because last week's show featuring professor of human government in the intensive care and dr chris murphy the cambridge but all are just a provoked extraordinary large the sponsor and the quality of the contributions was excellent many if you phoned the show both the star being very very informative janet for example says the 2 experts are like interviewed a frontline scientist working with the virus at the moment.

back for the next several months if not longer until the economy recovers connecticut, senator chris murphy says the increase consumer spending created by the benefits is staving off an economic disaster, you know everybody go hungry literally. >>but the entire economy will collapse murphy rejects the gop plan to cut the federal unemployment benefits by $400 per week but says finding an alternative plan. >>it's difficult we just don't even have anybody there negotiate with the republican side yeah, because they're so all of that senate democratic leader senator chuck schumer says negotiations are progressing but still have a long way to go there are lots of things that were still divided on. we're not close to an agreement get treasury secretary steven mnuchin says there are areas of agreement things like that pp pay i think there's enormous bipartisan support things about checks in the mail but major roadblocks remain democrats right now are insisting on over a trillion dollars to the state and local governments that's something that we're not going to do i'm not optimistic that there will

association agreements talk of joining nato eventually john mccain chris murphy i think his name is from connecticut and american senator turned up on the might that definite mccain that anyway you saw people like rather small sikorsky carol fields representing you getting involved 'd victoria nuland from the state department the american ambassador geoffrey pyatt was very prominent that's not there at the moment there aren't any foreigners standing on the square in minsk it's a different situation now this is more similar to what happened in armenia 2 years ago when an election what actually was an election dispute it was that the president socks that had tried to move to become prime minister and people went out in the streets now i mean it is just as much a russian ally has been must go. the results the outcome of that revolution there was no you know intervention from moscow. things have been much calmer on the streets. today despite the pro 90 government rallies do you think things could get violent again don't you think we're seeing things die down but it's hard to know when i'm no

>> governor murphy: i support unequivocally more money for the postal service, chris.the way, we extended in the primary, we will do it again, the number of days after t ballot can be counted for the very reason that you raised in terms of the volume. the last thing we should be doing is politicizing the postal service. it's not as though it exists just for vote by mail. think about the seniors overland for medicines. our veterans, our small businesses, the commerce association with the backbone of this country. we need to fund the postal service, we need to root for its success as opposed to the opposite. >> chris: do you think that the president and his postmaster general, who is a big trump fund-raiser, contributor, do think they are playing politics with the postal service? >> governor murphy: i can't say. i have not dealt with the postmaster general. i have dealt regularly with the chief operating officer of the post office. and will continue to, by the way. we were very tough and strong on them during the primary and i can assure you that we will be doing the sam

because last week's show featuring professor of human government of the intensive care and dr chris murphy the cambridge but all are just a provoked extraordinary a large the sponsor and the quality of the contributions was excellent many if you phoned the show both the star being very very informative janet for example says the 2 experts are like interviewed frontline scientists working with the virus at the moment good to know there's a lot of sharing of information going on around the world and cecile says definitely one of the best discourses on the corbett 1000 pandemic there are many variables and we will succeed together or fail together we are our brother's keeper roger says very informative the virus attacks everything not only the lungs there's no place for complacency and a hugely interesting tweet from neil campbell having hugged divide the sydney people and still have the lasting effects from it i find information really interesting but also wanting considering they don't know what the long term holds for those who have had the disease especially when it was said that the body

chris murphy of connecticut offers his thoughts on the role of firearms. and how they affect public safety and the violence inside us. the first lady senior advisor. and why she left the administration. in her book blood and oil. they report on the life and leadership style of the crown prince. also being published this week. they were called the experience growing up gay in the midwest. and his marriage to the former democratic candidate pete be to judge. in her entertainment in government. and how to lead. carrie arsenault investigates how the hometown. affected the financial into physical well-being of the residents. with the pacific theater during world war ii. in twilight of the gods. find these titles this coming week. and watch for many of the authors in the near future on book tv. on c-span two. under weekly author interview program. new york times reporter jennifer stein our chronicles the first year of the largest class of women. there had to be a gender focus women often you didn't. many of them have to be talked into running. if that is the cas

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>>we've got to get police officers at schools, connecticut senator chris murphy says police officers in schools hurts kids, especially black and brown students we've seen black and latino students be arrested in schools or 8, 6, times that of white students. murphy says the police presence in schools, increases systemic racism. his legislation the counseling not criminalization act would require federal funds be used for school counselors and social workers not law enforcement in schools and if you really want to build safe schools, then you got to have. young professionals there deal with the trauma that removing police officers from schools raises the question of school safety and whether there are better ways to protect students when they talk about parkland you know there were on security a president they weren't able to effectively respond having police for that purpose is is no panacea adam skaggs with giffords law center to prevent gun violence, let's. >>get children the services they need professionals who can help defuse conflicts before they lead to violence. no kennedy wit

. >> here's a look at books being published this week, chris murphy of connecticut offers his thoughts on the role of firearms throughout american history. and public safety and the violence inside us. in mililani and me stephanie winston wolcott recalls her time as the first lady's senior advisor the why she left ministration. and in their book and oil the wall street journal's bradley hope justin check report on the life and leadership style of saudi arabia and crown prince mohammed bin solomon. also being published this week and i have something to tell you just and brutish edge recalls his occurrences growing up may gay and his marriage to people to judge businessman and philanthropist david rubenstein offers advice from leaders in the field of finance, entertainment, government and more in how to lead . and know about kerry arsenault investigate a paper mill in her hometown of mexico made effective the financial and physical well-being of its residents. military historian in toll complete astrology on the pacific theater during world war ii in twilight of the gods. find these titl

. >> well, chris murphy is no stranger to the president's attacks to mail in votingment he attended adoor meeting in capitol hill, you heard the governor of nevada there about the mail-in voting program and the president's attacks do you have concerns about the voters mailing in ballots and the backdrop is the president thinks that mail-in voting is fine and dandy in florida. >> yeah, there's just not these sort of secret band of vigilante absentee and mail-in voter fraud sters. they don't exist, the president is making up a problem that is not real. and you know, it's kind of iron ironic. he said that he is trying to stop democrats from stealing the election. well, in fact, it's republicans by and large who vote by mail and if you look at who tends to use the systems in states that you have the option. it's more rural voters and if you count the mail-in votes the republicans do better than it does when it comes to the inperson machine votes. if it was really about democrats trying sort out the rules to our advantage, we would not be pushing mail-in voting. we are pushing mail-in voti

now what chris murphy, a member of the senate foreign relations committee told me yesterday.ligence services have come to very firm conclusions about what the russians arep to and who is acting on behalf of the russians. in the briefings that i received, there's no ambiguity about what the russians' intentions are, and there's no ambiguity about narrative they are pushing and no ambiguity about the people they are pushing using to push them in reference to apparently to an effort to try to get republican-led committees that are investigating to go after the bidens from ukrainian sources. now, republicans are rejecting that or saying it's part of a broader effort by russia simply to sow discord and it also pointed to china and iran's efforts to interfering in the elections. lindsey graham also had a briefing saying it's pretty clear that foreign governments want to disrupt our elections, that the iranians and chinese don't have much love for trump. the main thing is that they are playing in our backyard and that's the big takeaway. now, this mirrors the fight that happened in

. >> mechanic senator chris murphy of connecticut offers his thoughts on the role of firearms, throughout history. and how they affect public safety. in "the violence inside us". Ãb in their book " blood and oil" the wall street journal à report on the life and leadership style of saudi arabian crown prince mohammed bin so mom. also being published this week and "i have some thing to tell you" chest and buttigieg causes experience growing up gay in the midwest and his marriage to former democratic presidential candidate pete buttigieg. businessman and philanthropist david rubenstein offers advice from leaders in the field of finance entertainment, government, and more in "how to lead". and milltown carry investigates how the paper mill in her hometown of mexico main effect of the financial and physical well-being of its residents. military historian ian tal completes his trilogy on the pacific theater during world war ii in twilight of the gods. find these titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> thank yo

chris: governor murphy, thank you, thanks for joining us today.ll be following all of the events at the convention this week but i have to say i will miss seeing you in milwaukee. governor: amen, chris, take care. chris: up next we will get reaction from senior adviser to the trump campaign and discuss how the president plans to capture some attention of his own this guys, times are tough. but force factor's test x180 can help us man up, america, by boosting total testosterone. build muscle, fuel desire, and improve performance. get test x180 from force factor, the #1 fastest-growing men's health brand at walmart. it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids. protects your info and gives you 24/7 peace of mind that if it's connected, it's protected. even that that pet-camera thingy. can your internet do that? xfinity xfi can because it's simple, easy, awesome. get advanced security free with the xfi gateway. download the xfi app today. chris: republicans are planning to counte

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i have chris murphy come i don't see his picture but i see he has entered. >> -- i am.an you see me? >> i cannot. there is a button on your computer you can get your grandkids to push for you. [laughter] >> i should be here. >> you are on now. >> great. thank you very much mr. chairman and thank you to all of our witnesses for your willingness to serve. one quick comment before ask a few questions. -- thank you for your willingness to serve in an agency that we have given a wide-ranging mission to. would -- i would agree with senator portman that the additional responsibilities that have been given to gfci, but i would note that amongst the countries, the dfc is involved in lebanon. our heart breaks for the explosion that has killed untold numbers of lebanese. thatnk it is a country now dfc can double down on. there are investments there that i think will be very important. for the rebuilding and economic stabilization of that nation. i make that editorial comment in the beginning. for general are dayton. the line ofild upon inquiry from senator menendez. i understand y

senators like chris murphy actively saying that trump is murdering people. that's a u.s. senator.o condemning rioting and got bullied into deleting it from the hard left and had to make amends to the mob by tweeting president trump is a murderer. we're governed by fools and incompetence. it can very very bad consequences for families and security and lives as we're learning. >> trace: lastly i want to put this and i won't put it on the screen. joe biden said he condemns the violence and wishes the president would do the same. i went back and found 75 different quotes where the president condemned the violence again and again. last word on this. >> i'm glad that joe biden is finally taking something more than just a -- i think it is the least he could do the day after a trump supporter was murdered by left wingers in the streets of a major left wing city. maybe that's just me. >> trace: guy benson, good to see you. thank you, sir. >> julie: another bloody weekend in chicago where more than 50 people were shot. at least nine of them died. details straight ahead. plus president trump

. >>> democratic senator chris murphy is warning democracy could soon be lost.n our government. it will fall apart at some point and maybe that point isn't now, but maybe it is." ainsley? ainsley: thanks, jillian. well looking ahead tonight, night three of the republican national convention which has the theme, a land of heros. vice president mike pence will headline tonight's event and we're going to hear from his wife, second lady karen pence, senators marsha blackburn and south dakota's governor, and many more, but before her speech tonight, mrs. pence joins us now , for a preview, good morning to you, mrs. pence. >> good morning, ainsley. thanks for having me on. ainsley: you're welcome. what can we expect tonight? >> it's exciting because this is the third night and the theme is as you said is " land of heros" and america is made up of people would are hero s and every day americans so you'll hear from some everyday americans as well, but for my part, i get to talk a little bit about our military community, and i know that you know that's near and dear to m

chris murphy of connecticut tweeting this -- i thought about it, he said.rats passed a bill in may extending unemployment insurance, we beg republicans to negotiate, they refuse. now mitch mcconnell is boycotting last-minute talks. grassley, i chuck will get to that momentarily. florida,argo, republican line, go ahead. caller: i just want to say republicans and the democrats should stop worrying about battling each other and worry about taking care of the people that need help, it is getting embarrassing watching on the news every night the back between parties and it forget about what is important -- the people. people need help right now and they are missing the message of who really needs help -- the american people. host: here is the tweet from senator chuck grassley of iowa -- i don't blame president trump of talking about executive orders to help the unemployed and get the economy running. i imagine he is fed up with how democrats are not negotiating in good faith, instead of sticking with an unreasonable $3 trillion bill, democrats should prioritize

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phil murphy will be talking about with chris walsh is election security and how they did mail-in voting there in new jersey, joining us now former pennsylvania governor, co-chair of the bipartisan election safety coalition, boat save tom ridge, you might remember him from the first homeland security, mr. secretary we appreciate you joining us, i understand boat safe was a number of changes including increased in the amount of mail voting and to be clear you have absentee voting and then you have universal mail-in voting where everybody gets a valid, are you advocating for something in between, if so what? >> it is good to join you, there's distinction of a difference, 43 states we actually have to apply to get the ballot and we highlight the whole notion of individual responsibility if you want about you gotta ask for, their seven states because you're a registered voter and the secretary sends it out to you, the bottom line is that the signature validation, authentication and security protocols related to either one are the same, i think it's a distinction without a difference, i do th

jon: be slur to tune in tomorrow to fox news sunday chris wallace will have exclusive interviews with governor and co-chair murphynd steeves cortez both discuss strategy ahead of the party's national conventions checklistings for time on local fox station or catch it here on fox news channel. 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. eastern time. and number of confirm coronavirus cases in the u.s. more than 5.3 million with the number of dead numbering above 169,000 meantime, the cdc is issuing new guidance for those who recover from covid-19. suggesting they do not have to quarantine or get retested for three months after recovery unless they show symptoms again. charles watson is in atlanta with that. charles. reporter: hi jon cdc says that people who have tested positive and survived covid-19 are not immune from the disease. however, they could go as long as three months before -- before they're infectious to people once again and recent study suggest live virus in a person's nose through rapgdly decreases after they begin to show symptoms. this study also shows that plows people stop being infectious around ten days after the devel

the evidence is gonna show that that man there beat or stabbed chris smith brutally to death in that office. >> matt murphy'sne email sent by ed shin, pretending to be chris smith, to chris attorney on the night of the alleged murder. >> at 6:01 that night, did you receive an email concerning what appeared to be a change in heart or change in direction from mr. smith concerning the future of these companies? >> yes. >> so that's our window where we know the murder had to -- had to take place. that email, it's perfectly written. it's not done in a panic. it makes sense. it has the right tone. and it's attached to an exhibit with a fake signature on it. so there's virtually no way ed shin showed up in that office without that email and that attachment ready to roll and that means he's already decided he's gonna kill him. >> according to ed shin, chris smith was responsible for everything. >> he lunged at me again. i think at that point, i felt like i had to fight back. i don't know if i threw him or if i shoved him, but somehow i pushed him into this area. and that's when he fell and he hit the desk really har

chris wallace will have an interview with governor murphy. check for time and channel. and media buzz, howie kirtz will be talking to katrina pierson here at 11 a.m. eastern. leland: well, calls to defund the police are becoming a large part of the presidential campaign and discussion. with that, big cities across the country are seeing a spike in violence, in shooting and homicides, aishah hasnie is coming to us from new york where it's on the rise. >> leland, you're right. we're used to hearing big cities hit the hardest by gun violence. tragedies are unfolding everywhere, in akron, ohio, an eight-year-old girl was just shot to death as gunfire erupted oust of her home. take a look at this, sarasota, florida, is reporting a spike of gun violence, 41 shootings in one neighborhood since march. a recent study showed that the coronavirus pandemic is associated with increased rates in violence. sarasota's police chief say that people are just fed up and they're becoming violent. take a listen. >> people are aggravated. i think they're tired of being inside. they're tired o

chris, you might not like donald trump, and you might want to blame for 170,000 deaths. you're going to blame president trump for those debts, you have to blame governor cuomo and governor murphy governor newsom for all the deaths that they caused. i think that's unfair. >> it's not unfair did this president is on the ballot and when those governors around the ballot, they'll have to explain their response. this president has had no response, and he is on the ballot in november. the american people want to see a plan to stop covid-19 which joe biden has provided on his web site. i encourage everybody watching now to check it out because he has a real plans for the economy, covid-19, energy independence for this country which started under barack obama and joe biden. in so i'm saying right now, your campaign. >> john: we are running out of time. chris had the first word. >> if joe biden has these amazing plans, he might've wanted to use a prime time speech last night to explain them, but instead, he just had an attack on donald trump which is going to accomplish nothing. what donald trump is going to do is talk about why joe biden's socialism is wrong for this country and why h

murphy a guest of yours. news out of new jersey this morning, chris, that new jersey is now announced it will become the ninthu have a lot to talk to him about. >> absolutely. we booked him before this announcement had been made, because he is one of the co-chairs of the democratic convention. but you're right, they have now said they are going to be as you say the ninth state to do all mail-in voting sending ballots out to everybody and it raises a key question in this campaign, which is, is mail-in voting a way for people to vote to exercise their ability to cast a ballot and democracy in a virus, in a pandemic situation, or is it an avenue for fraud and disorganization and a very contested election? those are the two arguments being made by biden and by the president. and we'll be exploring that with governor murphy who is right on front lines and also a top official from the trump campaign. we'll get both sides fair and balanced debate over the issue of mail-in voting. >> sandra: look forward to that. new jersey governor revised the reopening plans for schools as well. a lot of schools have now gone to al