ah ah, bill murray, who is old ladies are involuntary witnesses to the cities, horrifying battles. many couldn't get down to basement or a shelter because of their age. so they watched the horrors of war from the windows of shell flats. oh, i can tell you a guy with i thought with, [000:00:00;00] with my grandma tomorrow, this is the 2nd storming of my radio blue she seen in her life. she survived the horrors of world war 2 is a child with a she think the d as later she'd say nazi tag. thanks again. this time from ukrainian military, using civilians as human shields. and once again, she'd be thanking russian soldiers for saving them with sheets, showing that the u. n. got your wife with a a, a thing i do like to do is to go with the like how about and zanna does not. you mean little book, as you said, we could build on a yes or to the stuff. because you, with this bonus you want to, when you are sure this by yourself. so like the blessed creative, what do you, how do you said one second. i gonna do, you said if you will, i'm should turn this hot to confuse now with the 444 shirts w

when chevy chase leaves, bill murray comes in. >> make up in here please? >> that opened up other doors and saturday night live was just taking off. >> super muscle medic 76. >> roseann. >> where do we come from? >> it was the show for us. it was the show about us. >> you wanted to be a part of it. it was inextricably linked with the times. it's started. somewhere between a cuddle and a struggle, it's...the side hug. tween milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination - a type of cancer prevention against certain hpv-related cancers, can start then too. for most, hpv clears on its own. but for others, it can cause certain cancers later in life. you're welcome! now, as the "dad cab", it's my cue to help protect them. embrace this phase. help protect them in the next. ask their doctor about hpv vaccination today. >>> monday is the greatest day of the week. >> through high school there was one show that was religious broadcasting, that you had to watch. if you didn't see it you wouldn't have anything to talk about for all of tuesday and most of wedn

the bill murray character just keeps waking up. >> hey, phil?ll me you don't remember me because i sure as heck fire remember you. >> not a chance. >> ned! >> usually when there's some kind of strange convention, it's explained. >> phil connors, i thought that was you. >> you're in a time machine or somebody cast a spell. >> phil connors! >> but this just happened. and nobody minded. >> phil connors. >> ned? >> the movie is perfect. it's also so obviously for bill. >> bill, like the groundhog bill? >> yeah, like the groundhog bill. >> look out for your shadow there, pal! >> morons, your bus is leaving. >> it's hard to be a likeable dick and then win the audience over by the end. bill is really good at that. >> oh, thank you, young man. >> it's nothing, ma'am. i had the tie, i ran the jack. just be comfortable, all right? >> to me, bill murray is one of the great comedy actors that has ever been. >> how long will you be staying with us? >> indefinitely. i'm being sued for divorce. >> he's picky, which is perfect, because then he finds his way int

as, as others were to see the time the see i paris, the station chief bill. murray said there was a consistent effort to find intelligence that supported preconceived positions. and as i, as bad intelligence got to the leadership very quickly, other intelligence just didn't get anywhere. before my head of britons and my 6 set, the intelligence was being fixed around the policy and that was a year before the invasion. i think there's a lot of truth of that. i think that people had a stereotype view of what was going on and they look for information that supported the view and disregarded information that didn't. that is, that is a real danger into, in any kind of decision, a one i just want important lessons of iraq or you need to have always a team be you need have at the table. people saying ok, i know it looks a certain way, but what if we read this information in a different way? i think that those criticisms are completely correct david from it's been very good to have you on competent zone. thank you very much. in date, thank you very much. ah ah, ah, with who they were prisoners of turki

you know and bill murray had ended up building 72 hotels in atlanta. oh, wow while i was mad. i mean that that was a kind of growth that nobody could believe say and so i was operating on things that i knew to be happening and but even i would not have believed when kasim reed was mayor. we average five billion dollars. a year in new investment i mean building permits. five billion dollars a year is the sum total of all of the investment? that goes into south africa the whole country. the indian nation in europe that has grown like we have grown. and well, i don't take credit for it. but i show him proud of it. well, well you talk a lot about the atlanta. i'm going to get to you don when you talk a lot about the atlanta way and you know you you know in our many interviews you talked about in 1946 you came here for conference at the butler street ymca and the clan walked down march down auburn avenue. yeah, 1951 you were here with your i think with your parents and you're driving down ponce de leon and a rat crosses the street and you slow down. he said he slowed down because h

example, republicans, and even some reporters here covering the hill are questioning a bill sponsored by senators murraystop states from interfering with a woman's right to cross state lines to get an abortion, but questioning why they are pushing this when no states have moved yet to do so. >> i simply don't believe they are necessary at this point. i think it's pretty clear that we have freedom to travel from one state to another. >> instead, republicans are focussed on inflation and according to a new "new york times" sienna poll, gaining ground among white working democrats, worried more about the reflective, out of control inflation rate has surpassed 9%. the poll also notes that it's white college graduates focused more on cultural issues like abortion and guns. so, representative sean patrick maloney, in charge of the midterm strategy from house democrats pivoted from the inflation issue, instead playing up the fear factor, the what if scenario in case republicans take back control of congress. >> we have a plan to bring down gas prices and fix the supply chain. voters know that. what they also k

access to contraception.on that is why i joined the center's market, or runner, murray and duckworth in cosponsoring this billo protect the right to accessil contraception and information about contraceptives. this bill safeguard the patient's ability to seek contraceptives in healthcare to provide critical services. the right to contraception cannot just be an empty promise. that is why the bill gives the department of justice as well ae patients and doctors the power to make sure that we do not infringe on the right contraception. i am proud to join my colleagues. and for the last 33 days i been think about all of the women in this country facing it on acceptably uncertain future printed at each and every one of my colleagues have the opportunity to make clear where they stand. but when given the opportunity, some see the opportunity to protect the rights to contraception, some deny by hopes of our colleagues will change their mind and we can move forward with this and put in place these laws protecting the right to travel. protecting the right to contraception. and of course in the end, protecting a woman'

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to thank senators murray and senator peters and all the chairs of the more than ten senate committees who worked with us over the past several years to significantly improve the bill from the discussion draft we released earlier last -- we released last year. this bill would not be possible without the hard work of them and their staffs. i want to stress that this is the beginning of the legislative process, not the end. we're going to work hard to create support for our bill, and i hope we can make more progress towards cannabis reform in the future. i look forward to working with democrats and republicans to get something done this time. now, on the chips bill, last night, madam president, i filed cloture on a major piece of legislation that will help lower costs, boost scientific innovation, and take direct aim at the national chips shortage, which is hurting almost every single american. members of both sides know that america's chips crisis is sending shock waves across the economy. it's endangering our national security. i according to an article by "bloomberg" china's top chips maker has advanced their threat by two generations, threatening u.s. competitive

bill. again, like professor murray said if, your statements are mick tires characterize one of the bill does. >> you said it could not protect the right to an abortion until the moment of birth. >> that isn't how abortion care works. in fact, is suggest that's how abortion care works, that's really troubling. and dangerous for women. >> so, only because, if you're saying that as a practical matter, that's not how abortions occur. therefore, the bill does allow by its terms, it allows that. is that not correct? >> it does not. it is a mischaracterization of how the bill operates. -- >> the time of the gentleman has expired. mr. stanton? >> thank you very much, mister chair. nearly 50 years ago the supreme court recognized the constitutional right to turn abortion and roe v. wade. that ruling anchored in our constitution's right to privacy was part of a litany of cases forming the doctrine of substantive due process. guaranteeing constitutional protections for many of the freedoms that we embrace and rely upon in the modern united states. whether it be a parent's decision on how to raise their

. >> we support the bill but again i would like to have as professor murray said it's a mischaracterization of the bill does. >> you said it couldn't protect the rights to an abortion until the moment of birth. >> this isn't how abortion care works and to suggest that sow abortion care works is really troubling and dangerous for women. >> only because you're saying that as a practical matter that's not how abortions occur, therefore the bill does allow by its terms it allows that isn't that correct? >> it does not. it's a mischaracterization of how the bill operates. >> the time is expired. >> thank you very much mr. chair. fifty years ago the supreme court recognized the constitutional right to an abortion in roe v wade. that ruling anchored in our constitutional right to privacy was part of a litany of cases forming the doctrine of due process guaranteeing constitutional protections for many of the freedoms that we embrace and rely upon in the modern united states whether it be a parent's decision on how to raise their child and adult's adultsdecision to marry the pern they love, or the d

bill. i yield the floor. >> president. >> senator from rhode island. >> i am glad to stand with senator cortez massed02 support this legislation and recognize the leadership of senator murray on this issue as we fight to protect fundamental rights belonging to the women of america. for nearly half a century women relied on row's recognition of the constitution protects their right to decide if and when to have children. a radical, and captured supreme court has revoked this constitutional right disrupting the reliance and trust of generations of women to make fundamental decisions about their own health and their own futures. overturning roe is wildly unpopular which is why extremists went to the captured court to get a change that they could not get through the democratic process. deep-pocketed extremist interests invested hundreds of millions of dollars over decades to build a court where that kind of stuff could get done. it is an outrage women across this country are angry, democrats in congress are angry and we are fighting back in every way we can. in addition to state abortion bands, emboldened legislatures are ready and even more extreme restrictions on women like

area where chair murray and i work very closely together, because a lot of these issues can often involve medicaid, for example. i so appreciate my colleague bringing up her important bill with respect to family planning. the proposition behind it is pretty straightforward. the supreme court overturned roe against the will of the american people. states are criminalizing abortion. many women and girls are now being forced to carry pregnancies to term and give birth. if you're going to stand by this forced birth agenda, then you better guarantee basic health for women and families. that is really senator murray's challenge to senate republicans. you can't be pro-life and pro-family if you're against health care that saves lives and protects families. the murray legislation, senator smith and senator warren are pleased to be for it today, is centered on a significant increase in what is known as title 10 funding, which goes to basic essential services like hiv tests, contraception, treatment for infections and pregnancy counseling. one of those services is really so vitally important. i just want to mention it, that is cancer screenings. cancer screenings are particularly

that's why i join with senators markey, hirono, murray, and duckworth in cosponsoring this bill, to protect the right to access contraception and information about contraceptives. this bill safeguards a patient's ability to seek contraceptions and a health care provider's ability to provide those critical services. the right to contraception can't just be an empty promise. that's why the bill gives the department of justice, as well as patients and doctors, the power to make sure that we don't infringe on the right to contraception. i'm proud to join my colleagues, and for the last 33 days i've been thinking about all the women in this country facing an unacceptably uncertain future. today, each and every one of my colleagues had the opportunity to make clear where they stand, but when given the opportunity some seized the opportunity to protect the right to contraception, some did not. i hope that some of our colleagues will change their minds and we can move forward with this and put in place these laws, protecting the right to travel, protecting the right to contraception, and of course,

bill. but i, like what's miss murray said, your statements are or misrepresentation. >> you said could not protect an abortion until the birth? >> that is not how the abortion works. it's really troubling and dangerous frozen. >> only because he was saying as a practical matter that's not how abortions occur. therefore the bill does allow by its terms it allows that, is that correct? >> it does not. it's a mischaracterization of how the bill operates. >> time of the gentleman has expired. >> thank you mister chair. nearly 50 years ago the supreme court recognized the constitutional right to an abortion in roe v. wade. that ruling, anchored in our constitution's right to privacy, was part of a litany of cases forming the doctrine of due process, guaranteeing constitutional process for many freedoms we embrace and rely upon in the united states. whether it's a parent's decision on how to raise their child, an adult's decision to marry the person they love, or the decision to use contraception, these private intimate choices have long been left to the individual to make for themselves, not po

bill my body my data sums it up, again, thank you so much for your leadership. >> mr. president i also want to briefly touch on the important legislation that senator smith my pacific northwest colleague, senator murray and senator warner has recently introduced seven important proposal called the expand access to family-planning act, i am proud to cosponsor this legislation. it's another area where chair marie and i worked very closely together because a lot of these issues can often involve medicaid for example and i just appreciate my colleague ringing up her important bill with respect to family-planning. the proposition behind is pretty straightforward the supreme court overturned roe against the will of the american people. states are criminalizing abortion. many women and girls are now being forced to carry pregnancies to term and give birth. if you going to stand by the forced birth agenda then you better guarantee basic health for women and families.ga that is really senator murray's challenge to senate republicans you cannot be pro-life and pro-family if you're against healthcare that saves lives and protects families. the murray legislation, senator smith and senator warren please to put f

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murray there with a good point. mr. ban ban also trying to get out from a criminal trial for this convoluted bill dewall fundraiser where pardon. that was related to donald trump's possibly criminal effort to stay in office. he still held the line up to this weekend. i'm over time, but josh, finish your thought. >> really quick point. as you stated before, steve bannon in the past, as bad of a guy as he may be, he always seemed to me pretty shrewd about what not to touch to get himself in big trouble, and the pardon issue may be why he didn't just touch it here, he grabbed the handlebars and road this thing forward, because it seems to me he's neck deep in this and trying to get out from under an indictment with serious jail time would be a pretty good reason to do that. >> yeah. you both kind of buttoned it up, and it speaks to why the motivations go beyond normal politics, normal grandiosity. ironically it's almost oedipal. you remember mc oedipus, melissa. it's almost oedipal that his per over to get out from one criminal trial landed him here in another one. we'll come back to all this. good to see you. >>> as we ta

to thank senators murray and senator peters and all the chairs of the more than ten senate committees who worked with us over the past several years to significantly improve the bill from the discussion draft we released earlier last -- we released last year. this bill would not be possible without the hard work of them and their staffs. i want to stress that this is the beginning of the legislative process, not the end. we're going to work hard to create support for our bill, and i hope we can make more progress towards cannabis reform in the future. i look forward to working with democrats and republicans to get something done this time. now, on the chips bill, last night, madam president, i filed cloture on a major piece of legislation that will help lower costs, boost scientific innovation, and take direct aim at the national chips shortage, which is hurting almost every single american. members of both sides know that america's chips crisis is sending shock waves across the economy. it's endangering our national security. i according to an article by "bloomberg" china's top chips maker has advanced their threat by two generations, threatening u.s. competitive

bill. so i hope my completion on both sides of the aisle will take a look at this proposal and i gladly welcome their supporter support. thank you, madam president. i yield the floor. mrs. murray: -- ms. baldwin: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from wisconsin. ms. baldwin: i ask unanimous consent that if cloture is invoked on the heroin start nomination, the vote on confirmation occur at 5:30 p.m. and that the senate recess from 4:00 until 5:30. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection, so moved. ms. baldwin: senators can expect two votes at 5:30 p.m. those votes would be on confirmation of the heroin start nomination and -- of the herrnstadt nomination and cloture on the heinzelman nomination to be general counsel of the c.i.a. the presiding officer: under the previous order, all postcloture time is expired. the question is on the nomination. ms. baldwin: i ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: have all senators voted? disl any senator wish to -- does any senator wish to change his or her vote