property and held israel secure. republican lawmakers back the plan. should not be turning our backs at a time they continue to face dangerous threats from terrorists. progressives threatened to shut down the government. under stores the chasm between democrats over israel and how the democratic leadership cal towels to liberals. it s clear that leadership of the democratic party right now is moving to the regressive left and hurting us internationally. voting to restock israel s system. projected the effort describing it as a gotcha vote. blasted the g.o.p. for its tactics. the same thing i said to them last year and the year before, they need to stop politicizing israel. the g.o.p. wouldn t support the bill regardless whether iron dome money was in or out. that s because the g.o.p. are posted another provision in the bill, suspending the debt
and held israel secure. republican lawmakers back the plan. we should not be turning our backs on our steadfast ally at a time when they continue to face dangerous threats from terrorists. but progressives threaten to shut down the government if democrats left the iron dome provision in. the revolt underscores the chasm between democrats over israel and how the democratic leadership kowtows to liberals. it s clear that the leadership of the democratic party right now is moving to the tune of the threats of the left. and it s hurting us internationally. the g.o.p. forced to vote to try to restock israel s system but democrats rejected the effort describing it as a gotcha vote. democrats who support israel blasted the g.o.p. for its tactics. i will say today the republicans are making the same thing i said to them last year and the year before. they need to stop politicizing israel. the g.o.p. wouldn t support the government funding bill regardless of whether iron dome money
of lawlessness and wanting open borders. harris: seems like there s a political component to what people had for breakfast this morning. let s bring in republican congresswoman martha mcsally of arizona. a cosponsor of this resolution to support ice. democrats say it s a gotcha vote, a political, what do you say? that s infuriating, to think about the men and women of ice right now putting their lives on the line in the communities they protect and we represent, stopping terrorists from coming into our country, rescuing children that have been victims of child exploitation, 904 were rescued last year, protecting people from human trafficking, stopping over a million pounds of drugs coming into our country, including almost 700 pounds of heroin, today 116 americans on average will lose their lives to the opioid
stunt, watch. what the republicans are doing is trying to do a gotcha vote, we are not going to let them, there are far too many pressing issues we need to get on the floor of congress that this unfortunate majority has not been able to get to the floor and we want to use any time we have to talk about the most precious pressing issues. harris: we knew this was coming, republicans are supporting ice, daring the democrats not to do the same. no question about that, this is a response to some on the left calling for abolishing ice, nancy pelosi is not amused. what is on the floor today is a political stunt on the part of the republicans, i told my members, they are acting politically, don t take them seriously. certainly we know we have to protect our borders, we have been at the forefront of that over time and currently. alive a look at the house
you know, already, the senate democrats aren t going to support what the president proposed, tax increases on those that make, as a couple $250,000 or more. that hits a lot of small businesses. my husband has a small business. we are also going to have a procedural vote. they modified it to now include the surtax on millionaires. this is a political gotcha vote. if they created jobs, we would have zero unemployment right now. what we need, if the president were serious about this, he would be reaching out to the speaker of the house. leaders in congress and figuring out what we can agree on, like regulatory reform, tax reform, create a better climate in the private sector. a lot of those bills have been studied by the economists, though. what house republicans and senate republicans have been putting out about regulations and none of the analysis from these independent economists