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congressional leaders have reached a deal on spending as the deadline approaches. lawmakers are set to return to washington tomorrow. joining us now, julie. great seeing you. how will house republicans react to this deal and how optimistic are lawmakers about the possibility of reaching a deal on border security, plus ukraine and israel? >> yeah, jose, those are two separate issues that could come under the same deadline of january 19th because there isn't enough time to consider these things separately. but the fact this agreement was reached on a top line number when it comes to spending -- >> julie, i'm sorry to interrupt. i want to go right to south carolina. president biden speaking at the mother emanuel ame church. >> thank you.
fabulous team down at blackpool carers centre. let me do the introductions. alison, emma, julie and carla, they make it all happened down here. we are going to talk to you in a minute. but come with me because as sarah said, there is the reason we are down here this morning, we started a conversation last week asking a question, who cares for the carers in 202a? and so many of you got back in touch that we knew we had to keep this conversation going. because places like this are so necessary but few and far between. before we hear more about it, i wanted to have a look at this film which touches on some of theissues this film which touches on some of the issues that we raised last week, touches on some of the comments that we had people, so many of them, keep them coming. it also touches on how vital and life changing it can be when carers are cared for. last week, breakfast
trump and republicans, while he's seeing this massive support among primary republican voters that base is kept, it's kept let's be real because the republican party has made it their business to court white supremacists, white nationalists, and no one else beyond that. looking at the reality of what happens in a general election, trump is setting himself for yet another loss as monika pointed out. -- because of the reality, even though if he attempts to delay which is his favorite tactic when it comes to court, julie any former prosecution, people are still paying attention, they view the evidence, they're rational thinkers and i'll take that with them into the polls in november. >> matt, quickly, is there any idea or any thought to the idea that even as donald trump goes to court and he's on tv, he goes to campaign and he's on tv, that all of this with the sort of insistence around hammering home these talking points, that
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fear that we should have going into this election as well,. the question is, are we, as a nation, resilient enough to insist that we will remain unified coming out of november? that's a question that's unanswered right now. >> jill wine-banks, my friend, i understand you have a special case tonight. tell me about it. >> i do. i'm so excited and i have set one to you, so you will be receiving it soon. it was made by a wonderful etsy company in new york and it's for celebrating all that you have given to our listeners, throughout the years that you've had american voices, and wishing you luck in your new endeavor in daytime television. so, i'm very excited to be part of your ending show. very sad, but very happy to be part of it. >> told you, you're not allowed to make -- way too much mascara on to cry this early in the programming. it's funny, we always referred to as jill angelique, jill and julie, because we have both of you on the program so much and together so often. thank you both for being two of the voices that we turn to over
sent to the hospital, treated for a head injury. e ok >> she's suspected to be okay. julie he repeatedly punched this girl. i mean, this woman, this judge, this honorable judge should putf him behind bars for the restyou of his life. you've mentioned he wamenes a te time convicted felon. this is a shocker, convicted of attempted battery and substantial bodily harm. victed okudos to her, first of r not giving him the probation the that he was seeking when he was. in court that day. he deserves and like every o the same.d d put these guys to bed for lifele because they will come back andt they will re-offend. >> if this guy had ever done that to judge jeanine pirrguy h never would have made it home. >> no. and he wouldn't have gotten a fist. hoe . e wa wayt >> have you seen her guns? judge jeanine, not to be messed with. we hope the judge is okay. rec and yeah, recovering nicely. thank you, julie. yeah, sure thing. >> america needs to know who the best bartender. >> it's john kimmel. john cena. outstanding naples, florida. you got to look them up.
threatening to kill eric swalwell and his children. nbc's julie. >> reporter: a 72-year-old man arrested on wednesday in connection with threatening phone calls and voice mails he left for congressman eric swalwell's congressional office here in washington, d.c. as part of these voice mails he allegedly said he's going to come after him and kill him. he said he's threatened to come and kill your children. these are the kinds of things that were left on swalwell's congressional voice mail machine. michael shapiro was arrested in 2019 for making other threats to different members of congress according to the u.s. capitol police. this is also not new unfortunately to members of this building as a whole. the capitol police have said in recent years, in recent months that they need more resources to deal with the heightened threats that they have been seeing against members of congress,
i also think there is an important moment for local journalism and julie kate brown at the "miami herald" deserves all of the props and all of the shout outs in the world you can possibly muster for the backbreaking work that she did to break this story. originally, to get interviews for all of those women who spoki think on "good morning america" that was happening. support local journalism and make sure that they are getting the funds to do these investigations. and then what happens? nor any of these people going to be prosecuted further? is that what is coming down the pike for someone? >> jeanine: the question is the statute of limitations, the black book, why is that affirmative justice not revealing the names in the black book? why are they keeping it sealed? we heard about senator george mitchell. we heard about governor bill richardson. i mean, you don't want to see these names, but he was -- you are right, he was running people in power, but people in the banks, and the truth is it was