less. that s what you re trying to pay this bill from. the house is not in order, mr. speaker. [ gavel ] house will be in order. that as americans we re supposed to expect less. i can look anywhere i want, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i cannot believe the amount of control one party rule wants. they now want to dictate to a member of the floor of where i can look? now, this performance is largely for effect. no republicans were ever expected to cross the aisle to support the measure anyhow. this all comes just days after biden signed his infrastructure bill into law. its passage would be another hard-fought victory for the president who spent months negotiating with liberal and moderate democrats. the bill now goes to the senate where democrats will now have to get on the same page if the build back better proposal is to become law. meanwhile, house members investigating the january 6th capitol riot a.b. appear to be losing patience with former white house chief of staff m
last. that s what you are trying to pay this bill from. house is not an order, mister speaker. [noise] house will be in order. as americans we are supposed to expect less. a [inaudible] i can look anywhere i want, mister speaker. they now want to dictate to a member of the floor where i can look! no republicans were ever expected to cross the aisle to support the measure anyhow. this comes days after biden signed his infrastructure bill into law. the passage would be another hard-fought victory for the president, who spent months negotiating with liberal and moderate democrats. the battle is far from over, however, the bill now goes to the senate where democrats have to go to the same page if the proposal is to become law. meanwhile, house members investigating the january 6th capitol riot appear to be losing patience with former white house chief of staff mark meadows. the panel has been trying to get meadows to comply after he defied a subpoena, citing trump s cla
i m harris faulkner along with emily campagno and kaleigh mcenany and carley shimkus. we knew they were not going to let that, and the optics were horrible for this administration. they housed mostly haitian migrants for weeks. but the crisis is not nearly over. thousands of people and migrants are waiting to be released into the united states. tweeting this, his shirt reads: biden please let us in. over the weekend, the secretary actually told us how many his department has let actually stay here. how many of them, well, first, how many have been released into the u.s.? they are released on conditions and i think that it is approximately 10,000 or 12,000 or so. that have been released? yes. and the numbers got bigger after they were moved out of that bridge. no, it is 174 and i m not focused on that number, though. i m focused on 1.5 million. well, it is a stunning amount of people. it is catch and release. they say that the border is shut down and locked down. n
lawrence jones. this footage from sunday shows the moment a nevada created by anti-capitalist climate protesters blocking the road to this year s burning man music festival. the truck was made from a metal. the authorities then moved in to arrest the activists and get the roads opened again. that moment is not just making waves in america, it is resonating with people across the globe who are fed up with eco-protesters. activists have been shutting down busy highways, in london, accountaivists brought traffic to a crawl during a slow march. others have thrown paint and attempting to destroy priceless pieces of art. many groups have backing of big-name actors and hollywood celebrities, chelsea handler, who have made contributions bank rolling many smaller activist groups. lawrence, everyone is fed up, real people have to drive and commute to work. it is not disney heires that get to bank roll destructors, people are fed up and done. bless the rangers. lawrence: everyone ha
women, at that is where your modern-day republican party is at. ladies and gentlemen, the gop. m thank you. thank you for joining us. in 1993, time magazine called it the pill that changes everything, the new abortion pill was part of a two drug protocol for medication abortion and it really changed the american health landscape and the landscape across the globe. pregnant people in china, the united kingdom, s reading, france, where the drug had already been approved, have the ability to end pregnancies without undergoing surgery and even in some cases, from inside the four walls of their own ls homes. according to time, this made abortion a truly personal and private choice, but it also opened up a new frontier of antiabortion backlash. as soon as the drug was first developed and approved in france in the 1980s, it sparked protest, facing intense pressure from the catholic church, the company behind the pill decided to temporarily pull it from the market. in the u.s., the