Well as want, she ran away after a little sightseeing. She stopped to munch on some grass and the circus folk caught up, loaded or onto a trailer and took her back to the show. No harm done, apparently, you can follow the show on x set to lead cnn if you ever miss an episode, alia, you can listen to the show when you get your podcasts the newest continues on cnn with wolf blitzer. Right next door. No place id like to call the Situation Room. See you tomorrow happening now, Speaker Mike Johnson says, the house will vote on foreign aid bills for ukraine, israel, and taiwan this saturday the speaker, moving ahead, despite deepening anger among conservatives and new threats to take away his gavel for Us Senate Democrats move quickly to dismiss the Impeachment Charges against the Homeland Security secretary, Alejandro Mayorkas, the historic trial coming to a close after just a few hours. Also tonight. Very disturbing warnings from Boeing Whistleblowers accusing the company of putting out de
the helm of the department and telling reporters earlier this month that he was focused on the work. but at the end of the day with his boil down to was the biden ministration immigration policies. and on that front, house, republicans are still very much going after the president for that. all right, priscilla, thank you. priscilla alvarez at the white house for us. for boron. what s going on? i want to bring in democratic congressman adam smith of washington state. he s the top democrat on the house armed services committee, congressman. thanks so much. joining us. we get to the dismissal of this impeachment trial in a few moments. but first would you vote for each of these foreign aid policy bills that the speaker, mike johnson, laid out. and then a possible plan to bundle them all together for the senate and the house accomplish all of this by the end of this week. yes. and yes, i believe i will certainly vote for the first three ukraine, israel, and taiwan at the fourth bill h
that democrats for the second time this congress now find themselves in a position where they could determine the fate of the republican speakership. well, lots of stuff going up by capitol hill, melanie, thank you very much. melanie zanona reporting. we have more for news up on capitol hill tonight as well. the us senate, moving very quickly to throw out the impeachment charges against the homeland security secretary, alejandro mayorkas. let s get reaction from the white house. cnn s priscilla alvarez is standing by their priscilla, how did this unfold and how is the white house now responding? well, bluff. this ended perhaps as quickly as it began. of course, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas became a top target for republicans early on as an affront to president biden s border policies. in fact, in february, the house voted to impeach him, making him the first cabinet official to be impeached in nearly 150 years. and today it is democratic-cont rolled senate squash
bills. it does include 9 billion in assistance for humanitarian aid for gaza and other conflict zones that was a key demand from democrats. this package is also earned a stamp of approval from president joe biden. so after that is passed, if it does pass, it, we merge so together and sent over to the senate where they will sell have to pick it up before it goes to biden s desk here melanie, i understand. we just heard from the democratic house leader hakeem jeffries. what did he say so democrats have not yet committed to saving johnson. jeffries did say that johnson has not asked him for his support either. that procedural vote for the foreign aid bills or on a potential motion to vacate that does not come to the fore yet, but it s certainly something that hard-liners like marjorie taylor greene are threatening to do in the days and weeks ahead, jeffries did say that the democratic caucus is going to meet together tomorrow. they re having a special meeting where they re going to co
romney traveled overseas to do it when they were running for president. but there s a risk for trump if he uses these meetings to undermine president biden nima lotto, we know that donald trump doesn t truly respect red lines. so of course they re, there is a risk that he is going to engage in some prospective foreign policy-making in these negotiations. and that would be a violation of the logan act, a law making it illegal for an american citizen to engage in foreign policy without the authorization of the current president, whatever what do you like to buy electric and a short time ago, the polish president andrzej duda, was asked by reporters about his dinner meeting tonight with donald trump. do to said, quote, this is normal practice. there s nothing extraordinary about it. he emphasized that this is a completely private visit and said it s taking place only because he happens to be in new york wolf. these foreign leaders are walking a very delicate line with this and they re b