thatad amy klobuchar has add-ons constantly. and she said you just listen to espn because i had like black-and-white ads on one thing so i knew what that was like and i ended up winning by less than i think nine votes per precinct in this county, which was two congressional districts than i did it not only that way, by putting up 3000, dean in 29 pervades and doing 85:00 p.m. kate breakfast lives. if i'd done done 70 i would've lost. i bring this up coming there's a reason for this. i have a firm belief in grassroots politics and an even playing field in iran for sending it is even more pronounced because i was running sitting congressman for the u.s. senate and i had never raised more than $500 per person. i suddenly was calling everyone and no one would return my calls because they couldn't say my name, didn't know who i was and it's a very true story and i use my own personal rolodex. remember and i called everyone i ever knew in my life and this is a true story. record.have the every $17,000 from ex-boyfriends. nsaa has been

they were also scanned -- escorted by walter mondale and amy klobuchar, both from minnesota. both from -- please raise your right hand and prepare to respond. do you solemnly swear you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, bear true faith and allegiance, do you take this obligation freely without any reservation or purpose of evasion, and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so have you got? >> place your right hand and her picture me. he's always where to's -- defendant has additional the united states -- congratulations. [laughter] >> all right. >> congratulations. [indiscernible conversations] [laughter] [indiscernible conversations] [indiscernible conversations] >> this is mike pence. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> someone this site. >> my mother was born in indiana. >> place your left hand on the bible. you solemnly swear to defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic? so help you god?

let me women to the stage, senator amy klobuchar. [applause] >> well, thank you, everyone, i heard the discussion of the weather and when you're from minnesota, you get going. i will note about a month ago, it was 38 below zero without wind chill in minnesota and that a few years ago, it was colder in minnesota than it was on mars for one day. you can google it. it happened. the range rover was in a cold-- a warm part of mars and we scored colder and now all of those people are coming for the super bowl next weekend. and i talked to someone from our staff in minnesota and go, we're already ready to do the dog sledding and the ski thing, we're going to do all this. he goes, senator, it's going to be a little cold. so watch out for this. so, i am very excited to speak here and you know that tomorrow night we're going to hear the state of the union, but i'm just as excited to give my first state of the net. and i think there will be a few differences in our speeches, so i'm very excited to be on c-span 3. so we won't try to compete in t

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just a moment here, but very quickly, some of the speakers you'll hear from, minnesota senator amy klobuchar, and secretary elaine duch. we'll hear from the chair of the internet caucus. we'll hear from congressman greg walton at 1:00 eastern and commissioner robert mcdowell and later this afternoon another sec commissioner, jessica rosenworsel. >> hello, welcome. everybody. welcome to the 14th annual state of the net conference. thank you all for coming. some of you have been here 14 years in a row and i appreciate a lot of you have been here for a good many number of those years and i want to thank you as well. this year has been really an interesting year. not only in, you know, national affairs, but also in internet policy. it's been a really, really, really interesting convulsive, a different year and a lot of things have changed. and we're really excited and we put together a group, a great group of speakers here to talk about a lot of t

next we will show you that speech and the remarks from amy klobuchar that followed. >> mr. president? >> near there beginning of the document that made us free, our declaration of independence, thomas jefferson wrote we hold these truths to be self-evident. so from the very beginning, our freedom has been predicated on truth. the founders were visionary in this regard, understanding while the good faith and shared fax between the governed and the government would be the very basis of this ongoing idea of america. as the distinguished former member of this body, daniel patrick moynihan of new york's famously said everyone is entitled to his own opinion but not his own facts. during this past year i'm alarmed to say that senator moynihan opposition has likely been tested more severely than in time in our history. for it is that reason that i rise today to talk about the truth and the truths relationship to democracy. for without truth in a principled fidelity of truth and the shared fax, mr. president, our democracy will not last. 2017 was a year which saw the truth objective

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so we're very conscious of that and not letting that happen. >> senator amy klobuchar, thank you for joining us. >> thank you and go vikings. >> did i mention she's from minnesota? >> coming up, an unprecedented announcement from the u.s. navy. we'll have that after this. >>> last thing before we go tonight, the u.s. navy is taking the rare step of charging two of its commanders, five officers of all with negligent homicide involving the "u.s.s. fitzgerald" off japan in june and "u.s.s. mccain" off singapore in august. 17 sailors were killed in those two collisions. the commander of the "fitzgerald" and other officers face charges of dereliction of duty and endangering a ship. the two collisions have already cost eight top naval commanders their jobs, including the commander of the seventh fleet. there's another way to frame tonight's story about these charges now faced by these two ships' commanders. think of it this way, these are the people that the navy trusted enormous weapons of warfare, with the lives of men and women who served on board both of these vessels. the navy now bel

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next we will show you that speech and the remarks from the minnesota senator amy klobuchar. >> mr. president, near the beginning of the document that t is screened for the declaration of independence, thomas jefferson wrote we hold these truths to be self-evident so from the very beginning, our freedom has been predicated on truth. the founders were visionary in this regardd understanding while that good faith and shared facts between the governed and the government could be the very basis of this ongoing idea of america. as a distinguished forme the dir member of this body and neil patrick moynihan of new york said everyone is entitled to his own opinion but not his own facts. i'm alarmed to say that the proposition has likely b been tested or severely than at any time in our history. for it is that reason that i rise today to talk about the truths and the truth's relationship to democracy, for without truth in a principled fidelity of truth and shared facts, our democracy will not last. the 2017 is the year that saw the truth objective and empirical evidence-based truth more batt

next we will show you that speech and the remarks from amy klobuchar that followed. >> mr.nt? >> near there beginning of the document that made us free, our declaration of independence, thomas jefferson wrote we hold these truths to be self-evident. so from the very beginning, our freedom has been predicated on truth. the founders were visionary in this regard, understanding while the good faith and shared fax between the governed and the government would be the very basis of this ongoing idea of america. as the distinguished former member of this body, daniel patrick moynihan of new york's famously said everyone is entitled to his own

you're in or who the president is, we must have the right to elect our own government. >> senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. appreciate it. my panel is with me. scott, i know you wanted to weigh in. >> a couple things that jumped out on me with this story tonight. the prospect that the president's lawyers are not telling him the absolute clear-eyed truth about what's happening with this investigation, tonight it's the concept that maybe they misled him about whether he could dismiss and how he could dismiss the fbi director. before that it was his own lawyers misleading him program about when the investigation would wrap up. whether he's going to be angry or not, it's the duty of the lawyers and the white house staff to give the president clear-eyed realistic information. he may get mad, he may be rageful about it but you cannot have a chief executive getting information like that that's biased. the other thing i wanted to say about this mcgahn/sessions meeting. it strikes me that what happened here was the president told mcgahn this is my view, go communicate my view, he did that to sessions

here is senator amy klobuchar just a few minutes ago. >> i am more negative today. i think he made ideas about moving forward on the long-term budget while at the same time getting a vote on some bill that would protect the dreamers from being deported. and there's just widespread support for that. i think this group -- hopefully we can resolve this in the next day or two. but this group's importance is not going to end there. because we're going to, as we move forward with the dream act, we're going to need a group of democrats and republicans, some version of the dream act. >> you said in the next day or two. the vote today is not going to happen? >> i would just hope it gets resolved. i can't tell you what day. >> is the promise from the leader enough? promising to address this after the government reopens? is that going to cut it for you? >> i think the details of that promise and the way he makes that promise so we know we're moving forward. remember, from the very beginning, we had a number of requests. we want to budget the ability to stop the band aids. i wo

senator amy klobuchar, senator james lankford, thank you very much for joining us.irst want to make sure my eyes don't deceive me, there is actually a republican and democrat sitting next to each other for an interview. >> that actually happens more often than is captured by camera. >> it does and even from oklahoma and minnesota, so. >> woodruff: there you go. we appreciate you talking to us. let's begin by talking about the legislation that the two of you are backing having to do with election security. normally, senator lankford, people think about ballots and how they're counted. it's mechanical. why is that a priority right now? >> it's a priority because, in 2016, the russians tried to interfere in our election. we watched them try to be able to probe through different election systems, to be able to try to reach out to different secretaries of state offices in different states and to be able to determine how they're doing voter registration, what voting machines are they using. we should take that as a good fair warning that we should be aware that there are

amy klobuchar has ads on constantly and he said yo to jut listen to espn? [laughter] i ended up winning by nine votes per precinct in this county which was two congressional districts and i did it not only that way but by putting up the 3,000 lawn signs and giving 85 pancake breakfasts. if i had done 70 i would have lost. there is a reason for this and i have a firm belief in the grassroots politics in the playing field and in the senate it was even more pronounced because they were running against a sitting congressman for the senate and i never raised more than $5 per person so suddenly i was calling everyone and no one would returned my call and i finally gave up it is a true story and i used my own personal at the time rolodex and i called everyone i ever knew in my life and this is a true story i still have the record i raised $17,000 from ex-boyfriend. [laughter] as my husband has pointed out is not an expanding base. [laughter] why did this matter, because i am obsessed with having fairness in campaigns. i hated the citizens united decision and i did

you saw susan collins and amy klobuchar and dick durbin working in amy klobuchar's office and susan collins' office earlier in the day, trying to work this out and trying to do it without the white house. i think that's the most significant thing. it could be that mitchell mcconnell has finally realized he has to come up with the votes and ignore the tweets and ignore the interference from a white house clearly not able, as chuck schumer said, to give a straight answer, an answer that lindsey graham and other republicans say kept changing every day, within hours of agreements being reached. >> andrea, so great to see you over there, over in the middle east. i wish i could ask you all about king abdullah, but we can't get to that tonight. great stuff. >> we'll get to that. >> you're on top of it all. thank very much. let's go right now to andy carter, former chief of staff under president george w. bush. it's not a million years ago. ronald reagan passed a tax reform bill with bipartisan support. remember, the democrats got it through for him. we had immigration bills passed as recently as '

amy klobuchar just told us this. >> i think this group. hopefully we can resolve it in the next day or two. this group's importance won't end there. as we move forward with the dream act we'll need a group of democrats and republicans, some version of the dream act. >> and so this is the scene just about everywhere you go in the senate office buildings. senator john kennedy, every lawmaker that reporters see in the hallway they swarm around because there is so much that could happen an hour from right now and nobody on either side of the aisle is saying that they are happy the government is shut down. but nobody is giving up any ground yet, either. >> melissa: peter, thank you. >> jon: another big story this morning new evidence of possible political bias inside the f.b.i. lawmakers now receiving a new trove of text messages sent between peter strzok and lisa page. strzok was removed from the russia investigation for sending anti-trump messages to page who was then his mistress. in the newly released exchange they write timing looks like h

camel la harris, amy klobuchar and oprah win friday.never anyone has asked oprah about running for president, the answer we've gotten is no, no, no, no, no. gayle king is her best friend. gayle says there's no way. at least she said there was no way. here was gayle on cbs this morning, when she was asked about this a couple months ago. >> i also heard on the oprah win friday show, you always have a right to change your mind. i would bet my first second born, that ain't never happening. >> never? >> never ever ever. >> i'll say never on this one. never. nevah, never. >> gayle is her best friend, if she's saying never ever. should we also be saying never ever? >> i don't think oprah needs to run for president to be effective in the 2018 midterms and beyond that. she can think about running for president, because she's already proven herself to be a formidable voice over the course of my entire life. she can be important in terms of democrat's chances in 2018 and 2020. that graphic was amazing. that was like the female avengers right there

folks like cory booker -- like amy klobuchar trying to -- >> rhodes scholar booker. >> i think the focus to be 2018. if you want to stop donald trump, if democrats want to stop donald trump, democrats have to win back congress. >> i disagree. i want to see greatness and leadership. they're going to win in '18. >> they have to win back in '18. >> you're going to win the house this year anyway. the round table sticks with us. these three give me some headlines to talk about over the weekend. i just got my cashback match, is this for real? yep. we match all the cash back new cardmembers earn at the end of their first year, automatically. whoo! i got my money! hard to contain yourself, isn't it? uh huh! let it go! whoo! get a dollar-for-dollar match at the end of your first year. only from discover. when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue... and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum tum tum tum... smoothies... only from tums >>> well, this was the type of week, don't you think that the sunday morning politica

that's something that we heard from a democrat leaving the meeting a few minutes ago, senator amy klobuchar. >> hopefully we can resolve this in the next day or two. but this group's importance is not going to end there because we're going to, as we move forward with the dream act, we need a group of democrats and republicans, some version of the dream act. >> you said in a day or two. does that mean the vote today is not going to happen? >> i would hope it gets resolved as soon as possible and i can't tell you what day. >> reporter: so no firm commitments there, of course. leadership is still as of now pushing towards a 12:00 noon vote on the plan that is on the table that emerged over the weekend. and as you said, john, we'll hear from the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell in a few minutes where you can bet that everyone up here is going to pay very close attention to exactly what words he uses when he's trying to, you know, corral support behind this plan. we had over the weekend two key republicans switch from no votes to yes votes. that means that senate republicans still need sev

amy klobuchar also is on the committee and she supports releasing the testimony.ouple questions. question one, why isn't this transcript being released? question two, if senator grassley is going to stick to his u-turn on this and republicans really aren't going to let this transcript out, could fusion tell us more about their testimony on their own without the transcript being released? in their op-ed last night, for instance, i told you they broke some news. part of the news they broke is that fusion allowed all readers of "the new york times" to know that one of the things they testified to was their belief that congressional investigators could look into the bank records of deutsche bank and other funders that supported trump's businesses. they also told congressional investigators they should consider looking into red flags for money laundering at numerous trump properties. they suggested that the committees heard that testimony, but showed little interest in pursuing those matters. plenty ofer people have interest in that stuff, though. if the republicans wo

next to the minority leader, the head of the democrats chuck schumer, we have seen amy klobuchar up and down the islands. we've seen the senators from maine, and chris kumar from delaware. at the very bottom of your screen, he is listening to lindsey graham. kind of a bipartisan gathering. elizabeth warren is in on that bipartisan gathering of senators. jonathan? >> sarah sanders, the white house press secretary tweeted a few moments ago. i'll read it. it says democrats can't shutdown the booming economy. are they co now so desperate they'll shutdown the government instead. and #schumer shutdown. even though republicans control all the branches of government, that this was going to be blamed on the democrats. and we know the president has been telling allies in recent days he feels the same way. we heard him mention it yesterday in pennsylvania before that event, and he believes truly that this is going to be their fault and not his. it's a president who shall we say is reluctant to sometimes take responsibility when things don't go well. the buck stops here, a sign that's not on his de

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i'll say amy klobuchar is committed to making progress and making a difference.that's another no enot advan progressive values, i don't know what is. she was one of the real leaders of the group and i believe is wholeheartedly behind solving these problems. that's the kind of things folks are looking for and i don't think it's a betrayal of progressive values deserving a primary to work to advance one of the mortar divisive issues of our country which is addressing immigration. >> senator chris coons, thank you so much. good to have you on the show. gene robinson, your new column for the "washington post" is entitled "trump is being used and he doesn't even know it." you write this "everybody seems to know what president trump wants except president trump. he was foolish enough to believe he wanted a deal that would allow nearly 700,000 undocumented immigrants brought here to stay and 32-year-old stephen miller had to set trump straight. no, trump learned, apparently he does not seek a compassionate agreement on the daca after all." trump, wheress cold little cin

the cosponsor is amy klobuchar of minnesota and we now have 29 senate cosponsors from both sides of the aisle. and the bipartisan house companion bill is cosponsored by, i believe, a majority now of the house of representatives. why? because this is just a commonsense solution that people understand has to be done. i urge all my senate colleagues to join us in doing what we can do to stop some of this poison from coming into america and to at least raise the price on the street of this synthetic heroin that is cheap and accessible. by holding the postal service, a federal agency to the same standard we have for the private mail carriers, we can give law enforcement the necessary tools they're asking for to identify and stop these deadly poisons from reaching our communities. i understand this is just one part of the solution to deal with the opioid epidemic. trust me, i get that. i've been working on this for over 20 years and focused mostly on the prevention side and treatment and the recovery. and that's so important. we need to continue to do that because our states are gripped by th

inaudible conversations] next we will show you that speech and the remarks from the minnesota senator amy klobuchar. >> mr. president, near the beginning of the document that t is screened for the declaration of independence, thomas jefferson wrote we hold these truths to be self-evident so from the very beginning, our freedom has been predicated on truth. the founder

in the morning on c-span2, there's a conference on internet security with remarks by senator amy klobuchar, deputy homeland secretary elaine duke, and congressman greg walden. at 2:00, the senate gavels and to take up a bill that would ban abortions after 20 weeks. on c-span3, a preview of tuesday's state of the union with white house counselor kellyanne conway, house minority leader nancy pelosi, and senator shelley moore capito and angus king. later, four members of congress talk about bipartisanship and civility in the current political climate. >> the president of the united states. [applause] announcer: tuesday night, president donald trump gives his first state of the union address to congress and the nation. join us on c-span for a preview of the evening starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. then, the state of the union speech, live at 9:00 p.m.. following the speech the democratic response from congressman joe kennedy. we will also hear your reaction and comments from members of congress. president trump's state of the union address, tuesday night, live on c-span. listen live on the free

act, a bill i introduced with senator bluhm it that you will -- senator blumenthal, john mccain, amy klobuchar and 18 other colleagues. that legislation, as of this morning, now has 64 cosponsors. it's totally bipartisan, both sides of the aisle. it's popular, 64 out of 100 have cosponsored because it will fix it with two changes. first, it will allow victims to get the justice they deserve by removing the communication's decency act broad protections that were talked about by that judge. specifically for those websites that knowingly facilitate sex trafficking crime. prosecutors can prosecute these websites. these changes will hold bad actors like backpage accountable by while doing nothing to impair the free internet. in online sex trafficking. the knowing standard, by the way is a high bar to meet. the california attorney general testified about that last fall. he said, and i quote, we have to prove criminal intent. we can't win a prosecution unless we can show individuals had the intent to do what they are doing. the legislation you have before you is narrowly tailored. it goes after sex t

here is what she had to say with some -- senator amy klobuchar. >> listening to your answers under oath that you did not hear and i will not repeat this word and give it any dignity, we will collect the word s-hole. you testified under oath you did not hear the president use that word up a meeting. >> correct. >> is a possible he said the word at the meeting and you do not hear it? >> anything is possible. yes, ma'am. a possible he also said that wording you do not hear it? >> it is possible. there was crosstalk. i unfortunately was not -- the meeting was unscheduled. last-minute, when i was notified, i had to clear my schedule. i came in late. anything is possible. i can testify to what i don't know. number of one of our questions regarding language use with president trump last week, here is the entire hearing from earlier today. it is nearly four hours. >> to everybody in this room, welcome, but particularly secretary nielsen, we welcome you. thank you for taking time from your busy schedule for being here for a very important part of congress's responsibility to the congressional ov

everyone gets to express their opinion and that's how you represent people and i was struck by amy clo klobuchar they had facebook and google and twitter there, she was explaining, we live in a representative democracy and it's important that we control our elections, you understand that's how we do it and that's a message we they don't have. how do you assure fairness. we have a democracy. and i remember hearing it said like the japanese internment, maybe if there had been a japanese-american representative, the internment of japanese americans wouldn't have happened. you need to have some political way of correcting those things. i think that fundamentally as long as they're going to argue they can self-regulate and they are above the government, it won't change. i think i'm like optimistic there could be some sort of a wave election that would kind of prevent a new path, but i don't think it can be done by themselves. the idea of self-regulation is, it won't work. i don't think that-- so-- >> self-regulation is like 60% of the people, just people who are talking about, well, this is another p

senator tina smith was escorted by senator amy klobuchar of vicesota and a former president. -- former senator walter mondale. >> your hand on the bible, raise your right hand and repeat after me. [indiscernible] do you make this obligation freely without any mental -- so help you god? >> i do. >> congratulations, senator. sir? would you like to come over here and take a picture? [laughter] [indiscernible] [cameras flashing] >> it is good to be back. >> i am from alabama, actually. [laughter] [chatter] >> i am honored to be here, sir. >> thank you all. reporter: mr. vice president, should mitt romney run for the senate? >> thank you. >> with the 115th congress on the way, a conversation on the potential congressional action on immigration in the year ahead on today's washington journal. >> lauren is

senator tina smith was escorted by senator amy klobuchar of vicesota and a former president. -- former senator walter mondale.