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. >> up next, senator jeanne shaheen, the top democrat on the senate foreign relations committee, joins republican senator thom tillis in a conversation with politico about global security during the munich security conference in germany. before the senators' visit to ukraine, they talked about the country's ongoing war with russia and u.s. support, the effect of china, and the trump administration's view of nato. this is just under 20 minutes. >> all right. welcome. i feel very happy, we are grateful that senator shaheen and senator tillis are here for the senate nato observer group, also known as the snog, which is fine. i thought we would jump right into it. there has been a lot going on here this week. a lot of activity outside of this building around ukraine, europe, the administration. administration. but president zelenskyy spoke today and will a petitions with the president's enjoy keith kellogg in the brown there's been some mixed messaging from the administration and something that i and some other reporters here have been hearing are some doubts from some european officials a

we have new hampshire where jeanne shaheen has dispatched strong republican challengers. same with virginia and colorado. in michigan, my good friend and predecessor as chair gary peters is retiring. we have a deep bench in michigan and i am confident we will hold that seat. thankfully we have some great opportunities, as well. we have to defeat susan collins in maine. maine is a blue state. we can beat her. she is a tough candidate, vice president harris won maine so i am optimistic we can build on that momentum, find the right candidate and win. in north carolina, senator tillis will be our top target. he nearly won in 2020 and with the right candidate we will win this race. if you look at the north carolina map, we are up the next two cycles. if we spend a lot of time building the grassroots and doing early outreach and building up campaign headquarters, we can win two seats out of north carolina. believe it! there are a number of states that can be in play depending on the environment. these are some red states -- don't get nervous -- it matters who runs, who gets pri

. >> up next, senator jeanne shaheen, the top senate in of the senate foreign relations committee, jointsepublican senator thom tillis in a conversation with politico. they talked about the country's ongoing war with russia and u.s. support, the threat of china, and the trump administration's view on nato. this is just under 20 minutes. >> all right. welcome. i feel very happy. we are grateful that senator shaheen and senator tillis are here for the senate nato observer group, which is also known as the snog, which is fun. i thought we would jump right into it. there's been a lot going on here it week, a lot of tuft outside of -- activity outside of this billing. around ukraine, europe, administration. but president zelenskyy spoke today and will a petitions with the president's enjoy keith kellogg in the brown there's been some mixed messaging from the administration and something that i and some other reporters here have been hearing are some doubts from some e

. >> up next, senator jeanne shaheen, the top democrat on the senate foreign relations committee, joins republican senator thom tillis in a conversation with politico about global security during the munich security conference in germany. before the senators' visit to ukraine, they talked about the country's ongoing war with russia and u.s. support, the effect of china, and the trump administration's view of nato. this is just under 20 minutes. >> all right. welcome.

[applause] >> senator jeanne shaheen is in germany and posted, "starting up the munich security conferenceith a meeting with ukrain president zelenskyy to talk about how the united states can set the ukrainian people up for suas they continue their fight for freedom an democracy." lindsey graham, sheldon whitehouse and adam schiff are also at the conference that will continue through sunday. >> saturdays watch american history tv's series, first 100 days. we will ask for the early months of presidential administrations with historians, authors, and through the c-span archives. we will look at compass men's and setbacks, and examine -- accomplishments and setbacks. this saturday, the first 100 days of ulysses grant's presidency. grant was a famous civil war general who won the white house in 1868. his campaign slogan was let us have peace. issues during grant's first 100 days included reconstruction, the payment of debt, voting rights, and the fight against the kkk. watch a megan history tv's first 100 days, saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span2. >> starting xt wee

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i want to get some reaction from democratic senator jeanne shaheen. she's the top democrat on the senate foreign relations committee. she also sits on the senate armed services committee. senator, thanks so much for joining us. first of all, what do you make of secretary hegseth potentially firing these high ranking officers, including the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff? he deems them too political. >> well, i think the only one who's being political here is secretary hegseth and firing people because they're women or because they're african-american. that doesn't seem to me the way the military is normally worked. it's not. >> you know. >> he he talked a lot about wanting. >> to. >> restore lethality to our military. well, what he's doing now doesn't improve the lethality. it doesn't improve the readiness. >> it just. >> creates political divisions at a time when our military strength has been that it is not political. and secretary hegseth is introducing politics into the military in ways that are not good for our national security. >> i know

. >> the top democrat on the senate foreign relations committee, jeanne shaheen, organized an informalstruction of the united states agency for international development, which was attended only by democratic senators. no republican senator wanted to hear the testimony of the expert witnesses, and so no republican senator had to hear what elon musk, the richest person in the world, is doing to the poorest children in the world. >> for any of you that have traveled to see usaid programs. in action. >> you. >> may have seen a. nutrition center treating severely malnourished children. it is truly a horrific sight. >> children are particularly. >> susceptible to. >> disease and environments with poor water and sanitation. >> may be without. >> access to vaccines. >> are particularly. >> vulnerable to wasting. >> what. >> we call. >> this severest forms of malnutrition. >> it takes. >> children quite quickly. >> even those. >> children who. >> don't die. >> can have permanent brain damage. >> but the miracle. >> of malnutrition is. >> it can be. >> treated quite inexpensively and quite easi

we don't know how these members what they'll do, but there are some where we're looking at jeanne shaheen new hampshire, dick durbin, the number two senate democrat in illinois, jack reed of rhode island. we'll see what happens. and mitch mcconnell, of course he is. this could be the end of his long career. and we're seeing how he's reacting to the potential of being free from his leadership responsibilities. and maybe a senate seat in two years. >> you're seeing sort of in a way, the how one can become liberated, you know, when they're in this situation. >> and when they're not running for reelection. >> that's right, that's right. i mean, he's been one of the more well-known republicans that, you know, in his votes for some of trump's cabinet picks or just in his being willing to be outspoken in his criticism against the current white house. um, i you mentioned spending. i mean, my colleagues also just reported when you look at the potential midterms coming up and forthcoming elections, the that liberal donors, big time donors are pulling back their cash right now because of frustration

jeanne shaheen, our senator from new hampshire made a valiant effort to compromise and we could have had it done but there were problems with the rest of the bill, poorly drafted and went beyond what we were supposed to do. we are ready to compromise. the israeli ambassador said at our meeting he wanted a bipartisan compromise, and i told him we're ready to sit down and do just that. now, on mr. vought, this morning it's not business as usual on the senate floor. russell vought is not a business as usual nominee. he is one of the most fringed and hard-right individuals the senate has seen in a very long time. for the last 20 hours, virtually every single democrat has come to the floor of the senate to tell the american people how bad russell vought will be for them, to sound the alarm on russell vought. we were here yesterday, we were here all last night, we are here today. and we'll be here throughout the day to let the american people know exactly what's about to happen if russell vought is confirmed. he's the chief architect of project 2025. he's going to make it the officialing,