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[cheers and applause] >> on monday, senators rob portman and chris murphy take part in a debate from the bipartisan policy center. live coverage begins at seven 30 p.m. eastern on c-span, also know if we mobileme video at c-span now -- also know if free mobile video app, c-span now app, and online at c-span. org. jon stewart is speaking about against senate republicans that block legislation that gives health care to veterans exposed to burn pits in iraq and afghanistan. the bill failed on a procedural vote that required the support of 60 senators. that is what he had to say on a news conference in capitol hill. >> america's heroes who fall in our wars outside sweating with oxygen, battling >> well, ain't this a [expletive]. ain't this a [expletive]. they don't have to see it. they don't have to understand that these are human beings. do you get it yet? these aren't heroes. these are men and women, mothers and fathers. sisters and brothers. that we just let stand outside in the heat when they can't breathe. i am going to read you something, this is beautiful. i will read you somethin

will not stand in the way of people coming to taiwan. >> let's get more with democratic senator chris murphyf connecticut, a member of the foreign relations committee. senator murphy, thanks for coming on. speaker pelosi is gone. this trip enraged china and now taiwan is left to deal with the consequences. what did the u.s. get out of this to justify potentially provoking a military conflict with china? >> well, listen, i think the basic premise here is soundi. no country should be able to dictate where members of congress and members of the senate visit. i think that speaker pelosi has made clear for a very long time that she is a defender of taiwan and she is prepared to take steps to make sure that the united states continues its policy of helping taiwan defend itself. listen, i don't think we should fall backwards into a change in u.s. policy. we have always stood for the right of taiwan to defend itself and we have always left open this question of whether the united states would come to its defense in case it was invaded by china. i think that that policy, we call it strategic ambiguit

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. >> on monday, rob portman and chris murphy take part in a debate from the bipartisan policy center. coverage begins at 7:30 p.m. on eastern -- c-span. >> minority leader kevin mccarthy spoke to the silver elephant gala fundraiser held by the south carolina gop. as the keynote speaker, he urged them to elect republicans doing the 2022 midterms and also talked about china's possible invasion of taiwan. he was introduced by south carolina senator tim scott. [applause] >> hello, south carolina! it's good to be home. thank god for south carolina. thank y'all so much. let me say to every single grassroots volunteer who makes our nation red to the root, thank you. it's not the elected officials that make south carolina great, it is the people, every single day, who fight -- i like that lady over there god bless you. hallelujah! [crowd cheering] >> who fight every single day to make sure this entire state has a conservative installation around it, that there is a citadel around this state of conservatism that spreads every single day to the rest of the nation. i am thankful to be a part of

. >>> our next guest knows how to read the market leaves chris murphy co-head of derivatives technology at susquehanna. let's pick up there, chris how are you looking at things? >> well, one thing i want to point out when we're talking all about this put call ratio and the increase in call volumes, we have seen a bit of a resurgence in the message board-style meme stock trading. let's just point out one option, apple. we've all heard of it. we looked yesterday, a million calls traded that's a big number that will decrease put call ratio, input volume, but if you look to the next day, how many new positions were established, new open interests, 100,000 900,000 of that call volume was opened and closed the same day that will show up in the call volume numbers you just mentioned. it will impact put call ratio. but it actually doesn't have quite as much of an impact if you think about it open and closed over the course of the day will not have a lasting impact. >> what does have a more lasting impact >> in terms of the rally running out of steam, positioning is more evened out now, sentimen

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. >> next, senators rob portman of ohio and chris murphy of connecticut debated key issues facing the u.s. including the economy, immigration, and gun violence. it is part of the bipartisan senate project and hosted by george washington university in d.c. nikole: good evening. thank you for joining us on what is turning into a very busy news night and hopefully tonight will be no exception. i want to welcome you to the jack morton auditorium on the campus of george washington university in our nation's capital. i am nikole killion. tonight's debate is the second in a series, part of the senate project which is a partnership between the bipartisan policy sector to her, the oran e hatch center, and the edward kennedy center. these organizations are giving senators a forum to debate the issues, exchange ideas, and where possible, together on some of the major issues of our time. the audience has promised remain silent. i will hold you to that, except for right now i would ask you to please welcome senator rob portman, republican from ohio, and senator chris murphy, democrat from connecti

senator chris murphy, thank you so much. really appreciate your being on this morning.ng in the "new yorker" entitled, "inside the war between trump and his generals." it details his efforts to redirect military officials and plans in order to suit his own needs and desires. tell us what you found. >> yeah, so this is the excerpt from the book my wife, susan glasser, and i have written. trump in the white house. we look at the president's relationship with his generals and how he viewed them. he viewed them as people who should be loyal to him in a personal way, which then went against the grain for the professionalized military, which doesn't see their role as being political actors. they don't want to be politicized. you had this war for four years, long before january 6th, between a commander in chief and the generals who thought that he was a danger to the country. at one point, he was so frustrated the generals weren't loyal enough to him, he asked them why they weren't like the german generals in world war ii, which astonished john kelly, a retired four-star gener

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. >> on monday, rob portman and chris murphy take part in a debate from the bipartisan policy center.overage begins at 7:30 p.m. on eastern -- c-span. >> minority leader kevin mccarthy spoke to the silver elephant gala fundraiser held by the south carolina gop. as the keynote speaker, he urged them to elect republicans doing the 2022 midterms and also talked about china's possible invasion of taiwan. he was introduced by south carolina senator tim scott. [applause] >> hello, south carolina! it's good to be home. thank god for south carolina. thank y'all so much. let me say to every single grassroots volunteer who makes our nation red to the root, thank you. it's not the elected officials that make south carolina great, it is the people, every single day, who

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chris murphy, a key senator on this, he has concern that there may need to be a rewriting.or all intents and purposes, the white house has pump the brakes and bumped this back until after the august recess. there was supposed to be a committee vote yesterday. they did not hold that. it may be a matter of a delay at the request of the white house because it is not just a fundamental debate, it is more a matter of how that plays publicly at this point in time, in the context of speaker pelosi's trip. jonathon: quickly, can you clarify for me why a democratic senator would be interested in closing the loophole. -- loophole? >> i think the biggest push against it, number one, it would not raise a bunch of money. number two, there are arguments relating to the assumption that those fund managers are profitable in any given year, and you hear how it will affect them. there is some argument about who it is unfair to, also in the context of a 700 billion dollar bill. this is supposed to raise may be $14 billion. arguments aside, it may be one of the slightly less important measures

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chris murphy from connecticut. we'll be all on the same page when we get to this weekend. is do democrats -- this one in particular, senator sinema -- if the democrats make this promise again and pull it back, what happens? >> i mean if they can get it across the finish line as they're trying to do -- this is now called an inflation reduction act. this is what they're hoping to take out to their districts and campaign on. otherwise republicans are running rampant. the democrats need to offer voters something tangible in order to turn the narrative around. this is their best chance of showing they were able to deliver something. i'm not going to second-guess and say i know what sinema's going to do. no one knows. but i think the opposition to closing the loophole is interesting. they're not closing the carried loophole. they're narrowing it. that's in some way as bit of a concession. does it seem she's willing? >> the next move, forgive me. can the democrats do under this so-called reconciliation package, which means they only need 50 to pass it. otherwise you've got a fili

joining us now, chris murphy of connecticut.s who opposed it the first time around. he has been consistent. he does not support spending this money on veterans, that is his prerogative. what is harder to explain is why 25 of his colleagues supported the bill the first time it came through the senate and when it came back they all opposed it. the question in whether the money is the bill is mandatory or discretionary spending, that didn't change. it has always been mandatory spending. there is nothing substantive that has changed in the legislation. so, pat toomey, all along, has opposed this bill. that is his right as a senator. but why did 25 republicans switch their vote? the only thing that changed was the deal on lower,ing prescription drug costs costs the 25 republicans to take out thur frustration on veterans. >> so that is what i was going to ask you. why did they change their vote. and so their mad about something else? what? their mad about dems looking too good? >> well, listen, i remember the first vote on the floor w

this is what senator chris murphy told "morning joe" earlier today. >> i think there's enormous backlash from the americans for the cap on insulin. what we are trying to do is put a $35 cap on insulin not just folks on medicare but everybody and close to passing it. not enough republicans joined us to overcome the barrier. >> the republicans certainly some must be looking at this with caution because we are so close to november. >> reporter: that was one of the most politically contentious moments. that's a pefrd of unlimited amendments mostly offered by republicans. a result is what he was talking about. there's a price cap on insulin at $35 but only on medicare. republicans stripped out the provision as murphy was talking about to cover it for everyone. you got to expect that comes up in a campaign ad doing the line against republicans but republicans broadly the message on this is the bill comes when democrats are spending and there's a landscape of inflation and economic uncertainty. they have been trying to hammer home. making this a referendum on biden and the democrats. it's not j

laughter ) last night, i learned about the dark brandon meme from the youth: connecticut senator chris murphy. after the passage of the bill, you tweeted this image of president biden. ( laughing ) >> i'm not going to try to explain that meme. >> stephen: and you don't need to, because i get it. you pass a big bill, you post a dank meme. remember, when obamacare passed, the senate parliamentarian tweeted: "ehrmargerhd afferhderble hearthcur!" of course-- ( applause ) of course, the "brandon" part of "dark brandon" is co-opted from the right-wing meme "let's go brandon," a phrase that (bleep) joe biden." but after all that he's accomplished lately, it's more like: joe biden (beeps). ( applause ) so it's a total turnaround for joe: he's more powerful than ever, full of mysterious dark energy, and nothing can stop him. except maybe his jacket, because here he is yesterday in kentucky, struggling with the wind to find the ol' mr. arm hole. it's right behind you, joe. c'mon joe, 110% you got it. put it all on the field. you can do it, buddy. no, he can't. is there a doctor in the house? there it i

chris murphy did, and a number of other senators who have been working on this, including myself on closing the boyfriend loophole. it worked with republicans, and for the first time, we took on the nra and got that done. the number to terrorists who -- from 9/11, finally. and the president authorized this operation to take him down. it is day, after day, after day, we are accomplishing things for this country. yes, the republicans have shown their true colors, but the democrats, we are willing to work around the aisle, across the aisle where we can find common ground. and we have a president that is leading, and we are moving forward. >> that was about ten topics in there. we are going to need a little bit more time to -- >> they are all good ones. >> there are got good topics. there are things in these new cycles that they don't forget about, they don't understand how they got done. we just have to keep talking about it, i appreciate the time that you take to do that. senator, thank you. >> anytime. >> senator amy klobuchar, joining us tonight. we have some very sad news to report tonight

but there are some like senator chris murphy saying republicans see government as a vehicle to transfer wealth from the poor and middle class to the rich so they get really angry when democrats use government to do things to help regular people like cut the cost of drugs or reduce student loans. people with eligible student loan debt will need to wait until october to apply to have it forgiven and some republicans argue by october this program will have been declared illegal. something a president can't do without the normal appropriations process in congress. >> arbitrary cancel their debt with the stroke of a pen. not even going through congress. that's fairly illegal. it has hundreds of billions of dollars at a time when we try to bring inflation under control. this is a political shell game of money and i don't think -- it's a bad idea. even nancy pelosi said the president couldn't do this. >> now np says it's a bold step toward helping americans. white house officials claim it is no difference than ppp loans that were forgiven calling out house republicans on twitter who had ppp lo

this is senator chris murphy's tweet today. yone, including the mainstream press, needs to take seriously the growing culmination between trump's operation, the extremist 4 chan/q crowd and the monarchist new right. this is chris wray, for those who haven't been following every whiff and blow of trump's descent into madness. >> we understand qanon to be a set of complex conspiracy theories largely promoted online, which has sort of morphed into more of a movement, and like a lot other conspiracy theories, the effects of covid, anxiety, social insulation -- social isolation, financial hardship, et cetera, all exacerbate people's vulnerability to those theories. and we are concerned about the potential that those things can lead to violence. we have arrested at least five self-identified qanon adherents related to the january 6th attack, specifically. >> ben, one more data point, and then i'm going to turn this back to you. "the new york times" is recording that news guard, a media watchdog that analyzes the credibility of news ou

well, chris murphy did. and a number of other senators who have been working on this, including myself, on closing the loophole, worked with republicans, and for the first time, took on the nra, and got that done. the number two terrorist who, from 9/11, finally, and the president authorized this operation, to take him down, it is day after day after day, we are accomplishing things for the people of this country, and so that's what i want people to take away. yes, the republicans have shown their true colors. but the democrats are willing to work around the island, across the aisle, when we can find common ground, and the president, we are moving forward. >> these are all topics, and these are topics that in the cycle that people don't remember or don't understand or remember how they got done and i appreciate the time you took to do that, senator. thank you. >> any time. >> senator amy klobuchar, chair of the senate rules committee joining us tonight. >>> we have very sad news to report tonight. indiana co

. >> well, in fact, senator chris murphy was just tweeting about that, that this might inspire more action, more rapid action on a federal ban in congress, something i know you're going to be tracking very closely. cecile richards, thank you very much for being with us. >> thanks, andrea. >>> and coming up, scorn and support as china blasts nancy pelosi's trip to taiwan. the house speaker is getting strong backing from both sides of the aisle on capitol hill. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. a mitchell reports" on msnbc. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi landing in south korea this morning. the next stop on her asia tour. after a controversial whirlwind visit to taiwan, meeting with human rights advocates and the democratic elected president tsai ing-wen. >> our delegation came here to send an unequivocal message. america stands with taiwan. >> the trip sparking fury in beijing, which claims taiwan is its territory. china's army already launching live fire drills around the island. today taiwan saying it scrambled fighter jets to warn off 27 chinese aircraft in its air defe

. >> next, senators rob portman of ohio and chris murphy of connecticut debated key issues facing the. including the economy, immigration, and gun violence. it is part of the bipartisan senate project and hosted by george washington university in d.c.

. >> senator chris murphy, thank you very much for being on this morning. we will be in touch. >>> so we are well into the fourth hour of "morning joe" right now. let's talk more about the bills to help veterans that republicans blocked. joining us now, retired sergeant ted corcoran. he's a disabled veteran and a veteran advocate who suffers from the effects of burn pits. he's now organizing director -- he's the organizing director of the group "all on the line" and it is all the line for you guys. what do you make of what is happening in washington and sort of the back and forth that is happening with this bill that could certainly help folks like you? >> i think what it is doing is taking away attention from the people that this bill is meant to help. and that is veterans. veterans who are dying from cancer. veterans that have been impacted by toxic exposure while they were serving our country. going all the way back to vietnam. agent orange and my generations agent orange burn pit exposure and something needs to be done about this immediately. this is no

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chris murphy had this reaction, posting on twitter, i just think everyone, including the mainstream pressto take seriously the growing coordination between the trump operation, the extremist 4chan/q crowd and the monarchist new right. shelden whitehouse posted this the former president is spouting conspiracy theories that have inspired political violence and falsely called the legitimacy of the government into question. we cannot ignore the dangers of this extremism. one more important story before we go to break, the final leader of the soviet union who oversaw the end of the cold war has died at the age of 91. nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell has the details. >> gosh chef, the communest leader brief six year reign transformed the map of europe and the world. the first soviet leader with a larger vision for his country and willing to hold a soviet with ronald rang, who called the soviet union an evil empire. little dit gorbachev know he would preside over the end of the empire, saying we could and should have saved the soviet union but we lost politically. the

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chris murphy saying: a series of tweets from senator chris murphy on this topic. that is coming in the wake of a column in the atlantic by the former cia director. the former commanding officer of u.s. forces in afghanistan from 2010-2011. he wrote a column in the atlantic. it got a lot of attention, saying a number of different things. here is part of what he had to say: we will read more from that column. david petraeus writing in the atlantic. we mostly just want to hear from you. phone lines as usual. that special line is for those who served in afghanistan, (202) 748-8003. arlene is in new orleans. good morning. you were next. caller: i have one problem. ever since trump has been running, i have family members that have been placed all over the world in the military. i am very afraid right now of what's going on with this paperwork they found in his place. i am very worried about my family members and other people who are fighting for our country and our freedom for us to lay down in our beds and sleep comfortably at night. ever since trump came into the poli

underway on the economy, foreign policy and the gun violence with senators rob portman of ohio and chris murphy of connecticut. this is live coverage on c-span. >> the guidelines are very simple after one senator presents his argument the other will have a three minutes to respond. then each of you will have another 90 seconds for rebuttals. we will follow the format with all four topics tonight. senator murphy won the coin toss but he allowed senator portman to go first. we are starting in true partisan fashion. so, senator portman, we will have you begin on the topic of inflation and the economy. sen. portman: great. thank you, nicole for moderating. i appreciate cw for hosting today. i see some of our stuff out here, chris. my staff had to be here. [laughter] but, i also want to thank the hatch foundation and the kennedy institute for what they do to discourage partisanship and encourage finding common ground. warren was a dear friend of mine. i got to know it when i was in the bush administration. finally, the bipartisan policy center which i worked closely with in professional legislation.

. >> next, senators rob portman of ohio and chris murphy of connecticut debated key issues facing the u.s. including the economy, immigration, and gun violence. that is part of the bipartisan senate project and hosted by george washington university in d.c.. >> good evening. thank you for joining us on what is turning into a very busy newsnight and hopefully tonight will be no

>> today senators rob portman and chris murphy take part in the debate from the bipartisan policy center. live coverage begins at 7:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, also on our free mobile video at c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> servicemembers a military health care providers testify about reproductive care access for military members and their families. the hearing held by the house armed services subcommittee on military personnel is about two hours 20 minutes. >> good morning. the military personals committee will come to order. i want to welcome everyone to this hearing to discuss the challenges servicemembers that are facing accessing reproductive health care. the supreme court decision in dobbs v. jackson women's health organization overturned 50 years of precedent and took away the established constitutional right to an abortion. the court stated that their opinion merely returned the issue of abortion to the states, and that women can vote for whom they wish to represent their values. but servicemembers do not get to choose where they live. this leaves 230,000 servicewomen who

this is chris murphy, the anti-choice movement will look at the result and realize their best path for criminalizing abortion will be a federal ban. on the house side, debbie lesko talking about the executive order, the president is signing another order to further his pro-abortion agenda. voters in kansas just voted overwhelmingly trusting women to make their own reproductive choices. senator elizabeth warren saying abortion rights were on the ballot for the first time since road. e. i am grateful for everyone who stopped this ballot measure in its tracks. from vermont on the republican line. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i don't know where it is written in the constitution that abortion is anyone's legal right. i really don't know any state that is trying to completely ban where a woman's life is in danger. allstate say that if her life is in danger. if the woman's life is in danger, than it is a decision between her and her doctor. abortion should not really be. god says he knew us before we were in our mother's womb. if you have an abortion, it should be so ra

senators rob portman, republican, chris murphy, democrat participate in a debate. live beginning at 7:30 eastern also here on c-span, online at c-span.org and watch it on the go at the c-span now mobile app. veronica is next from pennsylvania. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: let me start by thanking c-span for giving me information that i -- didn't have access to and i could have used it. i am over 80 years old. i came to pennsylvania when i was 50 and take care of my parents and i never went back. and i knew because i would took care of my aging parents and my father passed at 96 and my mother 10 years later, the ins and outs of medicare. but i never found out and when i had access to medicare, i dill still didn't know. when you saw something fraudulent happening, when a hospital acclaim that they did something for you and you knew they hadn't done it. there's no way to object to it the hospital was claiming tax money, whatever supports medicare, and yet one day, late june on the 27th, i believe it was. i was watching c-span. and the subcommittee

conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> today senators rob portman and chris murphy part in the debate from the bipartisan policy center. live coverage begins at 7:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, also on our free mobile video at c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> servicemembers a military health care providers testify about reproductive care access for military members and their families. the hearing held by the house armed services subcommittee on military personnel is about two hours 20 minutes.

but chris wray did say the violence and threats against the fbi, you know, were completely unwarranted. >> reporter: that's right. i spoke with brian murphyterday. he is tracking what he called a huge uptick in online, very specific, credible violent threats against fbi personnel and fbi buildings. he had never seen anything like it in his career as an intelligence agent. these were not vague calls for violence. he said they were very specific, the kind they turned over to law enforcement immediately. they were very alarming to him. he said it spiked in the wake of this search at mar-a-lago. >> tell me about a nail gun. was there anyone injured? define a nail gun. is it what it sounds like? >> reporter: it's a construction tool that is meant -- >> okay. sure. >> reporter: it's meant to forcefully pound nails into a wall or whatever but can fire them as projectiles and do a lot of damage. we don't know. we have not heard reports there were injuries. >> we had some live pictures up there of cincinnati. that may have been -- we saw people with bulletproof vets. i'm going to clarify what that was. more broadly, ken, what more do we know about

underway on the economy, foreign policy and the gun violence with senators rob portman of ohio and chris murphy of connecticut. this is live coverage on c-span. >> the guidelines are very simple after one senator presents his argument the other will have a three minutes to respond. then each of you will have another 90 seconds for rebuttals. we will follow the format with all four topics tonight. senator murphy won the coin toss but he allowed senator portman to go first. we are starting in true partisan fashion. so, senator portman, we will have you begin on the topic of inflation and the economy. sen. portman: