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republican caucus is in disarray. the senate is working through the weekend to pass a supplemental foreign aid package for israel and ukraine before breaking for a two-week recess. and they are playing catch-up because senate republicans nuked a previous version that parrot that aid with their own demands on immigration and border policy. meanwhile, the house gop is teeing up for another vote to impeach homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. of the four republicans broke rank to joint house democrats in voting no to oust mayorkas, including one democrat who left his post surgery hospital bid to seal that deal. that democrat, texas congressman al green, joins me shortly as republicans prepare for another try. of course donald trump is on the campaign trail today in south carolina, ahead of it gop primary. days fdr a u.s. appeals court torched his january 6th immunity claim. al asked my panel what this week s ruling means for trump, with months to go before his ....
battlefront. but here is the u.s. senate, the vote last night reported by alexander bolton in the hell at the hill.com. the senate advances $40 million ukraine a package. the senate monday overwhelmingly advanced a $40 billion ukraine aid package that easily passed the house last week but stalled in the upper chamber because of an objection by senator rand paul kentucky. senators voted 81 to 11 to end debate on a motion to proceed to the legislation setting up a final bill final vote on the bill later in the week. it s an important test of republican support for continued u.s. humanitarian and military assistance for ukraine after several prominent republican voices including former president trump questioned the size of the $40 billion package. some republicans including the haggerty of tennessee announced before the vote they would not support it. i certainly do not have anything against ukrainians. one to see them when but pumping more aid into the country when we ....
public service by america s and television companies is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. an american hour, cities tv exclusive, our tour visit says concord, massachusetts, to learn more about its unique history and literary life. for six years, we ve traveled to cities bringing the literary scene. the bridge that arched the unfurled, here nce the battle farmers stood and heard the shot heard round the world. historical park was established to celebrate the april that took place on 19, 1975. behind me is something called north bridge. this is what is considered to be 777. behind me is something called north bridge. this is what is considered to be of thes is the beginning american revolution. it s here, america, colonial will, will you encounter one another, shots will be fired. lives will be lost on both sides. more importantly, it s where the colonial militia was ordered fire upon the king s troops creating, in essence, an act of treason. was ....
resist colonial domination. issa rending to the language of peace, we have handcuffed the means in which people back home can resist. by surrendering to the language of peace, we have handcuffed the means in which people back home can resist. in being mindful of our language, we will protect and reinforce our narrative. for this reason, resistance in this country will start with the tongue. believe that we must separate our nationality from our other identities. this is a symptom of repression. it doesn t matter if you are an academic, health care provider, athlete, or other professional, our right to resist has been edged into our very dna. destroy the false boundaries that destroyed your identities and keep palestine light on your tongue. we must ask how this situation has gone 66 years unchecked. wiser that we have righteousness on our side yet are always portrayed why is it that we have righteousness on our side yet are always for trade as the aggressors questio ....
institution institutionally, it s deeply troublesome. good morning to all of you as we see the sun coming up there. we re grateful to have your company, as always. it s a heck of a morning already. sunday, september 6th. i m christi paul. good morning, christi. good morning, i m martin savidge in for victor blackwell. this is a special labor day a detailed look at the upcoming tell-all book by michael cohen. president trump s former personal attorney and self-proclaimed fixer. it s called disloyal, a memoir. it s out tuesday and adds to the growing list of insider accounts on president trump and his character. cohen details his former boss s alleged racist view of black leaders, specifically barack obama and nelson mandela. his disdain of black people and hispanics in general and even his own evangelical supporters and cohen further adds to the narrative that trump has a deep admiration of russian president trump vladimir putin. let bring in cnn s host of re ....