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Infrastructure. so then he revealed that democrats werent negotiating the package in good faith. republicans had a lot of questions about what was happening there. this idea that they ran clean up all weekend using this horrible tragic situation we dont have all the facts about how it happened yet, its pretty remarkably do you know opportunn terms of political. ironic congresswoman schultz saying politics here. >> jesse: dead bodies still not recovered from the rubble, you would never do anythin...

Involved in an insurrection, that party ought to be disbanded. the democrats are politicizing it to some extent, but nevertheless, the truth has to be found out. the way way a formal inquiry where we can settle the matter. the world is watching this. we have always upheld ourselves as a democracy, where its a self-governing people, and all of the worlds autocracies are pointing at us saying, see? its all corrupt. thats a tragedy. he thinking democrats to a external extent has politicized this. d...

Charles: jillian, every time they go to gun violence, an inanimate object that might make you feel more powerful, but every single day hundreds of thousands, if not millions of americans get their legally registered guns, go to a target range and go back home and cook dinner. [laughter] the notion that this simply falls on guns, it bothers me so much, and this is always the fallback position for democrats. >> yeah, its true. i was talking to the former chief of police, and-saying its a deterrent...

This building built in 1981 faces the ocean. we do know in general buildings that face the ocean get hit by the salt spray, it is very common for buildings here to have to have their concrete restoration. this building just had a $15 million assessment for repair. the salt spray when it gets to concrete gets to the rebar, the steel, metal in there. only pointing out some things we know. i am not suggesting thats the reason this building collapsed but there were efforts to take a look at the buil...

And we just wanted to be sure that we could close out the die for you, and you could, all, take a rest and come back refreshed, in the morning. [ speaking foreign language ] mayor there of miami-dade county. not much new information about pointing out the latest from officials on the ground. 99 people, still, unaccounted for tonight. in surfside. its important, as she said, that doesnt mean 99 people -- its known that 99 people were in that building and they havent accounted for those people w...

Perspectives into account and have meaningful public policy. if we stop the rhetoric and finger pointing and do what we need to do, including as chairman durbin has been doing for years, agreeing that we need immigration reform in our country and congress must act. lets do the work of agreeing. you cant just react to a problem without solving it at its roots. so when i think about what i heard inside today, ill tell you very re-affirming of everything that i heard going to guatemala. everything ...

Coming out of the side-by-side photos and also before and after video surveillance video as well that shows that collapse, and keep in mind the collapse itself happened at about 1:30 at night which is largely a residential building. 136 condominiums, so most of the people who live there where they are and were asleep at night. as far as the numbers go, they continue to be fluid. local officials are pointing to as many as 51 people still missing. there is a real frenzy among friends and family me...

The white house and the biden administration, more broadly, plans to do to try to defend voting rights and to protect election processes against this unprecedented and still rising tide of pressure from republican-controlled legislatures and republican state houses around the country. today a reporter for "vice news" says she asked the number two senate democrat, dick durbin, what would happen next after republicans filibustered the voting rights bill in the senate today. writing senator durbin ...

Administration, more broadly, plans to do to try to defend voting rights and to protect election processes against this unprecedented and still rising tide of pressure from republican-controlled legislatures and republican state houses around the country. today a reporter for "vice news" says she asked the number two senate democrat, dick durbin, what would happen next after republicans filibustered the voting rights bill in the senate today. elizabeth landers wrote, when senator durbin responde...

Of the movement, this is been our point all along, why keep funding systems and institutions the keep rendering themselves. >> blaming police for the rise in violent crime, the police benevolent association for new york state troopers, simply put, our police responsible? >> an honor to be on this morning, the rhetoric we are hearing, they handcuff the police, cut your budget, the police crowd looking around and pointing at us as the one responsible when in fact it was their actions that brought ...