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Pramila Jayapal

Pramila Jayapal

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Oct 18, 2026

John FawcettHOST
43:58
Imposters.
John FawcettHOST
43:59
U.S. Representative Pramila Jayapal is married to Steve Williamson.
John FawcettHOST
44:04
I'm not sure who Steve Williamson is, but...
John FawcettHOST
44:07
Based on your comedy, sounds like a white guy to me.
Bob WoodleyHOST
9:32
Two members of Congress went there as recently as April.
Bob WoodleyHOST
9:36
Pramila Jayapal and Jonathan Jackson, both Democrats, are quoted by U.S. News & World Report as saying they wanted to see the suffering that is happening on the ground.
Bob WoodleyHOST
9:49
They call the president's embargo of the island an illegal blockade of energy supplies.
Bob WoodleyHOST
9:55
You would think lawmakers would have a clearer picture of what's legal and what isn't.
Suhasini HaidarHOST
3:04
In 2020, Delhi had reacted very sharply when former Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau had criticised India's response to farm protests.
Suhasini HaidarHOST
3:13
But when the US lawmaker, Pramila Jayapal, who has run into trouble with the Indian government in the past as well, said on social media that she's concerned about the allegations of disenfranchisement, she stands with the protesters, the Indian embassy in Washington had a sharp response.
Suhasini HaidarHOST
3:33
Now, this is where it took a more serious turn.
Suhasini HaidarHOST
3:35
The United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights actually issued a statement as well.
Ezra LevinGUEST
11:39
asks us to
Antonia HyltonHOST
11:42
Ezra Levin thank you so much it's good to see you I'm sure you have a busy day ahead all right next as people across the country call for accountability today what Democrats on the Judiciary Committee are preparing to do if they take the House majority I'll ask Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal about that in just 90 seconds stay with us
speaker_6AUDIENCE
12:05
no more vanity Vote, vote, vote! Vote, vote, vote! Stop our insanity! Vote, vote, vote! Vote, vote, vote!
speaker_0ADVERTISER
12:27
Whoever said fork in the road must have been hungry for the Sorento and Sorento Turbo Hybrid.
Antonia HyltonHOST
16:01
Let's not forget, President Trump started his political career railing against the swamp, the Washington corruption.
Antonia HyltonHOST
16:08
Now corruption may be the thing that consumes his own second term.
Antonia HyltonHOST
16:13
And joining me now is Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal of Washington State.
Antonia HyltonHOST
16:17
She serves on the Judiciary, Foreign Affairs and Budget Committees.
Seth LeibsohnHOST
15:02
Uh, Scott Wiener in California, you will get.
Seth LeibsohnHOST
15:05
And then there's those that already exist who are right there with them, Becca Balint, Maxine Dexter, Maxwell Frost, Adelita Grijalva, Ayanna Pressley, Pramila Jayapal, uh, uh, uh, Ro Khanna, a lot more.
Seth LeibsohnHOST
15:19
Um, they will be joined in the Senate.
Seth LeibsohnHOST
15:22
El-Sayed could be joining, um, people like, uh, Chris Van Hollen, uh, Elo- uh, uh, Elizabeth Warren, uh, Ed Markey.
Ayesha MehtaHOST
2:20
Right.
Ayesha MehtaHOST
2:21
U.S. Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal threw her support behind the protests against India's special intensive revision, the SAR.
Ayesha MehtaHOST
2:30
And she claimed that 130 million people were being purged from voting rolls.
Karan RaoHOST
2:34
Yeah, that's a huge claim.
Dan NewmanHOST
59:10
"Instead of the weapon DHS has proven to be, we need a department built on the best parts of who we are and can be, and the best examples of how we can take care of each other in hard times," Ramirez said.
Dan NewmanHOST
59:27
Last month, she held a press conference with Pramila Jayapal, another far lefty from Dem- she's a Democrat from Washington State.
Dan NewmanHOST
59:36
They suggested ending all immigration detention across the whole country, all of the United States.
Dan NewmanHOST
59:47
Today, we're saying we want to abolish ICE.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
4:35
In Olympia, I'm Sarah Mizes-Tan.
Paige BrowningHOST
4:38
Staying with politics, today, US Representative Pramila Jayapal's office in Seattle was evacuated after they received a suspicious package.
Paige BrowningHOST
4:46
Just yesterday, Washington Secretary of State's office, which runs elections, was also targeted with a letter containing a suspicious powder.
Paige BrowningHOST
4:55
Federal officials are now trying to track down the person or people who sent suspicious packages to officials in Washington and at least 14 other states.
Steven MurrayHOST
17:00
Yeah.
Steven MurrayHOST
17:01
I, I mean it's, it's more than obvious to me because you have Slocum, you have AOC, you have Pramila Jayapal, you have, um...
Steven MurrayHOST
17:10
I can't think of her name.
Steven MurrayHOST
17:12
Um, well, you have the squad.
Seth LeibsohnHOST
7:02
First, look at what it's accomplished already, but second, it's much larger than Newsweek's cover put it.
Seth LeibsohnHOST
7:10
Borrowing from a list compiled by Hugh Hewitt, you are also about to get Darieliza Avila Chevalier in New York, Adam Hamaway in New Jersey, Milad Kiros in Colorado, Brad Lander in New York, Claire Valdez in New York, and Scott Wiener in California, who will join the radicals already in the House like Representative Becca Balint, Representative Maxine Dexter, Representative Maxwell Frost, Representative Adelita Grijalva, Representative Pramila, Pramila Jayapal, Representative Il- Il- Ilhan Omar, Representative Rashida Tlaib, and Representative Ayanna Pressley.
Seth LeibsohnHOST
7:45
That list can go on to include the likes of Ro Khanna and a lot more, but also don't stop there, for you could also see James Talarico in Texas join radicals already in the Senate like Ed Markey, like Jeff Mer- uh, Merkley, Bernie Sanders, Chris Van Hollen, Jon Ossoff, Elizabeth Warren, Sheldon Whitehouse.
Seth LeibsohnHOST
8:05
None of them, be they officially DSA or not, disagree with one another on anything.

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