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Audience there, im so glad they are honoring them, it brings tears to my eyes, especially being the wife of a new york city police officer. i thank the officers for their service. >> joey: as someone who served overseas, i can say we dont do enough to honor first respond ers, especially those who have fallen in the line of duty. my brother-in-laws have been firemen for 20 years. when you go overseas issue the worst thing is seeing civilians hurt in collateral damage, it might happen once or twic...

- some? like how? how did you know they were resistant? - when i first came on in 1989, hispanics only made 2% of the entire department out of 6,000 people. and what that tells you? - so how did you get this diverse firehouse? - we go out to the community, hispanic communities, and the leaders to push out the word. - you were proactive... - you have to. - in bringing latin people to this firehouse? - and just young hispanic men seeing us doing it inspires them for them to be able to come and do ...

A reception, got greg a beer because there was a line that actually was helpful. that was. yeah. how are you going to know, though, to take gregs you know, maybe not firemen. >> you go in for a job, you go in for a job. interview. youre incompetent, but now which . how do you know which one leoned to and how do you suss out the fat, the chicken or the egg? yeah, the chicken sandwich. youre fat, you sue. but what i want to know is if your little like if you canto a insist, like when you goin for ...

Because what theyve done to so many people is nothing, nothing. what theyve done to these people, they persecuted these people and, yeah, my answer is, i am most likely, if i get in, i would most likely -- i would say it would be a large portion of them. [applause] it will be very early on. theyre living and how right now. theyre living in, and the policemen and firemen and soldiers, and carpenters and electricians, and they are great people. many of them are just great people. >> these great pe...

It would be very early on. and they are living in hell right now. they are living in hell. their policeman, firemen, soldiers, carpenters, electricians, and great people. many of them, just great people. >> just great people. joining us now, maryland, democratic congressman, and a former member of the january 6th committee. congressman jamie raskin. and mary mccord, visiting professor of law at georgetown university law center, and co-host of the podcast, prosecuting donald trump. congressman, i...

Killed. these people -- im not trying to justify anything, but you have two standards of justice of this country, and what theyve done -- and i love that question because what theyve done to see many people is nothing -- nothing. and thain what theyve done to these people, theyve persecuted these people. and yeah, my answer is i am most likely -- if i get in ill most likely -- i would say it will be a large portion of them, you know? they did a very -- and itll be very early on. and theyre livin...

Were convicted of federal offenses? >> i am inclined to pardon many of them. i cant say for every single one, because a couple of them, probably, got out of control. what they have done to these peoples pews occurred at these people. the answer is, i am most likely, if i get in, i would say, it would be a large portion of them. it would be very early on. and they are living in hell right now. they are living in hell. their policeman, firemen, soldiers, carpenters, electricians, and great people....

Itll be-- very early on. and theyre living in hell right now. >> so when itn comes to pardons -- >> and theyre policemen, and theyre firemen, and theyre soldiers, and theyre carpenters and electricians and theyre great people. many of them are just great people. >> just great people. joining us now is maryland democratic congressman jamie raskin, and mary mccord, and co-host of the podcast "prosecuting donald trump." thank you both for being here. congressman, i just want to get your reaction to...

Month but now closer to 6000. when there is a spike in the _ month but now closer to 6000. when there is a spike in the oil— month but now closer to 6000. firemen there is a spike in the oil price, petrol price shoots up. when it comes down, comes down like a feather. we have seen a reduction in the price of petrol at the pumps but it is very slow. the price of petrol at the pumps but it is very slow— it is very slow. global energy rices it is very slow. global energy prices like — it is ...

Pits. you saw what happened when the trade towers went down, what happened to those firemen, but under the republican bill today, they would cut 30 million veterans health care visits. the way they do that, thats including nearly 2 million health care visits for veterans in new york state because theres not enough personnel. the difference between the 2022 budget, which they want to get back to and the 2023 budget is i increased the funding for the veterans administration by $22 billion. and the...