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James Talarico: "To those who love this state, to those who love this country, to those who love our neighbors, it's time to start flipping tables."

James Talarico: "People are hungry for a new kind of politics. Not a politics of fear, not a politics of hate, not a politics of division. But a politics of love. A love that can heal what's broken in America. This new kind of politics is being born in the Lone Star State."

James Talarico: "As a legislator, I've brought Democrats and Republicans together to take on corporate special interests. To lower the cost of housing. Lower the cost of childcare. Lower the cost of prescription drugs. I am trying to love my neighbor through public policy."

James Talarico on his primary victory: "One thing is clear today. We're about to take back Texas. To the billionaires who have taken over our state and taken over our country, your unchecked power is coming to an end. Your days dividing working people are numbered."

Iraq Veteran Pat Ryan: The Trump administration reiterated that they expect significant additional casualties. This seems like an ill-conceived, open-ended regime change war. Having been on the receiving end of one of those in Iraq, it is infuriating that the country I love is repeating history here

New data reveals crime in New York City decreased by 8% in February, with decreases in every borough.

The House Oversight Committee has voted to subpoena Pam Bondi to testify about her handling of the Epstein files.

Gagnon: America's anti-missile defense, we only have a certain amount. And we're getting depleted. Will we run out?

Schulz: I feel like we will, because Trump tweeted that we have unlimited missiles. Trump only tweets shit like that when shit ain't going well.

Trump: I have to go back and look at the war, you know? I have a lot of things happening

Trump nods off at his energy roundtable

Schulz: I really don't think there's anything that gets America to support the war. Americans can't fucking afford health care. They don't care about what's happening in Iran.

Trump: Don't worry about wind. Forget it. It's worthless. We don't do wind because it's a loser, except for China. You know, China makes all the windmills. They sell them to the suckers over in Europe. This is not going to work out well. And now they're saying I was right

Trump: Your electric costs are gonna be going down. Unfortunately, it'll take a little time to get there

Trump on his war with Iran:

"We had this little interlude to do what we have to do. But these are these interludes are very important, especially this one. And the economy has never been like this."

Rep. Moskowitz wears a "Justice for Cricket" pin to Kristi Noem's congressional hearing

(Cricket is the 14-month-old dog Noem described executing in her memoir)

Rep. Garcia: Howard Lutnick said that he did not have any contact with Epstein after 2005. And then what did we learn? He went on the plane. He went to the island. He went into business with Jeffrey Epstein. And here he is today, our Commerce Secretary. He's a complete liar. He should resign.

MS NOW airs compilation of JD Vance speaking out against war in the Middle East prior to becoming Vice President

New Pentagon estimates reveal the U.S. government is spending $1 billion a day on Trump's war with Iran.

New data reveals New York City has had the fewest shootings and murders ever recorded during the first two months of a year.

Leaked messages reveal a senior Miami GOP official ran a racist and antisemitic group chat in which the N-word was used over 200 times.

The House Ethics Committee has launched an investigation into GOP Rep. Tony Gonzales after he pestered a staffer for nude photos in the lead-up to her suicide.

Collins: Hegseth said the press only covers the death of US service members because they want to make Trump look bad. The press covers the deaths of US service members under every president.

Leavitt: The press does only want to make the president look bad. That's a fact

Q: Given what Pete Hegseth said this morning, is it the position of this administration that the press should not prominently cover the deaths of US service members?

Leavitt: It's the position of this administration that the press should accurately report on the success of Operation Epic Fury

Leavitt on why Trump started a war with Iran:

"Trump had a feeling based on a fact"

Q: The White House said Trump's rash was from a preventative skin cream that he was using, but why is he using this cream? What are they trying to prevent?

Leavitt: I don't have anything additional to add

Leavitt compares the Iran strikes to the 2003 Iraq invasion, bragging that it was "twice the scale of the 2003 Shock and Awe campaign"

When asked about the faulty State Department hotline for Americans stranded in the Middle East, Leavitt lashes out at the press for not accurately reporting on the situation

Q: Does Trump believe the country supports the actions that he's taken so far in Iran?

Leavitt: I think he does

Leavitt claims Trump decided to strike Iran because he had a "good feeling" that they were going to strike first

Leavitt: The Trump administration is doing everything to protect Americans in harm's way

(Thousands of Americans are currently stranded in the Middle East)