breathe easy, there's therabreath at walmart. >>> here is what democratic senator chris murphy had to say on learning of the retirement of supreme court justice anthony kennedy today. he called this, quote, a red alert moment for the american people. senator murphy said, quote, senator mcconnell set a precedent when he refused to hold a hearing on merrick garland. he should stick to the rule he set. under the mcconnell rule, the senate shouldn't consider any nominee until january, and i expect any republicans in the senate to honor that rule they all agreed to just two short rules ago. if the senate insist on starting proceedings, he will do everything to stop him. joining me is senator chris murphy of connecticut. thank you for being with us tonight. much appreciated. >> thanks a lot. >> so the standard that was set by senator mcconnell when the senate republicans refused to allow a vote on president obama's nominee after the scalia seat became open in february of 2016, you've obviously cited that as a precedent you didn't agree with but you think nevertheless should be followed in t

a nice play for chris murphy. . . he moves up a spot as well. orner, nobody covering third. murphy is going to come around to score. he threw the ball, but nobody there. we've broken the 21 barrier. he was yelling at richmond he was motioning and verbalizing towards the democratic dugout. mentioning gomez, since he knocked out his elbow trying out for his baseball team in the parade back in the '90s he said my arm is a little weak but by hitting a solid. played softball in the california legislature, but not hardball. 20-for. a nice catch over there. him on the field for the republicans. >> a lot of the crowd heading for the exit. marshall will now go for the windup. poll on facebook wants to know where the umpires come from. that is a great question and i have absolutely no idea. >> i set out for my expert i haven't heard from him yet. it's my understanding that the majors provided the house, some from american and some from the national. it was a split deal. i don't know if that is still true. back now there's a thought of jerseys down here on

tripadvisor. . >>> here is what democratic senator chris murphy had to say. he called third-degree a red alert moment for the american people. saying senator mcconnell set a precedent when refusing to hold the rule. shouldn't consider the nominee until january and i respect republicans to honor the rule. if mcconnell insists on starting proceedings, i will do everything in my power to stop him. what is in the senator's power. senator, thank you for being with us tonight, it's appreciated. >> thanks a lot. >> so the standard that was set by senator mcconnell when refusing to allow a vote on president obama's nominee after the seat became open and you sit cited it as something you didn't agree with but it should be followed. do your democratic agrees with you on that. >> every one of them agree so far, it was made clear by mitch mcconnell and he had 50 other republican senators who agreed with him. when you are that close to an election, you need to let the american people speak. we are focussing our energy on him and all of his colleagues agreed as well and yo

>> and senator chris murphy on president's attack on western alliances, plus how trump world is using the arrest of a senate intel staffer to undermine robert mueller. >> happened last night. it could be a terrific thing. >> and how the latest trump sneak attack on obamacare doubles as a brazen attack on the rule of law. >> obamacare is finished. it's dead. >> when all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the president today gave russian president putin a major return on his investment in the 2016 election calling for russia to be reinstated in the group of leading industrialized nations currently known as the g-7. >> whether you like it or not, and it may not be politically correct, but we have a world to run. and in the g-7 which used to be the g-8, they threw russia out. they should let russia come back in because we should have russia at the negotiating table. >> russia was expelled from the group in 2014 after invading ukraine and anneching crimea in violation of international law. since then, russia has been wage aginformation war against europe a

senator chris murphy, thank you very much for joining us tonight, sir.e to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> so when you said how and when you talk to your enemies, that matters, what did you mean specifically in this context? >> what i mean is that the context here matters and coming on the heels of a g7eeting in which the president was absolutely brutalizing our closest allies, people who have historically had ourback, those that literally responded to our call after september 11th. it makes his over-the-top generous praise of kim even worse because it sends this very clear message that if you stand with us you are going to get no credit for that. in fact, you might be humiliated and embarrassed in front of the entire world. and if you engage in the kind of atrocities that kim has you get praise from the president without any substantial reform up front. none of us sd kill the president for talking to a country that is largely antithetical to the united states. but when you do it literally in the same 72-hour period you that just pushed aside

let's watch chris murphy. >> listen, you can now see why the president -- why the russian government cared so much about getting donald trump elected. i think that putin is getting what he wanted. he has paid no substantial price for interfering in our election. he has not moved one inch inside crimea or ukraine and now being let back into the club and so the message coming from last week and this week seems to be that if you're a friend of the united states, you get treated shably. if you're an enemy of the united states, you get top class treatment. >> this is weird. it's like we hear the republican members of the congress are afraid to challenge trump. trump's afraid to challenge russia. he's backing away. he acts like vice president pence acts towards him towards russia. >> i don't think he's afraid. i don't think he cares that russia attacked the united states in 2016. we say meddled, intervened. it was an information warfare attack. he doesn't give a darn about maintaining relationships or more importantly values with our allies. it seems to me he wants not a g-7 but really a g

la secretarÍa de educaciÓn de estados unidos fue cuestionada fuertemente, en esta ocasiÓn por chris murphyo la ley federal?". la secretaria o texto: " los estudiantes indocumentados tiene derecho a la educaciÓn." a lo que el legislador volviÓ a preguntar. ella le respondiÓ, " creo que la escuela es un santuario sagrado en el cual los estudiantes deben asistir a aprender." fue hasta despuÉs de varias insistencias cuando las secretaria claro que no puedan. esta respuesta contrasta con la dada hace unas semanas. en aquella ocasiÓn ella dijo que era decisiÓn de la escuela. el director de la academia donde estudian las hijas de rÓmulo, quien fue detenido cuando las llevaba a la escuela, dice que esto debe quedar muy claro. rÓmulo: desafortunadamente creo que la mayorÍa del pÚblico no entiende que este es un derecho de la constituciÓn y deberÍamos saber. reportero: 3,900,000 niÑos en estados unidos tienen a su mamÁ o pÁumentado. un gran nÚmero de ellos en el distrito escolar de los Ángeles, el cual nos enviÓ este comunicado que dice el distrito escolar de los Ángeles apoyÓ la inclusiÓn y diversi

. >> joining me now, democratic senator chris murphy who represents the state of connecticut.tor murphy is 1 of the 40 senators who signed that open letter to donald trump. he's also a member of the foreign relations committee. senator, thanks so much for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> the president keeps saying this is a democrats' policy, not his. >> yeah. two plus two equals 75. i mean what's up is down. listen, what he's doing essentially is terrorizing children as a means of trying to get his wall built. he can't convince america to support his wall. he can't convince mexico to pay for it. he can't get republicans to pass legislation in congress to build his wall so he's now terrorizing little kids, ripping them away from their parents, as a bargaining chip with congress to try to get us to build that wall. that's what he's talking about when he says that if we do an immigration bill, we can fix the problem he's created and get his political problem solved as well. and that's absolutely unconscionable. >> part of the problem here for many folks is just there is a

well on capitol hill in washington plenty of tweets and criticism for the ambassador congressman chris murphy today twee did when i raised concerns to grid l. about politicizing this post he personally is sure to me that once he became embassador he would stay out of politics this interview is awful ambassadors are not supposed to empower any political party overseas. for diplomats are supposed to refrain from taking sides especially in party politics that may be why germany's foreign ministry says that the ambassador will have to explain his words on wednesday during a scheduled meeting and will is calling this criticism absurd and he's doing that via twitter d.w. news has reached out to the u.s. embassy and requested an interview with ambassador grinnell he has so far declined our offer. for more on this story we're going to take it on both sides of the atlantic i'm joined now by clear richardson from our washington studio and right here in berlin favi unfunded mark at our parliamentary studio to both of you good evening fabio and let me start with you the visit of the u.s. ambassador to th

to the saudi and ever watch the war effort in yemen so there's several senators led by senator chris murphy of connecticut and bernie sanders of vermont who are very principled on the question of yemen if they were to i think take this issue on they have the opportunity and the possibility of holding congressional hearings inviting people from the state department from the white house from the pentagon and asking them pointed questions to what extent is the united states involved in these types of tortures that could shine a global spotlight on these abuses that might lead to their mitigation gentlemen we're out of time thank you to all i guess the day to say in albuquerque not a house for me and hakeem must maria thank you to you too for watching the program you can see the show it again anytime to the website called and for more discussion check out our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. the inside story can also join the conversation on twitter at a.j. inside story or tweet me i'm at peta don't be one for me peta they'll be on the entire team here in doha thanks for

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. >> reporter: democrat tammy duckworth and chris murphy, introducing a new bill, helping the presidentrom making a rash decision about true productions on the korean peninsula that impact our national security. those lawmakers introduced a bill before the summit to prevent donald trump going to, quote, war and chuck schumer is speaking out blasting the summit. >> the summit was much more show than substance, what texans call no hat. the pomp and circumstance, it is cleared chairman kim walked away the victim. >> reporter: mike pompeo is hard at work following up on agreements meeting with his counterparts in south korea. >> eyes wide open, it could be the case our effort will not work and will determine to set the conditions so that we can write this failure of decades and reset conditions for north korea's participation in the community of nations. >> reporter: negotiations would resume in the next week or so. he now heads to china to continue to work there. what a busy guy. when does he sleep? the thing is a lot of the details of the deal have to be worked out. people speaking agains

>> and senator chris murphy on president's attack on western alliances, plus how trump world is using the arrest of a senate intel staffer to undermine robert mueller. >> happened last night. it could be a terrific thing. >> and how the latest trump sneak attack on obamacare doubles as a brazen attack on the rule of law.

chris murphy tweeted moments ago. people are showing up in response of this crisis.ple are turning up and giving money, a lot of it. we talked last night about a campaign started by a california couple setting out to pay $1,500 for bail. that fundraiser has now brought in not $1,500 which was the goal, it brought more than $17 million and counting for a non-profit that provide services to immigrants. that service helps immigrants in texas. they have so many americans looking to help, they now say they're going to look to do this across the country and specifically look for every family that has been separated in this crisis. the trump administration started doing this in april and they started stop doing this until yesterday. they found every family that got separated. they want to find every family and kid that got taken away. their goal is to find all of them and get them lawyers and try to get them release so kids and parents can get back together. that's the goal. government is not trying to do that apparently. a california couple picked that as a place to try --

. >> reporter: democrats are not happy about it, tammy duckworth and chris murphy introduced a bill toeep troops in south korea and chuck schumer is speaking out blasting the summit. >> the summit was much more so than substance. what the texans call, no had. after all the pomp and circumstance faded it seems clear chairman kim walked away the victor unfortunately. >> reporter: but mike pompeo is hard at work to follow up on agreements made at the summit meeting with his counterparts in south korea. >> talked about the reduction in threat involved in that with eyes wide open. it could be the case that our effort will not work. we are determined to set the conditions so that we can write the failure of decades and reset the conditions for north korea participation in the community of nations. jillian: negotiations between the us and north korea would resume in the next week or so, he heads to china to continue his work. jillian: the latest gop immigration deal could be the biggest amnesty for illegals in us history. be crafted by paul ryan obtained by breitbart says the deal could allow

tammy duckworth and chris murphy are trying to stop the ending of these exercises.> they just want to be relevant because they have a baseless effort in this that they have tried, struggled to tell president trump what to do at the negotiating table. at the end of the day they didn't demand that much of their iran deal and demand president obama get approval for all he has pulled. >> great to have you on the show always talking about those topic. >> the annual congressional game coming on the first anniversary that almost killed congressman steve scalise. it's finally here. the 2018 world cup. [cheers and applause] suitors for its pilots just ahead. the u.s. stock index futures all the red right now. estimate on one point, not rack up 12 points. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ of growth opportunities... with a level of protection in down markets. so you can be less concerned about your retirement savings. talk with your advisor about shield annuities from brighthouse financial- established by metlife. i'm a small business, but i have... big dreams... and big plans. so

. >>> senate foreign relations committee members democrats chris murphy and bob menendez along with democratice summit was actually a success. >>>nd former homeland security secretary jeh johnson joins the conversation. there is no going back. everything's changed. we're not on an island anymore. genetic power has now been unleashed. we've entered a new era. welcome to jurassic world. [ scream ] rated pg-13. >>> welcome back, joining us from washington with, a look at axios a.m. national political reporter for axios jonathan swan. jonathan, good morning to you. good to talk to you. tell us about axios' one big thing today. >> the art of the film, the movie trailer that the president showed kim jong un offers extraordinary insight into how the trump team is viewing this whole production and how they're viewing kim jong un. this is a 34-year-old pop culture-obsessed tyrant. who grew up obsessed with video games, watching dennis rodman and the chicago bulls. and probably very aware of trump's own celebrity. so this movie literally casts the two of them, donald trump and kim jong un, in a sort of

chris murphy from connecticut, he said wait a minute. the shoe is now on the other foot, senator.isten. >> we're four months out from an election that controls the senate. it's hypocrisy for the majority lead tore move forward on a vote now when he wasn't in the 2016 election. >> don't underestimate how big these justices will be in the mid-terms, confirming them right before the election and whether or not the democrats can get energized on their side. shep? >> shepard: what would an energized democratic side be able to accomplish? >> the question is unclear. we asked chuck schumer about that yesterday before justice kennedy retired. he didn't give a very good answer. so that's an unknown. they've never been able to copy the ride on this. >> thanks very much, chad pergram. so much more on this breaking news out of washington in the next half hour, throughout the afternoon and into the evening and the night. we'll talk to a law professor that used to clerk for justice kennedy who is now retiring. the headline from here, from him today is that it's the end of an era. plus a look at

chris murphy told me it's like the u.s. isn't part of the g7 and nobody is happier than vladimir putin. >> now it seems like it's going to be a g 6 it looks like we are on the verge of getting kicked out of the g7, they're going to do some of these agreements without us. you can now see why the president -- the russian government cared so much about getting donald trump elected. i think that putin is getting exactly what he wanted. he has paid no substantial price for interfering in our election. he has not moved one inch inside crimea or ukraine and now is being let back into the club. so the message from last week and this week, seems to be if you're a friend of the united states you get treated shabbily, if you're an enemy of the united states, you get top class treatment. >> meanwhile, russian state tv is praising donald trump. the dean of the moscow state university reportedly said this week that trump is smashing the eu with a sledge hammer adding that's why putin is not trying to weaken the eu. why would he bother, t

>> and senator chris murphy on the president's attack on western alliances. >>> plus, how trump worldte intel staffer to undermine robert mutualer. >> happened last night.

these are the words of senator chris murphy who is saying there's a u.s.rint on every war crime that takes place in yemen. ands not just the saudis him are righties. amy: i want to and with the words of pope francis whoo appealed for peace in yemen as the saudi-led coalition continued its assault on hodeidah. he was speaking to tens of thousands of people in st. peter's square in his weekly sunday address. >> i follow with concerning traumatic say to people of yemen are exhausted by years of conflict. appeal to spend no effort to urgently bring the parties involved to the negotiating table. and to avoid a worsening of the already tragic humanitarian situation. amy: that is the pope on sunday. your final comment? >> i hope your audience listening and realizes how much we have been involved in this country in this war on yemen. it is an unjust war. we have no business being there. i hope that would call the senators, urge them to end this war i'm yemen. amy: we have to o leave it ther. shireen al-adeimi, a yemeni scholar, just completed her doctoral degree a

just a few minutes ago senator chris murphy tweeted from a rally he organized on short notice in hartfordcut. he says he got a crowd on 24 hours' short notice. people are showing up in response to this crisis. they are turning up. they're also giving money. a lot of it. we talked last night about a campaign started by a california couple who set out to raise $1,500 which they thought might be enough to pay bail for one parent arrested at the border. so that mom or dad could maybe get out on bail and then try to go collect their kid who was being held apart from them. that fund-raiser has now brought in not $1,500, which was the goal. it's now brought in more than $17 million and counting. for a non-profit that provides free legal services to immigrants. that service typically helps immigrants in texas but with this new shot in the arm they got from so many americans looking to help they now say they're going to look to do this across the country. they're going to very specifically look for every family that has been sefrpted in this crisis. the trump administration started doing this in a

insistence to the saudi and ever rocky war effort in yemen so there's several senators led by senator chris murphy of connecticut and bernie sanders of vermont who are very principled on the question of yemen if they were to i think take this issue on they have the opportunity and the possibility of holding congressional hearings inviting people from the state department from the white house from the pentagon and asking them pointed questions to what extent is the united states involved in these types of tortures that could shine a global spotlight on these abuses that might lead to their mitigation gentlemen we're out of time thank you to all i guess the day to say in albuquerque not a show me and hakeem must maria thank you to you too for watching the program you can see the show it again any time to the website called in for more discussion check out our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. the inside story can also join the conversation on twitter at a.j. inside story or tweet me i'm at peta don't be one for me peta they'll be on the entire team here in doha thanks for watc

senator chris murphy, thank you very much for joining us tonight, sir. pleasure to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> so when you said how and when you talk to your enemies, that matters, what did you mean specifically in this context? >> what i mean is that the context here matters and coming on the heels of a g7 meeting in which the president was absolutely brutalizing our closest allies, people who have historically had our back, those that literally responded to our call after september 11th. it makes his over-the-top generous praise of kim even worse because it sends this very clear message that if you stand with us you are going to get no credit for that. in fact, you might be humiliated and embarrassed in front of the entire world. and if you engage in the kind of atrocities that kim has you get praise from the president without any substantial reform up front. none of us should kill the president for talking to a country that is largely antithetical to the united states. but when you do it literally in the same 72-hour period you that jus

google earth so this conversation is also happening in washington where one democratic senator chris murphy got into a bit of a testy back and forth with the saudi embassy over this incident he initially tweeted that the war is spiraling out of control after the saudi u.s. and you a equalisation bombed the facility so the saudi embassy in washington then replied to him saying that it was unfortunate it was an unfortunate incident and blamed the charity for not providing the coordinates so that's created this additional conversation about coordinates in the embassy has unleashed or they've had an a torrent of criticism unleashed towards them because of this with some saying that they are victim blaming now the senator has posted. the comment thread really accusing the coalition and the embassy of not telling the truth in this incident and the saudi ambassador to the us has his perspectives and he says that this assault on who data the operations in yemen or to remove the control of the who are these and that's a way they say of addressing the humanitarian situation in a sustainable and effec

have severalwe congressional roundtable events including chris murphy in connecticut. we also have a breakfast with congressman bill keating. todahowever, we are honoreto welcome the 82nd united states attorney general, the honorable eric holder. he served under resident barack obama as the 82nd attorney general from february of 2009 to april of 2013. this makes him the third longest serving attorney general in our history. he was also the first african-american to lead the united states department of justice. under his leadership, the attorney general made civil rights, including voting rights a top priority at the justice department. he vigorously enforced the 1965 andghts act of was a critic of voter id laws. calling them politically motivated and designed to suppress minority and you throats. recognition of his work in 2014, time magazine named mr. holder to its list of the 100 must have little people. noting that he had worked tirelessly to ensure equal justice. his tenure as attorney general caps off a 30 year plus career. in then his legal career public integrit

to the saudi and ever watch the war effort in yemen so there's several senators led by senator chris murphy of connecticut and bernie sanders of vermont who are very principled on the question of yemen if they were to i think take this issue on they have the opportunity and the possibility of holding congressional hearings inviting people from the state department from the white house from the pentagon and asking them pointed questions to what extent is the united states involved in these types of tortures that could shine a global spotlight on these abuses that might lead to their mitigation gentlemen we're out of time thank you to all i guess the day to say in albuquerque not a show me and hakeem must maria thank you to you too for watching the program you can see the show it again any time to the website called in for more discussion check out our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. the inside story can also join the conversation on twitter at a.j. inside story or tweet me at peta don't be one for me peta they'll be on the entire team here in doha thanks for watching

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