number of people in our jails, the answer is to stop building more of them. jesse: now, aoc shocked me when she came around finally on east palestine. this committee needs to hold a hearing on what is on the derailment in east palestine. this is not just a disaster site it is a potential crime scene. jesse: we only thought aoc cared about toxic masculinity after a month aoc finally came around to the toxic train wreck. we are taking credit for it obviously she must have been watching. tiny correction, we do let people return to the scene of the crime. the fbi let biden spend the weekend at his house before they raided it for classified documents. coming up, find out what s going through cops minds when they do something like this. [put the gun down. put the gun down. [gunshots]
what you think took them so long? one of his complaint as no one was asking him questions until republicans are complaining about the lack of him showing up. i do think reporters across the border done a pretty good job of pressuring the white house and the president about why he hasn t been there. you really have to ask yourself at this point, what is stopping him? what is keeping him from going to visit these people who are increasingly frustrated and very sad. the cynical point of view of course it s this is all about politics but it s his own optics he is concerned about because he has in the past been resistant to going places where there is no political benefit, i.e. the border. is one thing to be the transportation secretary of the head of the department of homeland security the end the commander-in-chief should be going to visit a disaster site, here s what the president had to say about visiting east palestine at some point last
streams. what we have said is that drinking water has been tested. if that drinking water has been tested in the green line has been given, and we feel confident in that. while we are cleaning up this disaster site, i would advise that anyone lay in water that is contaminated or soil that is contaminated. brian: there is a letter now written to the strain company print many employees reported they continue to experience migraines and nausea days after the derailment. they all suspect that they were willingly exposed to the chemicals in the direction of more folks southern. the lack of concern for worker safety and well-being is a basic tenet of ns s cost-cutting business model. people who work there are unhappy. people who live there are unhappy. the ceo didn t show up at a town hall but it showed up since then it is said he would show up. he s got to testify in front of everybody. the guy that does not show his president biden. governor dewine who has been there from day one. but di
derailment, mike dewine and his wife are in east palestine and they re getting a first-hand look at the disaster site and the removal of hazardous waste. right now they are meeting with school officials at east palestine high school and this visit comes as schools are beginning to remove the train tracks in order to clean the waste, the toxic waste that will be found underneath those tracks now. later today, the ohio state senate select committee on rail safety is going to be holding a hearing to review the train disaster and see what steps they can take from ever happening again. joining me is a member of that committee, nicky sanantonio, what do you think will come out of this hearing today that you will be holding? well, first, we need to clarify exactly what did happen, why it happened and then we have to come up with some solutions moving forward to make this state safer, train rail safety.
i want to remind folks that at any point the company fails to comply with the actions ordered by epa we ll immediately step in, conduct the work that needs to be done, and then force norfolk southern to pay triple the cost in accordance with the powers granted to my agency. bill: that s michael regan gawk in east palestine, ohio touring the disaster site for the third time. the governor will be there today as we mark the one month mark later in week. j.d. vance laying the blueprint to hold norfolk southern accountable for the cleanup and to change laws out of washington. senator, good morning and thank you for your time today. you have this proposed legislation. sherod brown is in with you, the senators from pennsylvania are in on it. give us a brief outline on what it will do if passed. a few basic things.