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full funding, amy klobuchar, tell us how you would stop the hurricane. really, she wouldn't stopped. she's always welcome on this show to tell us how she's in charge of the weather. what do you think, you're god or something? hurricane ian is very powerful and very wide, and it has hurt the west coast of florida. the tampa bay arena is under water essentially. fox weather's max gorden is live in st. petersburg for us. hi, max. >> we were expecting the eye to hit the tampa bay/st. petersburg area, but it moved. the wind continues to whip, the rain continues to come down, and in some areas of central florida up to 2 feet of rain is expected, just a catastrophic event as this moves onshore. now, earlier today we saw a pretty interesting phenomenon in tampa bay. now, instead of a storm surge, we saw a retreat of the water out of tampa bay. in some areas we had negative 1. essentially what happened there is we had northerly winds pushing that water out of the bay. now, that water is now moving back in, and we should have somewhat of a storm surge later tonigh

we could see withe antitrust bill that senator amy klobuchar and chuck grassley are pushing for. we could see them try to get it outfor a vote . we could see the electoral count reform that the house bipartisansupport in the senate . it's slightly different than the bill that passed the house last week. so it would make sense that something that has 60 votes in the senate that democrats see as important moves forward. we can also see the cracks in the house push their bill to ban doc ownership for lawmakers through their chamber. it's unclear though if their bill has backing in the senate where you also have had senators say they'd like to stop on owning stock but there doesn't seem to be one consensus. those are some of the things we're watching and it's expected to come up, natural disasters, we also see them unfortunately right now. you could see him emergency funding bills as well. >> talking about the week ahead. natalie is our guest from the wall street journal. if you want to join the conversation phone line as usual democrats 202-748-8000, republicans 202-748-8000 one. we

with that, i'm going to turn it over to senator amy klobuchar, who has been an amazing champion in this fight. sen. klobuchar: thank you for very much, senator murray, for your incredible leadership for a really, really long time. i was remembering back in the barbara mikulski days, liking the height level of this group until that guy arrived. [laughter] this was so good. i felt so tall. but i was remembering barbara mikulski when she used to stand on that couch and say suit up, square your shoulders, put your lipstick on, and get ready for the revolution. i never really knew what she was even talking about, but i think we know now that the women of this country have had it and the men that stand with them have had it. two and a half month ago, the supreme court issued a ruling shredding nearly five decades of precedent, just like that. now, women are at the mercy of state laws across the country and basically this ruling, and the republican senators have said, women, it is not your choice over your health care. it is politicians' choice. this bill that was introduced will take these re

with that i'm going to turn it over to senator amy klobuchar who has been an amazing champion of this fight. >> thank you very much senator murray for your incredible leadership. for a really, really long time. and as i was thinking spiking the high level till that guy arrives. this was so good i felt so tall. but i was member barbara when she is to stand and say suit up, squared your shoulders. but your lipstick on get ready for the revolution. i never really knew what she was talking about. but we know now the women of this country have had it. and the men that stand with them have had it. two and half months ago the supreme court issued a ruling shredding nearly five decades of precedent, just like that. now women are at the mercy of state laws across the country. and basically this ruling and the republican senators have said women, it is not your choice of your healthcare. it is politicians choice. this the bill that was introduced will take these restrictions even a step further. because right now, states like mine that are an island of healthcare in the middle of the country re

so what do they do that dovetails with amy klobuchar. how do you create competitiveness where the big ones, even though they're doing amazing things, too, they're still huge and causing impact on everybody else i think evan will do a great interview going forward and andy jassy will, too. they're facing unionization issues, the stock is way down. inflation, et cetera, et cetera and work from home >> dooe mentioned cook speaking hours after the product event. you say there will be a new phone next year. there have been codes that have been about risks to tech and there have been codes that have been very aspirational about opportunities in tech. what do you think it's going to be will cook be emblematic of either one. >> we understand the downsides to tech. one of the things we're doing the last day is climate tech i have john door here with ro khanna he's in jackson because of the crisis there what are we going to do about big problems like climate tech a lot of startups are trying to solve these problems that's what i want to lean into

joining us tonight minnesota senator amy klobuchar and ohio republican senator rob portman. to have you both in studio. >> thanks, bret, great to be on. >> bret: you both came back from kyiv last wednesday in which you are on the same page here about supporting ukraine. what was your take away after meeting with president zelenskyy? >> he is as strong as ever and he is incredibly grateful for america and for what we have done with our humanitarian economic help but most importantly our military help. the embassy staff, our american embassy literally told us a story that they went to get takeout food at a ukrainian restaurant and the bag came back envelope or on the bag it said thanks for the himars, america. and they have been working and zelenskyy is focused on now a counteroffensive, of course, to take on vladimir putin and russia and push back. >> bret: you know, senator portman, i just had congressman mike waltz former green beret he went over there as well with a group. he said this about what he thought about the situation. take a listen. >> at the end of the day, they

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. >> harris: i've interviewed her many times, amy klobuchar, she's very bright, when you get caught upsay stop hurricanes with legislation, you couldn't stop inflation with something called inflation reduction act, forgive the world if we don't believe what is coming out of your mouth anymore. it is unfortunate, some politicians have good ideas, i don't know if any of them can stop a hurricane. >> kayleigh: that is right, it is like the paris climate accord, we withdraw and hurricanes began issue the largest hurricane was in 1935. >> to make reference, i've lived in florida and it is getting worse, unless he is 100 years old, more hurricanes hitting florida than present day, you would have thought it was armageddon, we did not live on the coastline, it has to do with perspective. look at the storms that happened and what is occurring, that is important when you want to use information around environmental change, number in science and what is happening in the land they are happening on and the other big thing, yes, the change is occurring, the ocean was 88 to 90 degrees we see warmer s

amy klobuchar and chuck grassley leaning into this idea.enator blumenthal suggested we might need a regulatory agency to regulate tech. all of that is in the realm of d.c. and the ongoing conversation of the role in big tech and where regulation comes in. the elon musk part kind of place -- plays into into a little bit of what we heard from zatko, what he described as almost a cultural aspect of the company where he said the company kind of fights fires, moves from fire to fire. make short-term changes, isn't thinking long-term about security. they are thinking long-term about growing revenue and users. that point, even though it is not specifically one of the three reasons that elon has given to back out of the deal, i think that would be the one he might be most interested in. he has leaned on this idea that the board and the executives have misrepresented data. while we did not hear about bots or spam accounts, the cultural element might be the one we see pulled into the argument that musk is poised to take in october. emily: what do you

the supporters of the legislation, such as minnesota democrat amy klobuchar, says they do have the votes have to put it on the floor to test that. schumer is uncomfortable with that. he does not want to force a vote ahead of the midterms. that is why it has gone this long without going to a vote. ed: i'm reading your story on the bloomberg terminal. hopes on lame-duck vote. i think the final push for legislation was plotted over pretzels and beer. give me the background. emily: there was an oktoberfest themed happy hour gathering last week. basically, it was activists, congressional lead supporting the legislation, the ftc chair, the doj antitrust head. so some of the most important people in the biden administration and in congress were plotting out, how are we going to get this bill across the finish line before the end of the year? it looks likely the gop is going to retake the house. the gop is not one to take up the bill in its current form, especially under potential speaker kevin mccarthy. they were just trying to strategize and get together. ed: quickly, emily, how do they regrou

. >>> also ahead, democratic senator amy klobuchar is a guest. "morning joe" is just a few minutes away. guest. "morning joe" is just a few minutes away ♪♪ >>> joining us now, a look at axios a.m., political reporter laughlin mckay, great to see you this morning. what is the "axios" one big thing today. >> we're tracking spending, money and politics tracking organization is set to shatter any record for midterm spending. they're projecting about 9.3 billion in total spending on just federal elections this year. that's up from over 7 billion in 2018, and really it's being driven by a few factors, in large part the extremely expensive primaries we saw earlier in the year, particularly on the republican side, candidates like dr. oz, jim layman in california. that's really driven the numbers up. >> so so far republicans are out spending democrats, what issues are they starting to push. they believed inflation and the economy would be the animating factor. that's still out there. what other things. >> inflation is there to an extent, but really we're

that was almost a nine-month long process of negotiations with amy klobuchar. orin hatch was the lead committee chairman. host: what does that experience tell you and show you how far washington has to go to be truly feminist with the ability to represent? because as you point out others raise children. >> one thing i learned you can find allies in unexpected places. once a senators knew i was having these conversations and negotiating. orin hatch really didn't want to change the rules. what will the babies dress code going to be? as a mom are you seriously asking me if the baby would adhere to a senate dress code? must have a blazer and shoes. she wears a beanie. i will not take that off. she would be in for the pajamas. i could put shoes on that. i will put a blazer on her. i did that day. but i had members, republican members, marco rubio i hardly ever agree said tammy, i am with you. i will stick up for you. i wish i could've brought my young kids to the floor. we need to do this. we need to change the rules. and roy blunt said tammy i will be the next chai

. >> run that here she is minnesota is it senator amy klobuchar yesterday, watch. >> we just did somethingabout climate change, for the first time in decades, that is why we've got to win this as that hurricane bears down on florida, we got to win in midterms we understand, that. >> is she suggesting if you vote for democrats will prevent powerful storms. dagen: maybe again desperation is the world's worst perfume, this is where democrats are on this, but there is a -- politicization of this storm, of this hurricane don lemon on cnn said what effects do climate change have then o phenomena it seems storms are intensifying, noaa man said i don't think you can link climate change to any one of them he is listen i grew up there are these storms intensifying. >> trying to deflect, stay on storm stay on making people safe. but i will note lumbourg data shows over last half century people have become much safer from weather events cost in terms of gdp going down of devastating storms you need money there to help people out get people out of harm's way, but, again, they would rather you know, bre

tomorrow on "special report," our common ground segment features democratic senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. republican senator rob portman of ohio on set. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report." fair, balanced and still unafraid here is jesse. >> jesse: i'm with question kiki i want to see more krauthammer clips. summer is done. football season officially started so now i have something else to watch besides "cops" reruns. getting dark out earlier and kids going back to school telling their buddies what they did all summer and making some new friends. ♪ >> rules. >> thanks a lot owe doyle, nice meeting. >> jesse: joe biden's first day at school what would he be telling friends would very friends? knowing joe biden's history of plagiarism he would probably tell his friends what somebody else did this summer. because joe isn't here, we have been asking for an interview they keep saying no. we will be telling the story of the joe biden summer. and it's nothing to brag about. he started off his vacation like every kid. he fell off his bike.

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amy klobuchar. >> jesse brought up kamala.ring the question because she's a embarrassment? >> no. it's not up to biden whether he runs again. i have a feeling someone will tell him. he could announce he's running for re-election, and the white house have to walk it back. the american policy on the biden campaign is he will not be running for re-election. imagine treating a woman this way. my intention is to marry you, but it's just an intention. is it a firm decision? it remains to be seen. that's not what the american people want to hear. it actually is, because it's the most unifying he's ever been. the republicans and democrats hearing that are, like, all right, that's the way to go. republicans not making this a story. it's the liberal media asking joe biden this question over and over again. it's the liberal media asking other democrats, if he runs again, are you going to support him? this isn't our issue. they've been wanting him for out for a long time. he was youthful beat trump. he's like a tuxedo. you wear it on spec

senator amy klobuchar laid it out for us clearly.orry, people, because the inflation reduction act and voting for democrats is going to stop hurricanes. listen. >> we just did something about climate change for the first time in decades. that's why we have got to win this as that hurricane bears down on florida. we have got win in the midterms. we understand that. >> jesse: is this just me or is amy saying if you vote democrat he shoe will drive the florida and nuke the hurricane herself? just asking. we're keeping a watch on hurricane ian which is set to strengthen to a cat 4 storm as it makes landfall in florida. it's supposed to hit especially hard sarasota area where a lot of residents don't want to leave and the award-winning storm chaser jeff is here with us. how bad is this sucker going to be. >> category 3. forecast to make landfall as a cat 4 about midday tomorrow. winds gusting from 130 to 156 miles per hour. extreme catastrophic storm surge of 10 to 15 feet in the port here and also just up here in fort myers. expect extre

our colleague amy klobuchar was here in the spring. president biden came here while he was vice president. we got a pretty bipartisan approach here over the years, including the chief justice a number of years ago. today, have the privilege of introducing the senator for arizona. i have only known kiersten for four years. she is in my view, i told her this, the most effective first term of senator i have seen in my first time in the senate. [applause] she is today what we have a few of in the democratic party. a genuine moderate and a dealmaker. you heard me say, i always feel like if you are looking at a football field and you have got divided government on big issues, what would you agree on and try to do those. kiersten has been right in the middle in giving us -- getting us to a outcome. on infrastructure, school safety, mental health, social reform, you name it. every single thing we have been able to work together on. we have very big differences. every single thing we had a opportunity to work together on, she has been a leader

. >> fox met with a delegation in ukraine joining senators robert portman and amy klobuchar and somet northern regions. >> makes you realize why there is international war crime investigation going on. >> the pair touring homes blown to pieces where 20% of people have nowhere to live. >> deftly let people know that evil exists in here it is. >> the toward taking them to the airbase to see the destruction of a beloved symbol in ukraine for this was the largest plane in the entire world destroyed in the early days of the war. ukrainian troops who were here defending this airport outside of kyiv say they are looking south as a country begins its own counteroffensive. russia's defense ministry says it took out four combat aircraft, ukraine touting your territorial gains saying counterattacks have been a success. the current concern is how long ukrainian troops can hang on to these new gains. could announce a military aid package in the coming days. >> thank you. coming up, a group of businesses and services go is now threatening to stop paying taxes if the city doesn't do more to curb is

joining us is senator amy klobuchar, chair of the committee. thanks for being here. >> thanks.i have never had a lead-in with a spacecraft hitting a an astroid 6.8 million miles away and the relevance is it's a we can do it moment, as you point out. just like the inflation reduction act, c.h.i.p.s. act, gun safety bill, all these things we got done where people counted us out, i know i have a weird way of thinking about government, things we can do, but i sort of feel like, you know, prospect of astroid wiping out life on earth used to be same likelihood in my mind as the prospect that somebody wouldn't really count the electoral votes and instead we'd get a president that somebody just forced through. they seemed equally improbable. we are working on the one that should be more difficult. but i feel hope there are so many republican co-sponsors on this effort to fix this particular problem in our elections. >> there was an effort that the senate with a bipartisan group of senators led by senator collins and manchin, head of the rules committee advised them throughout the proce

senators rob portman and amy klobuchar will join us after their bipartisan trip to the country.udge will decide today whether or not to appoint a special master to go through the documents found in the search of mar-a-lago. plus, a member of the select committee investigating the january 6th riots, democratic congressman adam schiff will be our guest. we'll get his thoughts on what fbi agents found at the former president's home. we'll be right back. joe biden and democrats in congress just passed the inflation reduction act to lower our costs. the plan lowers the cost of healthcare and medicine and lowers our energy bills by investing in clean energy. that's more savings for us. if you have advanced non-small cell lung cancer, your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1, and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. together, opdivo plus yervoy helps your immu

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senator elizabeth warren, senator amy klobuchar, maybe the governor of colorado.is huge, but, first and foremost, you know 9 guy who has been auditioning for this part, gavin newsom. you know that he wants to run. he has made it clear to others. >> carley: look at him with his jacket off at the white house making himself at home. hey, guys, this is my house. >> steve: sure, is he raising his profile. you know, if donald trump didn't run, you know, the presumptive frontrunner on the republican side would be ron desantis. that's why gavin newsom has challenged ron desantis to a debate over migration. meanwhile, behind the scenes, according to a california fundraiser, with ties to the governor, said this to the wrap publication. after this midterm election is over he, gavin newsom is absolutely going to announce that he is running for presidency once biden announces he is not running, no ifs, ands or buts, he will run if biden does not. so owe is -- you know, he is hedging it right there. if biden does not, then he is in. but we have heard that a lot about a bunch of

when amy klobuchar says now, now that we have seen this, now we know the democrats have to win in theon lemon and joy behar at all the rest of them, biden now threatening the oil companies, saying you better not get those gas prices up. i mean, these are people who don't have the ability to empathize, to understand what happens when you lose everything that is familiar to you, when you lose your house and have nowhere to go, people are looking at you like, you know, where are you going to sleep? you are not going to sleep at my house anymore. and the army corps of engineers and red cross come in with a cup of coffee you almost want to get on your knees and thank them. you know, you are at the bottom of your life in terms of, what am i going to do, what am i going to go? and what they are going to see, what the left is going to see about america is how we come together, how from all over this country, we'd come together, we take care of each other, we are generous, we are compassionate, and while the white house and the dems tried to, you know, they have this incendiary, you are semifa

and those are the conversations that are being had now, for example, between senator amy klobuchar and the democratic sponsor that is still on the house side, zoe lofgren, those conversations are still ongoing, but people at the center of them who i talked to say they're optimistic that they're going to be able to find consensus on this, and actually pass them. and look, this is actually one of the main outflows of the january 6th committee's work. it's not by accident that the two house members who are putting this legislation forward are the vice chair of the january 6th committee liz cheney and one of her counterpart members, zoe lofgren, this is something to expect to see more of in the interim and final reports but certainly this is one of the key legislative outputs here. >> it is fascinating, just to double back a little bit as you mentioned, zoe lofgren, it jogged me, an interview a couple of months ago and ginni thomas was coming to the surface and doubling back to the thomas news, and asked me whether they wanted testimony from thomas, and at the time they weren't interested

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kennedy: democrat senator amy klobuchar is under fire for suggesting that voting for democrats couldicanes. so it turns out the dem cans blow more hot air than we thought. yeah, that's a fair weather politician, and this is the topical storm. topic number one, a north carolina woman got creative in her job search by sending nike headquarters her resumÉ printed on cake. actually, that's nothing new, pretty much everyone on my staff fudged their resumÉs. [laughter] cake came from carly blackburn, a young woman with a ca-do spirit and a just do it dream. it traveledded nearly 3,000 miles to the nike campus in beautiful beaverton, oregon, and it arrive just in time for an employee party. they wanted to thank her, but someone ate her contact information. fortunately, carly posted pictures, and now she says she's been contacted by the company. carly says she has not received a job offer per se, probably because her resumÉ was really crumby. [laughter] topic number two. let's go to los angeles and see see a wacky video of a food delivery robot casually strolling into an active crime scene.

amy klobuchar. they were the ones that were trying to keep -- there just wasn't enough of them. i think that's right. we have to have more women serving. i also think we have got to create a movement of moms this is what we're trying to do with pay -- we have to create a moon imams are fighting for issues that affect moms there are lots of greater positions imams fighting for their kids. mothers against drunk driving. mothers for climate change. we're great. you sauce out there to open up the schools against the masks. the nonsense i will say on critical race theory. in full force. we don't fight for ourselves. that same energy, for all those moms across the country that we're trying to take books out of schools was put into paid leave and affordable child care. we would have those things. we have got to figure out, they want those things. so it's not that those same women want those things. we've got to figure out from a movement activist perspective how we fix that in the cycle. the politicians are scared of us. but they're not scared enough. so the threat of isis threatening.

amy klobuchar of minnesota and rob portman of ohio traveled to several towns where alleged russian wargoing to get hot, especially in the inland bay valleys this mainly for saturday, sunday and monday. but we got tomorrow we get through. we'll talk about that right after the break. let's go to ktvu heather holmes. now with a look at some of the stories we are working on for the seven o'clock news and ktvu plus julie he resigned as windsor mayor amid sexual assault claims. and now dominic for poli has made a decision about running for office again. we'll have that coming up tonight on the seven and also you will not believe what a passenger did onboard a southwest flight. the pilot was none too happy mike and threatened to return the plane to the gate. we'll have those stories and a lot more on the seven ktvu plus will see you in just a bit. thank you for that. but first, it is a problem affecting classrooms nationwide . how bay area school districts compare when it comes to filling open teacher vacancies. want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was

amy klobuchar in the u.s.enate intimated that the passage of the inflation reduction act would have a real impact on hurricanes. this is when people start worshipping that which is created rather than the creator. it is a dangerous religion, and we should, as a country, reject it and get back to the simple things of science and real faith and trust in god, helping organizations, not just florida disaster. i would also suggest samaritans who do it all because of their faith. i don't see the leftists going out there creating organizations to try to help people put their lives back together but i see christian organizations do that and i salute them for it. >> sean: let me go to steve. steve, you know, make you can build on what governor huckabee's saying here about the agenda. and maybe what lara was touching on as well. this agenda of climate alarmism, which has resulted in us abandoning independence, but more importantly you have joe biden pushing this narrative dividing half the country, quote, maga republica

senator amy klobuchare fo now claiming that you must vote for democrats if you want to stop severe weather.pokay, take look, we just did something about climate change for the first time in decades.hi that's why we've got to winane e this as that hurricane bearsaro down on florida.wi we got a win in the midterms. we understan d here with reaction. weather bell, .com chief meteorologist, our friend, joe bastardi. all right. i want you t o respond to that. you more importantly, i want youth o tell us where you think this storm is going, where it's going to land, when it's going to land, and how bad it's goingn tog be . joe: >> well, first of all, this will be the sixth hurricane, major hurricane in fifty seven years to hit the florida coast south of tampa. to cape canaveral line. so from both the both basins, is the gulf and the atlantic, this is only the sixth in the last fifty seven years. the previous 50 years, 16 majoro hurricanes hit. now, i don't care if you're kin left right or what kind of math you believe in 16 and 50 years is far more frequent than six in the last fifty seven years.

chairwoman joe manchin amy klobuchar. we have worked on these issues for a long time -- the example of coming together and making things happen. so get a chance to talk while senator manchin and senator collins, both good friends of mine are here, talking about some of the reasons for the hearing today. as you pointed out, the electoral count act of 1887 just turned out to be more troublesome, potentially, and than anybody had thought. what happened in 1876 was that tightly contested race you are talking about between children and hayes in four states. florida, louisiana, south carolina, and oregon, all had two different groups meet on december the 6th of 1876. each of those groups sent in a competing set of electoral count. there was no way, really, to deal with that issue at that point in our history. the congress passed the electoral commission act, which really did not work very well either. it ended with a compromise that put hayes in the white house. and it largely ended reconstruction in the south at the same time,

we could see the antitrust bill that amy klobuchar and chuck grassley are pushing for good is bipartisanwe could see them try to get it up before the vote. we could also see the electoral count act reform bill that has bipartisan support in the senate . it is slightly different than the bill that passed the house last week and it does have support. it would make sense that something that has 60 votes in the senate moves forward. we could also see democrats in the house push their bill to ban -- four lawmakers for their chamber. it is unclear their bill has backing to the senate, where you also have senators saying they would like to shop lawmakers from owning stocks, there does not seem to be one consensus bill. we are watching for any sort of crisis to come up. we also see them, you could see emergency funding bills come up as well. host: talking about the week ahead on capitol hill. natalie andrews of the wall street journal is our guest. phone lines as usual. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. we were just talking about the lame-duck.

we could see the antitrust bill that senator amy klobuchar and chuck grassley are pushing. we could see them try to get it out for a vote and we could see the electoral count at reform bill that the house bipartisan support in the senate. it's slightly different than the bill that passed the house last week and it does have support so it would make sense that democrats see it as important to move forward. we could also see democrats in the house push their bill to ban doc ownership for lawmakers through their chamber. it's unclear though if their bill has backing in the senate where you also have had senators say they'd like to stop lawmakers from owning stocks but it doesn't seem to be one consensus bill. those are some of the things we're watching and any sort of crisis could come up including natural disasters. we also see that unfortunately right now you could see and emergency funding bills come up as well . >> talking about the week ahead on capitol hill. if you want to join the conversation phone lines as usual democrats 202-748-8000, republicans 202-748-8000 ones, i

. >> you know, i think we are going to be surprised by a lot of people -- obviously, amy klobuchar outime around people view her as a somewhat moderate democrat records rarely here put back-to-back, these days, i think she is certainly a candidate, but i am sure there are going to be many others, about whom we are not even thinking right now. who will step into the ring what tackle hoops how you get a bill bill or jimmy carter people out of the blue. maria: could be gina raimondo, i have reported in the past janet yellen seen to be out of position of treasury secretary my sources say gene avenue raimondo going to take a job probably push her frrd examine currently commerce secretary. >> i and lots of changes. >> i agree this is an administration that is, you know not stupidest as well aware what, trying to further political agenda where all spending open-border policy everything has come from. having said that, i think going to be a rude waking to see what happens in the house the senate is tighter but having said that, you knowthey going to realize the party is over. maria: we will se

with that i'm going to turn over to senator amy klobuchar who's been an amazing champion and despite.>> thank you, very much, senator murray for your incredible leadership for a really, really long time. as i i was thinking i was remembering back in the barbara mikulski days, liking the height level and kill that guy arrived. this was so good, i felt so tall. but i was remembering barbara mikulski when she used to stand there and say sued up, square your shoulders, put your lipstick on a get ready for the revolution. i never really knew what she was even talking about but i think we now know that the women of this country have had it and the men that stand with them have had it. to one half month ago the supreme court issued a ruling shredding nearly five decades of precedence just like that. now women are at the mercy of state laws across the country, and basically this ruling and the republican senators have said, women, it's not your choice over your healthcare, it's politicians choice. this bill that was introduced will take these restrictions even a step further because right now

visit ukraine and to go to kyiv, the capital, along with a colleague across the aisle, senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. senator klobuchar and i believed it was important to demonstrate bipartisan support for ukraine at a very critical time. she and i will be back here on the senate floor together later this week to talk further about this trip. but the trip came on the sixth-month anniversary of russia's illegal invasion of ukraine. it also came on the same week that ukraine began a counteroffensive against the russian invasion here in the kherson area. it also came at a time when there's increased concern about the nuclear power plant here. it's actually right here near this red line. inspectors from the u.n., united nations international atomic energy agency visited this nuclear power plant last week which is europe's single largest nuclear power plant. we began our trip in poland where we met with the leadership of the elite 101st airborne division stationed in the south of poland. it's a unit with a long, proud history including participating in assaults on d-day, striking deep within