we have john barrasso of wyoming standing by. congressman biggs, how does her departure figure to get answers ten days ago with former president trump? >> she still will be obligated to provide answers. we'll put her under oath and have to give those answers and well conduct a full investigation. f.b.i. is and homeland security has an investigation going. in my opinion we need an independent commission staffed fo former -- >> harris: as she lawyers up i assume it won't be d.o.j. or taxpayer dime to defend her if anything comes up she has to answer for. we'll have to see how that shakes out. great to have you on to react to the breaking news. congressman biggs, appreciate you. republican senator john barrasso of wyoming was among that group of senators, remember we had this on the morning after this had happened, and i started talking with senators, marsha blackburn, the first of them. i had previously seen senator barrasso at an event at the convention and this had just happened and now let's do deeper of his impression with kimb

barrasso senator from wyoming confronted director cheatle at rnc. >> watch this. >> -- stonewalling. >> i can't always you have -- you owe to president trump. >> i know mr. speaker committee specifically mentions dhs intervening secretary mayorkas trying to stop this investigation? >> i am going to find that out i had him on phone within hours last saturday buck starts at his desk homeland security director he did not have a lot of information very important fact he should have had in front of him before he talked to speaker of the house about this, i am not surprised, you know. we impeached mayorkas for a reason i think a horrific -- opened borrowed ride responsible for so much mayhem endangering every american in because we believe we have terrorist cells in the country because border has been open that doesn't surprise me we will get answers from mayorkas cheatle avinvolved fbi is investigating the shooter whether he acted alone or in concert with anyone so far looks he acted alone what he told us on call yesterday there are so many more questions than answers it is very frustrati

wyoming senator john barrasso is with us this morning. mr.tor, you are in favor of nuclear power and the biden operation just expanded nuclear power or money for it. >> it's a strong america first and all forms of american energy and all of the renewal and energy is a long term weapon and nuclear powers is clearly a component of that and as you know, we have now banned the import of russian uroyanis yum that's a bill -- uranium and they've sponsored and they've undermined the market of uranium and american market and taking dominance of the world and that has now ended and we have massive stores of uranium in wyoming and build ago new generation of nuclear reactor there and administration overall has been against the basic fossil fuels from all of the democrats fighting oil and prioritizing the american people wanting affordable and available and reliable energy. stuart: it's not a experimental reactor but a fully functioning nuclear plant as i understand. how long does it take to get it up and running? >> permitting takes a long period of ti

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wyoming senator john barrasso has called for the secret service director to resign. the agency did not immediately respond to a request for comment. >>> new details in the international investigation into the six people, including two americans, found dead in a luxury hotel room in bangkok. thai authorities now saying the victims were poisoned. a preliminary autopsy revealed traces of cyanide in their blood and in used teacups in the room. they also say the suspected poisoner is among the dead. police interviews discovered four of the six victims invested money together to build a hospital in japan and there may have been a dispute over debt relating to the investment. >>> san dietaying overseas, eva gershkovich is currently in another court hearing in russia. he has been charged with espionage on behalf of the cia. gershkovich, the journal and the cia deny this and the state department has designated him as wrongfully detained in russia. for the latest, let's go to daniele hamamdjian. what's the hearing about? >> reporter: well, good morning, frances. the hearing wa

barrasso, heated questions to her about what happened this past saturday. >> stonewalling!indiscernible] >> secret service director here in milwaukee, getting pressed by two senators on that attempted assassination of the former president. she has been asked to testify on capitol hill next week before several committees, and we will see if that actually happens. house oversight has asked her to testify. homeland security committee has asked her to testify. task forces being created to investigate what happened as well. zack in dallas, texas, a republican. what resonated with you tonight? >> thank you for allowing me to call in, and i just have to say the message from j.d. vance and his wife is just exactly what i wanted to hear and also it just makes me so excited to vote for donald trump in november. this is coming from a young nikki haley voter. i'm more excited than ever to vote for donald trump in november. host: what were some of the lines that you still remember after listening tonight? caller: el say that the number one line was actually from j.d. vance's mother when

senators marsha blackburn and john barrasso confronted kim cheatle here yesterday.atch this. >> this was an assassination attempt. you owe the people an explanation. you owe president trump. maria: wow. congressman, your reaction. >> first of all, if you know joni ernst she is tough as nails. she's not going to sit around and wait for anything, whether a hearing or anything else to get answers. maria: she was just here a moment ago. marsha blackburn was there push being back who is also tough on everything. >> marsha, she's just as tough. i will tell you, the head of the secret service agency was here last night. maria: john bore barrasso and d marsha blackburn want to her. >> they're making the adjustment to about face and give us the information. there is a serious concern. if they knew about the shooter one hour before, and there was not the necessary action taken, we have many more questions than just how did somebody access a roof 150, 200 yards away from president trump? we really are going to get to the bottom of this and i will also say we have members on th

according to senator john barrasso secret service identified the shooter as suspicious more than an hour 10 minutes before trump went on stage, he was called a threat. there was a person who was a threat to trump in the area and they let him take the stage and the agent in charge was on the phone with local and state police while the shooting was taking place, how could this happen? >> this is a big fail and the director of secret service, we should not wait for her resignation, she should be terminated, fired. you have alejandro mayorkas who oversees the secret service and has total faith inner had. who has faith in him? he's been lying to the american people forever. that is a big fail and i'm pushing for and i think mark green and jim jordan, they need independent congressional investigation, not by the fbi, not by the secret service. i read last night, dhs inspector general will do an investigation. no, the dhs inspector general reports to who? alejandro mayorkas. it needs to be independent. the men and women on stage, i know most of them by name. for them to run up there and put the

i think john barrasso, who doesn't often get heated, he said it best. resignation or full explanation now. it is income present henceible you allowed this cast many where the american people had no information. no briefing from the secret service or department of homeland security or doj on camera. the first assassination attempt of a sitting president in 43 years and you aren't communicating information to us? what a failure. >> dana: also want the play this for you. joy reid said last night well, it is just stunning what joy reed said. call for number three said about biden having covid. watch here. >> an elderly man was given nine seconds to take an iconic photo op during an active shooting situation. the survival of that and bouncing right back and going right to his convention is being conveyed in the media world as a sign of strength. this current president of the united states is 81 years old and has covid. should he be fine in a couple of days, doesn't that convey exactly the same thing? it is not exactly the same incident but it is an elderly m

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you owe president trump answers. >> i'm john barrasso, chairman of the senate republican conference.enator blackburn and i went face-to-face with the director of the secret service asking for specific answers about what happened with president trump in pennsylvania and how that shooter was able to get a clear shot when the fbi, secret service knew there was a suspicious person an hour in advance of when the shooting occurred. >> they identified a potential threat at 5:51. she would not answer our questions. she wanted to say it was not the time or place. this is after we have been through a conference call that was cut off. i have a message for her. she can run but she cannot hide. the american people want to know how and assassination attempt was carried out -- an assassination attempt was carried out on former president donald trump. host: according to axios, secret service director kim cheadle told house members we failed at a no fail nation. -- mission. this was at a briefing for house members. chris in bonita springs, florida. independent line. it's been an interesting campaign

barrasso, confronted her.w her and they started following her. we've got video of it right there. they were asking her a bunch of different questions because they felt like they didn't get to ask any questions at this senators' briefing. and, of course, it comes after the fact that they found out from the secret service today that there was about 10-minute window there where the secret service had identified that shooter as a threat, and they still sent the president on that stage. so they tried to ask their questions, and they told me that the secret service director, kim cheatle, told them this is not the time and place to have this conversation. you can see in that video there she's listening the them, but she did not answer any questions. so a little bit of drama unfolding here at the convention center. we don't the know if the director actually met if with trump. bret: aishah, thank you. we're going to follow this investigation. there's a lot of elements here, a lot of questions yet to be answered, and th

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. >> the senators who confronted her with john barrasso of wyoming. lankford of oklahoma.he appears in front of a committee on monday. >> bill: something else to watch. to think it was here. chad, thank you, chad pergram on the hill for that. >> dana: david spunt is live from washington. let me add to that as we get to you. one of the reasons the senators were frustrated. there was a call yesterday and you could press a number if you wanted to ask a question and none of the republican senators were called upon to ask a question. that was building up the frustration. what is your report there on the investigation from that perspective? >> we actually have new information to share now. we're learning the range finder that the shooter thomas crooks had was a golf range finder and he was not considered a suspect. he was merely a person of interest. this according to someone with the secret service. a source with the secret service. he was a person of interest until he got on the roof. we're also told by the source that he, quote, retrieved the weapon. that's when he became a s

barrasso, confronted her. they saw her and they started following her. we've got video of it right there. they were asking her a bunch of different questions because they felt like they didn't get to ask any questions at this senators' briefing. and, of course, it comes after the fact that they found out from the secret service today that there was about 10-minute window there where the secret service had identified that shooter as a threat, and they still sent the president on that stage. so they tried to ask their questions, and they told me that the secret service director, kim cheatle, told them this is not the time and place to have this conversation. you can see in that video there she's listening the them, but she did not answer any questions. so a little bit of drama unfolding here at the convention center. we don't the know if the director actually met if with trump. bret: aishah, thank you. we're going to follow this investigation. there's a lot of elements here, a lot of questions yet to be answered

. >> i was struck by that but i want to get your take, senator mark hunter marsha blackburn and johnnd they started asking her questions after the senate briefing revealed secret service identify the gunman as suspicious and more than an hour before the attempted assassination against trump. i was told three hours and ten minutes before the 45th president took the stage at the pits of a new rally the abc designated the shooter as a threat but they allowed trump to go on stage. i don't understand this if you know there's a threat how do you allow a former president to go on stage and here's what blackburn said after trying to confront the secret service director. watch this. >> she would not answer our questions. she wanted to say it was not the time or place this is after we've been through conference calls today where the question got caught off. i have a message for her, she can run but she cannot hide because the american people want to know how and assassination attempts is carried out on former president donald trump. maria: senator you got a briefing in terms of the secret serv

barrasso on that call says "this was a 100% cover your blank briefing.e, the suspect, was identified as being suspicious one hour before the shooting and had a range finder and backpack and the secret service light sight of him and no one has taken responsibility and no one held responsible and the president was almost ki killed and the hed of the secret service needs to go". she's refusing to go and refusing to take follow up questions from the senators when they ran into her at the rnc yesterday. [inaudible]. >> you're the head of the secret service. >> we want answers. >> you will answer. reporter: stuart, absolutely remarkable video and i've not seen anything like this here on the hill when lawmakers chasing after someone they're trying to get answers from. if that's a taste of what's to come in these public hearings, cheatle might have a good reason to try and run and try to hide but again, congress has subpoena power and they can drag her here before committees if they want to. stuart. stuart: hillary vaughn, capitol hill, thank you very much, hill

here is senator john barrasso who was in that briefing. >> the shooter as a suspicious person. they lost sight of him. he had a range finder, a backpack. the kinds of things suspicious to anyone. >> here is the time line presented per a source inside that meeting from the moment secret service was notified. 5:51 p.m. pennsylvania state police notify u.s. secret service about such range finder. at 5:53 p.m. we're told by that source counter snipers were notified. the former president, bret, walks on stage around 6:02 p.m. >> at 6:11 p.m. the former president is shot. he raises his fist, stands up at 6:12 p.m. and at 6:13 p.m. he is taken off the stage. more than 200 interviews have been conducted by the fbi and while sources in the law enforcement community say some progress something made, there is still one glaring thing we don't know tonight, and that is motive. >> someone's shot. >> new cell phone footage chaos that unfolded in the moments following the assassination attempt against former president trump. unable to get out of the secure perimeter until a squad car helped br

barrasso chasing her down and confronting her trying to get answers out of her about what went wrong i'm told she told them this was not the right time and place to talk about this but they had an all senators briefing earlier today and they say that they got no answers whatsoever the only thing they learned was about 10 minutes of their where the secret service actually knew there was somebody who is a threat but still it donald trump walk on stage. >> we will talk but the confrontation coming up thank you. spring in princeton university political scientist lauren right and elizabeth pipp go thank you for coming on. here's jd vance talking about his mom and her sobriety watch. >> it's about signal moms like mine struggled with money and addiction but never gave up compared to say tonight my mom is here 10 years clean and sober i love you. >> lauren to you did jd vance hit the high notes tonight. >> you talked about is compelling and his background he was very loyal to trump also showing a command of the issues and smooth communication skills that i think will serve them well. i don'

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we saw two senators, marsha blackburn and john barrasso, actually confronting the director of the secret service, cam cheadle, up here, right here in this building, calling for answers. there's also been a lot of republicans calling for her to resign. >> a lot to watch there in milwaukee. we're glad you're reporting for us. thank you. connor hansen, the university of california has adopted a policy that would ban political statements on the home pages of university websites. individual faculty members or groups could express opinions on other pages of the website, with a disclaimer that says the opinions don't represent the official views of the university. this policy change comes after campuses were severely impacted by protests, calling on the universities to divest from investments in israel. the region say the policy balances academic freedom and freedom of speech with speech on behalf of the university. >> our time now 717 members of congress want google to answer some questions about its ai. overviews feature after there were reports of misleading and incorrect. ai generated respo

barrasso on monday, cheatle will face lawmakers on capitol hill about what went wrong at that trump rally. >> 2 bay area lawmakers are now joining the growing chorus of democrats calling on the president to step aside and end his reelection campaign. congressman jared huffman from the north bay, congresswoman zoe lofgren, who represents parts of the south bay this morning. both released letters that they sent to the president praising his career of service but saying they do not believe that he can beat trump again in november. the letter from representative huffman reads in part at this point, we must face the reality that widespread public concerns about your age and fitness are jeopardizing. what should be a winning campaign. these perceptions may not be fair, but they have harden in the aftermath of last month's debate and are now unlikely to change. 3 other congressmen also signed their names on that letter with huffman. congresswoman lofgren was a bit more direct in her letter saying in part, simply put your candidacy is on a trajectory to lose the white potentially impact cru

now listen to what senator john barrasso said after lawmakers were briefed on the shooting.pe. >> as a character of suspicion, they saw a range finder as well as a back a pac, and this was over an hour before the shooting actually occurred. so you would think over the course of that hour you shouldn't lose sight of the individual. somebody ought to be following up on those sorts of things. no evidence of that happening at all. stuart: kenneth valentine, a former secret service agent, joins me now. kenneth, why didn't the secret service take the shooter out sooner? >> well, good morning, stuart. thank you for having me. great question. i do thank god with for sparing the life of president trump on saturday, and as a christian, i want to give praise and thanks to him for if whom all blessings flow. you know, we've got four independent investigations going on right now that will bear out all the facts of exactly what happened and give us facts and not speculation -- stuart: okay, kenneth, what i'm really interested -- >> well, it's -- stuart: i want to get right into it. what a

senators marsha blackburn and john barrasso confronting cheadle wednesday at the rnc. let me tell you, johnson to us, he answers to us. >> that's what stonewall nation attempt. you owe nothing for actions you owe. president trump answers. >> as republicans unite around their candidate, this week. division among democrats grows california congressman adam schiff is the latest and most prominent democrat, calling for president biden to drop out of the race, worried he will not be able to beat trump this november. >> the democrats are coming apart. the republicans are coming together. that's what's happening. and at some point, this party has to look at the reality of that. >> meanwhile, president biden will be taking a break from the campaign trail, isolating in delaware after testing positive for covid. in milwaukee, connor hansen ktvu, fox two news well, the associated press reports former president barack obama has privately expressed concern about president joe biden's reelection bid. >> it comes as a new ap poll reveals nearly two thirds of democrats say the preside

maria: and that was senate gop conference chairman john barrasso with me last weekend right here on thisut the possibility of vice president kamala harris becoming the commander in chief. joining me now with more on pride president biden's political future is senator from alabama a, senator tommy tuberville, on the senate armed services committee. sir, it's good to have you this morning. good morning to you. >> thank you. maria: your reaction to what we're seeing. we understand now hakeem jeffries in the house is convening a virtual call with leading democrats to discuss joe biden's future. how do you see things? >> well, maria, this has been a disgrace, been a disgrace for three and a half years. we've been talking to our democratic colleagues in the senate. they know what's going on. mane stream media's hid all this, now they're panicking wonder what they're going to do. they put the early debate just in case this happened. well, it did happen. it's unfortunate for joe biden. he's sick. nobody can help that. people do get old, they do get sick, but this is all about the democrats' powe

maria: and that was senate gop conference chairman john barrasso with me last weekend right here on this about the possibility of vice president kamala harris becoming the commander in chief. joining me now with more on pride president biden's political future is senator from alabama a, senator tommy tuberville, on the senate armed services committee. sir, it's good to have you this morning. good morning to you. >> thank you. maria: your reaction to what we're seeing. we understand now hakeem jeffries in the house is convening a virtual call with leading democrats to discuss joe biden's future. how do you see things? >> well, maria, this has been a disgrace, been a disgrace for three and a half years. we've been talking to our democratic colleagues in the senate. they know what's going on. mane stream media's hid all this, now they're panicking wonder what they're going to do. they put the early debate just in case this happened. well, it did happen. it's unfortunate for joe biden. he's sick. nobody can help that. people do get old, they do get sick, but this is all about the democrats'

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barrasso of, wyoming, one of them were really chasing down the secret service director. >> let's lookt that and, you know, trying to go back to the to us. give us this exactly what was going on here. you know, nothing. you press senator marsha blackburn, you also heard in that bill that was pretty extraordinary eerie to watch. >> was it justified? >> well, well, certainly i think their approach of it was justified. i think everybody's looking accountability. and i think that's probably what leading up to the speaker's, you know, request that she she and he'll appeal to president biden to have her resign. i think it is out of this kind of absence of information and absence of of at this point, kind of clarity on what happened. now at this point, as an investigator, i'm more concerned about what really did happen. i really more concerned about what will happen, particularly in protecting the the current president as well as president trump in his election campaign, just because there are so many things going on with regard to potential threats that are out there, the lingering threat fr

tennessee senator marsha blackburn and wyoming senator john barrasso demanded answers as they caught up with her at the republican national convention . this is exactly what you were doing today on the call story. i tell you how many answers you. that is pretty extraordinary video. joining us now, cate monroe, former u.s. marine vet, comms ceo, author of the race to save america. kate, great to have you with us. i want to talk to you about j.d. vance in a minute because of your shared marine background. but first of all, on this, how do you see the security failures there? because clearly, if somebody gets off a shot at a former president at a rally there have been failures, it is a failure in and of itself. >> i feel like it goes pass failure. it seems like malicious neglect. i mean, i have a body, man. so i go down and as, you know, secure the border. i see the cartel 20 feet from me. i walk into encampments with my security team and every single one of them would have defended my position, taken that personnel. and i'm not a former president of the united states, not president tru

john barrasso surrounded kemp. cheadle at the rnc demanding answers for the assassination attempt. but cheadle said it wasn't the forum to discuss it. she scurried away with a little protection. what did you make of that whole thing? oh, i forgot that. >> let's roll the shot. i'm going to get us. i can give you a chance. you with nothing. you press? >> yes, ma'am. and tom, what are your thoughts about this in general? >> my first thought was like, i can't even believe she's here. >> yeah, you know, but it's your job. >> i know. that sounds amazing. i was like, oh, wait, she's got to protect, you know, trump is here and she has an actual job to do. but that made me think, why wasn't she in pennsylvania? yes. and i think at this point, with all the speculation that's going on, i think we all owe alex jones an apology. oh, because he got fined a half a billion dollars just for speculating about something and getting a little crazy with his theories. but now there's the craziest theories. joy reid is openly speculating that he faked the assassination and then we got right wingers. i se

. >> if it had been matt gaetz, i would not have been like john barrasso, but i'd like for them why is the level of frustration clearly that they and i'm guessing a lot of other members are feeling out there right now. and so i don't know. i think the secret service, you get a little pr lesson or two here to figure out and she even i mean, she came out yesterday and said, that, while sorry, i can't make your date of monday and that lasted about i don't know, 30 minutes before all of a sudden actually she was available on monday, lance, at so interesting your sisters in the service, there are some on the right who have been suggesting that female secret service agents that were around trump or not up to the task. >> eric trump and jason miller was on this program yesterday saying that's not the case. >> not the case. she's no longer in the secret service and the fbi now, but yes. but yeah, i look, i i think that's kind of crazy. i think i think i think i look at my sister and what she has been able to accomplish and things that she's done i certainly don't agree with that at all. >> yea

barrasso says he believes that vance can help to bring those people to the table.let's be clear, these are rural voters who are certainly going to back donald trump, but this election as steve layed out, it is very close and in part going to come out the turnout, and can you get the base excited to come out, and especially, savannah, and lester, as you are talking about the double-haters, and those people who don't want to see either candidate on the ticket. >> and this is coming back to the question if president biden should hang in there. and if you are looking at the tough splits, there has to be a lot of polling going on. >> you have to imagine that when chuck schumer had that blunt conversation with president biden, those were the types of numbers that they were looking at. again, going back to the conversation with president biden in which he was defiant and indicated that he does not believe necessarily the poll, but there they are in black and white and red and blue. the other poll that i have my eye on is the internals and asking people about the issue, an

. >> john: senator barrasso, who we look forward to what is happening next week in congress.look forward to you and appreciate it. >> we are a unified party and we will get president trump reelected them back into the white house and clean up this mess come january. >> john: we are looking forward -- >> and get back on track, that is what the american people want. >> sandra: thanks, senator. john, everyone everywhere is talking about this and the details coming out are just mind-boggling. how many things went wrong that led up to that moment? and to learn now after the initial statements from the secret service said that the local law enforcement were involved to a certain degree, ad this was sort of their jurisdiction, to then learn from butler township that no, only police detail they had were traffic cops! they were only called him because they got a heads up someone was on the roof. that was not supposed to be overseen by local police we have learned. >> john: we are hearing from the commissioner of butler township that the police were pulled off of traffic detail when re

>> no quote, this was 100% cover your asked briefing the public and john barrasso said but afterwardsd republicans have called for the secret service director to resign in fact, take a look at this because lawmakers were chasing the secret service director kimberly cheatle on the convention floor, confronting her with questions and cheatle has agreed to comply with the subpoena. >> now, from the house oversight committee, she will speak at a hearing next week we'll have more on night three from the republican national convention. here in milwaukee. that's next tomorrow. lie hey, from milwaukee, former president trump accepts his party's nomination for the nation's highest office. jake tapper and anderson cooper lead cnn special live coverage the republican national convention tomorrow oh, it's seven unseat someone needs to customize and save hundreds of liberty mutual wait, there's an elevator only pay for what she needs labor day , can tell you how much you spent on takeout and it's a lot you could track my spending by category one, weird to how one, no, it's not. >> and to rocket mo

. >> john barrasso, u.s. senator from wyoming. the convention where ronald reagan gave his speech.s a remarkable time where people in the convention hall -- it was so quiet, you could actually hear the breathing. >> whatever else history may say about me when i'm gone, i hope it will record to your best hopes and not worst fierce to your confidence rather than your doubts. my dream is you will travel the road ahead with liberty's lamp guiding your steps and opportunity's arm steadying your way. >> and once again, instilling the crowd, inspiration for the future of the country. >> welcome amna: welcome back to live coverage of the republican national convention. >> we have a couple more hours to go. let's return to our panel. amy as the house band continues to just shred behind us. >> really shred. >> what's the metric of success for republicans this week as we sit here for night one? >> that's a great, that's a really great question. as i said, in 2016, i went back and looked at this. when asked right before that convention are you satisfied that donald trump is the nominee? only 4

. >> this was 100% sent cover your asked briefing the public john barrasso said afterwards, republicanslled for the secret service director to resign. in fact, take a look kip this, because lawmakers were chasing the secret service director kimberly cheatle on the convention floor, confronting her with questions and cheatle has agreed to comply with this nina now, from the house oversight committee, she will speak at a hearing next week we'll have more on night three from the republican national convention. here in milwaukee. >> that's next manu raju on capitol hill in this to cnn tonight live from milwaukee, former president trump accepts his party's nomination for the nation's highest office. jake tapper and anderson cooper lead cnn special live coverage the republican national convention tonight at seven on cnn university of maryland global campus is a school for real life, one that values that successes you've already achieved, earn up to 90 undergraduate credits relevant experience, and get the support you need from your first day, two graduation day and beyond. what will your next

barrasso, joe manchin it could be a big thing if you had a good president and senate. >> impedimentsting problems, i congratulate senator barrasso, and manchin forgetting this conversation started, i have no doubt under trump administration we'll be able to get this addressed. this is a good place to start now. larry: people may not understand it, you know permitting, you know, permitting cuts red tape, and cuts time frame. and makes one -- i could one federal decision making, just gets stuff done. it is green stuff, as well as fossil stuff, as well as rare earth stuff. >> absolutely. you need transmission lines to transmit green energy as well as that produce by natural gas or nuclear power, but you can't build the transmission lines without permits. in texas we do it fast, not so. the rest of nation. larry: got it and kamala harris is against fracking and fossil fuels, i want to ask, you served in senate with kamala harris. is it dre true she had most liberal left voting record more liberal than bernie sanders. >> it was similar to bernie sanders it was so short of time she passed

larry: all right, joining us now, texas senator john cornyn, very important that texas part.here is a couple things here. the first one is, story about this permitting bill, oil, gas, coal, rare earth minerals, mr. barrasso, joe manchin, this could be a very big thing if you had a good president and a good senate? >> yeah. the impediments to actually building things in america is a lot of it is self-inflicted because of permitting problems, so i congratulate senator barrasso, senator manchin for getting this conversation started. i have no doubt under a trump administration we'll be able too get this addressed but it is a good place to start now. larry: people may not understand it, but permitting you know this, but permitting cuts the red tape, it cuts the time frame, it makes, i think one federal decision-making, just gets stuff done. actually it's green stuff as well as fossil stuff as well as rare earth stuff. >> absolutely. what you need transmission lines to transmit green energy as well as that produced by natural gas or nuclear power. larry: right. >> but you can't bu