David Gurra

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2,056 appearances 266 recordings 8 series first heard May 2025 last heard 5 Jun

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We're looking at two different tracks here.
There is this diplomatic track.
We had Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner meeting with Iranian officials in Geneva for the second time, and there are plans for negotiations.
another meeting in a couple weeks time all the while we've seen president trump marshal all of this u.s military might in the middle east more is on its way i was looking what axios was reporting this morning the armada trump's armada has grown to include two aircraft carriers a dozen warships hundreds of fighter jets and
multiple air defense systems.
This is a symbolic vote, but I think it's an important one.
This bill was introduced now almost a year ago by Gregory Meeks, the Democratic congressman, who's the ranking member on the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
And it's to terminate the national emergency that President Trump has used to justify the tariffs he's put in place on Canada.
is that 60-vote filibuster-proof majority that they would need to get seems unlikely.
So you see this pressure from Republicans in the House on John Thune, the majority leader, to relax these filibuster rules.
He and other institutionalists are reluctant to do that.
This is the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act, one that would require you to produce evidence that you are in fact a citizen when you cast a ballot.
This was another close vote in the House, 218 to 213.
This one did go in Speaker Mike Johnson's favor.
I think what will be interesting to see here is the way in which this makes its way through the Senate, if in fact it does.
It sounds like, from what Tom Holman said, we are going to see a change in tactic here, but certainly, and I'll emphasize this as well, nothing in those remarks makes it sound like that federal presence, yes, it might be diminished, is going away.
anytime soon.
A lot of what he focused on in his comments.
With the conversations that he's had with local and state officials over these last few days, he pointed to points of agreement where they can kind of find a path forward, points of disagreement.
The notion of what a sanctuary city is certainly a key one of disagreement there.
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