functional and humane immigration system. we feel very strongly about that. and as you know, we inherited a tough situation, and in five months we ve made progress. there s much more work to be done, but we ve made progress. charles: joining the panel, deputy editorial page editor dan henninger, kim strassel and gillian turner. kim, they ve made progress from the awful situation they inherited. absolutely crazy. harris has two jobs this trip. she had to go down there just to be there the, to clean up the mess that she hadn t, get down there before donald trump in a few days, but also to convince people that we a hand they have a handle on this problem, and she was uncompelling. we heard a lot about root causes but not much about the fact that they have reversed a lot of the policies that were, in fact, stopping surges like this. finish and a lot of the other root causes she addressed is things like immigration reform or fixing places like guatemala. americans understand a
Working to address gaps in inequities. The budget helps to maintain the staffing levels despite the economic downturn associated with the pandemic. We propose to expand our popular Park Stop Program which provides staff restrooms throughout the system and ensures clean and safe Bathroom Access at some of our busy locations. And finally our budget proposes to restore our Workforce Development Program which was cut short by the pandemic. We made our budget decisions with equity at the forefront and our process was guided by our budget principles which are shown on the slide. And infused with what we learned during the pandemic and the response there. Im going to hand it over to antonio who will take you through the details of the budget. Thank you, sara. Ill just trying to give the presentation verbally. Perfect. So, this proposal is 244 million and comprised of three revenue categories. While general fund and open Space Fund Revenue are allocated on formulas, the earned has been affecte
You very much. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you. Members of the congress i have the high privilege. And distinct honor of presenting to you the president of the united states. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you. Mr. President mr. Speaker members of the house and the senate distinguished americans here as visitors in this chamber as am i it is nice to have a fresh excuse for giving a long speech. When president s speak to congress and the nation from this podium typically they comment on the full range and challenges and opportunities that face the united states. But this is not an ordinary time and for all the many tasks that require our attention. I believe tonight one calls on us to focus to unite and to act. And that is our economy. Are more than anything else our Tasks Tonight is americans is to make our economy thrive again. Let me begin by saying that it has been too long. At least three decades since the presi
now they want to take the abortion fight to the states. pro-life supporters across the country descended on the nation s capitol 50th annual march for life and since roe v. wade was overturned. the dobbs decision brought abortion back to the state level where many think the next fight begins. we got to get to the state levels now. right? that s the the emphasis. that s why we are going in front of the capital is to show at each state level this is not over. it s only the beginning. currently 13 states have a complete abortion ban. five have partial bans. six states are in limbo pending current litigation. abortion is legal in the remaining states. new house majority leader steve scalise says despite the supreme court s ruling the issue is far from settled. the court didn t get rid of abortion. they just allowed this debate to continue with elected leaders instead of judges. the new republican majority in the house wasted little time passing pro-life legislation.
ainsley: a lot of people will because of the epiphany. ainsley: i can t take my garland down yet. i still have my garland on the fireplace so pretty. steve: particularly when it s snowing and looks so beautiful. that s up the interstate where we are sitting. ainsley: you said it might snow this weekend. steve: might sunday night. stay tuned. darn it. brian: might have to get to work early. ainsley: dawn, i m sorry, i m trying. brian: if they ask you to come in and you say no and you can t get in, it s really on you. steve: you know, that was back in the day when we all had the only way to do the show would be in the big studio. now we have these little vans that travel around and can park in your parking lot. ainsley: sorry, i can t make it to work. send a van to my driveway? steve: it was a year ago right now today when i had covid and i was stuck at home and once i was past the contamination zone, i did the show from the driveway for three weeks. it wa