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senator chris murphy is coming up first with the view from congress. president biden's top economic adviser, neil brainer is standing by as well plus in between all of the technical glitches during his ill fated announcement we heard something awfully concerning about the kind of president rhonda sanchez hopes to be. i'll explain that in just a few minutes also today eye popping new reporting about potential evidence of obstruction in the mar-a-lago documents investigation but what are the chances we see a more serious charge for donald trump, and later, ukraine is on the brink of launching its counter fashion against trump -- i will ask oksana markarova, what success looks like, and how they hope to achieve it. -- speaker kevin mccarthy. while the president was able to protect most of his priorities, including medicaid, student debt, relief and funding to fight the climate crisis, he did make clear in a statement last night that he doesn't love everything in it, and a number of democrats aren't going to like what what they see either, mainly, addition

joining me now is chris murphy of connecticut. i want to talk about, but i do want to start with the debt limit deal. what we know so far is the debt ceiling would be raised for two years, 1% cap on non-defense spending to the 2025 fiscal year, claws back unspent covid-19 funds, expanded work requirements for certain adults on food stamps, and rescinds coming from the irs? >> it's important to note we're still learning the details. let's be clear. i want to underscore what you said. there's been an enormous amount of damage to the u.s. i've come from overseas and every newscast has led with the republican-imposed chaos in the united states. the republican party is addicted to chaos. the presidency and the default to the crater of the economy. it's terrible for our ability to draw investment. i wasn't a fan of negotiating over the debt ceiling and over default, but president biden sat down with confidence that he could work out a deal that didn't give in to the most draconian, most outrageous of the republican demands. and from wha

i am now joined by two senators chris murphy and katie britt. lk about the important bipartisan bill you have introduced. senator murphy, this is a classic situation where you have the possibility of a terrible situation ramping up at a point when both sides are under a lot of pressure. >> well, we don't have any information to understand what the nature of this attack is. it could be a russian citizen, a false flag operation to the extent that putin is complaining about ukrainian -- potentially ukrainian attacks inside russia. that's pretty fantastic given the fact that russia is killing civilians inside ukraine's capital every day. so obviously neither of us have been briefed on this. >> dana: but you will be. we wanted to get your reaction. let's go to this. senator britt, you have teamed up with senator murphy. you believe america's children and parents of those children need to figure out a way to deal with social media in a better way. tell us about the legislation you introduced with the senator. >> absolutely. we came to the table not as

i'll talk to democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut.ning me for insight and analysis are "new york times" white house correspondent peter baker, "politico" playbook coauthor rachael bade, and republican strat jinch al cardin, and kimberly atkins stohr, senior opinion writer. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning and a happy mother's day to all of the moms out there. what we saw this week is a republican party that is paralyzed by donald trump. elected republicans and trump's 2024 rivals are eager to move on, but not sure how to take on trumping and they're terrified of alienating their supporters, and the paralysis in the party has been key to donald trump's strength. ron desantis who is having to reboot his campaign before it's gotten off the ground invited a political columnist to tallahassee last week, letting reporters he does plan to announce really, really soon, and yet he tiptoed aro

. >> earlier today, chris, murphy democratic senator, from connecticut, he spoke about the possibilitylarly to address the debt ceiling issue. senator murphy talked about why this was not something that should happen. we heard from heather boushey, now we know, i want to play this for you all. >> i don't want to give joe biden advice, but i think we should do our job. i think that's a precedent to just absolve congress from being adults. >> seems like president biden actually agrees with chris murphy, because we've got heather boushey saying that congress needs to do its job. >> i think the american people wanted to do its job. they want them to do their job. it's really interesting, when i watched the trump town hall, a lot of the stuff they said was devastating. this idea that he was goading the republicans saying, let us default. we know the only person that benefits during the election season is if the country is in complete economic chaos. he would benefit from that. listening very closely to what wall street leaders are saying, trump does not know what he's talking about, he reco

at that time it was chris murphy, john cornyn and if you the rest of us you just have to make the harddecisions and decide we will fight this another day but we made a difference. >> for you. >> first was aen republican wasa cosponsor of the bill. i agree with amy ethic is absolutely worth doing, we had a lot of grandiose members of the cabinet that grandiose ideas in mind can't the congress deal with this change america, it's not how it works yet to rely on incremental reform and sometimes it's frustrating on the executive side was for me was for you but i gotta tell you the gun safety builds an example of this we lost her muscle memory on how to do any of this. my greatest worry after 30 years of public service and working for a few differentc administrations and doing a lot of bipartisan work, i think the muscle memory is needed more now than m ever and it's true in my view every force is looking the other way. so mostly concentric or full force pushing people lot more to the extreme and the politics the money on the internet to go to donors and that some people do for the most part

i've spoken with democrats including senators chris murphy of connecticut and now the city of californiat they are kind of waiting to see if it even passes and move from there when it comes to negotiations. the different republicans have said that they are optimistic it can be a starting point. senator tillis of north carolina is one so that sort of what we are seeing in terms of action to kind of address the situation at the border. there's an interesting point we are not seeing a lot of significant talk about term limits and the different parts of congress to operate under the minority stemware and they offered to more senior members and they can use that influence on the committees to support the different kind of state efforts so there is some kind of an incentive to having the lawmakers there longer but that can come up against the sentiments of the american people who have concerned about lawmakers spending too much time on capitol hill. >> host: whatt is the timetable will not? >> guest: we are supposed to see a vote on. at the thursday date is i say we are supposed to. that's lar

republicans say a debt limit must include spending cuts, but connecticut democrat chris murphy has another idea. if we want to get serious about deficit reduction, then you have to put tax increases for billionaires and corporations on the table. and the white house is holding strong that they want a clean debt limit raise. that does not include splnding cuts reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. aaa is predicting air travel over the memorial day weekend will be busier this year than before the covid pandemic. >> about 3.4 million americans are expected to take flights during the holiday weekend. an 11% increase over last year. that also of all, most of 6 point percent more for and then in 2019 before the pandemic hit, when 3.2 million travelers hit the skies during memorial day weekend. a warning for those of you still owe student loans. the government says repayments are going to start soon. - double check that. eh, pretty good! (whistles) yeek. not cryin', are ya? let's tighten that. (fabric ripping) ooh. - wait, wh- wh- what was that? - huh? what, that? no, don't worry ab

one of your colleagues, amy image and his colleague, chris murphy. he wrote a piece i think co-authored with an academic, and it was about how our nation has swung and this gets to the founding fathers. it wasn't federalist number ten, sorry david i'm not going use that but it was alexis de tocqueville in democracy in america. it is on the way from the community to the individual, that one ofe the biggest probls that we have that gets expressed through the form of some of the immediate issues you were talking about, that we had a nation that focuses more on we all focus on individualism, more than focus on community. it's the liberty democracy kind of think thing. i would love to hear as we close out how you all think about that concept andce it's important for so many of our students that are here toar hear you thinking abot it. i found it verynt interesting. >> so i think that people have been shook up recently, and maybe it's the error of donald trump and the insurrection and thed like, but people have stepped back. it's understandable that in tod

senator john cornyn, helped author that bipartisan bill passed senator chris murphy in the wake of uvaldere coming up on the year anniversary of that. he says he doesn't play there's anything where they can do. and facts, they think states have been properly implemented that legislation yet, and they think that is one of the issues here. again, most of the things in that bill our state based, there is no federal red flag, lather is no federal ban on anything. it's up to the states to implement these policies. these are certainly the questions i'm going to be asking lawmakers are back in the building on tuesday. it's one that i am assuming i will get the same answers to that i have been in the last few weeks and all of the shootings we've seen this year. >> julie tsirkin for, us we thank you. i want to get some clarity for folks, we're getting some new reporting in here, when we're talking about the latest tragedy out of brownsville, texas, in which a car drove into a group of migrants, killing seven individuals. there's been back and forth. i want to be clear with all of the folks that ar

republicans say a debt limit must include spending cuts, but connecticut democrat chris murphy has another if we want to get serious about deficit reduction, then you have to put tax increases for billionaires and corporations on the table. and the white house is holding strong that they want a clean debt limit raise. that does not include spending cuts reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you at our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight to start off the work week after a fabulous weekend. yeah. and lawrence is here saying the air quality is really good on top of everything else that comes suffered over the weekend. a little bit. remember, we had that big dome of high pressure get that ridge so strong. it is a trap. >> a lot of near the surface. but today, all the refreshment came in the form of that sea breeze and that really refresh the air outside really looking pretty good out there right now. and of course, we've got the fog low clouds begin to move their way on shore right now. that's a sign of that sea breeze kicking in that sea breez

those are the kind of decisions in that case chris murphy and john cornyn and a few of the rest of ushave done it. you just have to make those hard decisions and then decide we will fight this another day but we have made a difference. >> rob, for you? >> first of all, as a republican who was a cosponsor of the bill and part of it i agree with amy i think it's absolutely worth doing. you and i rant on the wet a lot of grandiose ideas and a lot of grandiose members of the cabinet who had even more grandiose ideas and often you wonder why can't the congress just do this course will change america. that's not how it works. you have to rely on incremental reform and sometimes it's frustrating when you're on the executive side. it was for me. it was for i you. but i've got to tell you the n bill as an example of this. we lost most of them as how to do any of this. my greatest worry after 30 years of public service and looking for a few different administrations and house and senate jobs and doing a lot of bipartisan work is i think that muscle memory is needed now more than ever and it's t

let's bring in senator chris murphy from connecticut. there's nothing new.republicans -- when i was there, we actually balanced a budget four times. democrats and republicans alike balanced the budget four times. i left congress in 2001 saying, hey, we figured this out. we don't have to spend trillions of dollars in debt and then george w. bush, the republicans got in power, and the debt doubled. barack obama got to power, debt doubled. donald trump, raised the national debt to levels nobody ever had before. $8 trillion added on in just four years. breathtaking, reckless and now republicans are lecturing america and democrats on fiscal responsibility. how maddening is that to you? >> yeah. and i think about reverend sharpton talking about the big picture here because the big picture now is that it's a democratic priority to pay america's bills, right. that's now become a partisan issue as to whether we default or not default on american debt. today you have an adult party and a children's party. right. you have a party that's interested in governing, that's

trump was in office, there was a article about if the democrats should get something, and senator chris murphy said, everything is negotiatable, and why should we give away a vote to pass a debt ceiling, and then at the time, dick durbin added, put me in that camp of the democrats looking for leverage, and why okay to talk then and not now? >> it is okay to talk about the leverage, but when you are talking about the speaker and the majority leader, you are down to serious business. we know in the heart of hearts what has to be done. and speaker mccarthy waited for the last moment and without any committee hearings moved forward and got just barely enough votes, and then said, wait until we see how close we get to the debt. we cannot and must avoid debt. >> in your heart of hearts do, you think that people must talk? >> yes, people must come to their common sense and get this revolved and not at the expense of the american people. >> and now, coming to the supreme court ethics, the chief justice asked you to come to testify, and all nine justices came on to say, no, thanks, and what do you say

imagining things my next guest says we're seeing an upside panic reminiscent of 2021 joining me now is chris murphy i guess it depends on your time frame, chris you can chase it for a little while and do well. >> i would say actually kind of in between so the easy, kind of swift move in the ai craze has kind of happened this might be the time that you would want to swap into options. so you take some of your downside risk off the table to buying outright equities here, you swap into an option structure because you know what your max loss is let's say you're going to look at a cost spread in something like nvidia. you know what your max loss is you can position for upside, and you take advantage of the fact that there is that 2021 kind of feeling, you know, panic to the upside on those way upside calls that you actually sell as part of a call spread >> interesting so what would you broader point be how the stock market is likely to do in the next couple of months then >> you know, i would say it's certainly not going to be a straight line. we're already seeing that a little bit today but if you were

about the media and all of these things. , one of your colleagues amy you mentioned is called the chris murphy, he wrote a piece, it was co-authored with an academic. and it was about how our nation has swung. this gets to the founding fathers. it was not federalist number 10. it was alexis de tocqueville in democracy. it has swung away from the community to the individual, that one of the biggest problems we have, that gets expressed through the form of son -- some of the media issues, we have a nation that focuses more on individualism, more than focused on community. it it is the liberty, democracy kind of thing. i would love to hear how you think about that, concept. it's important for so many of our students that are here to hear, it's an interesting piece. >> so, i think that people have been shook up recently. maybe it is the era donald trump and the insurrection and the like, but people have stepped back. it's understandable that in today's world, everyone is looking at pictures of themselves on instagram, and the way that all has become so internalized, the forces of the pandemic, and

do you in large part to the work, at sandy hook promised, of parents like you, senator chris murphy ands, championing for it. texas, it's not the same. literally nothing has changed. i covered him at shooting in texas just a couple of weeks ago. it took hours for them to tell us how many victims were in that mass shooting. how much more difficult do you think that makes this whole thing? >> i think it makes it more difficult. let's face it, texas has a high percentage of gun owners. very different from connecticut. and, the legislators there are dealing with an outdated lens on gun violence prevention and outdated lens on the second amendment. and they are not thinking this from a modern perspective. i keep hearing, i've heard from texas people saying, the criminals are still going to get the guns. mass shootings today are not done by criminals. they are done by law-abiding citizens. they have unencumbered access to firearms, and it is the legislators that are giving them that free access. so this needs to change. the weapons have certainly changed. and i applaud the uvalde families for

democratic senator chris murphy calling the moscow story fantastic say it could be a false flag and self-inflicted to justify further actions. either an attack orchestrated by kiev or ukraine sympathizer inside russia. there have been drone attacks in russia before or some elaborate twisted scheme by moscow. right now we can't rule anything out. still checking through it all. back to you. >> harris: appreciate the reporting. thank you, greg. the white house refuses to call it a crisis. this wouldn't be the first time. however, apparently bracing now for a flood of illegal immigrants. it plans to call 1500 men and women in our military to the border before the end of title 42. that's that public health restriction driven by covid. trouble growing for the president's secretary of state. >> so much take the shove el out of antony blinken's hand before he finishes digging his own grave. >> harris: more republicans are accusing blinken of lying about his relationship with hunter biden when he testified before them. an, i want you to know something. your spouse has earned the right to apply for a va hom

we'll have exclusive interviews with senator chris murphy of connecticut, as well as former texas representativel hurd. "meet the press" is on at 8:00 a.m. after this news cast. >>> coming up, we'll talk to larry gerston for our weekly segment and take a look at the rise in hate crimes in california and the reasons why the number of extremist groups are growing. >>> we have a followup now to a story we told you about yesterday morning. the show went on for a drag brunch in the south bay despite controversy surrounding the new event. the drag brunch is a popular event at the morgan hill mexican restaurant. the owners say the shows have sold out so far. but as the popularity grows, so too do the complaints. on social media, some are calling for a boycott. but for each critic, there is a fan. those going out of their way to show support and celebration of events like this. >> i just think that it shouldn't be taking place during the day in a small-town community restaurant. >> as you all know, there's so much backlash going on around the country against transgender people and drag performers. and i

to follow the show online, on facebook and on twitter @mitchellreports and connecticut senator chris murphyts" starts right now. >>> good day, i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. anger but no answers in mississippi where police have yet to explain or even officially identify the officer who shot an unarmed 11-year-old in the chest nearly a week ago. what the family is doing now to

this is chris murphy, democrat senator in the hearing today. >> this court is poisoning their legitimacy. in part through the decisions that they make that simply don't have constitutional foundation, but also in their refusal to live up to basic standards of decency and ethics. >> bill: shot down the claim of decency and ethics. when you are losing you start blaming. that's happening today. >> and saw with chuck schumer for a long time. ramping up of rhetoric against the supreme court. and politics in this country was massively changed by the leak that happened last year. whatever people's interpretation of the results of the midterm, i don't think anyone can deny that leak had more of an effect on politics in this country than almost anything else that happened in the last year. 0 interest getting to the unprecedented historic leak, instead, dems are going after the supreme court justices themselves and it cannot end in a good way. as i say, one of the things that holds the nation together is its institutions and respect for institutions. one institution with respect is the supreme cou

senator chris murphy who has his ninger on the pulse of the mainstream democratic party, said it would be impossible to work out in the next seven to ten days something that complicated. dick durbin also pushing back on this idea. so it's difficult to see how a work requirements piece comes together. one that can satisfy democrats as well as mccarthy's hard right members who wanted to work requirements to be tougher than they were in the house republican bill. that's one of several contentious issues and any kind of agreement. what they're going to try to do in this white house meeting, what staff members have been trying to do is come up with a process that satisfies both parties red lines. republicans want concessions for the debt limit. democrats want to negotiate on the budget. if they get a parallel track, how that works out is difficult in part because of the problem with contentious pieces like work requirement, spending caps is going to be another problem. there are other things that are easier. like recapturing unspent covid funds. the idea of it details pending has a lot of b

we look forward to more this morning on meet the press when he is joined by chris murphy of connecticut former texas republican congressman will herd who is considered a run for president himself. >> chaos broke out at a campaign event for minneapolis city council candidates on saturday afternoon. the democratic farmer labor party was holding an endorsement convention for city council candidates when supporters of the encouple bent took the stage. that led to a clash with the challengers and supporters. police were called n at least one person was taken to the hospital. >> it was an emotional scene at the commence. ceremony for the university of idaho. the school honored the four students murdered at their off campus home in november. steve patterson was at the ceremony. ♪ >> this morning, pomp, circumstance, and solomn remembrance. >> it is my honor to welcome you to the university of idaho's 2023 spring commencement. university zbl university of idaho sending off graduates with heavy hearted hope after a traumatic year. >> horrific tragedy that could shatter any community but did not.

to follow the show online, on facebook and on twitter @mitchellreports and connecticut senator chris murphy will be joining jen psaki for "inside with jen psaki" at noon on sunday. "chris jansing reports" starts right now. >>> good day, i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. anger but no answers in mississippi where police have yet to explain or even officially identify the officer who shot an unarmed 11-year-old in the chest nearly a week ago. what the family is doing now to ensure that the police and the city pay for what they describe as a reckless act. >>> plus, the desantis campaign says they have 8 million reasons why voters should forget about their rocky rollout and get on board with their campaign, but is the desantis strategy focused on winning or just hoping everyone else's campaign falls apart. >>> and is the debt drama almost done? the markets surging today on word that negotiators may be on the verge of agreement. that's just part one. the latest on the fight still to come as time and money continue to run out. >>> we start with those new developments i

. >> here's a tweet that connecticut senator chris murphy shared from governor greg abbott from backumber two in the nation for new gun purchases behind california. let's pick up the pace, texans! he tags the nra. >> yeah, that is not surprising for governor abbott. he is in the pockets of the nra, the national rifle association. they put profits over people's lives. a few sessions ago, governor greg abbott reduce the age to purchase cigarettes from 18 to 21. i reported that. there have not been republicans who are willing to raise the age to purchase military style assault weapons. how many more people do we have? how many parents and fathers and mothers and sisters and brothers? how many more? enough is enough. you cannot quantify profits over people. that is what they are simply doing. they are not allowing any common sense legislation to be voted on the house floor. those uvalde families waited hours and hours to testify. they were opposed by the nra. they would rather continue their assault on women's reproductive rights, banning books, the assault on the lgbtq community and leg

here is senator chris murphy on "meet the press" on sunday. >> the president has not been sitting onis hands like republicans would allege. the president has been actively engaged in trying to manage this crisis. he has negotiated important agreements with mexico so that mexico takes more of these migrants, he has surged thousands of troops and asylum officials and border patrol to the border to handle this emergency. >> now, the president is in philadelphia today. he and the first lady are attending the graduation of their granddaughter from penn. he's not giving a speech. he's just a grandfather in the audience. tomorrow he'll be back in the white house for renewed talks with house speaker kevin mccarthy over the debt ceiling. there is reportedly progress, though the two sides are so far apart and dug in, it's not clear where the compromise is. nonetheless, mr. biden seemed pretty positive about the chances as he stopped in front of reporters during a bike ride on sunday. >> i really think there's a desire on their part as well as ours to reach an agreement and i think we'll be abl

senator chris murphy and congressman mccaul on the republican side, a leader of the house foreign affairsommittee. part of serious negotiations in the past. take a listen to what they had to say. >> how concerned are you that they are heading towards a depaul? >> this is always a game that we play every congress. darren each other to drop off the cliff. it is a dangerous game. i think defaulting on our full face and credit, any financial person will tell you, that is very catastrophic. >> what worries me is chuck schumer, joe biden, mitch mcconnell have said that if we can't get an agreement in the next few weeks, default is off the table. the only leader who says we are going to light the american economy on fire if we can't get an agreement in the next 10 to 14 days is kevin mccarthy. >> lindsey i should note that mccarthy feels particularly empowered because he was able to muscle through the republican bill that would lift the debt ceiling temporarily. it would issue some spending cuts, in, tandem just by many in his own party leadership team thinking that that would be a far held a cl

chuck schumer and chris murphy here, before senate democrats met to discuss gun safety legislation.ht people were murdered by a nazi with an ar-15 at a texas mall on saturday. the shooting left six-year-old boy named william without his parents and three year old brother. joining us now is fred guttenberg, who lost his daughter jaime in the 2018 parkland school shooting. he's the coauthor of american carnage, shattering the myths that fuel gun violence. fred, i'm very sorry that you have to be here on this subject and that we have met the way we have met. i am sorry for what you feel every time you have to discuss. this what is your reaction to donald trump saying teachers with guns especially all those former cops who were teachers that many of us would have, never met a former cop who's a teacher. >> so i didn't watch last night. i actually chose to ignore him, and i'm gonna be honest with you, i'm going to continue to choose to ignore him. however, the entire first 30 minutes of your show is my reaction. i have spent the past week here in washington telling every single legislato

connecticut senator chris murphy was on "meet the press" yesterday and seemed to suggest there couldgration reform. there could be some movement. >> i think there is still an opportunity at least in the senate for bipartisan immigration reform. maybe not the size of the bill in 2013, but i think there are a group of republicans in the senate who recognize we have this massive labor shortage. to try to find some common ground on immigration. >> hasn't been immigration reform since 1986 when reagan was president. when you ran, you highlighted the need for something like that, but it it takes a lot of give and take. is there a reason to feel optimistic about some immigration reform? >> we've needed this for generations. we were almost there ten years ago with legislation that got 68 votes, bipartisan, in the senate, but john boehner did not allow a vote on the house floor. i think it's interesting to contrast the difference between who propelled that legislation and what's going on now. what really propelled that is that republicans were stunned in 2012 believing the latino vote with no

. >> we had chris murphy on earlier. we asked him about the senate, there are some people who have some reservations on it, but it will be voted up by the end of the week averting we hope a crisis for the county. that does it for us this morning, ana cabrera pickings up -- picks up the coverage right now. >>> hello, it's great to have you with us, it is 10:00 eastern. i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york, and a lot of news to cover this hour including a major house vote on the debt deal set to happen today, right now kevin mccarthy is trying to hold back a republican revolt. dozens of gop members have come out against this bill. progressive democrats aren't happy either. the whip of the progressive caucus will join us live. and breaking 2024 news this morning, a familiar name is getting ready to enter the race, chris christie hoping to be a disrupter to the trump desantis dynamic. >>> plus, a dangerous moment high in the sky when a chinese pilot flies just a few hundred feet away from a u.s. surveillance plane. tensio

. >> the deal has to pass the senate to, but senator chris murphy said moments ago, an inside but jim psaki, that the house is a bigger concern. >> i think that there is a to default. you already seen the >> in the house or senate? >> mostly in the freedom caucus already rallying the troops against, you know -- my worry is that might not be enough republicans in the house to get this deal done. >> we have reporters in place on capitol hill, and at the white house covering all of the back and forth. we are going to start with nbc's julia tsirkin on capitol hill. julie, what can you tell us here about what is in this bill, and what needs to happen before the treasuries june 15th default deadline. >> was in the steel depends on who you ask. to be clear, lindsey, both sides, the white house and republicans, are trying to spin this a little bit in their favor. they had to make concessions, both republicans and democrats, to make the point where they are in now. to announce this agreement in principle. we spoke to speaker mccarthy moments ago outside of his office. he took many questions fr

republicans say a debt limit must include spending cuts, but connecticut democrat chris murphy has anotheret serious about deficit reduction, then you have to put tax. >> increases for billionaires and corporations on the table. and the white house is holding strong on their point. when it comes to this, they would like to see. >> a clean debt ceiling, meaning no spending cuts, at least at the federal level. just seen. >> reshad hudson live for us in washington, d.c., thank you so much. and here at home, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are weighing in on governor newsom's latest budget proposal. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the story. >> well, lawmakers with whom i spoke say they recognize the governor's in a tight spot to balance the budget. still, they say that should not come at a cost to key state programs while others argue this is not fiscally prudent enough. >> it's been just a few days since governor gavin newsom released his updated budget for the next fiscal year. and already it's garnering a lot of attention from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle with much

take a listen to what senator chris murphy had to say. >> if we want to get serious about deficit reductionllionaires and corporations on the table. that's why i'm pretty skeptical that there is going to be an agreement in the next two weeks. >> if joe biden brings nothing to the table, if all he does is sit there with his hands in his pockets and not understand what he has done and a way to actually negotiate, then he is the one leading our nation into default. >> now, speaker mccarthy did say the defaulting on our debt is not an option. but i've got to tell you, i spoke to republicans in his party, in the house who appear to say that they are not that concerned if that happens. because they believe it will be an entirely democratic problem. they view the house passed in the bill, they were able to get it through. that was a marker that gave them some leverage in these negotiations. but when all is said, the american people are caught the middle of a political game of chicken. >> thank you. all right, we're going to turn now to the presidential elections in turkey. where we are now startin

i want you to take a listen to what senator chris murphy had to say about those. >> i don't want to giveen advice, but i think we should do our job. i think that's a precedent, to just absolve congress from being adults. >> i think that is advice president biden would be happy to take, right? congress, do your job. how much is the president, the administration actually considering any of the solutions? >> this man joe biden loves institutions. he loves congress. he's a preacher of the senate. his first thing would be for congress to, for him to not have to play with weird things in the constitution. the thing that has been kind of in everyone's ear, and some democrats have pushed the president and the administration is invoking the 14th amendment which basically says, among other things, that the u.s. has to pay its debts. other administrations have thought about doing this before. obviously, it has not happened. they would ignore congress and the debt limit. just keep paying the bills. then there is the legal challenges. it wouldn't actually help this time. it's kind of too late for the

the time he was appointed by bill barr democratic senator of connecticut where durham practices chris murphy told cnn he had a quote reputation of being apolitical and serious. so among the things that he concluded he says the fbi under your purview in the investigation displayed a lack of analytical rigor, that's a quote, and quote raw uncorroborated information to launch the investigation. the accusation that you used different standards for which to launch this as opposed to probe into hillary clinton. what's your response? rjts yeah, that's entirely inaccurate. you have got a lot packed into that question. i will address a couple of those points, if that's okay. the investigation was initiated not based on raw, uncorroborated intelligence, but on significant understanding and awareness of what the russians were doing in their multipronged effort to influence the 2016 election. we knew the russians had been targeting us in cyberspace. we knew the russians had been going after and stealing electronic information from our political institutions, from government institutions for over a year

. >> but also praised by democrats like chris murphy and merrick garland the attorney general and the joe biden left him in place. walk us through his findings. >> big report yesterday. 300 plus pages. here are the key findings by john durham. he found there's no actual evidence of collusion between trump and russia at the start of the investigation. now, you're never going to have all the information right up front. but durham says that this thing should have ended and never become a full-blown investigation. durham also criticizes doj and the fbi. he says they relied on raw, unanalyzed and uncorroborated intelligence. he said they should have done more diligence before they relied on some of the things they relied on including the infamous steele dossier. durham notes there was a predisposition to investigate trump by some members on the team. durham does cite email and text exchanges between certain members of the team that cheerily show they were anti-trump and wanted him to lose the election. >> they do. we'll get to those with andy mccabe, named 60 times almost in this report wh

connecticut democrat senator chris murphy says all 3 countries have to work together to combat this issuedditional funding from congress is also at play. senator brett does not support the biden administration's proposed one percent budget cut to dhs woefully under funds. >> and insufficiently resources. murphy says he shares brits concerns but argues house republicans are proposing an even steeper dhs budget cut 22%, which is. seemingly catastrophic. diane, with u.s. customs and border protection says any funding cuts could lead to closing entry points, firing personnel and decreasing investigations in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> san bernardino county paid 1.1 million dollars in ransom money to a computer hacker that hacker uploaded malware to computers. of this connected to the sheriff's department. a county spokesman says the county had taken out insurance in case of a malware attack. it is unclear if any information was stolen. the cyber attack did not compromise public safety. no other county computer systems were affected by this. at least one person is dead and 13 others injur

senator chris murphy of connecticut, thank you very much for being on this morning. >>> and still ahead the heels of yesterday's historic verdict. we'll talk to her about the jury finding donald trump the former president liable of sexual abuse and defamation. >>> plus, republican congressman george santos expected to appear in a new york courtroom later this morning to phase federal charges. we'll be joined by republican congressman mike lawler, one of several new york lawmakers who have called on congressman santos to step down. >>> also this morning, democratic senator elizabeth warren is our get. we'll talk to hir about the ongoing fight over the debt ceiling and much more. you're watch "morning joe." we'll be right back. more. you're watch "morning joe. we'll be right back. i was stuck. unresolved depression symptoms were in my way. i needed more from my antidepressant. vraylar helped give it a lift. adding vraylar to an antidepressant... ...is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression symptoms... ...better than an antidepressant alone. and in vraylar clinical studies, m

senator chris murphy is coming up first with the view from congress.r, neil brainer is standing by as well plus in between all of the technical glitches during his ill fated announcement we heard something awfully concerning about the kind of president rhonda sanchez hopes to be. i'll explain that in just a few

senator chris murphy saying the story was fantastic, either attack orchestrated by kyiv or maybe supporters of kyiv inside of russia or a false flag, a scheme by moscow just to antagonize ukraine even further. back to you. >> sandra: greg palkot on that for us. thank you so much. the latest on the ongoing investigation involving an active shooter situation in atlanta, people are told to shelter-in-place, stay out of the area. multiple injured in the atlanta active shooting. we are learning more now, joining us by phone is steve harrigan. what are we learning? we'll try to get him back here. 12:42 p.m. eastern time, atlanta police department says they are working on an active shooter situation inside of a building on west peach tree street between 12th and 13th streets. they say they are aware of multiple people injured, no suspect in custody at this moment. we are just getting our first images of the streets there, as people are told if you are not in the area, don't enter the area. if you are in the area, shelter-in-place. as you can see, the camera pans around, middle of a workday, wednes