baldwin: when might i sen. baldwin: when might i expect detailed operational plans. i referenced in my opening statement the fact that 530 programs or activities, when you provided that information had in asterisk in place of a dollar amount. when might i expect the detailed plan? when? sec. kennedy: as i explained to you, those distinctions are being made by omb. sen. baldwin: you're not in charge of the spending plan. sec. kennedy: this is a governmentwide issue. sen. baldwin: the secretary of hhs is not in charge of the spent plan for 2025. i will move on. research funded by the national institutes of health has pioneered the developing of new technologies and cutting edge treatments including immunotherapies that are saving lives and giving millions of americans suffering from devastating diseases more hope and more time with their families. last week american doctors made history with the world's first successful personalized gene editing treatment in a nine and half month old baby boy, curing him of a rare life-threatening genetic disorder. this technology is m

baldwin: ok. and, you know, i want to just comment on the deferred resignation program because, you know, this administration's been crystal clear that it wants to significantly reduce the federal workforce and the president's executive order 14210 says agency heads shall promptly undertake preparations to initiate large-scale reductions in force. and information provided to federal employees about the deferred resignation program indicated that the federal workforce is expected to undergo significant near-term changes, as a result of these changes or for other reasons you may wish to depart the federal government on terms that provide you with sufficient time and economic security to plan your future. this is really doing everything in my mind to tell employees to leave because if they don't, they're probably going to get fired. but anyway. i'm concerned that this administration is paying lip service to protecting and supporting american workers. but then taking actions that harm them. we see the

[applause] >> i join in applauding tammy duckworth and --excuse me, tammy baldwin. tammy duckworth, too. when tammy came to the congress, she was the first lesbian to serve in the house of representatives. and when she arrived, everybody knew how she became the first, because of her knowledge, her wisdom, her values, in every way, her graciousness, and we're so proud of you and we continue to be so proud of you, tammy. i visited her in her district as a congresswoman, can see how she related to the farmers as well as the people in the city. let me just say that i associate myself with everything that has been said about the need for this, and i just want to tell a little different perspective. and jeff merkley, thank you for your leadership, and i'll talk about when we had our first press conference on this. but first, i want to acknowledge sarah mcbride, a member of congress from delaware, and she's a pioneer in congress as well. [applause] and as you all know, dina titus has been a champion on these issues from nevada over time. [applause] so, here's the thing. we

chair cassidy: senator baldwin. sen. baldwin:. sec., you run a department that touches the lives of nearly every american. yet for this budget hearing, these are the six pages that we have gotten in terms of your budget request. we are also 7.5 months into this fiscal year, and yet you are not telling me american -- telling the american public about how you are spending the billions in taxpayer dollars right now. you had to submit an operating plan to the congress. and this is just a sample page but 530 programs simply have asterisks. secretary kennedy, this is not about you hiding information from me. this is about hiding information from the american public. if you are going to cut cancer research or got mental health --gut mental health support, stand by your work and explain it to the american people. now, i want to start with what i hope is an easy question for you. do you think lead poisoning in children is a significant concern? sec. kennedy: is lead poisoning? sen. baldwin: in children, a significant concern? sec. kennedy:

baldwin: ok. and, you know, i want to just comment on the deferred resignation program because, you know, this administration's been crystal clear that it wants to significantly reduce the federal workforce and the president's executive order 14210 says agency heads shall promptly undertake preparations to initiate large-scale reductions in force. and information provided to federal employees about the deferred resignation program indicated that the federal workforce is expected to undergo significant near-term changes, as a result of these changes or for other reasons you may wish to depart the federal government on terms that provide you with sufficient time and economic security to plan your future. this is really doing everything in my mind to tell employees to leave because if they don't, they're probably going to get fired. but anyway. i'm concerned that this administration is paying lip service to protecting and supporting american workers. but then taking actions that harm them. we see the

if you do the baldwin material, we need to trigger warning. don't go anywhere.ike rowe, america's sweetheart is in the house. we meet the panel next is push ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. class action. and you're like, she's hot. you know? yo. okay. but for belichick's money, the age gap appears to have nothing on that thigh gap. oh, man. but the internet is concerned that the former head coach is now an assistant coach. after hudson threw a challenge flag during his now viral interview with cbs. take a look. how did you guys meet? not talking about this. okay. as a guy who grew up in the 90s, this is and you've never met john wayne five. [laughter] zero jimmy. what are you doing? is used to be a classy

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baldwin: mr. dabbar, we have seen the minority business development agency grant termination notice that was signed by a doge member named nat kavanaughe. mr. kavanaugh signed a notice claiming he was acting under the authority of the active undersecretary of the minority business development agency. we have since learned mr. kavanaugh may have potentially sent these grant termination notices without approval, which if true raises serious questions about whether doge is now running the department of commerce. mr. dabbar, if confirmed will you commit to reviewing the grant termination notice is signed by mr. kavanaugh and promptly informed this committee whether mr. kavanaugh sent those notices with proper approval? mr. dabbar: if i am so honored to be confirmed i have a great amount of experience running organizations including review criteria of who has certain approvals. i did that as undersecretary. sen. baldwin: you will immediately let us know if mr. kavanaugh had the authority and approval t

charges against alec baldwin were dismissed last year. >> a man in toledo, ohio, credits his healthy lifestyle and his apple watch for saving him when he had a stroke. video shows derrick gantt jumping rope, but then he collapses. his watch asked him if he needed help. he ignored the message, thinking he'd be okay, but when he still couldn't get up, he summoned paramedics. gantt said he went off his blood thinners and a clot went to his head. that was last summer, and now he's made a full recovery. >> the world's oldest person has died. she was a nun in brazil named ina lucas, and she passed away on wednesday at age 116. she loved soccer. she loved her family. she was the 20th oldest person in recorded history. the title of the oldest living person will now pass to a 115 year old woman in england. >> wow. well, coming up, tim laird is back with his menu ideas for a perfect derby party. >> and later a wiener dog wonderland. we' six piece nonstick knife set. a $30 value free from sara max. don't turn on the stove. get out all the pans or preheat the oven to make an entire meal that's s

also a major update and the alec baldwin shooting one person convicted in the deadly incident is released from prison. and the excitement is revving up in indianapolis where the sold-out crowd expected for the indianapolis 500r every day at heroes for their commitment and service. we began with lucas tomlinson life at the west point military academy or the president trump delivered the commencement address to cadets earlier today. >> went president trump address the graduating class of 2025 here at west point, continued subthemes he spoke about last week in the middle east which included nation building. i just don't the united states to engage in an ever again. cooks gone are the days were defending every nation but our own was the primary thoughts. we are putting america first. we are putting america first. we have to rebuild and defend a nation. very shortly we will see a nation better than it has ever been. you see that with the trade. >> escaping the traditional handshake citing urgent business with russia and china trump recognize a number of cadets in the graduating class bryce dal

baldwin himself was also charged with involuntary manslaughter for hutchens' death but -- but was townnnocent. >> dismissal with prejudice is warranted to ensure the begty of the judicial system and the efficient administration of justice. your motion to dismiss with prejudice is granted. [background sounds] >> reporter: he's since filed a civil lawsuit for pa malicious prosecution and says prosecutors and investigators intentionally mishandled evidence. the suit says the defendant sought at every turn to scapegoat baldwin for other people's actions regardless of evidence or the law. now, the special prosecutor in baldwin's case tells the associated press that she has been aware or that baldwin was considering filing a haut for over a year now, and she looks forward to their day in court, mike. mike: we will follow it. madison scarpino, thanks a lot. >>> president trump this morning addressing a new generation of military leaders at west point. this as he looks to overhaul the national security power structure in his government. lucas tomlinson is live at west point with that that and

and senator baldwin joins us from the hill right now. >> senator baldwin. >> thanks so much for joiningion you set through this hearing, he had a different one on the house today. did you leave understanding or having a new understanding of how dangerous it is for kennedy to be the health and human services secretary for this country, for the american people? >> absolutely. we are going in the wrong direction, which is not at all a surprise. >> when we. >> have an anti-vaxxer conspiracy theorist as the secretary of health and human services. and to my questions to others, he took no responsibility. but we are in the middle of the biggest measles outbreak we've seen in decades. we are seeing life saving research cut off. we are seeing people with less access to mental health care. we are going absolutely in the wrong direction, and that lies at the feet of secretary kennedy and donald trump. >> you also, senator, pressed the secretary on effectively gutting the cdc group that tests kids for lead poisoning. let's take a listen. >> the entire childhood lead poisoning branch has been fired.

and co-producer of alec baldwin was pointing the gun at the cinematographer as part of a movie scene, the revolver went off killing hutchens, and injured the director. they did not believe she tampered with evidence. >> and finding the defendant hannah gutierrez found guilty in charge one and find the defendant not guilty of count two. >> the movie "rust", came out with the consent with hutchens' family, the crew finalized filming after baldwin had his charge and the actor accused the attorneys and prosecutors of civil rights violations and mishandled evidence and tried to scapegoat baldwin at every turn. the special prosecutor in baldwin's case says that she has been aware that he was thinking about filing a lawsuit for a little over a year now and she says she looks forward to their day in court. >> madison scarpino reporting live. thanks very much. still to come, four-time indy car champion and racing legend, mario andretti, live from the indianapolis motor speedway ahead of tomorrow's indy 500 tomorrow on fox. and dr. robert redfield on the key take aways from the maha commission

>> i can tell you, senator baldwin, gene therapy and cell therapy is a priority for me and for marty makary was the fda director. we are going to ensure that this country remains the hub of -- >> that wasn't my question. secretary kennedy, whose decision is it to withhold thousands of grants and billions in funding for life-saving medical research at nih that we approved on a bipartisan basis in this subcommittee? in the subcommittee? >> we are not abandoning any life-saving, saving research -- >> visit doge redoing nih? visit doge redoing nih grant award? >> we have cut administrators

and you could hear me read my my other exchanges with tammy baldwin and the.know, anyway, i'm not necessarily believing what senator baldwin. >> so you're disputing and saying that there are more than one cdc employees. >> like i said, we have 62,000 employees. i'm not sure how many we have deployed to milwaukee. i'm happy to check and give you that information. >> my source tonight is the name, the senator that you just heard. the secretary mentioned there, democratic senator tammy baldwin of wisconsin. and it's great to have you here, senator, because you heard him essentially saying he is not believing you or the other health officials in milwaukee. when you say there are no cdc people on the ground, how do you respond to him tonight? >> well, caitlin, i know your team has done the research to there are no cdc childhood lead experts on the ground in milwaukee because secretary kennedy fired all of them. that's why milwaukee's outreach for help and assistance and resources during this lead crisis was denied, because there are no experts left in that branch a

baldwin: ok. and, you know, i want to just comment on the deferred resignation program because, you know, this administration's been crystal clear that it wants to significantly reduce the federal workforce and the president's executive order 14210 says agency heads shall promptly undertake preparations to initiate large-scale reductions in force. and information provided to federal employees about the deferred resignation program indicated that the federal workforce is expected to undergo significant near-term changes, as a result of these changes or for other reasons you may wish to depart the federal government on terms that provide you with sufficient time and economic security to plan your future. this is really doing everything in my mind to tell employees to leave because if they don't, they're probably going to get fired. but anyway. i'm concerned that this administration is paying lip service to protecting and supporting american workers. but then taking actions that harm them. we see the

baldwin: it is. after my intervention and our conversation, the funds were released, but people make expenditures in reliance of an award that gotten. sec. rollins: i understand. it was maybe a 30 day delay and i apologize for that. on a worthy program, especially with our dairy farmers, one day is too many. sen. baldwin: uncertainty of if they were ever going to get the funds. let me move on to another one that you already referenced briefly. i was deeply concerned when the usda abruptly cut funding to critical food assistance programs in march, including the local food purchase assistance program and the emergency food assistance program. in 2024, through the program, wisconsin distributed over 21 million pounds of food, serving over 618,000 households. hunger task force in milwaukee had about $615,000 worth of food they expected to help feed people during this summer halted by the trump administration. wisconsin farmers and producers work tirelessly to grow food that feeds hungry children in stock

capito: thank you, senator baldwin. now i would like to welcome our witness again. the secretary of labor, the 30th secretary of labor. she was confirmed in a bipartisan way on the senate floor of 67-32. that's quite a feat in this environment, i will say. and madam secretary, welcome your remarks for five minutes. sec. chavez-deremer: thank you, chairman capito, ranking member baldwin, and members of the subcommittee. thank you for the invitation to testify today. it's an honor to appear before the subcommittee to share the important work this administration is doing at the department of labor and discuss the president's fiscal year 2026 budget request. it's a privilege to serve as the 30th secretary of labor and lead the department's efforts on behalf of president trump and the american workforce. my role as secretary is to ensure the american worker is at the center of our economic strategy. the middle class, union workers and small businesses have given us a clear mandate. it is my job to guarantee those men and women are not just heard, but respected and priori

>> i can tell you, senator baldwin, gene therapy and cell therapy is a priority for me and for martyary was the fda director. we are going to ensure that this country remains the hub of -- >> that wasn't my question. secretary kennedy, whose decision is it to withhold thousands of grants and billions in funding for life-saving medical research at nih that we approved on a bipartisan basis in this subcommittee? in the subcommittee? >> we are not abandoning any life-saving, saving research -- >> visit doge redoing nih? visit doge redoing nih grant award? >> we have cut administrators require cutting waste. where cutting new program. >> you were funding $3 billion less in medical biomedical research than you did a year prior. >> we are spending less on administration of those programs. >> 3200 you are grants speeded many of the grants were terminated because they were grants that were not advancing speeded these are not grants terminated. these are grants not awarded because the panels were not -- >> we spent 70% of the world's biomedical research out of nih, 70%. and with speeded cutti

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. >>> and 3.5 years after a fatal shooting on set, alec baldwin's western "rust" is finally being released> the film is opening in select theaters and is available to streaming platforms. baldwin fatally shot and killed the movie's cinematographer, halyna hutchins, and he was cleared of manslaughter charges. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," actor connie britton will be live in the studio to discuss her show "the motherhood." the studio to discuss her show "the motherhood." or chronic ki, farxiga can help you keep living life live in the studio to discuss her show "the motherhood." live in the studio to discuss her show "the motherhood." live in the studio to discuss her show "the motherhood." w live in the studio to discuss her show "the motherhood." i live in the studio to discuss her show "the motherhood." l live in the studio to discuss her show "the motherhood." l live in the studio to discuss her show "the motherhood." live in the studio to discuss her show "the motherhood." b live in the studio to discuss her show "the motherhood." e live in the studio to discuss her show "the mother

my name is pastor earl baldwin. "i'm a barber instructor, and i teach others the craft.his 55 years, earl baldwin has spent 22 years in prison, first as a teenager and twice as an adult, for robbery and burglary. a third felony would have meant a life sentence. what made him change was a series of family tragedies, beginning with his brother being killed in a shooting, and not allowed to attend his funeral. a year later, my sister was killed, but the judge. " a year later, my mother died, and again i was not allowed to say goodbye . i can't even describe how i felt then. i was ready to give up, but god told me, don't do this, no matter how you feel, one way or another, believe in me. and i heard, one way or another, believe in me, praise me. the phrase "praise god" in hebrew, latin and church slavonic sounds the same: "hallelujah." for earl, "praise me somehow," or "hallelujah imihau," became the motto of his new life. in prison, he coached sports teams under the same name, then learned the art of haircutting and even received an official license for the work, and after

since you mentioned james baldwin and his 1985 book, the price of the ticket, the james baldwin wrote the to white american paid for his ticket was to become white. i know very well that my ancestors had no desire to come to this place, but neither did the ancestors of the people who became white and, who became white, and who of my captivity. a song they require of me. a song less to celebrate my captivity than to justify their own. i think that's so powerful. what he's saying is that these structures, social constructions, that they actually trap all of us. they do. and so we think that somehow we're being protected by this, but we end up being narrowed by these. i always talk about this in the context we talking about systems in the context policing in america and part of the in pay perhaps also welfare, but not sure we're going to get into that. but part of the reason why policing is so expensive, why we spend so much time and money on it as we with defense is because white america afraid of black people and we could just create a system, you know, you know, the saying no justice,

. >> so, i mean, this is from the milwaukee health commissioner and senator tammy baldwin. yeah. >> and i you could read my my other exchanges with tammy baldwin and the, you know, anyway, i'm not necessarily believing what senator baldwin. >> so you're disputing and saying that there are more than one cdc employees. >> like i said, we have 62,000 employees. i'm not sure how many we have deployed until milwaukee. i'm happy to check and give you that information. >> and are you committed to to helping the schools there? because obviously they're having a real issue with this. >> and of course, i've been working on lead in the schools for including in milwaukee for 40 years. it's it is a crisis in our country. 44% of black youth in our municipalities have dangerous levels of lead in their blood, and that is crippling them for a lifetime, potentially. so it's an issue that is foremost on my mind. it's a high priority, and it's something we'll continue to be involved with. >> okay. and we're talking about your the big release of this report today and the next report that you've

en baldwin park, julio césar ortiz univision . >> mucha prevención al volante.ricos. la medida impulsada por republicanos y respaldada por trump ya fue aprobada por la cámara. iba camino a la casa blanca , california representa el 11% del mercado automotriz de estados unidos . planea demandar , alegando que la acción del congreso es ilegal. esto a pesar que ahora muchos californianos no quieren vehículos. tesla por estar contra elon musk . hablando de gastar gasolina , escuche esto se calcula que en todo el país 45 millones de personas viajarán por lo menos 50 millas. comenzando el día de hoy, por esto, por el fin de semana feriado, el club de automovilistas predice un incremento del 1.4 millones de viajeros. esta comparado con el año pasado. la notaron que más de 5 millones de personas viajarán hacia california, san francisco, siendo uno de los diez lugares con más visitados en todo el país. y departamentos de bomberos, parques y el sheriff del condado de sonoma están alertando al público sobre la seguridad en el agua en el río russian este fin de semana de mem

en tanto la comunidad de baldwin park en california se ve sorprendida con tremendo operativo policial olive en baldwin park ayer durante 12 horas. las autoridades trataron de convencer a la maestra de que saliera de la oficina principal donde ella se atrincheró. pero nada logró hacer de que ella saliera por su propio pie. incluso hicieron detonaciones controladas. pero ella simplemente estaba reacia a salir. fue cerca de las 22:00 de la noche cuando los agentes tuvieron que ingresar y sacar a la maestra en camilla y trasladar y trasladarla hacia un centro asistencial . las autoridades dicen que preliminarmente ella tuvo una discusión con unos de sus compañeros y después decidió meterse a esa oficina. no se sabe exactamente cómo fue que inició todo y por medida de precaución, aunque enviaron un comunicado de que ella no tenía ningún arma mortal por medida de precaución, llevaron a todos los estudiantes hacia otro centro educativo de esta zona también. por otro lado, las clases han sido suspendidas por este día, pero sí ha habido recursos de salud mental para los padres y también para l

her last name is baldwin. she's related to alec baldwin. that's not too bad. so she's a lifestyle brand is what it comes down to. she's an influencer sales of her company road makeup last year, probably about 210, 212 million dollars. so this is a no-brainer for they bring in celebrity influencers. young people watched tiktok somehow to put makeup buy the >> incredible. yeah. we've gotten along wrong line of work and make thank you very much. rob, as always, we're going to chat was rob again come next week. so make sure you get your topics in now for him to chat about. you've got his contact information there at the bottom of the page email >> it's i-25 right now and none other dead whale there been so many. it's a concerning trend all around the bay. 5 more gray whales now have washed up dead on bay area beaches in just the past week, the dead whales reported in bolinas farallon island berkeley point bonita and alcatraz island and those are on the top of 9 other individual dead whales that have already been reported throughout the bay area earlier in the year

against baldwin. the movie was released in theaters nationwide and only made $25,000. it's also streaming online. proceeds from the film will go to hutchins family. being a hero, there is no higher calling. meanwhile, thunderbolts, the latest marvel movie, took the top spot at the box office. it made $76 million in its first weekend in theaters. that's marvel's best opening weekend since shang-chi and the legend of the ten rings in 2021. you can't tell. okay. anthony flores joins us with a look at what's coming up in sports. any hint about what we're going to talk about? i think we're talking about somebody hitting a lot of threes. and that looks like the warriors because they were in action tonight. they are moving on to round two of the nba playoffs. the unlikely hero who led the dubs to victory over the rockets in game seven. stick around. sports is next. she is going to keep cheering. fast and reliable solutions from comcast business can help turn your business into a... reliably up-and-running...

, but charges were dismissed against baldwin.ters nationwide. proceeds from the film will go to hutchins family. this weekend, a step toward normalizing influencers in the movie industry. the actors union just voted to approve an influencers committee. sag-aftra national board will now have an influencer and digital creator committee. lifestyle influencer patrick janelle will lead the committee. he says joining the union will help protect influencers during contract negotiations and even offer benefits they were not receiving before. saturday night live is starting its final stretch of its 50th season tonight. quinta brunson will be returning as host. nbc's mark barger spoke to the abbott elementary star about her return to studio eight h. hey, so question about this character toilet paper mama, i kind of don't get it. heidi. it's hilarious. maybe not the stuff of snl legend, but quinta brunson can dream. i would love for toilet paper mama to become the next big thing. i want toilet paper mama to have movies, merch, benson boone

baldwin. mr. banks. mr. barrasso. mr. bennet. mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. ms. blunt rochester. mr. booker. mr. boozman. mrs. britt. mr. budd. ms. cantwell. mrs. capito. mr. cassidy. ms. collins. the clerk: mr. coons. mr. cornyn. ms. cortez masto. mr. cotton. mr. cramer. mr. crapo. mr. cruz. mr. curtis. mr. daines. ms. duckworth. the clerk: ms. duckworth. ms. ernst. mr. fetterman. mrs. fischer. mr. gallego. mrs. gillibrand. mr. graham. mr. grassley. i knew the ways and means the marketwants all the provisions e bill why republicans trying to kill nuclear fission at that were trying to bring some of our setback why are they trying to kill the very promising fusion industry again we have a huge a bipartisan fusion caucus led by chuck wiseman and jay and this will kill that. and hydrogen is a critical part of the oil and gas industry. and then finally, why do public wants to kill domestic manufacturing? it of this is what president trump says he wants. between tariffs in this reconciliation bill, 50000 jobs have alrea

. >> senator tammy baldwin on the damage being done by rfk junior's hhs. plus, speaking of no understanding. >> habeas corpus is a constitutional right that the president has. >> to be able. >> to remove. >> people from this country. >> excuse me? >> that's that's incorrect. >> when all in starts. right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the regime is prosecuting opposition legislators sentence. whose implications? you immediately understand whenever it comes up in an account from some foreign country somewhere in the world. right. hallmark of authoritarian regimes. and now it happens to be true here in the united states, because donald trump's former personal lawyer, alina habba, the interim u.s. attorney forery, who has not been confirmed by the senate and has no real qualifications for the job, has filed very obviously trumped up federal criminal charges against a sitting democratic congresswoman, lamonica mciver of new jersey. those charges include allegedly assaulting, impeding and interfering with law enforcement outside an ice detenti

charges against baldwin were dropped in december.rofits from the film will go to the deceased cinematographers family. >> the redding mother of two, who faked her own kidnaping is in a new docu series. sherri papini story captivated the country when she vanished in 2016 and reappeared 22 days later, claiming she had been kidnaped and tortured. the fbi determined it was all a hoax. papini ultimately pleaded guilty and spent more than a year in prison. now she's once again claiming her innocence. in a new docu series on investigation discovery, papini continues to insist she was abducted. she's currently fighting for visitation of her two children. >> next week, abc's the view will welcome two special guests to the show. >> next thursday, may 8th. we are honored to welcome former president biden and first lady jill biden for their very first interview since leaving the white house. we'll ask about his legacy, accomplishments, regrets, and of course, the current political landscape. >> you heard whoopi goldberg make that announcement. n

i want to thank center cones, baldwin and warnock for joining me today. this morning president trump came to the capitol to push for their one big beautiful bill. it's not beautiful, it is ugly. is something short of one big drift on the american people. >> can we have a quiet please. she is very nice, i like her. trump can meet with house republicans as many times as he likes. but it does not change the facts. this bill kills jobs, explodes the deficit and overwhelmingly helps the rich. their plan is simple billionaires when, american families lose. on jobs trump and the republicans want to pay for billionaire tax cuts but killing critical clean energy projects throughout the country. under trump chinese and government, chinese industry is far outpacing the united states on clean energy. he's literally ceding our leadership to chinese companies in 10 years from now because clean energy is the future it's cheaper and better it's going to hurt our country, our families, our children and so many ways. this ideological obsession the hard ride led by the oil,

cicely impersonates cnn anchor brooke baldwin, which is surprising because usually only people impersonating journalists on cnn are journalists on cnn. abc is here with some of the stars from their big new comedy. it's a great show, but i have to give abc fair warning. being blackish only makes you popular for so long. trust me. there's a shelf life to that. thank. as always. the reporters here had a lot to cover over the last year here on the east coast. one big story was the brutal winter, the polar vortex cause so many record lows. they renamed it msnbc. but of course, let's face it, there is one issue on every reporter's minds and that is 2016. already we've seen some missteps. it turns out jeb bush identified himself as hispanic back in 2009. but, you know what? look, i understand it's an innocent mistake. reminds me of when i identified myself as american back in 1961. ted cruz said that denying the existence of climate change may made him like galileo. now, that's not really an apt comparison. galileo believed the earth revolves around the sun. ted cruz believes the earth revolves aro