senator blackburn: excuse me. but it was kind of a knee-jerk reaction to a bill that was brought forth that you didn't like. and i get that. but, you know, i do think we have to look at the facts that science is on our side on this. i yield back. chair durbin: thank you. senator whitehouse. >> i ask that the report we put together, captured courts, the republican judicial assault on our reproductive rights, be entered into the record of the hearing. chair durbin: without objection. senator hirono. ms. hirono: -- senator hirono: -- chair durbin: it's not on. try it now. senator hirono: thank you. i think it's on now. thank you. so i want to start with something that the mississippi attorney general said because the supreme court is going to be hearing the mississippi case. the mississippi attorney general recently claimed that overturning roe v. wade would somehow empower women to pursue careers and raise children. i wanted to see if ms. goss graves, sorry, representative howard, have a remark about that statement,

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bradley blackburn in manville, new jersey. thank you so much. >>> texas governor greg abbott is expected to sign a controversial voting rights bill into law today. it passed into law last week. the measure bans drive through voting as i.d. requirements for mail-in ballots and sets new rules for poll watchers. >>> in afghanistan senior taliban officials plan to hold a ceremony to welcome a new government. they seized the last province o american and afghan allies escaping by plane, but as charlie d'agata reports, we have the first land rescue of americans. >> reporter: taliban fighters raised their flag in the panjshir valley. the last enemy has been captured. the war is over. but the mass exodus continues and among the tens of thousands desperate to flee over land, state department officials tell cbs news an american family of four got across and the taliban did not stand in their way but dozens more americans remain stranded here. the mazar-i-sharif airport show six airplanes on the tarmac. >> the taliban is holding them host

bradley blackburn is in new york with more on this.ood morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. it's a big test for schools today here in the city, and it comes as covid cases are surging. just last week more than a million new cases were reported across the country, and 11,000 deaths. the country's largest school district reopens today. roughly one million students across new york city will be back in the classroom, many for the first time in over a year. >> i missed playing with my friends at the playground and playing with the toys. >> reporter: pediatric covid cases have spiked in other parts of the country in recent weeks. at one point, accountior all ne. >> we continue to be on a high plateau. the reality is we may be headed to another peak. >> reporter: students in the big apple will have to wear masks at all time, and all teachers and staff will have to be vaccinated. some experts believe the shots will be approved for younger children this fall. >> the best case scenario given the timeline i've laid out, you could poten

senator blackburn will be with us to talk about her new probe into the company and what congress can do about it >>> first, mike tracki ing all h market action. meg terrell has the latest on that fda manual meeting on boosters what are you watching with all 11 sectors lower right now heading into the close >> this is a downside test in the market that to a degree, a lot of people have been looking for. the s&p 500 has been choppy with the downside bias for the last two weeks, since september 2nd today, we did cut below, just by a little bit right now, the 50-day average that's about the seventh time this year that we actually have hit or gone slightly below the 50-day average that's been an occasion for these dip buy opportunities that we saw along the way here. those also disproportionately have happened around the time of a monthly options expiration we have been talking about that, this is a day that we have all of these options expiring. this seems to be to some degree playing to script. the megacap stocks really getting hurt the most. they're the one most important to the indexe

reporter bradley blackburn sets the scene for us from new york. >> reporter: the northeastern united states is cleaning up after the remnants of hurricane ida. the storm dumped upwards of 10 inches of rain on parts of new york, new jersey, and connecticut. more than half a foot file in a manner of hours. >> it was niagara falls here. >> reporter: there is lines of washed out cars along the highway . the heavy rain trapped some drivers. a connecticut state trooper died when his police cruiser was swept away by water. >> this is one of the most difficult storms i have seen since hurricane sandy. >> reporter: the national weather service issued its first ever tornado emergency for the northeast . last night president biden declared a federal disaster in new york and new jersey, clearing the way for fema to assist . >> hurricane ida did not care if you are a democrat or a republican. this destruction is everywhere. >> reporter: he will travel to louisiana today to get a first look at the damage. bradley blackburn, cbs news. >>> looking at san francisco international airport this morning

last month on august 4th, senator blackburn and i wrote and asked specifically about this issue.d, and i'm quoting, has the research ever found that its platforms and products can have a negative effect on children and teens mental health or well-being such as increased suicidal thoughts, anxiety, unhealthy usage pattern, negative self-image or other indications of lower well-being. it wasn't a trick question. it proceeded to the reports in the journal. we had no idea about the whistleblower documents that were ultimately revealed. facebook dodged the question. we are not aware of a consensus among studies or experts about time is too much. we are not aware. we all know now that that representation was simply not true. onernal documents reported by "the wall street journal" demonstrate that facebook has known for years that instagram arms children and young people and studies have found links between instagramhi and mental health problems. and it was common knowledge in the company so that the response was a clear attempt to mislead congress and misinform parents. i would ask tha

>> thank you so much, senator blackburn. we were so glad to see the introduction of the open app markets act. i think that is going to be really important not just for big data but for gatekeeper power at large when it comes to app stores. but in particular, with regard to big data, i think the app stores and the operating systems have this privileged position where they can treat users' decisions about their data differently based on whether the app is owned by the app store company or the operating system company or whether it is a competitor. so one thing that is really important is to make sure those are being treated the same so that we have the level playing field for competition. >> i think that's important in that privileged position, this ai exercise is important to note. you mentioned the gatekeeper property and how it would apply to other applications whether it is publishers and other forms of content development. so i think this is an important bill that we get passed and on the record. very quickly on filter bu

we also heard, you played a little bit of the back and forth of him and senator blackburn, you know, he was expecting to get a lot of questions about the book, including the one written by our colleague here, phil rutgers but also the one by bob woodward and the senator forced him to admit that he spoke to the authors of the books as part of their reporting process, something we also have not heard from him. but in his opening statement he gave a forceful defense of specifically the allegations, the scenarios that came out in the bob woodward and robert costa book about his call with his chinese counterpart and that nuclear process meeting. he also said that he will always be a defender of the constitution. strong statements from the chairman of the joint chiefs today, stronger than i have ever heard from him or in many of these hearings in the past. >> all of them, well, certainly former general austin, defense austin and general milley both saying that they believe that there should have been 2,500 troops left. now, i know we knew that, we through that was their recommendation from

senator marsha blackburn is fired up. pentagon chiefs are set to testify this week over the botched afghanistan withdrawal. this as the fbi is now investigating a female u.s. soldier assaulted by a group of afghan refugees. we've got other separate incidents of refugees charged with assault including on children. later this hour hillary clinton, the latest trump russia drama. it is eerie echos too whitewater. also 21,000 migrants heading to the u.s. border. the white house narrative on the border is falling apart. you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. >> they see that their, that other folks have gotten through and other folks are getting released to all parts of the united states. most of these migrants aren't staying in texas. they're literally going to all 50 states. they call back, that just encourages more folks to come to make this dangerous journey. ♪. that building you're trying to sell, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. if i could

bradley blackburn, cbs news. >> coming up on kxix5 and streaming on the bay area. >> blasting off to the history books, the civilians turn space explorers and the journey to the end of the earth, next. >>> san francisco schools scramble to meet high demands for online learning. the logistics issues leaving students in limbo . >>> a look outside at our ♪ ♪ fall together with lowe's. to find great values this season. lowe's. home to any budget. home to any possibility. >>> the iconic mr. peanut is moving to minnesota's part of hormel food's acquisition of planters and they're giving away a two night stay in the nutshell in for $3.59. the cost of a jar of peanuts and the booking opens tomorrow and only one person will win. >>> that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbs money watch.com at the new york stock exchange. i'm diane king hall. >>> and they started the day as regular people, but now four civilians can call themselves space explorers following a special launch aboard a space rocket and they're on a history making trip that could change space travel forever. >> we l

i heard senator blackburn say about the book. you got to see how the midst of it looks to congress that you've had time to interview and do all of these interviews, but questions are not answered. i'm just troubled by some of those things. also on august 18, you said "there's nothing that i or anyone else saw that indicated a collapse of the army and this government in 11 days." i find it unbelievable with a staff -- your staff of 3,200 people and a budget of $419 million dollars that we didn't see the obvious. i think you saw it. july 11, 2019, you said i think pulling out prematurely would be a strategic mistake." you said here today and you also said that here today. you agree? >> i 100% agree. >> thank you. >> may i comment? >> go ahead. >> on your first two points. on the intel piece, i stay with what i said. nobody called it. 11 days in august. nobody did that. i brought the intel reports in a classified session. happy to go over them on the first thing. the bagram thing, i did put a very lengthy response in my written stat

joining us tonight, senator marsha blackburn, dr. meghan --y makary, deneen borelli, and august pflueger. this after gop pressure to do, we've got the details surfacing on biden officials including secretary of state antony blinken and jen psaki, praising, worth it right after the obama administration exchanged five terrorists at gitmo for army deserter bowe bergdahl that happened in 2014. four of them are joining four other terrorists are on the fbi watch list inside of the taliban government, potentially accessing abandoned u.s. intelligence, weaponry, military vehicles? some of that stuff showing up in iran. that is according to reports. also moderate house democrats starting to defect from president biden's 3 1/2 trillion dollar spending and tax bill, plus this, more trump appointees joining kellyanne conway, general jack keane, sean spicer say no, we'll not quit after the president tried to fire them from military boards. kellyanne conway, saying, mr. president, you should resign. the white house press secretary trying to deny w

>> bradley blackburn in new york. our thanks to you. >>> president biden's approval rating is at a new low amid the coronavirus crisis and the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. a new poll shows just 43% of americans approve of the job he's doing. that's down 13 points since june. 53% disapprove of his performance. only president trump had a lowen del rio, texas. we are learning that many haitian migrants are being allowed to stay in the u.s. meanwhile, there is new drone video of a barrier of vehicles at the border deployed by texas governor greg abbott. the barricade runs for miles. abbott blames the white house for the migrant crisis. manuel bojorquez reports from the border. >> reporter: mixed messages from the biden administration. cbs news has learned more than 1,000 mostly haitian migrants have been allowed to enter the u.s. as part of the legal asylum process, undercutting the administration's hard-line stance that anyone arriving at the border will be immediately deported. >> many of the individuals who we

bradley blackburn in new york. thank you. >>> the house committee investigating the january 6th capitol attack has issued its first round of subpoenas. among those subpoenaed, mark meadows, steven bannon, dan scovino, and cash patel, all in contact with former contact president trump before and during the capitol riot. the committee says it's investigating the facts, circumstances, and causes of the attack. epositions nt mont government could shut down and default on its debt. the double whammy could wipe out six million jobs here in the u.s. nikole killion reports from washington, d.c. >> reporter: the federal government in limbo one week before funding is due to run out. >> a shutdown is inconceivable, abhorrent, repugnant. >> reporter: the white house officially put federal agencies on notice warning it is preparing for any contingency. the 2019 shutdown lasted 35 days and cost the economy $11 billion. but a shutdown now during a pandemic could impact the cdc and nih. >> we'll keep government open. >> reporter:

bradley blackburn is in new york with more. bradley, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the president stayed at the u.n. just a short time yesterday due to coronavirus concerns, but he is focused on diplomacy. he has one-on-one meetings scheduled with world leaders this week, and this morning hosting that summit on the globe's biggest challenge -- the pandemic. president biden called for cooperation during his address yesterday at the u.n. general assembly. part of his push to re-establish the u.s. as a leader on the world stage. >> i stand here today for the first time in 20 years with the united states not at war. we've turned the page. we're opening a new era of relentless diplomacy. >> reporter: as part of that new era, the president urged other wealthy nations to step up in the fight against the coronavirus. >> we need to act now to get shots in arms as fast as possible and expand access to oxygen, tests, treatments, to save lives around the world. >> reporter: after the speech, the president returned to washington for a sit-down with british prime minister boris jo

>> all right, bradley blackburn in new york. thank you so much. >>> president biden tomorrow is set to unveil a new six-point plan to fight the coronavirus and increase the rate of vaccinations. his remarks come as data shows the u.s. recorded more than four million new infections in the past 28 days. in total, america cases of the virus since the pandemic broke out. >>> turning to afghanistan now and the u.s. assessing newt afghan government announced by the taliban. the interim government is all male. one of the top officials is on the fbi's most-wanted list with a $5 million bounty on his head. meantime, secretary of state antony blinken is rejecting claims that americans who want to leave afghanistan are being held hostage in skyler henry reports. >> reporter: taliban soldiers fired into the air to break up a protest in kabul tuesday. there continue to be reports the taliban is blocking u.s. citizens from leaving afghanistan, including holding up these planes shown in satellite images at the mazar-i-sharif airport. >> we've

bradley blackburn in new york. thank you so much. >>> the white house says that president biden will visit louisiana tomorrow to survey the damage lefeft by hurricane ida there. his visit comes as many people are in desperate need of food and water. they are lining up to get military rations and the basic essentials. while some power came back on, about a million homes and businesses are still without electricity as the heat index climbed to over 100 degrees. the louisiana national guard says that they're able to serve thousands of people each day. >> and to be able to help the people of new orleans means more to me than you can know. on the 16th anniversary, i was here for katrina, and so to be able to provide this help means the world to us. >> people have also waited at gas stations for hours to fill up their cars. >>> there is more from mother nature. better weather is actually helping firefighters battling the caldor fire as it inches closer to homes around lake tahoe. fire officials say gusty winds are calmin

bradley blackburn has more on the court decision and what it could mean for abortion rights. >> reporter: a 5-4 decision released before midnight, the supreme court voted to deny an emergency appeal for abortion providers and others to pluck a new abortion law in texas. yesterday the texas senate protests over the new law. batting abortions after detection of a fetal heartbeat roughly 6 weeks into pregnancy before many women even know they are pregnant. advocates say it's already forcing women to cross state lines for abortion services. >> is difficult enough to get an abortion in texas. this will make it harder. >> reporter: the law allows private citizens to sue abortion providers up to $10,000 per defendant >> of the few patients we have seen today, we cannot continue to see them because ultrasounds made them ineligible for procedures. >> the laws are a direct challenge to roe v. wade guaranteeing a right to abortion until fetal viability usually 22 weeks. the white house says that right needs to be written into law. >> the steps that can be taken is for the codification of roe v. wad

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bradley blackburn in new york. thank you very much. >>> the nation's capitol is bracing for a possibly violent demonstration tomorrow. the fencing is back up at the u. col o0 people are te the justice for j6 y. theyrt fharged withn january 6t. now there's also fencing at the supreme court. as jeff pegues reports, new threats showed up on social media ahead of the demonstration. >> reporter: with eight-foot-high fencing now surrounding the capitol, cbs news has learned that capitol police aren't just gearing up for saturday's rally, they're concerned about the day before, too. the fbi has flagged social media posts which suggest storming the capitol on friday, and the new homeland security bulletin is warning of lone offenders or small groups that could spark violence. rally organizer matt brainard, a former trump campaign staffer, says the event, which will include calls for the imprisoned january 6th rioters to be released, will be peaceful. >> the capitol police know that we are no threat. this to deter people fr

bradley blackburn in new york. thank you. >>> the u.s. has started flying haitians camped at a texas border town back to their hometown. -- homeland. more than 300 of them arrived in port-au-prince yesterday. many haitians had small children as they got off the plane and boarded a bus. the flights are expected to continue all week long. now last week, the u.s. closed the entry point to del rio after thousands of migrants converged under a bridge. the department of homeland security urged migrants not to make the dangerous journey to the u.s. christina ruffini has more. >> reporter: instead of crossing the international bridge that connects acuna, mexico, to del rio, texas, an estimated 12,000 migrants, many of them haitians, are camped out under it. >> we now have one-third of the population of the city of del rio, texas, in a confined space. >> reporter: 400 border agents are being sent to help according to the department of homeland security which says it will accelerate the pace and increase the capacity of removal flights to haiti and

bradley blackburn in new york. thank you so much. >>> well president biden will visit storm-ravaged louisiana today five days after hurricane ida hit. he's expected to meet with state and local officials and survey the damage. more than one million homes and businesses in louisiana and mississippi still do not have electricity. >> we're asking people to be patient, to be good neighbors, to check on their relatives and the people who live around them and offer assistance where you can. >> and louisiana officials are investigating the deaths of four seniors, nursing home residents, rather, who were evacuated to a shelter in a warehouse before the hurricane hit. they were among hundreds of people from seven nursing homes taken to the facility. officials say the conditions became unhealthy and unsafe after the hurricane struck on sunday. >>> and ida could make it even harder for people in the eastern u.s. to get away this labor day weekend. meantime, the cdc is urging people who are not vaccinated for covid to stay hom

bradley blackburn in lower manhattan. thank you so much. >>> so coming up on "cbs mornings," we will talk with former secretary of state hillary clinton. she served as a new york senator during 9/11, and she'll discuss her memories of that day. >>> and breaking overnight, the all-clear was given at an ohio air force base after reports of an active shooter. emergency crews responded to wright-patterson air force base last night located east of dayton. two people reported hearing one gunshot at the base. security forces conducted two sweeps of the facility which is an 850,000-square-foot facility. they did not find any threats or anyone injured. an investigation, though, is under way. >>> and the justice department is suing texas over its controversial abortion law. it's asking a federal judge to declare the law invalid. the texas rule bans abortions once medical professionals can detect cardiac activity, usually around six weeks, before many women know they're pregnant. the law makes no exceptions for victims of rape, sexu

bradley blackburn in new york. thank you so much. >>> tropical storm mindy made landfall on florida's gulf coast overnight. it could bring up to six inches of rain across the florida panhandle and neighboring regions. the storm is expected to head out to the atlantic ocean later today. >>> hurricane ida's death toll in louisiana has risen to 26. the additional 11 deaths all happened in the city of new orleans between august 30th and monday. officials say nine of the deaths were from excessive heat after the storm cut power to the entire city for days. the remaining two deaths involve carbon monoxide poisoning. >>d thisorning, ther new deo of planted pipe bombs outside the republican and democratic national committee buildings before the january 6th capitol attack. this video shows the suspect on a park bench near the rnc headquarters on capitol hill. where they placed an explosive device and another several blocks away at the dnc. the bombs were viable, including galvanized pipes, a kitchen timer, and homemade blac

bradley blackburn in new york. thank you so much. >>> well, authorities are taking precautions ahead of a rally in washington, d.c., this weekend. crews put up temporary fencing around the capitol building last night. at least 700 people plan to attend the demonstration on saturday, and that includes far-right extremist groups. like the proud boys and the oath keepers. they're supporting hundreds of people who have been charged in the january 6th insurrection. >>> four elite u.s. gymnasts criticized the fbi as they reveal the extent of the sexual abuse they endured by former team doctor larry nassar. aly raisman, simone biles, mckayla maroney, and maggie nichols testified before a senate panel yesterday. the four women along with hundreds of other victims including members of the 2012 and 2016 u.s. olympic women's gymnastics teams were molested by nassar. the report later found the fbi failed to act with urgency on their claims. >> to be clear, i blame larry nassar, and i also blame an entire system that enabled an

>> thank you, senator blackburn. i'm going to let the panel respond to you and then we have two more witnesses -- pardon, two more members after you. thank you. >> i never had a female agent after telling that story. i just -- i'm exhausted. >> understood. anyone else want to respond? >> there was a female agent in the room with me at the otc in 2016. most of it was filled with men asking questions. i honestly didn't know what i was walking into. they told me i had a meeting with the fbi. didn't tell me what it was about. i was just pulled in a random hotel room and they just started asking questions. i was never prompted. >> senator padilla? >> i think i had a female in the room at the olympic training center, but i can't say for sure. >> i feel like we all have the same people. >> if i recall, my direct communication was with a male in the room. >> okay. senator padilla? >> good morning. i want to start by thanking chairman durbin and all those who have made this hearing possible and to the panelists. thank you. th

senator blackburn, you are leading the charge on this. what we're looking at at facebook with this. >> what we're looking at are documents and data that have come to us from a facebook whistleblower who has had it with what they're doing. facebook is chasing the dollar. they know that this is harmful to teens, but they continue to do it. harris, just like they know what the drug cartels are putting out there is harmful to our nation. one thing we do know is that we are going to hear directly from this whistleblower in a committee hearing in a couple of weeks and one of the things i want to know from them is how much data they do have on the research with teens because teens themselves participated in this research study. they asked for changes at facebook. we know that older teens are advising younger teens not to pay attention or get their information onto instagram because it has led to an elevation in the rate of teen suicides, into eating disorders, and we have heard from pediatricians and from parents for quite a while, plenty of ane

. >> reporter bradley blackburn has the scoop. re/max he's made his mark on the field and in the broadcast booth. >> linebackers and safety have to account for. >> reporter: the former nfl wide receiver is bringing that energy to the table starting september 7th, nate burlison will be a full-time cohost on cbs mornings. the countdown is on, how does it feel? >> you like what i did with the place? >> reporter: we met on the set to talk about his role. >> by nature i'm a storyteller. that's one of the best things that i bring to the table as a tv personality. >> reporter: he'll be joining cohost gayle king and tony dokoupil and said audiences will need much more than an athlete. >> they earned layers to nate burlison that i don't believe people are familiar with. they look at me, and it's, that's the football player. when you peel back the layers, i'm a kid that fell in love with art at a young age, i've been writing poetry since the seventh grade. i helped start a firm that helps athletes invest money properly. >> reporter: burliso

liberty. ♪ blackburn, she will join us next.ost by dermatologists? it's neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye! neutrogena® >> no, i don't take any of their word, we have been getting empty promises for years. and i don't take people's words for things, it has to be action. hopefully today will be a day that affects meaningful change and hopefully we'll continue to get answers and people will be held accountable. i think we deserve more thap just words. >> jessica howard to say a few words. >> hi, something was going to be done. when i was beginning of the end of my career, my coach pulled me ark side before i got kicked out of the gym forever. she said that my failure in life was going to be that i trusted people too much and i spoke too frely. that is has haunted me like a ghost because i've been torn between wanting to trust people when they say things and wanting to believe they are going to do the right thing and actually seeing somebo

from the senate floor with remarks from republican senators john barrasso of wyoming and marsha blackburn of tennessee. as well as main independent senator angus king on the u.s. withdraw of military forces from afghanistan and the 20th anniversary of the september 11 terroristth attacks. thank you madam president. i come to thet, floor today to y tribute to the life and service of lance corporal. one thursday august 206th the united states lost 13 men and womenos in uniform. eleven marines, and army soldier and a navy core they were killed by a terrorist attack in kabul afghanistan. one was lance corporal riley. he was 20-years-old. his life demonstrated the best of our nation. wanted to serve in the military because of a medical issue. his son grew up with that same great desire to serve the nation. his sister said he ran around in his diapers and cowboy boots with his rifle. he attended jacksonville high school and graduated from the summit innovations i school in wyoming. and he made a name for himself all around the state as a champion wrestler. he had the kind of talents and ability

from the senate floor with remarks from republican senators john barrasso of wyoming and marsha blackburntennessee. as well as main independent senator angus king on the u.s. withdraw of military forces from afghanistan and the 20th anniversary of the september 11 terroristth attacks. thank you madam president. i come to thet, floor today to y tribute to the life and service of lance

three quick questions. >> senator blackburn, can you hear us? >> yes, i can hear you. >> we missed your three questions. >> yes. three questions. number one, what are the reforms that you would like to see take place? number two, if you do not trust safe sport, then what we would like to know is, who is a trustworthy or is there an organization or an individual that has your trust to be the go-to? and the third thing, did the fbi ever offer you a female agent who could walk with you through this process? >> thank you, senator blackburn. i'm going to let the panel respond to you. we have two more members after you. thank you. >> i never had a female agent alongside me. i'm sorry that i'm not answering more questions. after telling that story, i just -- i'm exhausted. >> understood. >> anyone else want to respond? >> there was a female agent in the room with me at the otc in 2016, but most of it was fuelled by men just asking questions. but i honestly didn't know what i was walking into. they just told me i had a meeting with the fbi, didn't tell

blackburn, if there is anything you would like to share? >> hello. yes, i think you summarized it pretty well. essentially, we've been working on this project in earnest since march of this year, spending a lot of time working with the developer in reviewing the pro forma, understanding their proposed program, you know, recognizing that, you know, we are kind of in a very unique market right now with covid, however, we do look at this project as a long-term project. in which it would be developed in a more normal market where rents and condo sales prices would return to pre-pandemic levels. so we do view this project as being feasible based on our extensive review of assumptions, the revisions to the program and sort of looking at this project as more of a long-term hold. >> chair bustos: great thank you. any other questions? >> commissioner bycer: so there was a line in kim's presentation that went out of its way to explain the developer does not -- is not disagreeing, but not agreeing on the financial feasibility statement. i'm curious to why that

now i'll recognize senator blackburn. >> thank you, mr. chairman. gentlemen, we thank you all for being here with us today. as you've heard from all of us, the american people, tennesseeans are wanting some answers. they deserve to hear your testimony, and i think it is unacceptable that this is the first time that i'm hearing from you in any forum despite attempts at outreach by both me and my staff, save a few shot all senator phone calls that we have had. i want to emphasize all of us here, every one of us answer to the american people, and they deserve transparency and information regarding this administration's botched and disgraceful withdrawal. tennesseeans are realliagery, and as you know, general milley, tennessee is home to the 101st airborne, one of the most deployed divisions in the u.s. military. we're also home to the specialized 160th soar who were among the last on the ground extracting u.s. citizens from danger in kabul. tennessee national guard units have deployed to afghanistan at a high operational tempo as well as providing vita

blackburn: thank you, madam president. since day one of this administration, president biden has made it abundantly clear that he's not interested in the opinion of anyone who poses a threat to his so-called transformative political agenda. during his first three days in office, he signed 30 executive orders and actions that embraced radical environmental policies, destroyed thousands of jobs associated with the keystone pipeline and transformed our southern border into a war zone. my colleagues on the other side of the aisle jumped on board with the reckless plan to borrow and spend our way into economic oblivion. they've made it clear that despite having no mandate from the american people and no meaningful buy-in from republicans, they're willing to do whatever it takes to transform this country into a waste land defined by debt, dependency and total government control. they're alone in this, and for the past nienl -- nine months that's the way the democrats have really wanted it to be, at least until recently when it b

emily: senators blumenthal and blackburn grilling facebook's antigone davis about internal research on effects of its platform on teens and children. the senator saying this is a -- issue. the accusation that facebook new their product had a negative impact on teen's mental health. joining us is adam cover savage -- former longtime google executive and our executive producer of a media company focused on exploring the intersection of tech and humanity. adam, it seems like these senators have their minds made up. i know you talk to lawmakers all the time, but how bag -- how bad is it for facebook this time? >> it is not great. when it comes to focusing on things that you hear parents and teenagers are concerned about, the senate kind of whiffed. they focused on prosecutorial questions about will facebook publicly sure it's research, how facebook treats whistleblowers, a lot of questions along those lines. very few questions that asked about how we improve the online experience for kids? how do we prevent self-harm? what about invading privacy? do the eight rules make sense? how do we di