steny hoyer. the senate whip, assistant leader, whatever the title is in the senate. number two. debbie stabenow of michigan, leader on all of these issues in her committees in the congress. our assistant speaker, mr. luhan of new mexico, democratic whip of the house, mr. clyburn, chair of the i love saying chair. chair of the transportation infrastructure committee appropriate up to this discussion, mr. defazio and the top democrat on the finance committee in the united states senate, ron weisen. we came with hechlt ft,
law enforcement duties. that would be a directive by i.c.e. a detainer request is not a valid warrant. laura: mr. moore, what you say to that sheriff tonight? respectfully, i say that sheriff is wrong. that is why we filed a legislation that we have, demanding that sheriffs must honor these at i.c.e. detainees. this isn t about illegal immigration. what it is about is about criminals who happen to be here illegally. and making sure we honor these i.c.e. detain orders because it is about public safety, and when law enforcement officers refused to do so, we ve seen real instances where folks are murdered and injured. laura: tom, witty situation in new york where an illegal alien released by mayor defazio and his policies actually bit off the finger of a i.c.e. agent.
looking back on that era of the 50s with a certain affection. haaay! abc wanted fonzi s haaay to compete directly with jimmy j.j. walker s dynomite. cause i m the fonz! haaay! catch phrases were big. sit on it, marvin! sit on out, howard. does any one say thank you, arnold? no. you know what they say? sit on it, arnold. that s what they say. you watch fonzi and you just want to be fonzi. oh. hey, girls. knock yourselves out. i m really sorry it was a slip of the fingers, slip of the fingers. it s a fantasy of what teen life could be. hey, defazio. they re here. all right. laverne. this is laverne defazio. she s mine. this is shirley feeney. she s yours. as you can see. nice to meet you, richie. my pleasure. when laverne & shirley made
oh. she got a cough drop stuck in her. reporter: penny marshall bringing her dry wit and that accent from the bronx. there is only one fair way to settle this. fine by me. ahh! reporter: carole penny marshall was born october 15th, 1943, in the bronx, where she would grow up, never losing that accent. attending her mother, marjorie s, dance school. there she is, right there on the far right. it was her brother, legendary director and producer, gary marshall, who gave her a break. first casting his sister in a show, the odd couple, and then happy days. hey, fonzi! hey, defazio. they re here. reporter: and then getting her own show in 1976. one of the most successful spinoffs of all time. here it is, i got it right here. reporter: by its third season, laverne & shirley was the most watched show in america. later, penny marshall would move behind the lens, becoming a director, directing tom hanks in big.
business cost create jobs, but we re not going to do real supply-side economics where everyone gets a tax cut and everyone gets to compete, we are going to pick one winner and let everybody else wait while everybody else gets the rise rise. tucker: it is weird to see self-described liberals acting as the servants of the richest man in the world. it is, it is very strange. a little bit of credit, we live in a divided time in the united states, they have unified the left and the right, the new york times is against this, the conservative new york post editorial pages against it. the darling of the left, alexandria ocasio-cortez, a new york city liberal, is against it. upstate conservatives like me are against it. the only one who seems to be for it are amazon, formal, and defazio. tucker: as bad as every thing you just described is, the democratic state of virginia, run by liberals, they have agreed to warn amazon if news organizations file freedom of