wavering on the middle east. the vp kamala harris once the u.s. to get tougher on israel as anti-israel protest pop up seemingly everywhere across the country. good morning, everywhere it is friday and you almost made it. dana is off today, i m bill hemmer live in new york and our friend is here with us today. this is amer america s news but i am glad that i get to join you at 5:00 a.m. the one you used to do it. you would say it is friday. spilling your client at that. and wendy examined the mic exemption pro-palestinian shutting down traffic in new york and los angeles. we have also seen them vandalize during hanukkah. some protesters in the palestinian flags. bill: meanwhile on the college campuses as we have seen the eruption of anti-israel protest. some have turned violent. meanwhile the vice president kamala harris pushing the president to get tougher on israel and show more sympathy for palestinians in places like the gaza strip. peter doocy asked john kirby ab
making republicans show that they have no plan in response. plus, alarming suggestions tha the administration might b taking a right turn on immigration. and why are republicans so afraid to blame trump for th events of january 6th? i am julián castro, let s ge started. spring is right around the corner and joe biden i breaking out his gordon shares the president formally unveile his new budget proposal this week, aiming to cut the federa deficit by projected three trillion dollars over the next decade in part through a new 25% ta on billionaires. other provisions of the plan the corporate tax rate would increase from 21% to 28% there is an increase in capita gains taxes along with it, and to the interest loophole tax hikes and gas companies an acre tailing of covid relate spending now, to be clear, no one in th white house is saying that republican controlled houses will actually adopt presiden biden s budget and its current form, there will be plenty o wrangling and negoti
events of january 6th? i a julián castro, let s ge started. spring is right aroun the corner and joe biden i breaking out his garden shears the president formally unveile his new budget proposal this week, aiming to cut the federa deficit by projected three trillion dollars over the next decade. in part through a ne 25% tax on billionaires. other provisions of the plan, th corporate tax rate would increase from 21% to 28%. ther is an increase in capital gain taxes along with it, and to th interest loophole. tax heights for oil and gas companies, and a curtail of covid related spending now, to be clear, no one in th white house is saying that republican controlled houses will actually adopt presiden biden s budget and its current form, there will be plenty o wrangling and negotiation in the weeks to come. so wh doesn t matter? the budget proposal is a sign of th presidents priorities, who h wants to help, and what he wants to accomplish with the rest of his term. in effect, i
that are safe, and they have a approach to becoming america citizens eventually. the problem there is tha republicans are going to wor with democrats ultimately, what we need is comprehensive immigratio reform we need to protect dreamers an make sure that we get stabilit in the region up towards the northern triangle, were so man people are fleeing alicia, a new poll from the associated press shows tha about four and ten american sa the number of asylum seekers should be lower. how much do you think public opinion is influencing the biden administration s decisio here versus republican rhetoric? i had to be honest with you and thank you for asking thi question i have to be honest with you i think it s okay for us to sa that politics is playing a ver big role here. when we look at polls like thi say four out of ten american think the too many people ar getting asylum, of course, w
process and see it happen to t immigration and migration. i just want to set the recor clear, first of all, and i don t want to still lose the humanity of it, right? these are people fleeing for their lives. i do trust biden i trust him at his word. i know they will get it right. do you think that the administration wil re-institute the famil detention? or do you think that they will go in a different direction? i don t think there is an question that they wil re-institute that. that is not under consideratio right now. i do think what needs to happe is a very careful approach t making sure that we are able t get folks into the loving arms of the family members, i they re here or other sponsors that are safe, and they have a approach to becoming america citizens eventually. the problem there is tha republicans are not willing to work with democrats. ultimately, what we need is