Sam Greenglass
speaker
1,154 appearances
137 recordings
3 series
first heard Oct 2024
last heard 4 Aug
Sam Greenglass’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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We've already seen two amendments by Republicans to try and block this fund for good, though even if they do attract enough votes to pass, it is unclear if Senate rules will allow them in this unrelated $70 billion measure to fund ICE and Border Patrol for three years.
So this dispute over money to potentially compensate people who stormed the Capitol on January 6th may imperil one of Trump's top priorities, funding immigration enforcement.
Hey, Leila.
Well, Senate Majority Leader John Thune spent the last 24 hours telling his Republican colleagues that it should be enough and that they should feel confident moving forward today with a vote on billions of dollars for immigration enforcement, which had been stalled by pushback over this fund.
But that did not satisfy some of these Republican senators like John Cornyn of Texas.
He said the only way to ensure the fund is dead is
is for Congress to put a stake through it.
And, you know, not long after the Senate voted to proceed to debate yesterday, President Trump was asked whether this fund was actually dead.
We've already seen two amendments by Republicans to try and block this fund for good, though even if they do attract enough votes to pass, it is unclear if Senate rules will allow them in this unrelated $70 billion measure to fund ICE and Border Patrol for three years.
So this dispute over money to potentially compensate people who stormed the Capitol on January 6th may imperil one of Trump's top priorities, funding immigration enforcement.
Oh, totally.
But Republicans like retiring Senator Tom Tillis of North Carolina say what Trump is doing is self-sabotage.
Tillis, who's also raised concerns about Blanche's statements on January 6th.
called out Trump's pick for acting director of national intelligence, Bill Pulte, Wednesday on CNBC.
Tillis is referring to an expiring section of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA.
The White House, top Republicans and Democrats want to renew it, but now some Democrats say they won't unless Trump drops Pulte.
Some Senate Republicans are also concerned about Pulte.
Asked about his qualifications, Intelligence Chair Tom Cotton only said, I have no observations on the matter.
Another example this week was over in the House, where four Republicans joined with Democrats to pass a war powers resolution to try to force Trump to pull back forces from the conflict with Iran.
This still has to pass the Senate, and Trump can veto it, so practically it doesn't mean much, but this is still a significant rebuke.
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