. >>> joining us now is amy klobuchar of minnesota. the court rules that they don't have standing, a narrow ruling. this is still going to be an issue because the groups could very likely look for someone -- not these doctors who had a way of opting out, but some patient who might pass the test of standing. so the issue of mifepristone could likely come back again before the court. abortion and ivf and these other procedures. >> exactly, andrea. you look at the fact that when you listen to that argument, which i did this morning, yes, the judges seemed deeply skeptical about the standing argument, including conservative justices, in their questioning. gorsuch talking about how it was a small lawsuit with national implications, or kagan, my favorite line, who is your person, who is your person who would have standing, and ketanji brown jackson talking about the balance, that you are talking about a small group of doctors who, by the way, have their own protections already written into law, versus the over 60% of women who choose to use

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with no further ado senator amy klobuchar thank you for coming.plause] >> okay, thank you everyone. it is wonderful to be here and get off the hill for a little bit i willor say. there is a lots going on as you know we are notre in a shut down or he might not be able to be here. we also have been working on the budget which is somewhat apropos of our topic competition. i have been working to try to make sure the antitrust division of justice, which is not the topic of my talk today, which we funded with senator grassley and i believe that it would be we on 88 -- eight vote pretty only get that for volleyball resolutions g there. and so we been working about technical language at all sounds small ball. we've been trying to get that change that has been occupying my mind but now i get to come and see you and go out for the forest for the trees and talk a little bit about her doing what needs to be done to expand haveg competition in america. companyo thanked chip and angie for inviting me. i know that therev■■g are reps m great plains communications

in the 2020 primaries when you had joe biden and amy klobuchar and pete buttigieg running against bernied elizabeth warren, this got to be clear. medicare for all became a big point between the moderates and the more liberal people running for president in 2020. since then, the idea of defunding the police, which started with activists but moved into the democratic mainstream divided the moderates more liberal members of the caucus. and more regular day-to-day ways , the big difference economically is that moderates believe we need robust capitalism but that requires regulation. we are democrats. we believe you cannot have unfettered capitalism. there folks on the farther left who think we should be socializing things. medicare for all is socialized medicine. that would be 1/5 of the american economy. host: jerry joins us from alabama. independent line. caller: earlier you were talking about not really having a chance in a race. robert f kennedy, jr., in the ads i've been seeing things he has a chance, especially among young voters and i'm wondering what your thoughts are with regards to

i've been looking for tried today that you cora.com >> before the break, i spoke with senator amy klobuchar about plans. the president is expected to announce tonight for getting more humanitarian aid into gaza cnn's jeremy diamond is joining a tel aviv right now. he's got more on that, jeremy, what more do we know about this? on the gaza coast that the president will announce today >> yeah, that's right. well, there has been discussion for some time now about creating some kind of a maritime humanitarian corridor. but gaza doesn't have a deep sea port. and so the us stepping in here to build what is essentially a temporary floating port that fluids appear off the coast of gaza in the mediterranean sea. this will be coordinated with israel, with united nations and with cyprus, where the humanitarian aid is likely to go at first and be checked by israeli security officials. now, this is not an immediate solution to the rampant and growing hunger that we are watching unfold in gaza, us officials we'll say that this is expected to take weeks at a minimum before it can actually take place in th

she then had a chance to give her speech in washington, dc, where she met senator amy klobuchar at the frederick douglass national historic house. selma and her parents also got a tour of the white house, sponsored by congresswoman barbara lee. today, i will be sharing part of martin luther king's nobel peace prize acceptance speech. >> i accept the nobel prize for peace at a moment. when 22 million negroes of united states of america are engaged in a creative battle to end the war. lines of racial injustice. >> and that is video from her most recent speech contest. she won first place in oakland's mlk speech contest in late february, where she presented mlk, nobel peace prize acceptance speech, which bart is welcoming musicians at its stations from march 21st through the 31st. >> the transit agency says it is celebrating the life and music of 18th century composer johann sebastian bach. bach in the subways was started in new york city back in 2010, and if you would like to play music, you'll have to follow these three steps. you have to register on bart's website, apply for bart's fre

joining us, senator amy klobuchar of minnesota.we are here today, and we know abortion health care, as i call it, is not based on religion or the history of kris -- christianity, and people see women bleeding out and being sterilized because they can't get the abortion care they need, and that brings me back to the cult leader, the one with his bible, and he created a supreme court that was able to do that. it's easy to call the bible grifty that he is selling online, because he usually holds bibles upsidedown and things like that, but senator, what can be said to the person who is all in on this and who will pick up a credit card and buy this bible, because i think the abortion argument and everything happening to this country, it is summed up in his presentation and his selling of the bible, but i think it's lost on the folks that want to buy it. are they lost? unreachable? >> i will separate the issue where people are on abortion, their own views from him hawking bibles. i go back to the ten commandments and those commandments o

i saw senator amy klobuchar, welcome to those who have insomnia, you're welcome.ou are welcome, thank you for doing your job, adding another $1.2 trillion-$35 trillion in debt. charlie: think about families across the country, they cut 10%, 20% out of their budgets to live. federal funding at 2,023 levels, they can't cut 10%. it's extraordinary. rachel: that was it. another reason you might be up at night is the borders are open and we saw an amazing footage that came through. when we showed use this. brandon judd, migrants basically running towards the border cutting the wire put up by the texas dps and brandon judd told some of our reporters the we are only seeing this because it is on camera, this is repeated another places along the border at the most shocking thing of all is no one was sent back. everyone was released into our country after doing that ash our border. karine jean-pierre was asked about this and she says this -- >> has the president seen that dramatic video of migrant surging past in texas? >> i've not spoken to the president about that video.

she then had a chance to give her speech in washington, d.c, where she met senator amy klobuchar at thehouse, selma and her parents also got a tour of the white house, sponsored by congresswoman barbara lee. hey i will be sharing part of martin luther king's nobel peace prize acceptance speech, which i accepted nobel prize for peace at a moment. when 22 million negroes of united states of america are engaged in to create its battle to m-oh the night of racial injustice. and that is video from her most recent speech contest. she won first place in oakland's mlk speech contest in late february, where she presented mlk, nobel peace prize acceptance speech, which already starting off the workweek with a fairly nice day. >> a few clouds out there, there were a few spots of drizzle in some places. that's how it's going to go the next couple of days, with the potential for some slightly unsettled weather. but not enough to change your plans or to get out of out of sync with with like like the way today went is how tomorrow and the next day go essentially. but there will be a slight chance of a

so with no further ado, senator amy klobuchar, thank you for coming. [applause] >> okay.ell, thank you, everyone and it's wonderful to be here and get off the field for a little bit, i will say. there's a lot going on as you know we are not in a shutdown, or i might not be able to be here. we also have been working on the budget somewhat apropos of our topic at hand of competition. been working to try to make sure that the antitrust division of justice, , which is not the topic of my talk today, gets funded as we believe senator grassley and i believe it would be with the merger of the change th like 88-eight vote. if you only get that for volleyball resolutions of their, and so we've been working about some technical language that's in there here it all sounds really small ball but it's really a ball. and so we have been trying to get that changed and that's been occupying my mind but now i get to come and see you and kind of go out for the forest for the trees and talk a little bork the doing and what needs to be done to expand and to make sure that we have strong compe

joining us now from the capitol is minnesota senator amy klobuchar. senator, i know you're on the rules committee and a special role you play in tonight's activities. is that right? >> yes. get to escort the president in. i hear that he is very excited about this speech in good spirits, a seasoned leader. and as rachel was just noting, i am remembering last year when maybe decorum didn't rule and they were heckling him and he went with the punches and did an extraordinary job. so i'm looking forward to this speech. >> are there specific areas that you feel particularly invested in. things you're looking for? signal little from the white house. particularly about pressing legislative issues right now. >> sure. >> supplemental funding? as well as an agenda past that. >> clearly, the president will be focused on getting this budget done so there's not a shutdown. and focused on getting humanitarian aid to gaza. but the other thing is going to be the contrast he is defending the rights, freedoms. and they're trying to destroy them. he is defending demock

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she then had a chance to give her speech in washington, dc, where she met senator amy klobuchar at therents got a tour of the white house, sponsored by congresswoman barbara lee. hey i will be sharing part of martin luther king nobel peace prize and acceptance speech. >> i accept the nobel prize for peace at a moment. when 22 million negroes of united states of america are engaged in a creative battle to end the war lines of racial injustice. >> that's incredible. there are& many adults who are afraid of public speaking right there. she is. that's video fromúher most recent speech contest. she won first place in oakland's mlkt& speech contest in late february, where she presented mlk nobel peace prize, accept speech parts of the oakland zoo will be to some maintenance. all of thee zoo is closed today and tomorrow. the zooc will reopen thursday, but the gondola and california trails will remain closed on thursday and friday. everything is expected to reopen on saturday. >> we want to ensure that we bring closure for the victim's families. >> the latest on the man in the east bay charged

in the 2020 primaries when you had joe biden and amy klobuchar and pete buttigieg running against bernie medicare for all became a big point between the moderates and the2020. since then, the idea of defunding the police, which started with but moved into the democratic mainstream divided the moderates from the more liberal members of the caucus. and more regular day-to-day ways , the big difference economically is that moderates believe we need robust capitalism but that requires regulation. we are democrats. we believe you cannot have unfettered capitalism. there folks on the farther left who think we should be socializing things. medicare for all is socialized medicine. that would be 1/5 of the american economy. host: jerry joins us from independent line. caller: earlier you were talking about independents not really having a chance in a race. robert f kennedy, jr., in the ads i've been seeing things he has a chance, especially among young voters and i'm wondering what your thoughts are with regards to rfk, jr., and in general why is he not covered anymore in the general media? guest:

there have been bills proposed and amy klobuchar addressed the issues. it has gone nowhere. if anything will change in the u.s., it is up to the doj case. >> why can't we make up our minds? jay clayton said that. why are we farming out our anti-trust pov to the europeans? we know what they are like. they don't like us. they haven't -- again, this reminds me of apple which is so good at what they do. if you have a company that is really good at what it does to corner the market, is that a monopoly or a really good company? in the lina khan universe, it is a monopoly. >> they are of the same mindset. they appeared together with the anti-trust theories and nipping transactions. they don't want another instagram situation. this is the eu doing this and this started under the trump administration. this has been a five-year investigation. >> it doesn't go away no matter who is in charge. >> it doesn't seem like it. that is another question. if there is a trump administration next year, you know, his dxoj attacking this, his former administration was going after it. >> it would not