Sam Greenglass
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1,168 appearances
140 recordings
3 series
first heard Oct 2024
last heard 15 Sep
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And so, you know...
even as Democrats try and withhold money for ICE, it's not really doing much to prevent ICE agents from doing their job.
I mean, Republicans in this Congress have really taken their cues from President Trump when it comes to deciding a policy direction.
And in the absence of that, that opens up the space for disagreement between the House and the Senate.
You know, we're not really talking in this particular moment about disagreements between Democrats and Republicans.
This now is a fight between House Republicans and Senate Republicans.
I would also just point out that last fall we were asking voters who they blamed for that record long shutdown.
And I think it's pretty likely that a lot of those people don't even remember that shutdown at this point.
Think of all of the stuff that has happened between then and now.
We've had the fight over health subsidies.
We've had conflict in Iran, Venezuela, ICE.
And as Mara is saying, think of all of the things that could happen in the next couple of months before voters are actually thinking about who they're going to elect in the midterm elections.
Yeah, I mean, there have been so many moments in this Congress where it looks like maybe Republicans and Democrats, a House and the Senate can come together around some kind of solution to a problem that polls suggest the public wants to be solved, like the expiring health care subsidies, like reforms to tactics of federal immigration officers.
And then in the end, that deal ultimately crumbles.
The White House has indicated some openness to some of these policy changes that Mara mentioned, specifically requiring officer worn body cameras, preventing immigration enforcement operations in so-called sensitive places like hospitals and schools.
But the White House has really pushed back on other changes specifically.
the requiring judicial warrants to enter homes and businesses, the banning of masks.
And Democrats had really yet to convince Republicans in the White House to come on board for what they consider to be non-negotiables.
Though I should say that Senate Majority Leader John Thune last week said that the time for negotiating over these is over.
Democrats should have taken what was on the table, that they were not going to ever get some of these things.
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