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$1.600 or $10000 americans do not want the irs snooping into the bank account, heres why americans do not trust the irs and for good reason go back to what louis learner did where she was targeting political groups look at the linking of information to propublica this is an organization that is proven time and again, it can be weapon nice against american citizens, this is why americans are going to stand up and push back hard against it and its one of the reasons i dropped a bill on friday to p...

Kinds of problems with them going out now whats going to happen were unified were in a situation that we have to hire more people in the irs and not bring any amount of significant money back in, it is not right people are tired of it and theyre tired of tax to death in the whole thing, they are tired of stupid bills and harmful bills it is a control thing they want to control more and more of everybodys everyday life, everything that theyre doing a whole reconciliation bill itself will change t...

The group is questioning whether sea accepted and impermissible gifts and whether or not her ticket was truly donated or if it was purchased with campaign cash. and that would be if the house ethics committee takes that up. california congresswoman at michelle steel is speculating a new bill right now called the gala. im calling for and transparency from really all the lawmakers on the hill when they attend high-priced events and the bill would require numbers of congress to explain why their at...

Resume the peoples business. democrats are reportedly nearing a compromise on a sweeping voting rights bill led by west virginia senator joe manchin, and the original cosponsors of s-1, the for the people act. but in yet another week with yet another state like texas signing a bill that curtails ballot access for millions of americans, will congress actually do anything to protect the bedrock of our democracy, the right to vote? joining me is alabama congresswoman terri sewell, member of the way...

Cosponsors. hallie, we saw this coming. congresswoman judy chu, the pro choice caucus, we have the largest pro choice caucus in congress. we saw this coming years ago and shes been persistent to get us ready for this moment. the senate of course there are 47 cosponsors so of course we know thats an uphill battle but were ready for it. weve been ready for it and we intend to make sure that roe versus wade becomes the federal law in terms of a womans right to make her own decisions based upon her ...

Blumenthal, who introduced the senate version of this bill since the beginning. and he has been working to get the cosponsors. he has 48 cosponsors on the senate side. we also know there are two republicans that are pro-choice. and so we have the ability to get somewhere on this. besides the fact that the country is more galvanized than ever, because of this disturbing and chilling bill that would turn private citizens into vigilante bounty hunters against anybody who helps a woman who wants to ...

In fact we actually had the most pro-choice congress in history. and we did this bill knowing that the day would come when there would be a draconian bill like s.b. 8 that the supreme court would let go into law, and undermine roe v. wade, so i am so grateful that finally we are bringing it to the floor. im grateful to speaker pelosi and im grateful that president biden is indeed supporting the right for a statutory kind of improvement to the hero roe v. wade debate. >> with 216 cosponsors and w...

There are ashbly a few, maybe two, democratic senators who are explicitly anti-choice. there are also at least ostensibly republican senators who say they are for upholding the protections of roe v. wade. setting aside the filibuster now and whether or not the filibuster will survive this challenging time in our nations history, do you believe that its possible to even cobble together a 50-vote majority in the senate to pass it? >> i do believe that its possible. and let me say that since the be...

Knowing that the day would come when there would be a draconian bill like sb-8 that the supreme court would let go into law and undermine roe v. wade. so i am so grateful that finally we are bringing it to the floor. im so grateful to speaker pelosi, and im grateful that president biden is indeed supporting the right for a statutory kind of improvement to the roe v. wade debate. >> the 216 cosponsors and with speaker pelosi now backing this effort and her commitment to it today to get it done, i...

It is now going to -- it is now going to move. congresswoman chu, thank you for keeping us apprised. i imagine we will be back going forward. >> we will tell you, 216 cosponsors in the house, 48 in the senate, plus a couple of republicans who say theyre pro-choice, boy, that puts a spotlight on it, doesnt it? the senate keeps the filibuster. nothing can happen on this line, let alone voting rights, let alone all the other things. but if the senate was willing to change that law, one of the thing...