pass a $1.7 trillion spending bill. that s trillion with a t, folks. republicans calling it a terrible christmas gift for americans already feeling the pain from high inflation. listen. we re two days away from christmas. the christmas season is a season of giving. but in congress, it appears the season of giving will line the pockets of democrats special interests and stick the hard-working americans with the tab. in moments, new york republican congresswoman nicole malliotakis. but first to senior congressional correspondent chad pergram reporting live from capitol hill where all of the action is happening today. chad? anita, the house and senate are now aligned on the omnibus. the vote 225 to 201. one democratic nay. alexandria ocasio-cortez. nine gop yays. most gop members railed against the bill as republicans claims the majority on january 3. in 11 days, this all changes. we re going to reclaim this body s integrity and service the american people. after this in
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in on this christmas eve eve. i want to take a look at what den henninger writes about this in wall street journal. he said immigration and biden i title 42 catastrophe. progresses have the realities of governing turned inside out. since the beginnings of organized society, the practical requisite for progress has been maintaining civil order. they have demoted order to a secondary concern, if that. juan, let me start with you. we see the pictures every day from our bill melugin and griff jenkins and others. there doesn t appear to be much civil order at the border. the numbers of people crossing are historic, epic. we keep hearing it. it seems like the administration could put a stop to it if they wanted to. what do you say about that? well, i mean, i have much respect for dan henninger. i think he s terrific. the concept of justice and order of closely related and
committed suicide. because she was being hounded so much for the family s political problems, and that s a fact that you won t see in the official party history. xi, still just a child, was forced to fight for his life in the streets of beijing. there was nobody at home. there were no parents at home for a very young teenager. and that teenager was trying to survive in the casous of a revolution. the cultural revolution was this implosion of chinese society right down to the family level, as kind of this inferno of all of the bonds and trust of hierarchy that organized society. in his late teens, the party sent xi how to work as a peasant in the countryside. he spent many, many years in a very poor county in northern china basically doing manual labor, being a farmer, feeding
the bonds of trust and hierarchy that organized society. in his late teens, the party sent xi out to work as a peasant in the countryside. he spent many, many years in a very poor county in northern china, basically doing manual labor, being a farmer, feeding pigs. after years spent working as a farmhand, xi made a decision about his future. xi then did a very surprising thing, which is he applied to become a member of the party. not just once. he was rejected over and over and over again. he was rejected because his family name was now poisoned in chinese politics for this period of time. finally he gained admission to the party and began an almost 40-year climb up the ladder. but why? why would xi jinping, a victim
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