Julia Manchester

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38 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 26 Jan

Julia Manchester’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And one thing to watch this week is the threat of a potential government shutdown over this issue of funding the Department of Homeland Security, in particular ICE.
Senators have until Saturday to fund the government, but you have a growing number of Democrats coming out and saying they won't vote for this in the wake of the shooting if this funds ICE.
And it's not just Republicans who have been normally critical of President Trump.
Of course, Senator Bill Cassidy, for example, from Louisiana, who voted to convict Trump in impeachment during his second term.
He came out against this very early.
But you also have Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt, for example, who is very conservative.
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, very conservative from Kentucky.
He's coming out and questioning this.
And, you know, these comments are being made on conservative platforms.
It's not like they're just being reported.
These are public comments.
So I think the administration is very aware of this and how maybe the optics have slipped away from them.
You know, I think their voices make a difference when it comes to their democratic bases.
Remember, this is an election year.
You have the House and the Senate up for re-election.
You know, it could make a difference, particularly with Obama.
He's a pretty popular figure, more popular than Clinton, I would say, with Americans across the board, particularly maybe Democrats and independents.
But in general, I think those statements more serve to galvanise the left's political base.
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