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again, $2 trillion for the trump family, $3 million divided like i don't know how many ways. biden didn't get the $3 million. versus $2 billion. i mean, it's crazy that they are still dragging this out and comber is still okay with making a fool of himself because he can't name a single crime. it's just like mayorkas. no crime, high crime. no misdemeanor. no impeachment. it was all just political garbage. and that's the same thing here. political garbage, because they got nothing, and every time they try to confront hunter biden, he makes a fool of him. >> yeah, and comber and his committee are in so deep now, it's like they can't humiliate themselves by conceding they have nothing, which is the case. in fact, he's been saying for months and months and months,
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the four foreign aid bills, the ukraine bill among them, to the full house. less than 12 hours later the democratic caucus again helped move the bills along, voting with republicans to set up a floor vote on the bills. as the new york times notes, what happened in the rules committee basically never happens at all. the rule for considering a bill is historically a straight party line vote passed with more democrats than republicans. this essentially formalizes something of a coalition government in the house of representatives. a coalition government born of the fact that republicans have shown that between their slim is already, two or three votes in the marjorie taylor green maga caucus, they are simply incapable, utterly, of governing on their own. that is something california democratic congressman eric swalwell pointed out to me last night. >> we've raised the debt ceiling and provided the majority of the votes to do that. we expelled the fraudster santos, provided the majority of votes to do that and i expect on ukraine, we will
on about trump, hollywood and other bizarre conspiracy theoriesand ote cons. he's still alive in critical condition the night just feels more dangerous than ever out there. a suicidal maniac with lighter fluid got this close to trump's courthouse todaymp's, and democs don't seem to care. today, bennie thompson, who was in charge of the january 6 committee, proposed a bill that would strip trump of his secret service protectionp of if he's convicted of a felony and sentenced to prison. >> that meana and sentences truo prison without protection. democrats don't just want wan trump in prison. >> they want him shiftt him . >> vivek ramaswamy is a former 2024 presidential candidate. >> but vague. i mean, they're gagging this guy. they're findin gaggingy, theg a. i mean, people are lighting a themselves on firellot about 100 yards away from him. >> how scarys aw is this? >> look, jesse, this is downright frightening.
out of the folks right behind michael at the capital. i mean, who would have thought? i will say the government works for the people. this is what they are supposed to be doing. for so long, we have been victims of this performative political charade coming primarily from republicans in the house of representatives like the marjorie taylor greenes and the freedom caucus on the far right republicans. the way members of congress are supposed to conduct business in committee is on the floor. you put your name on it and you vote on it, yes or no, and the american people get to see what they decide. hope this might just be a moment. this could be a movement. we don't know. coming up velshi, he will talk about the big day on capitol hill with representative jamie raskin. we will be right back, folks. f .
efforts have fallen short. >> i have absolutely no confidence at this point based on that testimony that this will be managed in a proper way. >> was invited to appear before the committee in its december hearing. she was out of the country at the time. that's when the then president of harvard upenn and mit says called for the genocide of jews violated their schools code of conduct this week columbia administration brought a different approach to the same question. >> does calling for the genocide of jews violate columbia's code of conduct? >> doctor. >> yes it does. >> committee aid says there's a hearing next month examining where the chancellor of new york city schools is scheduled to testify. neil. neil: rich thank you for that rich edson go to assistant director the uniqueness of some of these protest that they occurred in -- in most cases just the day after
that can prevent what happened last fall without a speaker. he can acknowledge he's a lame duck, doing things we don't want and acknowledging he's not the man for the job and announcing his resignation and give us notice so we can replace him in conference. neil: let me come back, it comes back to the aid package that's cobbled together i'm not on the rules committee and i don't understand the process fully. i want to ask you about aid outright. to israel it seems like you're for it, ukraine, you're not, right? >> yeah, and a lot of conservatives are struggling with that aid to israel and the overall package because in order to get this bill to the floor, mike johnson had to agree to put $9 billion for gaza and some conservatives here are afraid that some of that will make its way to hamas and you know, that's the nature of this aid. that's a big problem. and when it gets to the senate, the way they've structured the rules for this, they're not going to be able to separate
negotiated slougz to the border security that had the votes to pass, trump said kill it by sunrise and republicans did, even the republican who negotiated the bill. we saw in the rules committee an attempt to pass a rule for border security, that failed in the rules committee dominated by republicans. to now act as if they care about the border is all simply in favor of trump's campaign and what will be best for him, what will be best for their own self interest. they have abdicated authority here and that's why we have been working with the white house. what we can do to secure the border, what we can do to make sure for example, we can fulfill the president's request for high end fentanyl machines to know what is coming across our border. we will continue this work to make sure that our border is secure and that every single person who arrived at our border is treated with dignity. >> i want to ask you about the
staying alive, really, is a pressing objective as it is soldiers as it is fighting to defend their country. games, thank you. that's take you back to the floor in washington, where the lawmakers there are now voting. helena, back with us, take us through what we are looking at? the clock is counting down right now. we have got over three minutes left on the clock for that final vote on ukraine. would you sawjust moments ago with the amendments, this motion to recommit, essentially would mean it would be sending this law in all of its nitty—gritty details back to the committee from where it came, and i was put forward by chip roy, congressman from texas, member of the freedom caucus. it is an effort to stall, essentially, this mode. it was not taken up, this motion, so that is what we see the fun of it going ahead with the same contours we sought coming to the floor. 61 billion us dollars for
five—minute vote. we are going to step away from what is happening there on the floor, as they vote there on this motion to recommit, and we wait for that vote on aid to ukraine. helena, just expend what they are doing on the floor right now? that expend what they are doing on the floor right now?— floor right now? that did not succeed. _ floor right now? that did not succeed, that _ floor right now? that did not succeed, that motion - floor right now? that did not succeed, that motion to - floor right now? that did not - succeed, that motion to recommit, so what that would mean is that it would go back to the committee very swiftly, it was a no on that, chip roy the congressman from the freedom caucus, asking for that to be on the record, but once again this vote on ukraine will go ahead, so it is not going back to committee, it will be taken up. no hurdles in that way right now on those boats coming to the floor. yes. for that vote to go ahead on releasing that funding. {lilla