we are not expanding the scope of the cra itself, but rather simply refusing to narrow the cra by subjectingapproval. like my colleagues in the senate, i hold our parliamentarians in very high regard. they perform and she performs a vital role in this institution, and her wise council counsel -- counsel is critical. this is not about the filibuster or the parliamentarian. instead, the procedural issue before the senate was simply whether gao staff should be able to block resolutions of disapproval against agency-submitted rules. i've explained why my answer to that is no. i spent significant time talking about the cra and procedure, and i think that it's important, because i respect the senate as an institution and i care about how we do things. we shouldn't lose sight of the substance of what we're doing today. we're deciding whether california, d.c., and 11 other states can impose an electric vehicle mandate that takes away consumer choice, drives up prices and eliminates jobs across the country. west virginians don't want california's climate policy. west virginians don't want california'

they could use the cra's to make it harder to form a union. they could go after agencies making it harder to get medication. they could go after the rules that protect reproductive care. all of this and more could now be done at a simple majority threshold with an expanded cra. and all -- and all that would be -- would need to happen is for donald trump to choose an action -- an agency action or policy he doesn't like, stamp it with a label, quote, cra, send it over to the congress and republicans will bow in obeisance and repeal it at a simple majority threshold. this, in other words, is a backdoor strategy from republicans to make project 2025 a reality. and mark my words, many of our republican colleagues are not going to like to have to vote on cra's that trump wants and we will be able to get votes on them because of what the republicans are attempting to do today. it is the legislative branch ceding authority to the executive if we go forward with this, and republicans should tread carefully. what goes around comes around. if republicans

they could use cra's to make it harder to form a union. they could go after agency actions that protect access to reproductive care, like making it harder to access the medication mifepristone. all of this and more could now be done at a simple majority threshold with an expanded cra. this, in other words, is a backdoor strategy from republicans to make project 2025 a reality. it is the legislative branch ceding its authority over to the executive, which will now slap the, quote, cra, unquote, label on a whole host of policies and get congress to rubber stamp their repeals. republicans should tread very carefully today. what goes around comes around. if republicans are willing to overrule the parliamentarian and hijack the cra in a way it has never been used before, they will not like it during this session of congress and certainly next time when they are in the minority. so this is a sad, shameful, disappointing day for the u.s. senate. republicans i am certain will come to regret the ill-considered step they take tonight. now, i have a

the waivers go way back before the cra period.enerally, there's no question what constitutes a rule under the cra. they're different -- there are different acts that the government can do, they're decisions, they're rules, they're laws. a rule is a specific thing under the cra. sometimes there are problems. sometimes agencies don't submit actions to congress that have typically been deemed rules, and sometimes, as here, they submit as rules actions that have never previously been considered rules. gao prisons whether the submitted action was, in fact -- in fact a rule, that's a law, that's a gao responsibility. gao has weighed in about 60 times in the history of the congressional review act. when gao determined that the action involved was a rule, the action was then deemed submitted and the review clock started. when gao determined the action was not a rule, that was the end of it. congress stood down. no one -- no one moved a cra resolution of disapproval following a negative finding by the gao. never. which brings us to this fi

the cra -- detested. the cra has never been used to go after emission waivers like the ones in question today. the waiver's so important to the health of our country and particularly to our children. to go nuclear on something as significant as this and to do the bidding of the fossil fuel industry is outrageous. and we just heard in response to my inquiry just now that the parliamentarian affirmed this that these california waivers are not -- not eblgible for the -- eligible for the expedited procedures that the krar affords. that means legislation to repeal these waivers should be subject to a 60-vote threshold in the senate. to use the cra in a way that republicans propose is going nuclear. no ands, ifs, or buts. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from california. mr. padilla: mr. president, i wonder if any other member of this chamber grew up like i did where on a pretty regular basis we would be sent home from grade school because of the intensity and dangers of smog that settled o

to it, and we said no, because we are loyal to the marriage with italy, and the rest is just love, cras in relation to your questions to me, yes we are in talks with... of countries about return hubs and i see them as a really um important innovation um and that is consistent with the work that we've done in relation to uk, albania, reduction in numbers, the work we've done on law enforcement arrangements with other countries, the return agreements that we put in place, the record number of returns and what i'd like to do is return hubs to that, um, we are in those um talks, and therefore at the appropriate time i'll be able to give you further details in relation to it, in relation to the asylum hotel, i think it's really important to be absolutely clear as to why we have the problem what we have um and that is because the last government um run an open borders experiment um and on top of that didn't process the claims of asylum seekers and therefore tens of thousands of asylum seekers in the uk uh were in limbo because they weren't processed they couldn't be sent back um or dealt with

and that's what we're debating right now, an actual cra resolution related to hydrogen fuel. now, i oppose this particular resolution, but at least it is following the law and senate procedure. but what is about to happen is going to be against the law and against senate procedure. as i understand it, senate republicans are preparing to have this senate go nuclear, not just once but twice. first, we'll go nuclear and overturn the rule on points of order during a cra, which is in the law. then republicans plan to go nuclear a second time to throw out the rule book and use the cra against any agency action that any agency submits, no questions asked. so like i said, this goes way beyond just the latest filibuster. let's play it out a little bit so we're clear as to what this would lead to. under this logic, the trump administration could send an endless stream of nonrule actions to congress going back to 1996, including vaccine approvals. after all, we have an hhs secretary with more than a spotty history as it pertains to the health and safety of vaccines. the administration c

within this transition, the, the obviously seen in that cra, each blacking was, is to be human, to be gone then today, as in gauge about past, present, and future as a writer. these are things that concerned me to the soul of the day. and this time for the last visit to the studio of coffee. oh, we are the high whatever we got here. so i money to $10.00. this thing to an actual painting. a sudden inspiration, grateful in a day. yes. very impressive. and it's a mother and child. thank you. same nice. um. well, the only way to boost bows out the, as my jenny comes to an end i had for the place that for best so was connects us with the rest of the was the c d w. c. effort showing you some of our crowds exciting news . the 77 percent. it was naval charity for soft power. it was diplomacy. when president trump stuff usaid funding did hit african n g o's park. lots of people have lost the job deal. so yeah, a lot the basic stuff is can african and g o survive without usaid this 77 percent next on d, w. get ready to take off flying in the climate neutral waste. how long do you have to wait?

we believe it qualifies under the cra. and we are going to move forward and do away with a mandate that it essentially is an attempt by the democrats to get rid of the internal combustion engine. it is that simple. they want an ev mandate nationwide. they are to do it through california. and this has nothing to do with that legislative filibuster. this is a role and everything we're going to be doing tomorrow is going to be limited to that. one more, e.r. reporter: as you know, the president is very supportive of the bill. he just wants it to pass. speaker johnson was over here. i love the members say that they can't support it as is. what changes need to happen in order for this to move forward? sen. thune: i think a lot of the issue in the senate will be as i mentioned earlier, does it have sufficient spreading reforms to get us on a more sustainable fiscal path? i think most of our members are in favor of a lot of the tax policy and particularly those portions of the tax policy that are similar to that are progrowth tha

sanctions include the sanctions on pisa, the sanctions on the iranian diaoyutta, the idca sanctions, the cra sanctions, the catsa sanctions, and of course the aisa orders and the executive orders under them. these sanctions, in fact , are our infrastructure sanctions. if we consider the sanctions, in fact , not every sanction has the same degree of effectiveness as another sanction . these are the infrastructure sanctions, meaning the rest of the sanctions under these sanctions make sense. suppose a bank from iran is placed on the sanctions list. when it is placed on the sanctions list, it has a series of restrictions. for example , it cannot, i don't know, have an account in the us financial system or, for example, provide dollar services. it creates a problem , but there is a level of sanctions, the main level, which is the infrastructure level , where, for example , it is stated in the law that any iranian person or entity that is on the sanctions list , regardless of the pretext , reason, executive order , etc., is on the sanctions list , banks and financial institutions around the world

so in february, trump's epa administration director, lee zeldin, asked congress to use the cra for this. two nonpartisan legal watchdogs, the senate parliamentarian and the government accountability office, found that congress does not have the power to block california's climate policy. but this vote shows that house republicans are willing to defy the rules in order to help president trump roll back environmental policies. california's plan to ban future sales of gas only vehicles is under threat. >> the clean air act is clear california has the fundamental right to adopt vehicle emission standards that support our community's unique needs better than federal standards. >> last december, the epa granted california a waiver allowing the state to phase out new gas powered car sales by 2035. 11 other states have followed suit in what's considered one of the most ambitious policies for combating climate change. >> we have a moral duty to protect our residents from unnecessary toxic air pollution and environmental harm. >> but republicans say the policy is an overreach. >> the my constitue

and that's because the house uses a tool known as the congressional review act, or cra.t allows congress to reverse regulations with a simple majority vote. however, the government accountability office, which is a nonpartisan congressional watchdog, ruled that the cra does not apply. the group says that's because the epa issued california a waiver and did not publish a rule. senate republicans are considering a similar vote. they have been told by their parliamentarian that they have. they do not have the authority to overturn the waiver. and this is all potentially setting up a big legal battle. 11 other states followed california's lead and have similar pollution rules that environmental experts say are important not only for the climate, but also for business. >> china and europe and other countries are so deeply invested in an all electric future, puts the united states economy at risk of uh- of car industry that will no longer be successful in the future. we're in the midst of a transition to an all electric future. anything that slows down that transition and disr

now, the judge will decide today how much of that cra will be allowed in court.o be about seven family members, several volunteers and two experts who are expected to testify. now the big question is what happens next? the judge can either decide to resentence both brothers, just one of the brothers, or neither of the brothers, which ultimately leads to a third option, which would be clemency granted by governor gavin newsom. it's unclear exactly how quickly the judge will make that decision during this two day hearing. >> ana dana griffin, thank you. and what do you see as the factors that could be most influential to this judge in making his decision? >> well, i think that risk. assessment is a very. >> big deal because the. >> first one was although risk assessment now it's moderate. and then these issues from in custody because the judge is going to look at are they rehabilitated or have they paid their debt to society. and restitution. is deterrence factors that satisfied here. and then finally there's a part of sentencing which is basically retribution. and

the town holder is of special importance for couldn't sign, being conducting cra down on the opposite show. couldn't sign organize, and identify henchmen who beat at that time killed the opponents in the street. so this repression forces is organized by the city hall. the government claims and enclosures are a result of civil disobedience. but just a week, after leaving emil was short, did any possible links to the cambodian ruling party will dismiss like highlands national police commissioner king the what then stop. so what allowed context is what when, where they give home the time when calling but hit by that been fine during the one which i've done one, couple times tv, quantum cup games and the muscle here on time. on monday, for example, function, you generally cannot depend on port by and we've got the coupon going to eat right away, but he pulled out believe me all his family. the statement was preposterous. got cafe pulse. they have a backlash. all feel fit best so necessary. take them off again, will not be no bad repulse level of funding for these are still the best scenar

and that's because the house used a tool known as the congressional review act, or cra, and it allowsgress to reverse regulations with a simple majority vote. however, the government accountability office, which is a nonpartisan congressional watchdog, ruled that the cra does not apply. the group says that's because the epa issued california a waiver and did not publish a rule. senate republicans are considering a similar vote, and have also been told by their parliamentarian that they did not have authority to overturn the waiver. and this is all potentially setting up a big legal battle. 11 other states followed california's lead and have similar pollution rules that environmental experts say are important not only for the climate, but also for business. >> china and europe and other countries are so deeply invested in an all electric future, puts the united states economy at risk of a car industry that will no longer be successful in the future. we're in the midst of a transition to an all electric future. anything that slows down that transition and disrupts it and makes it less p

full couldn't sign, being conducting cra, down on the opposite show. couldn't sign organize, and identify henchmen who beat at that time killed the opponents in the street. so this repression forces he's organized by the city hall. the government claims that enclosures are a result of civil disobedience. but just a week of the leaving can we always show, did any possible links to the cambodian ruling policy will dismiss like highlands national police commissioner being the what then stop. so what allowed type days when, when, when they give home the time when calling but hit by that been plan yang little one, which i've done one couple times in a number. so here at home time on monday, for example, function, you generally cannot depend on port by and we've got to keep in mind going to a firewall, but they pulled out dikes for leaving jimmy os family. the statement was preposterous . got cafe pulse, fail, backlash, all feel fit, best so necessary. take them off again. will not be no bad repulse level of funding for the rest of us. and then the settings

we passed ten cra resolutions so far, and this week we plan to add four more to that total. we will kick things off with senator tim scott's resolution on the biden administration's rubber tire manufacturing rule, an excellent example of a burdensome and unnecessary regulation. the biden epa's rubber tire rules set new emission standards for tire manufacturers. why? well, that's a good question. tire manufacturers railroad already -- are already subject to strict emissions rules, and the biden epa, that's right, the biden epa, found the rule was not necessary to protect public health or the environment. as for the rule's effect on emissions, while it will reduce the emission of certain air pollutants, it will increase emissions of carbon dioxide and met methane. then there's the cost. the biden epa estimated this rule would cost tire manufacturers $13.3 million per year, and there's reason to believe that that number could go much higher. we have costly new standards for tire manufacturers, justified by no public health benefit, including, as i said, by the biden administrat

actually down that goes the bus infrastructure is unique on the african continent of the major, such as a cra and gone up. and i really be in kenya, a keen to follow suit the ridge of too many calls on the streets of africa's big cities. that calls for the city buses is operated by the senegalese company. dot com would be to the state as a 30 percent state can the company the new service is part of the government strategies to which is great blog and pollution in the city. the best it is that the boss is significantly common to mission and improve as well as to like the according to studies. the buses enables you to savings of up to $59000000.00 tons per yeah. thing on looking at is done to say when the, all the city electric buses are powered by solar generated renewable energy. the community is also responsible for servicing and maintaining the fleet and keeping with the green concept, even water usage is sustainable. we often does not have gotten this up. what is it i want to minimize the negative impact on the environment empower new car wash system works with the machine and recycle the

well, congressional review act is a cra.tually only existed in the last several decades, as congress found a reason to do oversight of the executive branch, especially when the executive branch writes what's called a midnight regulation. that doesn't mean they wrote it at midnight. that means they wrote it and put it in place at the very end of a presidency. a congressional review act says if there's a piece of regulation that's put in place, a rule that's done by an agency and it's put in place, especially when there's a change in congress and the white house, that the next congress and the next white house can look at it and say, yeah, that's out of bounds. that's too i.g. about. that needs to be -- that's too big. that needs to be stopped. it was first used under president clinton. it changed the rules for every keyboard, every desk that would be produced. the next congress came in and said, that would cost hundreds of millions of dollars. and why should we in the congress care what everyone's desk is like? let people cho

i'm cra today for a meeting with tuck, if president ad one, of course said would give him the chance to fly over. it is simple any time, but uh it remains to be seen how likely that is because zalinski has made it very clear in advance that he would only sit down face to face with putting his rice 9 nights of foreign ministers are also going to be holding an informal meeting in touch each day, we've heard the nature of chief mock versus saying he is cautiously optimistic about progress towards peace in ukraine. but it's that it is up to russia to take the next steps that are necessary with them. take a quick listen. i'll come right back to you to, to do things ready to commit to a cease fire and immediate legal jason's that's absolutely clear to boys. now clearly in a rush, of course, they have to explain what they are doing or why they are here or not. and with what team or whatever. but let's make sure that you understand that the boys in the airports, ukraine is wanting to start the conversations as soon as possible. and as i said before, this thanks to the americans. and i presen

k militant group has announced it is disbanding and ending it's a military action on cra, has long labeled as a terrorist organization following a bloody for decade, long conflict with turkey and we discussed the ramifications with r. t correspondence, div sweeney. and this is a huge historic announcement announced that this morning that on monday morning that the p k. k. the curtis time work is policy is a set not only a to this on, but also to despond. they said that the time for on struggle is over and that they want to take part in the democratic process and bring about democratic changes. the announcement was made all through. the congress was held last week between the 5th and the 7th of may in northern iraq. this was somewhat of a surprise to many people. of course of the p. k. k has been waging an own struggle against the turkey states since 1994. many, many people have been killed during that time. $14090.00 kurdish civilians, thousands of cookies for the jews in the east of tucking both to the ground. many codes have been displaced uh, some of the major cities in cherokee and it'

i listened to rem, catchy reports from the colombian islands of cra bone. but when i cross rates initiative is turning plastic waste into an opportunity on the island of deanna boone by the fight against plastic pollution is also a fights for the future of its children. for 50 years, young egos didn't matter from nation, has worked to tackle 2 of the highlands biggest problems. mounting rubbish in school dropout rates. to assume play the surf lessons in exchange for collecting plastic and staying in school. while i sit, it still is very difficult to to tease that people have that drawbacks to some program somehow. and i a clue. i agree with them is that there's a lot of programs like wider scores and security and a lot of other things that these really like a big issue and keep them back. but i guess when they see that tries it has they come money a value. so they could buy with the trash or they could change this stuff for well, we using the trash. then they started to understand that, okay, there's a value on the tried to somebody on the, on the plastic.

i know you are my colleagues saskia taylors spoke with former us army officers, stelis love cra picnic. the military politics commentator told us the landscape simply isn't interested in ending. the conflict here says, reasoning for that to you. there is some desire on, i think, on the side of the zalinski and his crew to try to show the west if we could still fight the we can. so try some kind of offensive. they are p r driven 1st and foremost of whether or not if sales is secondary, 1st and foremost is we'll get the, uh, the, the headlines and then we'll get some more money. one reality, which is, i mean, it possible to not to deny and most of all, it's not going to be denied by the crime man's is that crime. it has been a part of russia for a decade now. and so to me, those regions which are now being rebuilt. so for example, if we're looking at houses like are you pulling those in the 4th adult in boss? how soon as i process rushes position on. this has been very to, i mean, that's what up the debate it's constitution. you're ready part of russia. so let's get comes out today and s

now he did so back in 2022 and back then cra, significate in progress was made. in fact, the size won't be most ready to sign the final uh, truce or under to sign the final documents. well now he's here one more time, but this time the ukrainians, they are complaining. they're saying it's disrespectful to send these people are the, they are just a bunch of nobody's in the eyes of key. so really, really question arises here, who is showing actual disrespect. but does that sentiment has been echoed them by the e u. they have been also using russia of, uh, basically they've been accusing by them a problem personally or not flying into east in bold to begin to sweep zalinski. they're presenting it as if that should have been the 1st step, as if uh, ever, in modern history to lead is actually actually began to, to oaks and actually was switching out the new ones and the details and not the trusted people. uh, so they have been accusing vladimir food. nope. not coming in. they have been saying that this is, this should have been the 1st step at the same time, the unite

the russian delegation has arrived in this tumble and is ready for serious work. meanwhile, on cra requested.

he made the announcement off to sit down with the tech as president in on cra, flooded savanski on challenge of a lot of my peers and to meet him in tech, a requirement and said persian the would not be attending. instead, a russian delegation will be sent in stumble instead. because i do understand you as often we sold a level of russian delegation and unfortunately they're not serious and their attitude, they'll know people who can make decisions and they delegation, even though it was a russian idea for direct negotiations. despite this low level delegation, but out of respect for president trump and the high level delegation of 30 and president are the one we are still willing to demonstrate and to try and achieve at the very least, the 1st steps to the escalation. i have decided to send out delegation to stumble. not everyone will be there, but the delegation will be headed by the defense minister of ukraine. process for my account to administer kremlin a lab mit magenta is heading the russian negotiating team. he says his team will pursue a long lasting piece. not sure if it's energy t

so that's called the cra, and the russians love he did in the bad the pros and cons expectations meeting reality show now that i can just pull the stuff out that i see here the we've had originally online uh, on a website that was a religious, sped to it, um, so she was in the middle of the outback in australia. i had been praying for a long time and praying very seriously for good husband had a friend whose mother recommended that i go onto this website and you haven't met anyone you've been traveling. you was too busy to meet. anyone. just go onto this website and at 1st i kind of laughed about it and i thought, you know how, that's funny. like, you know, that would be ridiculous if i did that. so i did it. and i, mr. says sites the next day i had to fly there a couple of months after we started talking and i brought a ring with me an engagement ring. very fold. it could have gone badly. it could have, but i was willing to risk it. uh so yeah, we got engaged there just a few days after i got there. he seemed to me that he would be a good, strong leader of a family. he was very good loo

they know back him what is and cra, ultimately trying to achieve in syria. a press, a 4 digit number for the should i stop and say we are both tickets when committee goes and see it, haven't changed it from the goal is to add 3 to a year. so is it decatur these to you go? it's one to possess this territory integrity and have a single state, but state with a strong centurylink, the 2nd key to prevent any kind of terrorism trip. am i speaking to sylvia, stephanie to possibly pay to turn over to see when, if he speak to the country. now with this, with a sanction being lifted soon, the soon to feed you, it will be fixing to read that as well. in terms of timing, this is perfect for the ticket because most up to significant. jason tricky ranking for the summer holidays for the trip and took it out of school to go back to syria and no extension. so being if the this with whom would be even crude accidentally in terms of fighting terrorism being brought to the minus by the spatial come see me is the city and government takes over the final crisis campsite, isis pr

try cra, supposedly killed 9 children from the same family in gaza. israel says the area has been under any back ration and we'll do it for months then. but it's still unclear whether the strike was responsible. but the outrage followed immediately and suited the question, how much longer can these go on? and my says is real now control 77 percent of gauze, or this, what we've heard from them on sunday, a number of the if strong shows just how deep this invasion has gone, and the international pressure is growing last week, as you remember, the u. k. friends on canada, all warren, the concrete steps, possibly each sanctions against israel for the were in gaza. the u. k has already frozen free trade talks with israel's pain, is pushing for wider with admission of a palestinian state. and friends may be next inside israel's own government. the fear of diplomatic isolation is such any other is like for minister, for example, mississauga or a threatening, unilateral annexation of far to the west bank in response to the area that is all refers to as d a and some are risk today. jerusalem is

we believe it qualifies under the cra. and we are going to move forward and do away with a mandate that it essentially is an attempt by the democrats to get rid of the internal combustion engine. it is that simple. they want an ev mandate nationwide. they are to do it through california. and this has nothing to do with that legislative filibuster. this is a role and everything we're going to be doing tomorrow is going to be limited to that. one more, e.r. reporter: as you know, the president is very supportive of the bill. he just wants it to pass. speaker johnson was over here. i love the members say that they can't support it as is. what changes need to happen in order for this to move forward? sen. thune: i think a lot of the issue in the senate will be as i mentioned earlier, does it have sufficient spreading reforms to get us on a more sustainable fiscal path? i think most of our members are in favor of a lot of the tax policy and particularly those portions of the tax policy that are similar to that are progrowth tha

president sent a delegation to assemble where the peace talks are scheduled, but zalinski went to own cra, leaving the process in limbo after creating a day long delay. zalinski finally announced the ukrainian defense minister will head it's delegation one message. and despite the rather low level of representation of the russian delegation out of respect for president trump out of respect for the high level delegation of turkey. and to president aragon, we want to try to take at least the 1st steps towards the escalation towards the ceasefire. and the end of the war, i have now decided to send our delegation to is to handle the heads of the ukrainian security service. and the chief of staff will not be present, but the delegation will be led by the defense minister. he will be joined by professionals, military personnel, and intelligence officers, and also to levites u. r. t. correspondents. eguard stand off reports from outside the presidential palace and is dumble where the negotiations are likely to take place soon. the russians, patients who have been waiting that since early morning

president, has already passed a cra resolution to repeal california's mandate. the situation is so grave that not just republicans but 35 democrats supported this repeal. but here on the senate, mr. president, democrats are attempting to derail an appeal by throwing a tantrum over a supposed procedural problem. the california waivers are not rules, democrats claim, and thus the congressional review act cannot be used to repeal them. mr. president, let's be very clear, the epa has submitted the waivers to congress as rules, which is all that congress has ever needed to decide to consider something under the congressional review act. the house, as i said, passed a congressional review act resolution of disapproval, that garnered 35 democrat votes in the house, and was passed without objection from the house parliamentarian. there can be no question these waivers are rules in substance, given their widespread effects. but it's true that we are facing something of a novel situation, because the first time ever the government accountability office has decided to inse

gavin newsom is the one who ordered the cra. a little thing but who in power wants these guys out? obviously they have some plans but are there any officials on record saying i want them released? >> we have not heard back from the officials involved in this case. they've made it very clear what they want in the case. those that are for them being resentenced of the family members and defense team so other than the ultimate decision being made by governor gavin newsom as far as if they are granted resentencing, he's going to be the ultimate person to say yes, they can be released so that is where it stands right now. >> a lot to follow and we appreciate you joining us to get us caught up. thank you so much. >> thank you for coming up next, make america healthy again hard at work. what to expect from their report this week. ♪ we're here with chris counahan of our local leaffilter. tell us how leaffilter is different from every other gutter protection on the market. with leaffilter's patented filter technology, there are no gaps,

purview ofaura president trump's agenda.t just be when the democrats are saying now you are trying to craase of autism patients toes track them and watch them. they are using that as a realab ouinflection point in this very critical debate about why we have so much autism in the united states. your reaction or response to that charge. >> one of the problems we have had at cdc and nih, fda, data chaos and particularly around the issue of autism where they don'to even and note only did they not understand but if they can't tell us the ideology or origins why we are having the epidemic? they deny it exist in the numbers every year, one one in 10,197,821 in every 30 kids in californiaatab, which hs the best database with one in every 12 of 5 boys. every other disease like thisy. has registry. it is voluntary.e pu the public health officials can r the numbers. but is not private information. but is not information that is going to go out to other agencim it is a system where your privacy is protected.is just a system for keeping track of a disease that is now becomingd th debilitating to the a

sue the trump administration over the unlawful use of the review act known as the cra to up end our advancedlean cars 2 omnibus and advance clean trucks regulations. >> the senate voted to overturn the state's biden approved plan to end the sale of gasoline-only vehicles by the year 2035. trump is expected to sign the measure into law. and a new summer coffee trend is taking over tiktok as a great way to sneak in a few extra nutrients. it is called cloud coffee made by pouring a shot of express so he over ice and adding coconut water instead of milk and topped with some nondairy creamer. some experts say the coconut water helps with hydration. we have the ingredients here on set for us to try. >> lawrence: experts say a lot of things. come sit down. >> lisa: i'm into it. >> lisa: i like it. >> carley: i don't know if i'm into it. >> lisa: oh my god, it's delicious. >> joey: coconuts or almonds. i'm against that but this tastes good. i don't drink coffee though. >> lisa: lawrence on his face? >> lawrence: it's not horrible. it's not horrible. >> joey: that means you are objecting over princip

invid cra misses, i think we fall. stuart: daniel, thank you.asenese sitting next to me, what do you think you'll see from nvidia in. >> it's really hard to find anything to disagree with this man on. i would agree, we're looking at jim collins, instead of good to great, it's great to good, and is that good enough for nvidia. you saw the sales growth rate declining from 265, a blowout a couple of years ago, to maybe 60%, 50% in the next quarter. i think everyone expects the lumpiness from china, i think everyone knows you can overcome a couple hurdings of one quarter, two quarters of demand in a simple market like apple has done. i think that's something everyone anticipates. stuart: big picture, ignore any negative headlines that come out of tariff disputes because you expect the market to rally in the second half of this year. >> dÉjÀ vu all over again. we had liberation day, the markets tank, retail nervous, the smart money kept buying. president trump is's escalating to -- is escalating to negotiate. you've either got to play ball or pape, a

police in >> rich:ay police and river polls say a driver is in o custy accused of semihis vehicle into crafans opening the soccer victory -- liverpool -- 27 peopl it.e including fourne children were taken to hospital, inr happiness thousands lined t streets after the premier league title win, authorities don't believe it was an act of terrorism. >>> a dual u.s. german citizenof is t in custody in new york accusing to try to firebomb with a branch office of the american embassy of tel aviv, federal prosecutors say joseph walked up to the embassy building, with a backpack with molotov cocktails, guard stopped him and he was arrested a few blocks over the weekend. >>> president trump he hinting aton a progress in negotiations. with iran over its nuclear nidgram, he said yesterday a announcement could comene nextsu couple of days. that homeland securityin secrety is ire on israel to brief offics they are on the talks, chief foreign correspondent straying state reports tonight in tel aviv reports.ry >> kristi noem visits the western wall in jerusalem before meeting with israeli prime minister b

you've got to let go of these cra-- i don't care, he can do whatever he wants, he can write my name in i don't give a damn, but he is ruining his own mind and his own life. >> martha: emily, there were two assassination attempts against the president and stuff on social media does fire up weirdos and whack jobs, and it's possible this kind of thing from comey could make someone want to do something terrible because we have seen it. we have seen it happen twice already. >> emily: of course. of course, he is in a position of persuasion. he is in a position of authority. he was. i may like a post, crack up, i will not like a post up i think it can reflect poorly on the brand i represent. so shocking to me. i feel like that is where social media sort of sucks because it gives everyone the voices that they are just weird and you are like oh, with the selfies he takes of himself, it just underscores that this wasn't frankly a normal person we have been dealing with regardless of his high stature position but look, here's the thing -- >> greg: that's a great one. >> emily: i literally have th

already in congress, we can use the cra to review that. many of these votes have been bipartisan and we have done that several times on rules that take them in the wrong trip -- the country in the wrong direction. [laughter] [crowd clamoring] i want to make sure we are respecting american citizens again. 77 million americans voted to make sure we are advancing these priorities. thank you for coming. i've got to get going for another district stop. thank you for allowing the opportunity to answer your questions here today. it is my honor to serve you. if you have questions going forward our number is on our website and you can subscribe to our newsletter. thank you so much. [mixed applause] ♪ advisor john ballenger. the american bar association hosted the conversation in washington, d.c. [indistinct conversations]

violation as recently as november of last year, possessing a contraband cellphone in prison and the craso noted, quote, narcissistic and antisocial traits and that element of his entitlement continue to exist. as for eric menendez, hofmann noted a cellphone violation just a few months ago along with drug purchases and sales while behind bars. regardless the judge ruled to proceed with a re-sentencing hearing. setting dates for that for next week on the 13th and 14th before all of that defense attorney mark geragos withdrew his motion for the recusal of hochman and his office citing he wanted to move forward as quickly as possible to the re-sentencing hearing. gary goes making his menendez arguments after flying cross-country from the diddy trial in new york. we're very happy that i believe this is the 4th time that he's tried and lost. >> trying to and are cut. what is 35 years of remarkable work by both of the brothers had to bring up things that were in the sea files and use reports that specifically are not supposed to be used. you know, the defense lawyer did that. accused of every

congress when we don't like a rule or regulation introduced by theal administration, congress can use the cra to do that. these votes, many of them have been bipartisan and we have done that several times on rules that, i think, take our country in the wrong direction. many of them are from the press previous administration. i don't care who is president and 77 million americans voted to make sure we were advancing the priorities. we are out of time because i have to get to another stop in the district. thank you very much for allowing me to come and answer questions today. it's my honor to serve you. if you have questions going forward, our number is on our website. you can also subscribe to newsletter as hinso.house.gov. thank you so much. >> american history t saturdays on c-span2, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. this weekend at 6:45 p.m. eastern colombia university presents the prize to 24025 winners catherine, author of native nations and james to johnny for book. at 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures of history, george mason university john turner teaches class

already in congress, we can use the cra to review that. many of these votes have been bipartisan and we have done that several times on rules that take them in the wrong trip -- the country in the wrong direction. [laughter] [crowd clamoring] i want to make sure we are respecting american citizens again. 77 million americans voted to make sure we are advancing these priorities. thank you for coming. i've got to get going for another district stop. thank you for allowing the opportunity to answer your questions here today. it is my honor to serve you. if you have questions going forward our number is on our website and you can subscribe to our newsletter. thank you so much. [mixed applause] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> carriages being scared to death and settling up anyway, john wayne says. >> take the risk, push yourself. >> watch commencement speeches from across the co

. >> correct an and republicans tried to use a tool called the congressional review act, or the cra to block climate rules, california's climate rules in particular. but nonpartisan government watchdogs say congress cannot override state policy. still, the vote shows the gop's willingness to back trump's push to roll back environmental policies, even if it breaks the rules. california's plan to ban future sales of gas only vehicles is under threat. >> the clean air act is clear california has the fundamental right to adopt vehicle emission standards that support ourssion community's unique needs better than federal standards. >> last december, the epa granted california a waiver allowing the state to phase out new gas powered car sales by 2035. 11 other states have followed suit in what's considered one of the most ambitious policies for combating climate change. >> we have a moral duty to protect our residents from unnecessary toxic air pollution and environmental harm. >> but republicans say the policy is an overreach. >> the my constituents ought to have the ability to buy for thems

and given what they just did with the cra in essentially bypassing the parliamentarian in getting, youts to move to electric vehicles in california, they clearly are willing to do this again. and they've already said that in terms of the tax cuts. and then if i have a minute, i would just say, look at the tax cut section. it is crazy. they're trying to talk about bread crumbs for working people. i mean, the bottom 20% of americans will get a $90 tax cut. this was the last bill that we had. so it wasn't the final, but probably even worse than that, the top 1% of point one of 1% of billionaires will get $398,000. there's $1,000,000,100 billion just for millionaires, 100 millionaires to get tax cuts of something like $98,000 each. so i think when they say that there are going to be tax cuts for working people, ask them how much, ask them what percentage is going to the bottom 90%, and what percentage is going to the top 10%. and then you see exactly where the bill is stacked is just once again, it's for elon musk, jeff bezos, all those billionaires out there who i guess are going to buy a

but, like, it's so cra -- you're in the 17th season of a show.how, as i understand it, also doesn't get to bring writing to it, which is -- >> yeah. >> seth: -- is probably one of the reasons why, i don't know, it endures, is, like, people wanna stay connected. >> yeah, i think that's -- i think that's definitely added to the longevity of it, the freedom that we have to be able to -- to -- to write and create exactly what we wanna see in comedy and satire. and then to get on set and not have to ask the writers if we wanna change a line, we can just change it whenever we want. and we -- you know, we're constantly throwing each other curveballs on set. and, you know, this -- that -- that level of freedom is -- is very, very rare. >> seth: i think that's true. and i also think, you know, a lot of shows that, you know, when you hear in, like, the sixth, seventh season of shows -- and obviously that's nowhere near what you guys have -- one of the issues is writers and -- and performers start disagreeing about things. >> right. >> seth: and so, i think