>> braun: no. it'll be the first round-trip adventure to any other planet. >> cooper: nearly eight years and $2.5 billion have been spent building "perseverance." bobby braun told us that if nasa misses a narrow three-week window to launch that begins on july 17th, it could cost half a billion dollars more and years of work. >> braun: because of the motion of the earth and mars about the sun, you can only send a spacecraft from earth to mars once every 26 months. and if we miss that window we would have to wait 'till 2022 to try it again. >> cooper: you'd have to wait that long. wow. i mean, there's not only a lot of time, a lot of money, a lot of, very smart people dedicating their lives to this, there's also a lot of eyes on this. >> braun: yeah, the stakes are high from a number of vantage points. >> cooper: four previous mars rovers have paved the way for this mission. the last rover named curiosity has been on mars for eight years, sending back images like these while exploring an area known a

braun: we will the tim scott bill voted on. i believe that -- i believe for republicans and democrats, we have to do something more than the lower hanging fruit we both toeed to joint that comes this discussion of qualified immunity. for business owners, people that come from main street like myself, accountability and transparency are a way of life. for law enforcement, they are grappling with something that has stigmatized their business,

mike braun believes that american police officers are too protected.t the ones that have been shot in the head recently. under current law, police officers benefit from something called qualified immunity. qualified immunity means that cops can't be personally suedd when they accidentally violate people's rights while conducting their duties. they can be sued personally when they do with intentionally and they often are. they are not above the law and never have been. including in civil court. cops who make lesser mistakes can be disciplined, suspended, or fired and they often are. that's the system we have noww and works pretty well. a civil immunity has precisely nothing to do with anything that happened in the george floyd case, just in case you're wondering. that cop is in jail. qualified immunity has worked so ill because police officers more than anyone else in society must make difficult split-second decisions on the job when we do it constantly whether to arrest someone, to conduct a search, to use force against a suspect. sometimes, actions th

that is senator mike braun of indiana.oming will be talking with gerard smith, the president's assistant for domestic policy. we will talk about how to get the economy going, especially the less fortunate. ons is "balance of power" bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: it is time for bloomberg first word news. we go to mark crumpton. mark: mexico was hit by a powerful earthquake this morning, shaking buildings and displacing furniture in the country's capital city. the earthquake hit at a magnitude 7.7 according to mexico's seismological service. there are no reports of injury so far. democrats say they will block a republican policing reform bill because it does not go far enough. chuck schumer called the proposal "deeply, fundamentally, and irrevocably flawed." both parties are under significant pressure to act after a of political protest following the death of george floyd in minneapolis last month. boris has announced the latest change in lifting the coronavirus lockdown. hotels and restaurants and movie theaters w

i had senator mike braun on earlier. for instance, he wants to go there on qualified immunity.raham. if there is a compromise here that allows some form of the immunity to stick but you also, it isn't a shield for a bad cop, there's a potential bipartisanship consensus. is that your goal, to reach out to individual members and build a consensus that way? or are you saying, okay, senate, go pass a bill and then i'll see you in conference. >> either/or. i will tell you that obviously my focus right now is passing this bill out of the house and i am proud to say that we have over 220 democrats that have signed up because they know this is bold, they know this is transformative. and i believe that my republican colleagues will come along. maybe not in our time frame, because it is very quick. but the fact that they're introducing bills themselves that hit along the edges of what we're doing, that makes me feel very hopeful. >> are you, i talked to congressman jim clyburn about this last week. if you get a couple of things in a bipartisan bill, and it gets sent to the president, is

senator braun, thank you for joining us tonight, appreciate it.ther interview that you won't want to miss, we just mentioned garrett rolfe. you remember he was the atlanta police officer now facing the death penalty. he defended himself from a taser attack. right after that happened, his stepmother was fired from her job at a company called equity prime mortgage which we reported on this show. why exactly was she fired? did she do something wrong or where she punished for the fact that her stepson became unpopular? she will tell us tomorrow, first interview 8:00 p.m. eastern. melissa rolfe. for years, left-wing politicians pushed gun control and surrounded themselves with armed guards and now getting even more guards as they push to abolish police. more on that story for minneapolis.ti ♪ >> tucker: safety for me, but not for thee. we're seeing that from leaders around the country, and in new york city, bill de blasio wants to slash the nypd budget but don't expect bill de blasio's security detail to be cut in any way. will probably be enlarged as

but then it again -- >> ambassador braun, this has been debated for years. will it actually happen now? >> oh, i certainly hope so. by the way, speaker pelosi is my hero. i mean, that's who i want to be when i grow up. but having said that, you know, almost 25 years ago when i was in the united states senate, we took on the issue of the confederate flag. that was a fight with jesse helms, you know, not speaking over the dead, but the fact is he was pushing having a patent for the confederate flag. i took him on. i won the battle in committee, and with joe biden's help, parenthetically, and then when i got to the floor -- he revised it again on the senate floor and happily i won it there as well. and i'll make another point about that. i wanted support and help not just of joe biden and the usual suspects, if you will, but the senator from alabama at the time was hall hecklan said my grandfather was a general in the confederate arm. time to move on, put this behind us and rally behind the american flag. this is not a debate for this time. that was 20 years ag

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there was an unwinding of marcus braun's large portion of shares which he had owed.here is a chase to find the money that does not seem to be there anymore. the former chief executive, who held 7% of wirecard's shares to rank as the company's biggest shareholder, has funded that had funded his purchase through -- had funded his purchase through a loan. if you look at what wirecard has been doing this week, in the week it was down some 82%. of course, there is somebody more questions at the moment that need to be answered -- so many more questions at the moment that need to be answered. yesterday, we have the news that there was some talk about tying it up with deutsche bank at some point. the wirecard former ceo has been arrested. president donald trump has said the phase one trade deal with china is "fully intact." that is after peter navarro sewed confusion that started with a conversation on fox news. >> do you think that the president sort of -- i mean, he argosy really wanted to hang onto this trade deal as much as possible and wanted them to make good on the pr

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this big hole in the balance sheet came yesterday morning a disaster for shareholders and markets braun resigning it's only a matter of consequence that's one problem down if you will but many more to go there's a new guy james frees an american now jumping in coming completely from the outside and offering at least a chance of let's say starting to restore the reputation with someone with someone fresh and perhaps also getting some more shareholders on board if they want to risk a new management but i mean this is been such a dramatic fall for this company will leave too little too late here. yeah i don't think it'll be enough i mean the company has such a big problem with the financial hole that it has in the balance sheet it has to explain that and if it doesn't have the auditor signing off on its $29000.00 results so it has about $2000000000.00 euros in loans that will be recalled possibly at the end of the month i talked to an analyst and i asked him you know will it survive and he said if it doesn't survive the technology can survive and what the marketplace position of the compan

what we changed senator braun: we are up to 17.5% regardless of the tax rate or system that has been in place? mr. vought: correct. we have tried to change the spending trajectory over time to be able to begin to balance our budget, 15 years, but we think that conversation was important to have. senator braun: congressman brady and i have a bill that would atket -- that would peg it 17.5% and it would be the potential gdp. when you are not there, you could spend up to it. when you are above it, you start to rein it in. mr. vought: i would have to take a look at that bill. senator enzi: thank you for filling and while i went to vote. senator kaine. >> thank you, mr. chair. a couple of particulars. there are fy 20 funds in the budget for the production of a 12th cutter for the coast guard. those were appropriated but have not yet been released. cutters are important parts of infrastructure and they support construction jobs in communities that build the cutters and it is important time to keep those jobs going, those funds have not been released. would you commit to looking into that a

and now we're going to head to some breaking news just coming in marcus braun the c.e.o. of german electronics payment company the fin tech wire card has resigned as after 1900000000 euros in cash balances went missing yesterday the fin tech firm delayed releasing its $29000.00 results it now faces a regulatory deadline to publish them today earlier this month german prosecutors searched the docks listed firms offices as part of an investigation into market manipulation the stock dramatically selling off in the past 2 days. also in some other news the spanish best selling novelist carlos ruiz stuff on has died at the age of 55 he was one of the world's most popular modern spanish language writers the award winning author of the shadow of the wind and the labyrinth of spirits was born in barcelona but spent much of his last 3 decades of his life in the united states as a phone who had been battling cancer passed away in los angeles where he was working on hollywood screenplay. you're watching news i'm sorry kelly in orlando forgot this was more on our website dot com you c

let's welcome indiana senator mike braun. what do you think?ooks like right now it is at a stand still. a lot of tim scott's bill has similarities and the democrat bill. the author was made to have amendments which we all like because not everyone agrees with the template of a given bill. i have actually put out a discussion on qualified immunity which is the meatiest issue that is not being addressed in our bell. one of the amendments where you can get the democrats on board. it appears that we are getting into that old turf or situation where for reasons outside of the merit of what is in tim's bill, that will have the option of amendments and, i am putting it out there where i know that there is a lot of silent support for it, republicans need to know more about it, nobody wants to eliminate qualified immunity. i am interested in reforming it aired iut think there are many democrats interested in that as well. we probably won't even get to talk about it because of the politics involved. >> it is interesting you bring that up. let me back up.

ambassador mosley braun, good to see you. >> i'm so happy to be here.hank you for inviting me. >> before i ask you about the push of defunding the police and even congressman clyburn's response to this, may i can you about your response to this latest police involved shooting that led to the death of rashard brooks in atlanta? what are your thoughts as you see this unfolding, as more body cam video is presented? >> it's heartbreaking, of course. it's just terrible, and i hope this means that this will be a moment when america really turns to a different kind of relationship between the larger community and the black community. this is a point of change, a point of inflection and then it will serve some good. i hope that is the outcome. however, we have seen so many of these as the police captain just pointed out, or the district attorney, we've seen so many of these and they have not been resolved. and so really it's a matter of coming to grips with white supremacy and fixing that situation so that black americans can be safe and comfortable in their ow

i wonder, do you believe that that braun proposal could bridge the gap?>> well, i think we need to have discussions between democrats and republicans and have a base bill on the floor of the united states senate that's truly a bipartisan bill that makes a difference in policing in america. that's not where we are right now. leader mcconnell will move forward with a vote today on the scott bill which is a partisan bill and it does not accomplish the objectives of fundamental reform and it's a way in which the republican leader can check a box, but not get anything done. so we need to start with a bipartisan bill. >> but let's dig down a little bit more because when you look at the differences, they're not that vast, right? for instance, both the democratic and gop bills condition federal funding to local police departments on restricting choke holds. the democratic version adds a ban on choke holds by federal officers and most people interact with their local police department. i wonder, is that not a place to find compromise? >> the bills are nowhere near

joining me now is mike braun of indiana.ink the discussion about qualified immunity is so important and you're leading on it. i want to delve into it. right now the law of qualified immunity means you can't sue a police officer unless you can prove that he or she violated a clearly established constitutional right. what does that mean, clearly established, what&why do you think that standard is too high? >> when the legal cause was crafted, there was no concept of immunity. and it's gotten yes to the point where any organization has to have transparency and accountabili accountability. >> what makes it tricky here is law and order is so important and it's now being stigmatized of instances. in law enforcement's own best interests, i think you need to find a way to get that basic accountability that all other entities live with, so you can do your job and not have the stigmatizing that's occurring currently with not accepting some accountability. this is where the rubber will meet the road in terms of real reform. and it's al

let's which in indiana senator mike braun.do you think. >> you're right it is at a standstill. we have done everything we can, a lot of tim scott bill has similarities in the democrat bill. the offer was made to have amendments which we all like because not everybody agrees with the template of a given bill. i've actually put out a discussion on qualified immunity which is the immediate issue not being addressed in our bill. so, i was hoping that that might be the bridge that would be as one of the amendments where you could get the democrats on board and it appears that we're getting into that old turf war situation where for reasons outside of the merit of what's in tim's bill, that we'll have the option of amendments, and i'm putting it out there where i know there is a lot of silent support for it, republicans need to know more about it. nobody wants to eliminate qualified immunity. i'm interested in reforming it and i think there are many democrats interested in that as well but we probably won't even get to talk about it

i want to bring in a mike braun.m bill aiming for a scaled-back, legal protections for police and lawsuits over issues like excessive force for civil rights violations. i want to ask you, what is your take on the fact that the democrats look like they are going to want to debate on this bill? >> i just spoke to tim scott, the senator on the bill, i may cosponsor. i think it's terrible because it's got so much in it that's also in the democratic legislation. so i think this is a moment in time, if they do that it simply to keep him and us from moving some basic reform in place, and i introduced the qualified immunity component to put it out there as a template. i think that could be the place where we actually may get some bipartisan support. it's been considered off-limits eliminating it by the president and most republicans including myself. but reforming it to take away that stigma that's currently impacting law enforcement, we heard the president talk about what a job they're doing on the border. we don't hear muc

thank you. >> thank you, senator braun. senator kaine. >> thank you mr. tear. thank you to our witnesses. i have been very critical of the administration's handling of the public health side of this crisis but there is no reason the united state should have more than 100,000 deaths and no reason that our economy should have been hammered by this and the way it has, especially if you look at what's happened in other countries. since i have been critical of a continue to feel like i've got to get give credit where credit is due. demonstration has done some things that i want to thank them for and some are right in this. helping us work out implementation, if you will remer after the cares act passed some puppy a that would go to students might be taxable income and the administration worked quickly with us to clarify that was not the case. some universities trying to get ppp loans were told their student work-study students would be counted as employees putting them over the 500 limit disqualifying them for ppp loans. the administration worked very quickly to del

taking a live look outside from our north a camera to braun and you can see june gloom out there along coast spreading inland during the overnight hours reducing visibility to an at or near 0 right along the bay area's shoreline and temperatures out there right now quite the temperatures front 5060 70's 80's and even 90's the hottest city right now antioch still in the low 90's even at this nearly 7 o'clock hour but we are noticing upper 50's with the san francisco peninsula coastline of downtown san francisco. at 58 degrees the coolest city right now. so wind speeds out there right now still a little bit breezy for downtown. we are noticing in san francisco 20 mile per hour wind speeds light and breezy for most everyone else in the bay area but future wind gusts could be up to 30 miles per hour saturday night and sunday wind gusts upwards of 45 miles per hour less really drying out the bay area where the biggest fire concern will be sunday night through monday relative humidity as low as 20% for inland areas in the east bay and north bay so keep that in mind overnight lows low to mid

please to welcome all four of our witnesses and we will introduce all four but let me ask senator braun to introduce our first witness and i will introduce the other three.ss >> senator braun. >> mitch daniels, first time i met you was in 2015. it was a freshman legislator and you came in to the ways and means committee and i remember it was like the third year i think into the tuition freeze and i think we had tuition increases for 36 years prior to when you did that and as an entre nous or i asked you the question what we do tog lower cost and remember vividly and he said i will look at purchasing across all locations and made sense and you would tackle fringe benefits especially healthcare costs and i did that back in my o own business in oh eight and i was a rally affair when he did it but when you make a sustainable it's great for your employees and there's no doubt about that. d rou said s you would turn a four-year degree into a three year degree and that impressed me and that was the kind ofre entrepreneurial spirit i think we need across the federal government for sure and it a

today, indiana republican senator mike braun said his party needs to go further on qualified immunity. and, california democratic representative karen bass, who chairs the congressional black caucus, voiced hope. >> when i hear that many of our proposals have been incorporated in what i hear is coming out of the senate. in a different way, not as strong, not as powerful, but it makes me feel like there is a pathway for us to do this. >> alcindor: meanwhile, in atlanta, the district attorney announced the policeman who killed rayshard brooks last week is being charged with murder and 10 other offenses. officer garret rolfe shot brooks in the back and then kicked him while on he was on the ground fighting for his life, the d.a. said. rolfe has since been fired, and a second officer was put on desk duty. that second officer is now charged with aggravated assault for standing on brooks' shoulders after he was shot. he has told prosecutors he is willing to testify against rolfe. the officers were trying to arrest brooks for falling asleep at a drive through and failing a sobriety test. for

let's take a look at though from our north a camera to braun and you could see that june gloom nowhere in sight and that's going to be the same story i'm tracking for your thursday as well, current wind speeds out there right now fortunately on the breezy side with this very warm and dry air mass and right now seeing sustained winds at 21 miles per hour for downtown san francisco with gusts. upwards of 25 miles per hour or less but high fire danger will be an issue, especially for those of you in solano county tonight all the way through early thursday afternoon. that's when that red flag warning is set to expire in overnight relief and recovery as far as relative humidity goes still going to remain bone dry 30th to 50th percentile range, not only my tracking the first day of summer on saturday, but also your father's day weekend on sunday more coming up in my full forecast in a few minutes catherine back to you thank bruce a. >>4 people are dead after a car crash last night what the chp says happened right before that car went off the car came this bridge and felony murder. it's among

would you personally lobby congress to have some money included for braun bad -- broadband expansion? michael: i've heard that there's the need for a national info structure infusion for years. we need to do something. use thethese roads and electric grid and i think for a country of our economic capacity and significance in the global economy, our infrastructure is a poor substitute for what a nation like ours should have. there are too many bridges on the verge of collapse, etc.. i think that is long overdue. we have the current bill i think expires september 30. i know congress is looking at it. you mentioned the trillion dollar program, i think that is news out today that the white house is entertaining a package like that. we have been here before and we will see what surfaces. should broadband be included? we think broadband is an important infrastructure that has one meaningful aspect to it that could use a government to support infusion, and that is the unserved parts of the country that are uneconomic to serve. we would expect it to be included. i think people think broadband

needs to help others who really need a different rumors and i'm student veterans, indiana senator mike braun says schools don't have to choose between reopening and keeping people safe. it's. >>tamp down economies may be unnecessarily. we're able to do 2 things at once purdue university says students and staff will choose when to return to campus in washington, alexandra le mon. >>how about we head outside and take a little peek at conditions outside your door, here's a live look at sfo and just in case you're stepping out heading to work or maybe for a run or walk, 54 degrees in san francisco 56 in napa already warming up to 66 in antioch 57 in livermore and 54 in nevado we'll be right back. welcome back everyone kron 4 is saluting the class of 2020 and this morning we want to congratulate anna lee leper erie. >>so emily is graduating from venice high school in napa she'll be attending napa valley college and she wants to become a a chef if you need some volunteer taste testers you know here at kron will help you out. >>let us know about your grad in your life all you have to do. it's go to

and as a result there's much more action happening here no than 100 specs that hans braun speaking to us from mr burke thank you very much for that. we're joined now by francisco a brompton member of the german parliament for the opposition green party and its spokeswoman for european affairs mr brown welcome to the double to the president must crawl and johnson america will have proposed a massive economic rescue plan for the e.u. do you think this is the right way forward. yes we certainly need a mass if you're an investment that needs to come quick so we need agreement on it among member states and the european parliament by the end of july programs can still grow out during the next phase of the corona crisis to economic crisis so it must be fast but also what's important is what it's going to be spent on and am i calling america i'm not completely in agreement matt is blocking more climate commitments more commitment by being when it comes to let's actually i think we need to really start a commitment at the money it's going to be spent for the future you're talking about how thi

braun.y. lo and behold there was a $2.1 billion hole in the accounts and it came to light after ey did an audit and said wait a minute, where is this money. turns out that braun is accused of creating fake balance sheets, fake accounts and now he has been arrested. police in germany say he may not have worked alone, he may have had cooperation. this was one of the rare tech successes of europe. it's a payments processing company, wirecard, much vaulted, by the way, that $2 billion hole is about a quarter of the company's total assets. so he has a lot of explaining to do, mr. braun. at one point, two banks in the philippines were said to be holding that money and they said we have never had it, never had, you know, never even seen one penny of that $2.1 billion. so mr. braun, it turns out, has a lot of questions to answer. interesting story. stuart: lot of explaining to do. that was the expression. you remember that? i know you do. ashley: of course. stuart: in a few minutes, white house chie

ceo.fallout for the former braun, former ceo, he was biggest shareholder.an to buy shares used the shares as collateral. call. triggered a margin he has to liquidate those. nejra: that is is for "daybreak: europe." u.s. futures in green. this is bloomberg. ♪ you doing okay? yeah. this moving thing never gets any easier. well, xfinity makes moving super easy. i can transfer my internet and tv service in about a minute. wow, that is easy. almost as easy as having those guys help you move. we are those guys. that's you? the truck adds 10 pounds. in the arms. -okay... transfer your service online in a few easy steps. now that's simple, easy, awesome. transfer your service in minutes, making moving with xfinity a breeze. visit xfinity.com/moving today. ♪ togood morning, welcome "bloomberg markets: european open." areoday markets say they uninspired, asian stocks fluctuating on the trading volumes but european futures point to a negative open and the cash trade is an hour away. here are your top headlines from the bloomberg terminal. a fall from grace, wirecard w

who resigned marcus braun but we know that they're looking at other people within the company elaborate fraud i mean that that would indeed be a crime that's not just just a booking error so what does this mean for wire card because now they're going to enter bankruptcy is it an opportunity to restructure perhaps emerge stronger or is this really the beginning of the end well it's an opportunity to restructure but it's restructure what i mean there is a danger that it is going to lose its licenses with visa or master card which it needs to be able to issue credit cards a big part of its business another big part of its business is providing online sales help to companies they seem to be looking elsewhere because that's not an empty market you know there are competitors that other companies can go to without a problem so the future of why is in real trouble and this is a historic moment for jim in business is the 1st time a tax 30 company has gone bankrupt rob lots of business on the story what's happening with wire car thank you. well let's take a quick look now at some other news stori

of the german electronics pavan company marcus braun has resigned with immediate effect his resignation comes after the firm movil to that auditors couldn't find 1900000000 euros in cash why are card faces a deadline for the release of its 29000 results today the company's stocks have been in freefall this week earlier this month german prosecutors searched the docks listed firms offices as part of an investigation into market manipulation it's going to leave bart's who is the floor of the frankfurt stock exchange so only i mean we have this now major resignation and the stock really taking a beating and that's to put it lightly. that's right it's about 80 percent at the moment 7570 percent lower than it was before the 1st shocking news that the it was not going to be any formal results and that there was this big hole in the balance sheet came yesterday morning a disaster for shareholders and marcus bron resigning it's only a matter of consequence that's one problem down if you will but many more to go there's a new guy james freezing american now jumping in coming completely from the

braun is not speaking.atus of this company that was once viewed as the future of germany's financing division, it has been cut, the credit rating six levels by modi, to know one step from the lowest tier of junk. clearly, there are more details to come, but clearly an unusual scandal. back to you. rishaad: thank you very much, su keenan joining us. let's have a look with regards to these markets, having a look at a mixed bag, the lows of the day in essence, regional stocks kicking off on low values. it does create more volatility there. the hang seng, for instance, in hong kong, we're seeing those of one third of 1% lower. the sensex ended a while ago. elsewhere, people are mulling the impact of coronavirus outbreak in countries essentially, a lack of conviction out there. we're white we're -- why getting these paltry volumes, as it were. haslinda: that's right, has to do with a second wave of the virus. well, that is it from bloomberg markets: asia. bloomberg daybreak: asia is next. keep it here with us. t

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braun is back in the business of rubbing modern the eyes of the united states to firing all sorts of sanctions by sending a new shipment of goods and supplies to the people of venezuela unlike the previous cargo which were mostly in fuel the latest shipment is food some of which will be used to open but as well as 1st iranian supermarket r.t. correspondent john hardy filed the story. the iranian cargo ship gold sun shown here in this photo that the iranian embassy in caracas released over the weekend arrived to the port of la it on venezuela's coast sunday bringing with it food medical supplies and reportedly even coded 1000 testing kits the iranian embassy in caracas tweeted that the food will be used to open the quote 1st iranian supermarket in venezuela adding that it will be another success in friendly and fraternal relations between 2 countries perhaps but it's certainly likely to irk u.s. officials including secretary of state mike pompei oh and president trump the u.s. continues to sanction both iran and venezuela and this past march the troubled ministration also indicted ven

braun resigns and then is arrested then files for insolvency. is it a situation?hat about the regulators and auditors many questions >> i feel like with enron, well said it may be a bit smaller but auditors ernst and young, more attention on them as well. how do you essentially miss a couple of billion dollars. this is not 20 years ago with enron. the controls, the digital tracing. it should be much more easy to understand the flow of money and there are billions missing >> real question about if this $2 billion was in the banks, why didn't they as a audit three years, apparently, they missed just checking basic stuff like a bank statement. perhaps just as bad as the crime by barfin, the german regulator. when the questions were made over the last couple of years about does this money exist, what do they do? they ban short sellers and the people that actually got this and invest gate the financial times journalists the auditors doesn't look great, does it? >> i tell you what, the regulators and company calling on a ban going after journalist history tells us that

thank you. >> thank you, senator braun. senator king. >>thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for this important hearing and to our witnesses. i have been very, very critical of the administration's handling of the public health crisis of this situation. there's no reason the united states should have more than 100,000 deaths and that the economy should have been hammered by this in the way it has, especially if you look at what's happened in other countries. since i've been critical and i'm going to continue to be, i feel i've got to give credit where credit is due. 6 the administration has done some things i want to thank them for and some are in this baliwick of helping us work out implementation to the cares act. after it was passed some thought that the aid to students that it would be taxable. the administration was quick to clarify, that it's not the case. and some trying to get the ppp loans, and some would looking at students to disqualify them for the ppp loans, and that wasn't the case and i've got to give credit where credit is due because i'm going to lo

. >> indiana republican senator mike braun is expected to introduce a bill next week that would reformfied immunity. >> egregious instances that there is accountability and you are not protected like other elements of society and make sure you are not hampering the toughest job that is out there with frivolous lawsuits. >> tim scott has warned removing qualified immunity for officers is a poison pill. fine-tuning it to allow lawsuits against police department to cities and not individual officers would be a way to address this 40 issue. shannon: brand-new fox news poll on the presidential campaign next. >> democratic senator amy klobuchar, joe biden, a woman of color as his running mate. >> this is what the biden situation looks like. women voters and black voters by 85-6% margin over donald trump, they disapprove of the way donald trump handled it. in rural areas, chances against biden. >> i see quotes all the time. long beautiful flowing sentences, i said joe didn't make that statement. >> claims made in john bolton's new book talking about chinese president xi about the upcoming ele

there have been 14 professional athletes who signed a letter to even a republican, senator mike braunhis is something that needs to be looked at. are you willing to considerg tweaking or do away with qualified immunity? sen. scott: it is a very important issue. it could be considered a poison pill for the vast majority of my conference. we already know that our focus on collecting information togh lead to the outcomes is a part of the bill that both sides agree on. at w dividee us is we better spend more tn the things that unite us, so we actuallypo haven unity to have a conversation where the american people can decide whetherthhe good f effort on the republican side and the good faith effort on the democrat side can lead to the effort of getting an billone. if we are only going to talk in this interview about the rarities of the democrats, that seems to be inauthentic in ueery winginlede dheayth.g the ability to de-escalate violence is a really important decision. if we can ain people who know how to get there, that is a great outcome for famili. that is a great outcome for communit

david: senator mike braun of indiana. >> shutting down early, opening up late in a one-size-fits-all many places took, that is going to make the recoveries harder. david: new york stock exchange had stacy cunningham. >> we are hearing from investors and insurers that they are looking for more choices. we have been working with the

we must do this, senator braun explained in part because rayshard brooks' death was egregious. >> i wanted to put a template out there that protects law enforcement from frivolous lawsuits but holds the egregious departments accountable in these instances of george floyd a rayshard brooks over breonna taylor. >> tucker: in case you suspect we somehow selectively edited that clip, here he is going all the way in endorsing black lives matter. >> do you support the black lives matter movement? >> i support that movement because it is addressing in an equity that has not been solved from a grassroots level. >> tucker: after a segment on thursday, asked to come on this show to detail his position and of course be happy to have him, thank you so much for coming on. before i ask you about qualified immunity and your attempts to water it down, i was very surprised by that endorsement that you gave on camera of black lives matter, black lives matter has of course called for the murder of police officers. why do you support it and are there any other revolutionary movements that you support? >> than

senator braun. >> thank you. i was on a school board for 10 years in 2004-2014. i must say this is in a category in and of itself, i don't imagine how we navigate through it. i'm anxious to get back with my friends, some of them are still on the board but i have several questions and i will limit it to two, first is for penny schwinn and matthew bloomstedt and susana cordova. it would regarding issue of my ability to reopen the schools. it has been a sense of topic among business owners in indiana, they want to robustly get their businesses going, as part of getting the economy restarted especially among the republican conference that is concerned him. would each of you give me your opinion, is that something tangible, measurably being discussed as a concern and trying to do something that looks like it is going to have a lot of acrobatics to it, a lot of guidelines? indiana just released 37 page guidelines for reopening in the classroom, came out on june 5th and it looks very comprehensive if any of you choose to look at it but give me a comment whether you thin

. >> indiana republican senator mike braun expected to introduce a bill next week that would reform qualified immunity. >> in these egregious instances there's accountability and you're not protected, just like you weren't in other elements of society. make sure that you're not hampering already the toughest job that's out there with frivolous lawsuits. >> south carolina republican senator tim scott has warned removing qualified immunity for officers is a poison pill perhaps fine-tuning it to allow lawsuits against police departments or cities and not individual officers would be a way to address this thorny issue. bret. >> bret: all right, mike, thanks. u.su.s. of cream corn strikes on president trump's bid to end legal protections for the dreamers. we will explain all of it and the implications next. wherever you make go, lexus will welcome you back with exceptional offers. get zero percent financing and make no payments for up to 90 days on all 2020 lexus models. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car experience amazing insuran

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mike braun plans to introduce a bill of qualified immunity.people can sue for money damages while eliminating frivolous lawsuits. >>> over to kentucky where the louisville police department has fired the officer involved in the fatal shooting of breonna taylor in march. officers shot the 26-year-old black emt eight times after breaking down her door as part of a narcotics investigation. the city's police chief wrote a letter to the detective informing him he was fired and calling his conduct a shock to the conscience. cnn has reached out to the officer and his attorney for comment. >>> still ahead, coronavirus in the womb. doctors are scratching their heads after a healthy mom gives birth to triplets who now have the virus. helpful to bank from almost anywhere. deposit a check with your phone or tablet. check balances, pay bills, and more. send money to people you know and trust with zelle. explore all you can do with our digital tools from almost anywhere. pnc bank. woke-up-like-this migraine medicine. the 3:40 mid-shift migraine medicine. it

the senator braun. >> thank you chairman. i was on a school board for ten years from 2014 to 2014 and i must say that this isn't a category in of itself. (interpreter) i can't imagine how we navigate through it. i'm anxious to get back to my plans, some of them are still on the board. i got several questions and i'm going to live it to two. the first is going to be for doctors flynn and blomstedt the and miss cordova. it would regard the issue of my availability in terms of trying to reopen schools. i know it's been a sensitive topic among business owners in indiana worried if they want to robustly get their businesses going it's part of getting the economy started and especially among the conference, the republican conference that's a concern. what each of you to give your opinion on, is that something that is tangible, measurably being discussed as a concern and trying to do something that looks like it's going to have a lot of acrobatics to it, a lot of guidelines. indiana, by the way, just released a 37-page guidelines fo

braun: i'm a main street entrepreneur. i spent my career building a little business into a large one over many years in my hometown, as well as my wife who has operated a home accessory and gift store on main street literally. i'm elated to see the american economy starting, getting off to a smart restart. the question of how to reopen our economy, i addressed it in a couple floor speeches before we left in march. i believe businesses are disciplined and ready to pay attention to the rules, the new normal to make sure their employees and their customers stay safe. business owners will follow the rules. it's in their own best interests to do so. they have much to lose from a new spike in the coronavirus. businesses are always more adept, more agile than government, and i am heartened to see that the innovative approaches many businesses are taking across our country to address this challenge. the virus does not affect all populations, industries, and areas of our country the same way, and the reopening in indianapolis will

possible starting point to break the deadlock is being offered by our next guest, republican senator mike brauna. thanks so much for joining us. i know this is an issue you're focusing on very closely. and that's called qualified immunity, which offers protections for law enforcement officers. it's been a major sticking point in police reform efforts. you seem to be breaking with your open party to introduce a new bill that seeks to redefine that standard. tell us why you're stepping out on your own right now. what's at stake? >> well, i've always conducting my life, running my business, embraced full transparency, accountability. i think it's what makes the world tick. and i have some difficulty when you try to be selective and where you want it to apply. i also looked because i believe law enforcement does such a tough job every time you get out there, it's risky. and i see that by hanging onto this version of qualified immunity, it allows too many instances where you see george floyds, rayshard brookss, it happens too repeatedly. i ask the question do you think it's going to fix itself natur