Rep. Mast bill to sanction financial supporters of Hamas passes House
U.S. Representative Brian Mast’s (FL-21) bill, the Hamas International Financing Prevention Act, passed the House of Representatives this week with a vote of 363-46.
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U.S. Representative Brian Mast’s (FL-21) bill, the Hamas International Financing Prevention Act, passed the House of Representatives this week with a vote of 363-46.
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Are worth the entire nation noting as we face a new variant right now. economy cooking, numbers the lowest in the nation of covid positives. representative mast, always great to have you in "focus." thank you. another house democrat is jumping ship. there are a lot of people exiting. talking about the vice president's office, look at this. oregon representative and chair of the house transportation committee has announced he is retiring. he is now the 12th house democrat to do so ahead of the 2022 mid-terms. republicans say they're hopeful they will take back the majority. both of them. not ju...
>> tammy: representative mast we heard jacqui heinrich earlier that the last five transports that did not include any americans. we know from rescuers we have incredible groups of americans rescuing on these kind of rand dom kind of flights of things that they have arranged privately to rescue people. is this a dynamic that we can even comprehend here that private americans, including this network rescuing over two dozen people who had worked with us and their families out of afghanistan, how does our government do that? how do they not even pry to make this work where have you private citizen...
Russia, can they intercept our messages? i don't want to make it bigger than what it is but come on, we know our own government wants to work with tech companies to watch us. what's possible? just quickly could you factor that in? >> well, we know for a fact right now messages that we're receiving we aren't receiving through encrypted coding. they aren't secure messages. these people are trying to find any way possible. whatsapp, facebook, email, some kind of phone call they can get out. whatever way they can get out a message to somebody that maybe they served with as an interpreter or somebo...