need to make that very clear. i have been observing it, participating it, i'm not outside anything i write about

between bernie sanders campaign and black lives matter or some of the conversations we've overheard with occupy wall street. at that very moment occupy ticking off black lives matter and we were wondering why these things were coming together abolition free soil, why is it going in separate directions? talk about the move of why progressivism and why you thought was important to light. i did have the language to say that's what that was what seems familiar, talk about that and why andnd someplace at the heart of the book. >> i appreciate you, if i understood you correctly, acknowledging you've experienced these moves. i am educated in one of the things breaking it down and showing what it looks like. here's how i can help you understand and how it's functioning the book is aboutnd the ways in which perpetrate racial harm and i need to make that veryan clear and i've been observing it, participating in it, i'm not outside anything i write about for 20 plus years so i just want the opportunity to say all right, let's take it apart, what we do? credentialing is a really big one because

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sanders budget. that's where we are right now. that's where the cats priorities are. of >> jesse: doing everything possibility to pass. but not doing the minimum necessary to make sure we do not leave the citizens behind. we will see american hostages, we will see thousands of allies trance behind enemy lines and we are witnessing the slow-motion collapse of american credibility all over the world because of the absolute incompetence within the white house right now. going to pivot back into schools, covid, schools, getting ron desantis in the mouth to get away from the afghanistan fiasco. and we know what it's going to happen and the press will follow it. it's going to be a hostage crisis that's going to haunt the administration for the rest of the term. no doubt about that. you've got an intelligence background and so here's the question. if state department cables were going out in the spring and the summer, embassy cables going out in the spring, the summer, get the heck out of afghanistan. situa

they want a win and i put in you they will go with bernie sanders and socialism and social spending. >> the agenda in place. and and foreign service officers. and those friendly afghans, and how does that decision, >> it is scary when the president of the united states is losing his grip on his administration and current affairs. always appreciate it. not much price movement today, up for the dow, down for the nasdaq. dr barton on the bottom right-hand corner. do you think this market goes higher from here despite afghanistan? >> i do. we have talked about this before. money flowing in, and and not enough stocks participating and friday, monday, tuesday, an incredible volume push, 75% of the volume in the markets were going to upside stocks. when you get that kind of pushback it has been very positive over the next year, risk adjusted returns. and buying it. and another positive here. and slowing down. investors looking at the other side of the delta surge. that to me is positive. >> absolutely. that is a big key. i will hear from the fed, something during jackson hole, something mar

sanders won the state. they are doing the ground game. if they can keep it up and get people excited, it's theirs to lose, basically. >> can they keep it up? the republican candidate getting the most attention is larry elder and a long time for everyone out there that doesn't know, long-time conservative talk radio host from l.a. has this shock jock sketchy past you can follow. politico reported his fiancee says he waved a gun at her and she was so scared she locked herself in a bedroom. he denies the allegations. it goes on. other republicans are accusing him of not only dodging debates but say he should drop out. how did he rise to the four dozen challengers? >> 46 people on the ballot. look, he has name idea in los angeles, which is the biggest county here. he's been on the air for two and a half decades on and off. he's got a loyal following. we've seen that people i think who maybe say outrageous things have wridden that into the whit house. what you see here is about name i.d. and you remember ins. yo

sanders, i've never been a socialist, you know exactly who i am. now democrats on the congressional level are going to have to make an estimation, what's good for me if you are on the border, talking a lot tougher about it, the bipartisan coalition that went to afghanistan yesterday to see what was going on there, that's a little bit of a fissure that i think is going to be happening amongst veterans versus the establishment. i feel a kindred spirit to this region, we fought for this in iraq and afghanistan, i want to be there. to the point about foreign policy, barack obama beat john mccain, one of the most highly decorated patriots and people who served this country, it's also the anniversary -- >> dana: the issue then was economy. >> jessica: we had an election, we had the bush years where we got into these wars and barack obama did have foreign policy running against a veteran and pulled that off so i don't think it's -- >> jesse: barack obama was long on wrong on the surge and when joe pulled out of iraq, we got isis. >> dana: the democrats ar

you in she has been able to staff trillion dollar bernie sanders bill at the hip of the bipartisan infrastructure bill passed in the senate. i know it is not a done deal but certainly puts the progressives in a much stronger position going forward. what is your take? do you think it gets thrust the house? probably gets through the house but ultimately enough horse-trading to get it through the senate? >> this is exactly what people hate about washington, d.c., are the back-room deals. we say it all the time here in iowa. we love iowa pork. we hate washington pork. who knows what conversations speaker pelosi had to have with the moderates to get them to flip their votes. i'm hopeful when push comes to shove here in a few weeks when we go through the committee process, these members will do the right thing. we're hearing from constituents. i certainly am. i'm tired of the spending spigot is being turned on. i don't know what universe they're living when inflation is out of control, with the crazy situation unfolding overseas for our national security that they want to spend 3 1/2 trillion more doll

we just voted on a bill yesterday, it is a bernie sanders budget. that will not be well received throughout the country. if that actually gets done and passed. host: jane, virginia, independent. caller: thank you, general, for your service. i am a retired navy nurse. the minutes that trump surrendered us to the taliban and essentially sold us out, you guys should have been on it, getting people out of afghanistan asap, but you did not. it was not set up for failure. it is on the gop. it is on everyone who did not do their job. the bottom line is the left and the moderates are tired of the shenanigans that you guys are pulling in d.c. we did not like january 6, we do not like having the taliban at camp david. do your job. mandatory vaccinations. stop blaming each other. we are so tired of your behavior. goodbye. guest: i appreciate the feedback. the fact is that joe biden has been president since january. he adopted the plan that was passed on to him. that fact is that the state department has been a very slow to get the visas going. it just started

sanders budget. i think it's fair to say they caved to progressive pressure and again this is just a shameful day. there is -- >> dana: i just want to play a sound from two democrats who publicly said what your bill would have done and then they voted against it. watch here. >> the deadline is when the mission is accomplished and we bring our people home. >> i submit we have to stay until we get our -- certainly our american citizens out and as many of our afghans out as possible. >> dana: i don't understand. if you are willing to say it publicly why wouldn't you be willing to take the vote? >> and i know these members have been working very hard behind the scenes informally to help people they know. i respect their service but congress has more tools at its disposal than just going in front of a microphone or sending a sternly worded letter to the administration. we are supposed to be the branch of government to pass legislation that forces the executive branch to rethink their approach or at least

we just voted on a bill yesterday, it is a bernie sanders budget. that will not be well received throughout the country. if that actually gets done and passed. host: jane, virginia, independent. caller: thank you, general, for your service. i am a retired navy nurse. the minutes that trump surrendered us to the taliban and essentially sold us out, you guys should have been on it, getting people out of afghanistan asap, but you did not. it was not set up for failure. it is on the gop. it is on everyone who did not do their job. the bottom line is the left and the moderates are tired of the shenanigans that you guys are pulling in d.c. we did not like january 6, we do not like having the taliban at camp david. do your job. mandatory vaccinations. stop blaming each other. we are so tired of your behavior. goodbye. guest: i appreciate the feedback. the fact is that joe biden has been president since january. he adopted the plan that was passed on to him. that fact is that the state department has been a very slow to get the visas going. it just started

sanders' budge there is no increase in defense spending okay? you've got increase 1.7% i believe, but inflation is running at 5.4% a decline in disinformation spending has this massive blunder done anything to change anybody's mind in fact, of increasing spending on defense, as our adversaries are rising and we've got a hostage situation potentially on our hands? . >> you know, maria you character arrived wonderfully adversaries rising the investment china both nuclear weaponize ship building russia expansion of nuclear weaponize the new weaponry fielding this is time to be investing but this administration following on he oeb administration views on military as proactive force not deperens not national security or world security they don't see it as a priority. reporting wall street china revising talks in hunt for common ground wall street lobbyists for ccp finding common ground as china breaks all the rules doesn't keep any will promises, bad arc on the global stage congressman we are going to keep a spotlight on all this we hope you are ther

it makes bernie sanders look like. [inaudible] [laughter] >> it sounds out there when is it my turn at the bizarre notion that government spending creates wealth for the more money government spends the more wealth has been created. just the opposite is true. if biden really wanted to get the economy going he would stop spending, stop taxes, stop regulation. that does not help you politically it helps economically. >> it helps me politically it's what you've got to do cut taxes, cut spending a bunch of jerks. you are not a jerk you are great, jonathan hoening thank you so much. you so much. tropical storm is next we finally found the perfect house. yeah, we couldn't believe the deal we got. just lucky i guess. (sfx: airplane flying overhead) we're a little closer to the airport than we thought... (sfx: airplane grounded outside the house) at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. saving us so much money. -hi. -how was your flight? -good. -good. morning, ted. for bundling made easy, go to geico.com.

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bernie sanders controls this chamber along with the liberal squad. but the american people are watching and they are fed up and they are letting the american people know whenever this chamber changes and we actually bring order back to the house of representatives. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. neguse: thank you. madam speaker, it's interesting i don't remember the ranking member complaining about the deficit three years ago when they passed tax cuts for billionaires across our country to the tune of $2 trillion in terms of adding it to the deficit. i don't remember them complaining about process when they had to do three rules within a time period of six weeks to try to repeal the affordable care act back in 2017. i heard much today by way of process but very little in terms of substance. why? because they know the plan we put forward today will lower cost, cut taxes, and create jobs. with that, madam speaker, i would like to yield one minute to the gentlewoman from ca

bernie sanders may have lost the nomination but he won the war within the democratic party over what they're like. and so we're now down to just a handful of democrats in the house, maybe 9 or 10 and maybe 2 in the senate that don't sign on to this socialist agenda. i'm pulling for them. there won't be a single republican in the house or senate supporting this 3 1/2 to 5 trillion dollar tax increase. >> bill: thank you for your time. a lot of news on all this throughout the day. appreciate your first word of the day here with us today. mitch mcconnell. thank you. so a couple things here again the president will meet with g-7 leaders at 9:30 eastern time virtually. maybe we get something from the pentagon in the next hour after that and house lawmakers get a briefing of their own. when that happens even behind closed doors there will be a multitude of leaks coming from that. we're watching for headlines. you have a lot of other news today. today is the deadline for u.s. intel officials to deliver that report on how covid started in the first place. remember biden ordered this so will

sanders budgeting that passed when the rule passes. we didn't debate it or even try to out locate the money where it needs to go but the money needs to go to the border and national defense. first and foremost that is the constitutional responsibility. jillian: lawmakers in texas will be talking about increased border spending because governor abbott is trying to build the border wall on his own but you say that should be a federal responsibility. >> it absolutely is a federal responsibility and furthermore the moneys to expand to do our job should be reimbursed to the state. texas to permit of public safety has done a phenomenal job trying to be the backstop at the border but that's not their original intent. they are supposed to be enforcing traffic laws on the highways, not enforcing border protection. jillian: another big update, there was a hearing on the texas voting law made possible by three democrats who broke ranks with the rest of their party and came back to work. runaway democrats but some of them are showing up. sounds li

however, it is crafted by bernie sanders, that's why it's bernie's budget. it came from him. he's the one sponsored the legislation. it they didn't even have a hearing in his own committee. that's a problem. mrs. fischbach: thank you, ranking member. i have real concerns about the transparency and about the process. just not the way i am used to dealing with the budget and getting input from the public and input from other members of the legislative body. i have real strong concerns about that. i just wanted, ranking member, to give you the opportunity to add to anything. i know you have been listening very politely to a lot of the questions and the responses. i'm wondering if you had anything else you would like to add. mr. smith: representative, i appreciate that. i will point out that there's been a lot of talk that republicans never have items to offer. republican offer items all the time. just in the last couple weeks every member, every republican member of the house budget committee sent a letter to every member of house leadership and senate leadership coming up with

sanders radical budget that will further wreak havoc on the american economy. if passed, americans will be cursed with hundreds of billions of dollars of new debt. inflation is already on pace to be the highest in 40 years. in georgia, used cars are up 56%. residents are paying 74% more for gasoline. under the republicans tax cuts and jobs acts of 2017, families in georgia received an average tax cut of $2000, but pelosi's plan is to bring a budget to the floor that would reverse that for my state and every other state. they plan to break new ground by establishing new social welfare programs that ban government run health care, to create a civilian climate core to represent the green new deal -- to carry out the green new deal agenda. this budget will give amnesty to millions of illegal aliens. and one of the worst, potentially increase the size of the irs by thousands of agents. i was asked to testify against the irs in 2015. the commissioner at the time was forced to publicly apologize to other witnesses. and congress even named a federal law after me. and i