he said that he won't be able to beat chuck grassley. he could use this in his campaign ads. >> absolutely, he can. we know this in iowa, chuck grassley is an institution. he works so hard. literally his campaign slogan is "chuck grassley works," and he has for a number of years. he's widely respected in the senate, and that's why chuck schumer admitted to all those folks openly and that restaurant that his opponent in iowa, chuck grassley's opponent, will not win. >> brian: u.n. susan collins, too close to call, and you won easily. so did susan collins. do you sense the same here? i think we are caught up in believing all the polls again. >> i don't believe the polls and i don't believe those liberal pundits out there. i think this is intentional, to suppress the vote as well as suppress the donors. again, i think we have a great opportunity to take the senate back this fall, take the house back most certainly, and again, trying to be part of that effort to help win. redwavesenate.com. >> ainsley: did you feel my heater? >> my shins are

grassley, he is one of the doj, the justice department do not attack and do not censor fbi whistleblowers calling out, politically biased fbi officials, doing things like interfering in the hunter biden probe we have to state ag's and they want that hauling evidence of big tech colluding with white house, to do censorship of social media in california chaos crime and really lock out mornings there and high taxes and more, remember when california governor gavin newsom told people in florida, to move to california, guess where gavin newsom in-laws are moving to and on top of obama advisor said that it's wrong to attack the parents who opposed school shutdowns is a schoolchildren lose two decades of morning pretty i'm elizabeth mcdonald and the evening edit starts right now. liz: welcome to the show and think you for joining us, sending to the downside, the dow dropped 337 points, after the august jobs report came in at 315,000, and it was better than expected and investors though are nervous and looking at some of the russia shut down indefinitely, the nordstrom pipeline that delivers gas

elizabeth: well it is a pleasure and honor to have back on senator chuck grassley. senator, always great to see you, sir. sir, what do you make of this fight? florida governor ron desantis is hitting back against a class-action suit filed by illegal immigrants, they were flown to martha's vineyard? the above produced con consumer confidence sent forms they signed on a voluntary basis. what do you make of this fight? >> i have seen criticism and hypocritical to this criticism. iowans say the border ought to be closed, the president is not enforcing the border and 8,000 people come across. and they find their way to various parts the united states. thousand a day maybe. desantis sends 50 people to martha's vineyard, you would i it would be the end of the world, a rich part, a high income part of massachusetts as well and they're inviting illegal aliens with signs, so why the big uproar? it is hypocritical for people to say desantis did something wrong and not worry about texas, new mexico, arizona and california, taking the brunt of it all and i guess it is hypocritic

we could see withe antitrust bill that senator amy klobuchar and chuck grassley are pushing for. we could see them try to get it outfor a vote . we could see the electoral count reform that the house bipartisansupport in the senate . it's slightly different than the bill that passed the house last week. so it would make sense that something that has 60 votes in the senate that democrats see as important moves forward. we can also see the cracks in the house push their bill to ban doc ownership for lawmakers through their chamber. it's unclear though if their bill has backing in the senate where you also have had senators say they'd like to stop on owning stock but there doesn't seem to be one consensus. those are some of the things we're watching and it's expected to come up, natural disasters, we also see them unfortunately right now. you could see him emergency funding bills as well. >> talking about the week ahead. natalie is our guest from the wall street journal. if you want to join the conversation phone line as usual democrats 202-748-8000, republicans 202-748-8000 one. we

what do you think about that. >> i think that chuck grassley makes a good point. he makes it in an assertive way, which you heard right there and i think that the truth is that he is right and it has to be about the joe biden agenda, holding them accountable, putting the check and balance on this situation that we have right now. the way to do so is to be able to prosecute the case about why the administration is wrong on the border and crime and anything that distraction that is distracting us from the goal at hand which is to get to the majority in november. >> senator grassley was also talking about the former president going back to 2020 and it's over and done, let's move on. do you concur with that? >> yes, i do. i think that 2020 is history and 2022 is in the future, the near future. in the way that we will control that is to get the house and senate back. and it's going to be decided on the issues that are important to the american people, mostly things i just mentioned, the cost of everything, concerns about whether or not they can pay the bills, many are

that is coming from senator chuck grassley. now, what came from this whistleblower's disclosure when ch we along with the washington post reporting last month there was mention there may be an agent of a foreign government working for twitter. we didn't foe what country and grassley announcing that at the beginning of this hearing behind me saying that because of zatko's disclosure, personal information was potentially exposed to foreign intelligence agencies. >> what more -- >> also, some stark warnings here from peiter zatko, the whistleblower known by the hacker name mudge. this is the warning he head for those if the room. >> it is not far phelps to say an employee to take over the accounts of all of the senators in this room. >> now, the reason he is saying that that is not farfetched is because we saw that happen back in 2020. when teenagers hacked twitter, they took over the accounts of obama, then presidential candidate joe biden, and even elon musk. and what zatko is alleging here is that too many of twitter employees

. >> i worked for chuck grassley, the senate judiciary committee top republican. he has been on to the fbi's game for defend kids. he exposed the crossfire hurricane hoax where the fbi and the justice department made up russian collusion allegations against him. they spied on him as a candidate and spied on them as president of the united states. this is not an attack on rank and file law enforcement. this is about the political leadership in washington, d.c. >> a quick final question. can the fbi be fixed at this point? >> we need a church commission to do a full review of the fbi. we need to do a house cleaning. when republicans take over the house and hopefully the senate in january, i know my former boss chuck grassley will be on the judiciary committee and he will be ready to roll up his lives and get to work. dan: the lunch bucket joe shah particular from joe. transportation secretary buttigieg is busy fixing the racist roads, our supply chain is on the brink of disaster. the railroads threatened strike if a deal wasn't reached. they reached a tentative deal

. >> republican senator chuck grassley says the twitter ceo rejected the invitation to appear before the committee. >> if these allegations are true i don't see how he can maintain his position. >> twitter has disputed the allegations and says it has made security and privacy a companywide priority. natalie brand, cbs news, capitol hill. >> shareholders voting in favor of the elon musk takeover deal to purchase the company even though he is seeking to terminate the agreement. the san francisco district attorney unveiled a new policy for prosecuting certain juvenile offenders as adults. starting today a new review team at the das office will look at if a young defendant should efface adult charges, the policy applies to 16 and 17- year-olds for a handful of crimes including murder, kidnapping and sexual assault. >> we have to have discretion to be able to address situations that may be more serious. if they arise in the future. >> emily goldman from the public defender's office told us that any policy that puts minors in an adult prison is a step backwards ignoring scientific research

chuck grassley. >> steve: chuck grassley is going to win, is he fundraising left and right. mark kelly the senator from arizona was at the table and chuck schumer said the arizona senate race would tighten if peter diehl the billionaire tech guy started spending money on republicans. >> brian: he loves blake master. >> steve: it's going to tighten according to chuck schumer. chuck schumer and manchin have had a strange relationship. he said joe manchin's claim that taxing the rich is like inflation for the wealthy americans, he said that is ridiculous. so, a lot of this stuff that they say on tv is different than what they say in a fancy italian restaurant where everybody having a lot of fun, drinking a glass or two of wine. >> ainsley: he also criticized mr. cuomo for redistricting. the funny thing is he will say all of that allegedly at the dinner table. but when the media calls his office to get a comment, they say we decline. >> brian: do you know why it is? because it happened and it's all true and he can't deny it. >> ainsley: to be a fly on the wall well now you are.

. >> chuck grassley said, twitter ceo, rejected the company's invitation to appear before the committee. >> if these allegations are true, i don't see how can maintain his position and twitter. >> twitter has disputed the allegations and says security is is a companywide parity. >> a side note, twitter shareholders voted in favor of elon musk's $40 billion takeover takeover deal to buy the compan. the company. the catch, elon musk is seeking to terminate that agreement, so we are watching it closely. something else we are watching, fire. this this is a live look at placer county. new brush fire in i-80 dutch flat north of the mosquito mosquito fire. sheriff's deputies watching this one closely, and they are busy, they they are on the ground evacuating people out of houses like you see their live and westbound 80 is shutting down crystal springs about pulling the cameras you out you can start to see the influence of the smoke in the area in that value. we understand so many people were affected, traffic will be diverted down highway 20. we are watching a close. as we see the fire spreadi

elizabeth: jon, let's move on to this, senator chuck grassley, ranking member of senate judiciary, he is demanding former fbi agent tim thibault testify before the senate about allegedly shutting down the fbi's 2020 prone into hunter biden this happened before the election. watch this. >> fbi officials wanted to take action with respect to this separate investigative information that the fbi had in its possession related to hunter biden, however, thibault blocked the fbi. the fbi could have gathered more evidence with respect to hunter biden but cut bait instead. and the fbi and thibault cut bait right before the 2020 presidential election. how can the american people trust the results? elizabeth: and jon, here's the thing, here is what the senator is saying too, you know how hunter biden is being investigated by dave weiss, he is trump appointed u.s. prosecutor for money laundering, for violation of lobbying laws, for tax fraud? how is the fbi shutting down the hunter biden probe affecting that probe? >> right. well the senator believes that the fbi shut down a completely different p

in iowa, chuck grassley and i do what's known as the full grassley, or the 99 county tour. we visit every county, every year, holding public town halls and walking up and down our main streets. we do this for multiple reasons, top of importance, hearing directly from the constituents we are so fortunate to represent. we are accessible and accountable to the people who have offered us the great opportunity to serve them, as our founders' intended. and in order to uphold the founders' intent, there were select powers prescribed to the federal government. and arguably the most important of these powers is to protect our people and our way of life. protection starts with the basics, right here at home. we have to secure our borders. i know you hear that phrase a lot. but it has to be done. the reality is, an enforceable, clear boundary and preserved border is statecraft and deterrence 101. it is that simple. without it, there's a clear incentive to take advantage of america's compassion and our rich history of immigration. just last month, border patrol told me 30% of the young

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. >> reporter: iowa republican chuck grassley said twitter users were exposed to foreign intelligence agencies. zatko was asked about the fbi informing the company that one suspected chinese agent was on its payroll. >> i'm reminded of one conversation with an executive when i said, i am confident that we have a foreign agent, and their response was, well, since we we already have one, what es it tter i wav >> reporte commi members were astonished by what they heard. >> what i heard there today made we want to throw up. >> reporter: senator grassley said if zatko's claims are true, twitter's ceo, parag agrawal, who refused to appear, should be removed. >> many of the allegations directly implicate mr. agrawal. >> reporter: for zatko, he said it was dangerous coming forward. >> i determined it was necessary to take on the personal and professional risk to myself and to my family of becoming a whistle-blower. >> reporter: twitter responded to zatko's allegations, saying they're riddled with inaccuracies and inconsistencies. also today, twitter shareholders approved elon musk's $44 billi

grassley say they welcome lawsuits that would stop the plan before it goes into effect this winter. this would really be a tremendous win. >> for the fight against inflation be a tremendous win. >> the on fairness center brings to people that don't go to college to pay for people to go to college. but the white house contends the president is on solid legal ground and is still encouraging americans to apply for forgiveness next month. illinois senator tammy duckworth says republicans are wrong to try and undercut this. really. why would they want to keep this financial burden on the backs of so many young graduates and so many middle class families, but not all democrats are coming to the president's defense. i just don't think the band-aid approach works. michigan democratic congresswoman elissa slotkin says it's up to congress, not the white house to decide how to help students. the legislative branch is the one that appropriates money. >> and this was a decision taken by the executive branch. that's not comment. no lawsuits have been filed yet. but the attorney general of arizona

. >> reporter: iowa republican chuck grassley said twitter users were exposed to foreign intelligence agencies. saturday zatco was asked about the f.b.i. informing the company that once a chinese special agent was on its payroll. >> i'm reminded of a conversation with an executive when i said i'm confident we have a foreign agent and their response was well, since we have one, what does it matter if we have more. >> reporter: committee members were astonished by what they heard. >> what i heard made me throw up. >> reporter: grassley said if those claims are true, ceo parag agrawal should be removed. >> many of the allegation also implicate mr. parag agrawal. >> reporter: he said it was dangerous coming forward. >> i determined it was necessary to take on the personal and professional risk to myself and to my family of becoming a whistleblower. >> reporter: twitter responded at zatco's allegations saying they're riddled with inarc corgis and inconsistencies. twitter shareholders approved elon musk's $44 billion bid to buy the company but musk wants out and sued twitter hoping to unwin

. >> reporter: iowa republican chuck grassley said twitter users were exposed to foreign intelligence agencies. zatko was asked about the f.b.i. informing the company that one suspected chinese agent was on its payroll. >> i'm reminded of one conversation with an executive, when i said, "i am confident we have a foreign agent," and their response was, "well, since we already have one, what does it matter if we have more?" >> reporter: committee members were astonished by what they heard. >> what i heard there today made me want to throw up. >> reporter: senator grassley said, if zatko's claims are true, twitter c.e.o. parag agrawal, who refused to appear, should be removed. >> many of the allegations directly implicate mr. agrawal. >> reporter: for zatko, he said it was dangerous coming forward. >> i determined it was necessary to take on the personal and professional risk, to myself, and to my family... of becoming a whistleblower. >> reporter: twitter responded to zatko's allegations, saying that they're riddled with inacuracies and inconsistencies. also today, twitter shareholders

phones and the -- he met with four fbi agents and he was told that timothy thibault made famous by chuck grassley and ran interference in all the hunter biden interference before the election and timothy thibault assigned as a point man and tony bobulinski, his lawyer called thibault and said what's happening next and thibault assured him he'd keep him up to date with the next stage in the investigation. there was an investigation going on in tony bobulinski's amazing bombshell whistle blower allegations and told he would probably have to come back for a follow-up interview and he never heard from them again and seems that bobulinski's phones and phones andtestimony went into te black hole that hunter biden's laptop went into when the fbi took possession in 2019. the fact is bobulinski has nothing to do with the laptop other than he could corroborate a lot of material on the laptop because he was cc'd into a lot of e-mails we reported on from the laptop. he's a credible witness and there's no way you could smear him as an agent of the kremlin and former naval officer, much decorated, and

amy klobuchar and chuck grassley leaning into this idea. senator blumenthal suggested we might need a regulatory agency to regulate tech. all of that is in the realm of d.c. and the ongoing conversation of the role in big tech and where regulation comes in. the elon musk part kind of place -- plays into into a little bit of what we heard from zatko, what he described as almost a cultural aspect of the company where he said the company kind of fights fires, moves from fire to fire. make short-term changes, isn't thinking long-term about security. they are thinking long-term about growing revenue and users. that point, even though it is not specifically one of the three reasons that elon has given to back out of the deal, i think that would be the one he might be most interested in. he has leaned on this idea that the board and the executives have misrepresented data. while we did not hear about bots or spam accounts, the cultural element might be the one we see pulled into the argument that musk is poised to take in october. emily: what do y

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. >> reporter: senator chuck grassley said he told him that china had at least one agent. he said twitter is lacks of potential threats, placing profit over security and tracking everything. >> what's the phone number and what's the latest ip address in. >> reporter: a twitter person characterizing his testimony as in accuracies. twitter exacerbates lawmakers from both parties. >> what i heard today makes me want to throw up. >> what we are doing right now is not working. >> reporter: senator graham is -- >> reporter: people still can't sue social media firms because of a legal shield known as section 230. that's the same deal that musk had been trying to ban over concerns over the number of fake accounts on the site. the trial is expected to begin next month. rich? >> thank you, chad. some good news before we say good night. a man is called a hero after savoring a nine-year-old's life when a truck went into the ramp. two of the kids made it out. the retired park ranger joe donald dove down seven times to find pactston in the dark water. good night from washington, i am ri

. >> in his opening remarks gop iowa senator chuck grassley said at least one chinese agent works for twitter. zatko says it would be easy for foreign intelligence firms to install agents inside of twitter to track everyone. sat cosays twitter is unwilling to root out potential spice to could compromise national security. >> i'm reminded of one conversation with a executive when i said i am confident that we have a foreign agent. their response was since we already have one what does it matter if we have more. let's keep growing the office. reporter: twitter declined to comment on the hearing and testimony from zatko. later twitter announces results after shareholder vote on efforts from elon musk to buy twitter. congress has not acted on reforming section 230. that is the legal shield that protects big tech firms despite controversial content. neil: chad pergram on capitol hill. susan li is following all the headlines and developments, getting details when we're following this. i think there is an edge that muck elon musk has in the argument. people are going back and forth when ever

. >> julie: republican senators calling for action, chuck grassley and ron johnson sending their own letter to zuckerberg saying the american people deserve answers. this is election interference. this was information that the american public deserved to know and it was censored by not only government officials, but social media. >> yes, exactly right. to your earlier point it is a monumental scandal. i cannot understand why everyone isn't talking about this one. this is even worse than the one we just talked about. exactly as you say it is election meddling and interference. why? the f.b.i.'s defense is that oh, we have ksh-in the statement we regularly communicate with social media companies about threats. yeah, maybe they do. but on this particular one of the hunter biden laptop -- remember why the electorate deserves, why voters deserve to know what was in the hunter biden laptop. not his sleazy sex and drug habits. who cares about that? but it had evidence that joe biden, when he was vice president, was head of a corrupt influence-peddling operation with a hostile foreign power.

senator chuck grassley i agree with you that the i.t. system is fractured, there are situations where organs are not offered in a timely manner in the i.t. system that unos currently utilizes does not allow transplant centers easily opportunities to turn it down organs or ensure that the right organ is going to the right patient. i also believe that with it technology as i stated, monitoring the military i did aromatic layer. left my cruise out of scott air force base knew where i was worldwide with my patient. i can't even get a kidney that's 20 miles away from my transplant center with unos thinking that it was in miami, when was actually in orlando, 20 miles away. the lack of it systems, the lack of technology, has caused harm potentially to patients or delayed patient treatment, or increase the cost of care for patients. this is deplorable and needs to be fixed. >> thank you mister chairman, our thank you for your leadership on this, issue on a thinker witnesses today. our committee report verifies our fears that the system today is

. >> chuck grassley is demanding more transparency from the fbi on refugees brought from afghanistan. he says potentially dangerous people were brought to the country during the biden administration's chaotic withdrawal, writing it is an acceptable the fbi continues to take a secretive approach hiding behind classification as an excuse to withhold information that all americans deserve to have. it remains ongoing. the nypd union members fired for not getting a covid vaccine must be reinstated, a ruling by a supreme court judge, the pba presidents operating the common sense victory, this confirms what we said from the start, the vaccine mandate was an improper infringement on people's right to make personal medical decisions. q a lot more like this, those are your headlines. still ahead, russians lining up at finland's borders young men just really try to flee putin's military draft but as the kremlin ramps up nuclear threats, how should the rest of the countries in the world respond? the russian journalist takes a russian journalist inside the mind of boudin next. later the end of an

let's take you to iowa, seven turn republican senator chuck grassley leads u.s. retired navy admiral by eight points in the most recent poll with the first time grassley has pulled below 50% in a head-to-head contest since 19. faces controversy after a published police report alleging he kissed a former campaign manager without her consent. calling that a desperate move. and update. of next we go to southwestern florida, the city of naples, which was hit hard by hurricane ian. we will talk live with the mayor they are about what she is seeing when we come back. >> i was kind of scared for my children. ♪ ♪ liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ (vo) you can be well-dressed. (man) wahoooo! (vo) you can be well-groomed. or even well-spoken. (man) ooooooo. (vo) but there's just something about being well-adventured. (man) wahoooooo! (vo) ad

but now my opponent, chuck grassley, is attacking me, saying i'm no longer an iowan because i served nearly 40 years in the military. the polls show we can win. but i need your help to fight back. please go to defeatchuck.com right now and give to my campaign and protect our senate majority. i approve this message because this is what we're up against. joining me now to dig deeper into this discussion on colonialism is melissa murray, professor of law of and wire and co-host of the strict scrutiny podcast -- and the professor of black studies at the -- university, but he was the first ever professor of black studies in the united kingdom. he's author of the book the new age of empire, how racism and colonialism still rule the world. good morning to both of you. professor andrews, let me start with you. it's not that people don't think that there is a space for this discussion, but there's a lot of people on my twitter timeline right now saying today is not the day for this discussion, your thoughts? >> it's not a coincidence that this is an american channel. in the uk it's very much

iowa senator chuck grassley accusing the fbi of hiding mistakes, he writes the vetting is insufficient. >> jacqui: the white house is going with previous claims by saying no one was let in without being fully screened. mike waltz is joining us, congressman thanks for being with us. on the allegation the fbi is hiding things with the classification, any legitimate reason why they would need to classify it the way they did? >> hiding behind classification is one of the oldest games in washington. but i think it is one more piece of evidence that speaks to the total and utter and complete lack of a plan that the biden administration had when they made the withdrawal announcements. not only did we get the absolute debacle that was that withdrawal and the stain on many veterans, many veterans' consciousness and veteran suicide and just moral injury through the roof as a result of it, but look, it's -- we got the wrong people out in terms, we don't know really all of these folks that we got out and then we left 75,000 of the right people behind. and i think the biggest thing, and that we are

there was a whistleblower who told chuck grassley that the biden administration allowed over 300 evacuees into the united states who were on the terror watch list. and that is something that josh hawley questioned fbi director christopher wray about in august, just a couple weeks ago. and he said that he is aware of this reporting. he isn't exactly sure how many essentially bad people there are in this country. the other thing he says is that there is no way of knowing exactly where they are at any given time. >> brian: keep in mind, what a terrible job we did because the state department evacuated itself and all the sivs that helped us out for 20 years were left there to die. and if it wasn't for special side groups that came out of retirement that spent their own money along with your donations to get them out, thousands more worthy people who have been killed or still behind enemy lines but others would not be out at all. we don't know who these people are. third country, we still wrestled with and even though we held for weeks. here is senator rob port map on the anarchy. >> all of us

grassley say federal investigators are moving too slowly and have yet to provide the american people with answers. >> nothing seems to be moving. are they an enforcement agency or aren't they? are they using political bias or not? that's why total transparency is important. >> senator grassley along with senator ron johnson of wisconsin are vowing to investigate social media companies like facebook and how they handled stories involving hunter biden back during the 2020 campaign this really all depends, bret, on what happens in the midterms and whether or not the republicans gain the subpoena power they say they need. bret? >> bret: mark, thanks. ♪ ♪ >> bret: in this special report midterm watch we have 63 days, a little more than two months to go until the 2022 midterm elections. actually only three days until voters cast their first general election ballots. early voting starts in north carolina on september 9th. now, today is massachusetts primary, next week delaware, new hampshire, rhode island voters head to the polls in the wrap-up of primaries. let's take a look at some of

we so appreciate your time tonight, senator chuck grassley. thank you. >>> all right, check this out, west virginia coal miners helping some tourists push this dead electric car as more states may join california to ban gas cars. plus our next guest says the treasury department is running cover for the biden family after refusing to turn over some information on suspicious banking behavior tied to hunter biden. top republican on the oversight committee, congressman james comer next. >> this is an unprecedented situation. we need to make sure that we have confidence and mesh has confidence in the criminal justice system. ♪ your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire about two years ago i realized that jade was overweight. i wish i would have introduced the fresh food a lot sooner. after farmer's dog she's a much healthier weight. she's a lot more active. and she's a

grassley say they welcome lawsuits that would stop the plan before it goes into effect this winter. this would really be a tremendous win. >> for the fight against inflation. >> be a tremendous win the on fairness center brings to people that don't go to college to pay for people to go to college. but the white house contends the president is on solid legal ground and is still encouraging americans to apply for forgiveness next month. illinois senator tammy duckworth says republicans are wrong to try and undercut this. really. why would they want to keep this financial burden on the backs of so many young graduates and so many middle class families, but not all democrats are coming to the president's defense. i just don't think the band-aid approach works. michigan democratic congresswoman elissa slotkin says it's up to congress, not the white house to decide how to help students. the legislative branch is the one that appropriates money. >> and this was a decision taken by the executive branch. that's not comment. >> that was raquel martin reporting. no lawsuits have been filed yet

grassley say they welcome lawsuits that would stop the plan before it goes into effect this winter. this would really be a tremendous win. >> for the fight against inflation. >> be a tremendous win the on fairness center brings to people that don't go to college to pay for people to go to college. but the white house contends the president is on solid legal ground and is still encouraging americans to apply for forgiveness next month. illinois senator tammy duckworth says republicans are wrong to try undercut this. really. why would they want to keep this financial burden on the backs of so many young graduates and so many middle class families, but not all democrats are coming to the president's defense. i just don't think the band-aid approach works. michigan democratic congresswoman elissa slotkin says it's up to congress, not the white house to decide how to help students. the legislative branch is the one that appropriates money. >> and this was a decision taken by the executive branch. that's not comment. >> and that was raquel martin reporting. no lawsuits have been filed yet

my guess is it will never see the light of day republican senators josh hawley and chuck grassley say they fear a recent pressure campaign from tech giants has worked its very badly needed. grassley says his bill is designed to stop big tech companies from prioritizing their products and services over smaller vendors. it's a matter of fairness. it's a matter of. >> the government being a referee to make sure the marketplace works. kressley tells me companies like google and amazon have spent over 36 million dollars in ads and lobbying to try and kill the bill which shows you the real power that they have. but karl dabo, whose organization represents google, amazon and apple says the bill is bad news for consumers. it will remove of services like amazon prime shipping. so really who's congress trying to protect? >> the trying to protect american consumers for the trying to protect bulls as what bit that does is just good business stake in it and make it better cheaper, faster. we see it all the time. we see supermarkets with generic alternatives. grassley says he believes his bill has

republican senators josh hawley and chuck grassley say they fear a recent pressure campaign from tech giants has worked its very badly needed. grassley says his bill is designed to stop big tech companies from prioritizing their products and services over smaller vendors. it's a matter of fairness. it's a matter of. >> the government being a referee to make sure the marketplace works. kressley tells me companies like google and amazon have spent over 36 million dollars in ads and lobbying to try and kill the bill which shows you the real power that they have. but karl dabo, whose organization represents google, amazon and apple says the bill is bad news for consumers. it will remove of its services like amazon prime shipping. so really who's congress trying to protect? >> the trying to protect american consumers for the trying to protect bulls as what bit that does is just good business stake in it and make it better cheaper, faster. we see it all the time. we see supermarkets with generic alternatives. grassley says he believes his bill has the support to pass. would think that would

my guess is it will never see the light of day republican senators josh hawley and chuck grassley say they fear a recent pressure campaign from tech giants has worked its very badly needed. grassley says his bill is designed to stop big tech companies from prioritizing their products and services over smaller vendors. it's a matter of fairness. it's a matter of. >> the government being a referee to make sure the marketplace works. kressley tells me companies like google and amazon has been over 36 million dollars in ads and lobbying to try and kill the bill puts shows you the real power that they have. but karl dabo, whose organization represents google, amazon and apple says the bill is bad news for consumers. it will remove of services like amazon prime shipping. so really who's congress trying to protect? >> the trying to protect american consumers for the trying to protect bulls as what bit that does is just good business stake in it and make it better cheaper, faster. we see it all the time. we see supermarkets with generic alternatives. grassley says he believes his bill has the

grassley say they welcome lawsuits that would stop the plan before it goes into effect this winter. this would really be a tremendous win. >> for the fight against inflation. >> be a tremendous win the on fairness center brings to people that don't go to college to pay for people to go to college. but the white house contends the president is on solid legal ground and is still encouraging americans to apply for forgiveness next month. illinois senator tammy duckworth says republicans are wrong to try and undercut this. really. why would they want to keep this financial burden on the backs of so many young graduates and so many middle class families, but not all democrats are coming to the president's defense. i just don't think the band-aid approach works. michigan democratic congresswoman elissa slotkin says it's up to congress, not the white house to decide how to help students. the legislative branch is the one that appropriates money. >> and this was a decision taken by the executive branch. that's not comment. >> that was raquel martin reporting for us. no lawsuits have been fi

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that is good news for the elderly-- or as chuck grassley and diane feinstein call them, "those damn kids!" ( laughter ) because they're even older. they're even older. there's elderly, and then there's them. to raise revenues, the bill includes a new 15% minimum tax on corporations that earn more than $1 billion a year in annual profits, backed up-- ( cheers and applause ) --backed up by $80 billion to the i.r.s. to increase enforcement. the i.r.s. explained their new enforcement powers to corporations with this insstrucuctional video: ♪ bish better have my money ♪ ( laughter and applause ) >> stephen: now, no one-- not my money. ( cheers and applause ) no one was happier-- ( cheers and applause ) keep it straight. keep it straight. no one was happier to get the bill passed than senate majority leader and man using his super powers to warm his coffee... ( laughter ) chuck schumer. schumer gave a press conference following the vote, and he had this to say of the victory: >> as you know, it's been a long, tough, and winding road. >> stephen: ah, yes, the long, tough, and winding road.

grassley say they welcome lawsuits that would stop the plan before it goes into effect this winter. this would really be a tremendous win. >> for the fight against inflation be a tremendous win. >> the on fairness said it brings to people that don't go to college to pay for people to go to college. but the white house contends the president is on solid legal ground and is still encouraging americans to apply for forgiveness next month. illinois senator tammy duckworth says republicans are wrong to try and undercut this. really. why would they want to keep this financial burden on the backs of so many young graduates and so many middle class families, but not all democrats are coming to the president's defense. i just don't think the band-aid approach works. michigan democratic congresswoman elissa slotkin says it's up to congress, not the white house to decide how to help students. the legislative branch is the one that appropriates money. >> and this was a decision taken by the executive branch. that's not comment. that was raquel martin reporting. no lawsuits have been filed yet.

we could see the antitrust bill that senator amy klobuchar and chuck grassley are pushing. we could see them try to get it out for a vote and we could see the electoral count at reform bill that the house bipartisan support in the senate. it's slightly different than the bill that passed the house last week and it does have support so it would make sense that democrats see it as important to move forward. we could also see democrats in the house push their bill to ban doc ownership for lawmakers through their chamber. it's unclear though if their bill has backing in the senate where you also have had senators say they'd like to stop lawmakers from owning stocks but it doesn't seem to be one consensus bill. those are some of the things we're watching and any sort of crisis could come up including natural disasters. we also see that unfortunately right now you could see and emergency funding bills come up as well . >> talking about the week ahead on capitol hill. if you want to join the conversation phone lines as usual democrats 202-748-8000, republicans 202-748-8000 ones, i

grassley say they welcome lawsuits that would stop the plan before it goes into effect this winter. this would really be a tremendous win. >> for the fight against inflation. >> be a tremendous win the on fairness center brings to people that don't go to college to pay for people to go to college. but the white house contends the president is on solid legal ground and is still encouraging americans to apply for forgiveness next month. illinois senator tammy duckworth says republicans are wrong to try and undercut this. really. why would they want to keep this financial burden on the backs of so many young graduates and so many middle class families, but not all democrats are coming to the president's defense. i just don't think the band-aid approach works. michigan democratic congresswoman elissa slotkin says it's up to congress, not the white house to decide how to help students. the legislative branch is the one that appropriates money. >> and this was a decision taken by the executive branch. that's not comment. >> and that was raquel martin reporting for us. no out lawsuits have

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grassley, is somebody who ran interference in allrfern the hunterce biden material thar the fbi had before the election. and he, timothy tebow, wasma assigned as point man and tonywr belinski, his lawyer, calledalle tebow and said, what'ssured hi happening next? and tebow assured him that hp he would keep him up to date with the next stage in the investigation. and that there was an investigation going on into on, amazingnks bombshell whistleblower, whistleblower allegationins. abh and he wasav told that he would probably have to come back for a follow up interview, but hew n never heard from them again. and it seems that bubble phones and his testimony just went into the same black hole thater biden's laptop went into when the fbi took possession of that in december. 2019. and the fact is thatthe fa bob belinski has nothing to dod with the laptop other than he could corroborate a lot of the material on the laptop because he was keyed into a lota of these emails that that wee lp reported on from the laptop. and so he's a very credible witness. way there's no way you could smear him