we needing our discussion is democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut. he's a member of the senate appropriations committee, and foreign relations committee. senator, thank you very much for joining us tonight. , and i know how difficult it must be for, you working on negotiations on legislation like that. and it's so complex. and it takes so long. and to see it all abandoned, just because donald trump gave the order. >> yes, it is difficult for the american people. because, the vast middle of this country between the 20 yard lines, we should have legal immigration for this country. but they also believe we should have a secure border. and i know we don't right now. and that's 10,000 people crossing on a daily basis. i give a lot of credit to my colleague, senator lankford he actually didn't bow to donald trump's pressure. they are actually for republicans in the united states ended up voted for the bill. but the reality, is as he, said in your opening that republicans are allergic to solving the problem at the border. they become so used to seeing the b

anchor: senator chris murphy, thank you so much for joining us. sen. murphy: thank you. u.s. has filed a landmark lawsuit against apple, osing -- accusing the tech giant of monopolizing the smartphone market and crushing competition. it is the third time apple has been sued by the u.s. justice department since 2009. apple says they will fight the lawsuit vigorously in court. here is michelle fleury. >> more than a billion people around the world own an iphone. for many of them, the appeal lies in how easy it is to use features like imessage, apple pay, and the apple watch. but a lawsuit filed by the u.s. justice department and 16 other states accuses the company of blocking rivals from accessing hardware and software features on its iphone to supportts dominance in the smartphone market. >> apple charges as much as nearly $1600 for an iphone. but as our complaint alleges, apple has maintained monopoly power in the smartphone market not simply by staying ahead of the competition on the merits, but by violating federal antitrust law. consumers should not have to pay higher

going to continue to be a challenge it. .the bill that was negotiate in the senate and senator chris murphyry good bill it's not perfect butut it is a start. i would certainly have hoped we had a chance to vote on that in the house right now i do not feel optimistic that particular bill will see the light of day. i t do think you'll hear the president talking about certain executive actions and things that he can do. and i hope we can come together as democrats and republicans, dd then a more long-term think about what this looks like. >> idoctor ron in florida independent line. >> are you? >> good. >> ermy question to the been to california several times and it is alarming to see the amount of homeless camps and phomeless people and supposedly the golden state of our country. my question is, if the american government idea of ensuring domestic tranquility is allowing more people into the country then we have houses for, how is that ensuring domestic tranquility and helping homeless americans find a place if you keep bringing more people in what we know there's not enough houses? that is my

and that's where we begin this morning with senator chris murphy, one of the group of bipartisan senators who negotiated a border security deal that failed to get enough republican support to move forward. senator murphy, thank you for being here. i want to start with the trip to the border by trump and biden. >> yep. >> jonathan: with congress deadlocked on the issue that you worked so hard on, we've heard that the president's considering executive action of some kind. can you give us a sense of what is under consideration and what he may do? >> well, first, i was very glad to see the president go to the border. i think the democrats need to go on the offense on this question of controlling the border. the fact of the matter is we did achieve a bipartisan promise that would give the president new powers to get the border under control, and donald trump killed it. donald trump and republicans decided that they want the border to be chaotic because it helps them politically, and polls show that if democrats just tell that story, if the president tells that story, republicans' political adv

joining us now is the senator chris murphy, democrat of connecticut and member of senate foreign relations committee. senator, good to see you again. thank you so much. 2015 is the last time this happened and happened very similarly. netanyahu cut a deal with republicans to address congress in what was largely seen as an affront to barack obama. exactly the same thing is happening right now. netanyahu is going to congress at the behest of republicans possibly in an end run against his deteriorating relationship with joe biden. your thouts. >> i'm not sure i see it as an apples to apples comparison. netanyahu is coming to object to a very specific -- the nuclear agreement with iran, right? this is a different moment where the eyes of the world are on israel. and i think it is important for the israeli leader to come to the united states and explain to congress what the israeli policy is and why this campaign in gaza, which has now, you know, killed tens of thousands of civilians, is actually going to eradicate a terrorist threat to israel and to the united states. so i don't like when netan

and by the way the likes of senator chris murphy have an epiphany about national security and our relationshipate senator murphy called me anti- muslim organization a hate group we asked for an apology in 2018 and now all of a sudden he's calling on biden in the democratic party to be pro-israel we were defending israel long before his party started radicalizing. i can tell you if americans are concerned about who is representing the hyphenated groups and they woke groups, our website that want to lead with security and economic success jon: we always appreciated your commentary. very quickly here, the la latest foxnews fox news and pulling ans number four, when it comes to israel the united states is too supportive. that is about 30% of americans say we are looking for pole for too supportive, 30% not supportive enough 27%. of outright 38%. those numbers have not changed a whole lot for the past year or so. your thoughts? >> leadership is about education. i think a lot of those shift to be 90% supportive of president trump who created the abraham accord policies that stood behind our ally isr

arthel: democratic senator chris murphy was discussing immigration and border form this morning on abcisten. >> republicans have made it very clear they have no interest in coming to the table and immigration and border reform and frankly had we had this conversation a year ago it would've been no different the republicans have made absolute crystal clear they want the border to be a mess. donald trump is told him so. arthel: arts, what is your reaction to that? and also do you think congress has a role in securing the border? >> obviously congress does they have to enact laws that can be passed through and then in force. at the same time when you start chocolate immigration reform and it's often been noted with they really mean is some type of amnesty across the board and right now with the amount of individuals they have let in already it's not going to blanket them and give them some type of amnesty you have to enforce the law. you have to protect our borders before you start talking about any type of amnesty for a lot of these claims. arthel: you want to give you an opportunity to

i just think is unrealistic. >> senator chris murphy. thank you very much for joining us. thank you. >> justin had a new filing from donald trump pleading with the us supreme court to grant him presidential immunity in his election subversion case >> erin burnett out front tonight at seven odd cnn not to bet on the subway series foot-long except when you add on an all new foot-long zach kick, we'll talk about $2 footlong to row three foot long pretzel, kind of $5 footlong cookie. every effort foot-long desert the perfect sidekick water one was your favorite subway service up to date >> greeting seven high purity >> that's not good happened >> huge things happen happen. >> be there with three, learn more at rnc.com look, we know it's going to be a big change, but it's the right thing to do for all of us. >> it's just your mother and i >> went different thing which is why we got sling t.v. we can watch live and free. t.v. on one app. >> that's right. dad gets live sports and news and i get my reality shows. >> and when we don't want to pay your mom and i can still get hundre

thank you very, very much for joining us now, senator chris murphy, democrat of connecticut, at a key member of the senate foreign relations committee, senator, thanks so much for joining us. we have a lot to discuss, but first the us director of national intelligence hello, james is now warning that russia, china, north korea, and iran are cooperating more closely together. how concerned are you buy that? and what are the usbe doing to try to prevent some sort of full scale alliance between these, these, these countries well, listen, i mean, this is no secret. these have long been us adversaries. they are often in ad hoc cooperation with each other, but part of that cooperation is derived from desperation russia has very few friends left that can supply it with the technology necessary to carry out this war in ukraine. and it's not good news for russia that they are reliant on the north koreans and their stone age technology in order to perpetuate this war inside ukraine so yes, we have to take continued steps in large part through sanctions policy, often through secondary sanctions

i just think is unrealistic. >> senator chris murphy. thank you very much for joining us. thank you >> just ahead, a new filing from donald trump, pleading with the us supreme court to grant him presidential immunity in this election subversion case. >> king charles, tomorrow at on cnn so would, you give to nashville hot tenders and three mandarin orange tenders? >> would >> by chew three classic >> tenders for big butterfly shred, four of a kind baby. >> i said, always a competition. you can't handle the shrimps. >> see about that yeah, we will look, we know it's going to be a big change, but it's the right thing to do for all of us >> it's just >> your mother and i went different thing which is why we got sling tv so we can watch live and free tv on one app that's right. >> dad gets live sports and news and i get my reality show's when we don't want to okay. your mom and i can still get a hundreds of channels for free thing is really keeping this family together. >> you had no idea. >> i had no idea >> what. is circle surplus the field to take flight circle is the energy

and connecticut senator chris murphy wrote this saying, "he fought and won for what he believed was right and for the state highway adored." joe lieberman was 82 years old. >>> lawyers for donald trump are expected to argue in court today the charges against him in the georgia election interference case seeking to criminalize political speech and advocacy protected by the first amendment. meanwhile, one day after a new york judge imposed a gag order on trump in his upcoming hush-money trial, trump criticized the judge and his daughter. judge juan merchan imposed the order to prevent the former president from commenting publicly about witnesses, prosecutors, court staff, and jurors. yesterday on truth social, trump said the judge was, quote, depriving him of free speech rights. he also claimed the judge's daughter posted a photo illustration of trump behind bars on social media. a court official said the account did not belong to the judge's order. -- daughter. the gag order does not bar comments about the judge or his family. >>> and a judge is recommending that conservative attorney john

president has endorsed a very tough bill negotiated by a very conservative senator from oklahoma and chris murphycticut. it is a tough deal, it is hard to swallow for democrats. the president is on board. we hope congress too. host: this is from georgia. good morning. caller: the problem with the democratic party is people like you. you use black people to get you in office and then you arese wa. we did not support israel to do this or any other country to do this. you people and you will not get out and talk about white people. the majority of white people they support trump. he always talk about the black vote. exes is not red. is getting more racist because of illegal people from ukraine and venezuela. they are notthese people are coe fascism they are bringing from germany. that is where trump came from. he is a nazi head you will not admit it. host: you made the point several times a will let our guest respond. guest: i did not quite follow all of the points. with your call a lot more than he might think. we are not responsible and neher are republicans responsible for wars in ukraine or in g

democrat chris murphy said there is a decline in people going to church because they are spending toogram, thank you. all things economic and financial. thank you for that. gary, what do you think of this? >> to think these same people are against shrinkflation at the supermarket but not in hours. look, just to take the business side, you are telling those greedy business owners who don't pay enough that you are only going to have 32 hours a week now but you are going to pay them the same amount, simple equation, there is going to be less employees, less productivity, less products, and away we go the other way. the other side of the equation, what do you tell employees? work less, instead of reaching for the sky, reach for the sidewalk instead. all i can tell you, nothing good comes of this. you are dealing with one man who basically has never been in the business world, he has been in politics his whole life, trying to mandate what a business has to pay and what to do, just absolutely crazy. >> neil: i will put you down as a may be on this plan. i heard they want to mandate a four-d

compromised bill that republicans senator james lankford of oklahoma crafted with democratic senator chris murphyticut. we were on the verge of passing it. it would have hired thousands more border patrol agents, put 20 billion in to securing our border and combatting fentanyl. only because former president trump called his allies here in the senate and said, wait, wait president don't fix the border. i want an issue for the election that we didn't pass it. president biden challenged the congress to pass that bipartisan bill. i hope we will. this is an ongoing challenge for our country that we need to address. >> gillian: sir, with all due respect, the president while talking about the border and immigration last night also stepped in it quite a bit with a couple of remarks he made in one breath. misstaking the name of a victim of a venezuelan man that is hear illegally and murdered in georgia and also -- take a look. we have the president responding to a question about this a moment ago. i'll get your thoughts. >> mr. president, do you regret using the word "illegal" to describe immigrants last

operation and joe biden is what it's all about, is ridiculous preposterous, his bill, the senate and chris murphyprofessor ms. catch and release its emancipation levels and migration, that actually creates a new pathway to citizenship for illegal aliens you have one particle of the wants deportation because the trump party of one party the wants importation is a fighter party. david: congresswoman go his. marjorie: 's even laid out perfectly but i wanted to point, the something of the president trump to set his he is addressing people at the border there today, this is a war, this is what the american people know that we know that our country is at war and its own federal government but by joe biden and his administration that is a war with the american people, hit their waging the war against states like texas and enabling and causing innovation into the united states of america president trump is the man that we know and trust and he was a president for four years, we want him back in the white house again because we know that he will into that war against a market people and he will secure our

. >> senator chris murphy, thank you very much. that is all in on this tuesday night. good evening alex. >> liberal democracy, not a foregone conclusion apparently. woo hoo, these times. and thank you at home for joining me. today the former special council that investigated president biden's mishandling of classified documents was ruled by house members on capitol hill. former special council has declined to charge president biden with anything, concluding officially nothing president biden did was worthy of prosecution. that did not stop republicans in congress are making a four- hour circus out of the testimony today. that's because the hearing wasn't actually about matters of law, it was about political points. the reality is the only reason joe biden accidentally taking some classified documents with him, the only reason that matters at all is because donald trump willfully, purposefully took classified documents with him when he left office and then tried to obstruct justice to cover it all up. these two cases are not the same. don't just take my word for that. h

. >> fifth, evening gonna be picking up the border discussion with senator chris murphy of candidateotiator for the democrats on that bipartisan bill. that donald trump managed to veto, even though he technically didn't have

chris murphy questioned more hours on the job why fewer people attend church these days. 20% fewer thanentury ago? you don't have time to go wednesday night bible study. you might not have the ability to even attend church services on a sunday. >> then there are wages. federal workers say president biden's budget plan to raise pay by 2% is not enough. especially with the economy heating up. bret? >> bret: chad pergram on the hill. chad, thanks. spacex's mega rocket blasted off on another test flight today went farther than the previous two attempts. the spacecraft was lost as it descended back to earth. company says it lost contact with the vessel as it neared its goal. a splash down in the indian ocean about an hour after liftoff from the southern tip of texas. two test flights last year both ended in explosions, minutes after liftoff. up next, the sa. >> it is making a comeback and it's not quite standardized anymore. we'll show you. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around this country are covering tonight. fox 11 in los angeles as a landslide reduces a house under renova

senator chris murphy, a member of the senate foreign relations committee, thank you for your time tonightr. >>> donald trump talks about reproductive freedom. >>> the judge overseeing the prosecution of donald trump over the classified documents he had at mar-a-lago is raising new alarm bells among court watchers. we will have more on that, just ahead. [coughing] copd hasn't been pretty. it's tough to breathe and tough to keep wondering if this is as good as it gets. but trelegy has shown me that there's still beauty and breath to be had. because with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open and prevents future flare-ups. and with one dose a day, trelegy improves lung function so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, p

connecticut senator chris murphy just putting out a tweet moments ago. connecticut is shocked by senator lieberman's sudden passing. in an era of political carbon copies, jerome was a singularity. one of one. he fought and won for what he believed was right and for the state he endured. my thoughts are with his wife and entire family. let's bring in fox news political analyst brit hume and anchor of "fox news sunday" shannon bream. brit, it's hard to characterize jerome any other way than an independent clearly was the democratic nominee in 2000, the shift # years later dramatically to support republican nominee and his friend john mccain was something we hadn't really seen in politics. >> no. we hadn't for a long time and certainly haven't seep anything like that since. >> jerome, i joe lieberman. he loved his state and it loved him. it isn't easy to get elected to a body as an independent. he did that in connecticut and he was beloved there stayed in office before he was elected to the senate. he was very much a true moderate. a centrist. always on the

jonathan karl has exclusive interviews with some senators on both sides of the aisle, democrat chris murphy republican mike rounds, plus, jon speaks with chef jose andres about his work providing humanitarian aid to civilians in gaza. janai. >> janai: we head overseas now to the israel and hamas war and the first u.s. airdrop to feed the people in gaza. abc's tom soufi burridge joins us live from jerusalem with the latest. good morning to you, tom. >> reporter: good morning, janai. the first u.s. airdrop completed, but u.s. officials planning more saying they are also pressuring israel to open more crossing areas for aid trucks into gaza as aid agencies warn of a potential famine there. this morning, u.s. airdrops of food into gaza now under way. bundles containing 38,000 ready-to-eat meals parachuting into the strip where half a million people are on the verge of famine, says the u.n., and some children are starving to death. this weekend, the desperation for food all too clear. with a mass of people converging on an aid truck in northern gaza. calling the need in the north absolutely crit

. >> yeah, i was watching her last night, and chris murphy was on after that.says he has a lot of respect for him. good to have you both. thank you very much. >> and still ahead, what president biden was heard on a hot mic saying about israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, first, though, he is one of the few historians to have predicted donald trump's 2016 win. so what is allan lichtman predicting this time around? by the way, he's gotten every election right since the 1980s. yeah, that thing. someone made it a thing, way back in the day. but where did it come from? and how did it get all the way to you? curious? ancestry can help you find out. because that thing has a story, and it's still being written. what are you waiting for, a sale? well, lucky you. have heart failure with unresolved symptoms? it may be time to see the bigger picture. heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome, shortness of breath, and irregular heartbeat could mean something more serious, called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over

much so, when the gop decided it no longer wanted to pass the border bill, the democratic senator chris murphypublican colleagues, quote, i think it's unforgivable what they did to james. since then, the border issue has continued to be front and center in american politics, culminating a thursday split screen. trump and biden simultaneous visits to the southern border. biden took the opportunity to reach out directly to trump, asking him to help convince republican lawmakers to get the bill passed. >> you know and i know it's the toughest, most efficient, most effective porter cookie review this country has ever seen. it's -- instead of playing politics with the issue, when we get together and get it done? >> not likely. if you ask trump, the men, women, and children who come to our border seeking asylum are armed and dangerous. they quote, come from prisons and mental institutions. these are his words. they're, terrorists. when he describes young adult men who are migrating to america, he describes them of being of fighting age. you think the site before time language to describe people from

ban, everyone from marjorie taylor greene who is definitely a republican, senator rand paul, to chris murphyg with dick durbin. >> yeah, it's it's wild. i mean, the fact that it's, you're getting bipartisan support for a ban like this is wild. and, i mean, with all the a things going on in this country right now, this is the thing that we're focus on and we finally are some bipartisan support on is ridiculous. and i find it ironic that a country that was founded on free speech is, if this is probably the anti the sis of freedom of speech, to be able to ping. your phone and talk to the world talk to the world, wild. and i think as far as republicans, this is a great platform for them who seem to be lagging behind with social media to really use tiktok in a way to get their voice and message across are -- across. and, again, or they're just, they seem like they just don't get it. liz: well, here's what they do get. let me just play devil's advocate. as you know, i'm on tiktok doing market updates @redfoxliz, but they would say the chinese are listening. and if we look at our biggest adversary

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. >> senator chris murphy, democrat of connecticut. sir, it's fortuitous to us that you were able to be here with us tonight on such a big evening. thank you so much. >> thanks. >>> all right, we have -- everybody is bursting at the seams, i know. we need to take one quick break, but when we come back, everybody can say what they want to say. i have a lot to say. we are going to take a quick break. i do want to tell you one announcement. this saturday, our beloved colleague, jonathan capehart, is going to sit down with president biden for his first interview after the state of the union. that interview is going to air this saturday here on msnbc at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. you will not want to miss that. the state of the union tonight, remarkable in many ways. we have a lot more to talk about. stay with us. my scooter broke down. i went into a depression. how do you feel about that? pretty sad. and i posted it to show that kenny's not always happy. within 24 hours people had donated over $5,000. no, you're kidding. we set up the patriot

near colleagues chris murphy ended up saying if israel hamas cannot agree to a bilateral cease-fire,israel should halt military operations on their own because of humanitarian crisis that is continuing to unfold in gaza. what is the likelihood even at this point considering who is in charge their prime minister bibi netanyahu and his conservative cabinet. >> well i think this is an incredibly difficult and very important moment. there is an opportunity if bibi netanyahu will truly get serious about this of achieving at least a temporary cease- fire, working towards returning of the hostages, and of course looking down the road to a place where we can have two states in the middle east, israel and palestine. people who live on the gaza strip, have an opportunity for self determination, and for building their own life. i think that the president is doing everything that he can in this moment to pull the table, and also understand that a cease-fire is not real if hamas continues to attack israeli citizens. so it is a very fraught moment, and i'm hopeful that we will have good news in th

there was a border bill that senator lankford, a republican, negotiated with chris murphy, a democrat. i thought it was a pretty good bill. it's t not everything that we need, but we do need to do something on the border. so i would take that up and vote on that as a well. we have to get ukraine the aid that it needs right now. this is a critical juncture, and now is not the time to not support the ukrainian people. they're the ones fighting this fight. we've got to get them that aid as soon as possible, and i hope it is next week. speaker johnson's sincere, you know, i've gotten to know him a little bit, and i take him at his word. it's not easy with a narrow e majority, but i think we've got to do the right thing. jacqui: and, congressman, one final question. the white house did not walk back senator schumer's remark calling for new elections in israel. a lot of republicans criticized that as an example of election interference. but, you know, president biden when he said, for instance, that putin cannot remain in power when he was -- this was right after the ukraine invasion, made

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and she had a conversation with senator chris murphy with fascinating in which she made that case to him before she made her announcement publicly, and murphy told me he told her point blank. i think you're wrong and then he paused and said, i mean, i hope that she's wrong. wow, that's such a great detail there. fantastic reporting you mentioned we both mentioned that she's she's not alone when it comes to the people in the middle who are leaving the senate, retiring, joe manchin, mitt romney are as well >> you have that. >> and then you have the republican side of the aisle where those who have cut deals in the past and the recent past. yeah. >> also left and were replaced by republicans who are less likely to be in those meetings. for example, bob corker of tennessee, replaced by marsha blackburn, lamar alexander, bill hagerty, roy blunt, eric schmitt rob portman, jd vance. >> i mean, it's it's really an >> unusual moment right now in the senate where it just feels like you have these dealmakers who are pouring out and you're not getting new people to replace them, at least from th

join us now, connecticut democratic senator chris murphy, one of the negotiators on that bipartisan senate legislation that the former president tanked. senator murphy. i mean, when you see the foreign president at the southern border today referring to criminals and terrorists and people from mental hospitals after he effectively kill the bipartisan bill that you worked in, negotiate what, what runs through your mind >> well, first of all, this invasion rhetoric is just absolutely disgusting and seen a phobic is racist you go to ukraine. you see what an actual invasion looks like. this is somebody who dodge the draft who has no idea what an actual war looks like. but here's the bottom line. president trump does not want to fix the border he does not want to fix the border because all he wants is a catholic border because he thinks it helps him politically. we had a deal, a bipartisan compromise, a tough sell that of new restrictions on the border, including the ability for the president united states to close portions of the border when crossings get too high and donald trump instructed h

use senator chris murphy. use chuck used. >> nancy pelosi used it. kim jeffries used one where you'll never hear use deportation. that word will neverll never lee their mouth. stay always processing, streamline orderlyvey . y as they never say it because their policy is get them intod.i the country as fast as you can. well, this is already you know,u they're able to vote in municipal elections in the district of columbia and and t and pushing it. and, you know, that's how it's always going to start. they can vote this way and then they're off to the races. steven morning joe had a thought about how democrats should handle this. >> watchldhandle. >> if i were a democrat running , i would do this. >> i would be carrying this around all day. look at what the republicans are doing to you. look what donald trump sai.d to. >> donald trump said, kill the bill and blame me for everything that happens after this point. >> donald trump said, blame me so. >> yes, donald, we are blaming you. play that and get mo all. i'll give you all the information they can. w

around food, aid trucks and israeli forces fired shots into the crowd your colleague, senator chris murphy told the washington post, quote, if this is what the war continues to look like, with people being shot and trampled as they desperately try to get their hands on. one of a small number of food and flour trucks that's entering gaza. it is not in the us interest to continue to be possible of that. >> do you agree? >> yes, i do agree. and i have to tell you that the report from gaza the tim babies died of starvation in this last week certified by medical authorities i mean, is a gruesome fact. it should bring us all to our census. this killing has to stop of the innocent people there. i certainly understand israel's right to exist, its right to defend itself. and with hamas terrorists did on october 7, the outrageous atrocious conduct on their part. but it's reached a point where we have over 25,000 innocent people who've been killed in the process of rooting out hamas. and it appears it's gone from bad to worse. the medical situation on the ground nor is horrible horrible. and there's

. >> senator chris murphy from connecticut, we appreciate your time this morning. thank you. >> extraordinary very images of defiance and courage. thousands of people crowding the streets in moscow to pay their respects to the late russian opposition leader alexei navalny. >> donald trump expected the florida court shortly. could the mar-a-lago documents case go to trial during the republican convention and dangerous conditions are setting it out. west. weather officials for warning for some parts. >> it's >> basically too late to evacuate if you haven't already gotten out, look at the mess already, the nasty weather coming in, bringing record breaking snow i'm kate bolduan with john berman. sara is off cnn. this is cnn news central >> cnn breaking news where do we do have breaking news? russian opposition leader alexey navalny's casket has just arrived at the cemetery where he will be laid to rest, tens of thousands of mourners flooded in to pay their respects to the man they called a true hero and a brave man. applause broke out as navalny's body arrived at the b

elt say, pick up the bipartisan immigration bill that senator lankford negotiated with chris murphy and put pressure on. i think he will confront them there and an ivf is another area in women's health. he'll confront them there and he's going to probably have to dance on some other issues. the economy he's that'd be careful on the economy because he's going to try to say how great it is when much of the public doesn't feel so good right now, particularly on inflation, the dancing on the economy, i'm curious to ask you about alencia, in part because what we heard from the reporting it from kevin liptak is that president biden is going to put forward this message of economic populism, raising taxes on the wealthy and corporations while going after corporations for what he describes his price gouging how much of that is because of a concern that in the american populace a lot more lower-class or under privileged folks are trending toward the republican party and donald trump is persuading voters that democrats you said dominate with. >> yeah, i think that message frame is coming from with

now is senator chris murphy, a democrat from connecticut, a member of the senate foreign relations committee, senator. thank you so much for being with us. we've seen remarkable images all morning long of more streaming past or reporter matthew chance, who was standing outside the church where this funeral was taking place. now, that is when we could see matthew because for a time his signal was blocked or jammed. what does it tell you that his signal was blocked or jammed during the funeral of alexey navalny well, vladimir putin is a killer. he is also deeply fearful of his own people. and so he is going to do everything possible to squash information, getting out about the number of people who are on the streets today. and frankly, all of those individuals are now putting their lives at risk. fisk because of the way that vladimir putin crushes dissent inside of russia listen to the students of history, know that russian regimes tend to fall during periods of time where russia over extends its military abroad. because ultimately, the people get fed up that instead but of money going to help

. >> best actor was killian and the oscar goes to kelly murphy. >> chris nolan and emma thomas spin the wireless most exhilarating, most creative flee, satisfying journey. taking me on over the last 20 years. i owe you more than i can say, oh, my fellow nominees, i remain and all of you guys truly best supporting actor robert downey junior and the oscar goes to >> i'd like to thank my terrible childhood. and the academy. in that order. >> you know, what we do is meaningful and the stuff that we decide to make this important. so back to my publicist. >> and in what many see as a career achievement award oppenheimer director christopher nolan finally wins his oscar and the oscar goes to christopher nolan in the supporting actress category. no surprises here, dave. i'm joy. randolph has dominated all of the awards season, but this was most emotional speech yet the oscar goes to a violent. >> i think i was supposed to be doing as a career. i started off as a singer. my mother said to me, go across that street to that theater department. there's something for you there. and i think my mother

of ohio and chris murphy of connecticut. they wrote a letter.ove. the house committee on oversight in countability. the firing of ukraine prosecutor general. >> paula. we are going to have to ended there. we are out of time. i want to thank everyone that called in. thank you to everyone that watched. we will be back again tomorrow morning 7:00 p.m. easte time. don't forget to watch our coverage starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. tn■] ■ñ ■a - ■m7 ■h ■ oversight committee chair james komar from last week after hunter biden's closed door testimony defending the investigation. >> this is about public corruption. the american people do not want their public officials failings to pedal access to their readers to the tune of tens of millions of dollars. you may think that's okay but i can assure you the american people do not. i've traveled from arizona to nnecticut campaigning for members of congress seeking reelection of running for election. everywhere i go, the same thing. thank you for trying to find out thek you for trying to stop this cott

and a senator chris murphy, in fact, just putting out a statement talking about how important he wasnate as an institution. but he's certainly a remnant of a bygone era. >> what's interesting is some of what is gone is not necessarily moderation not being predictably hostage to, you know, a position or party line. he was very aware of his -- of the part of the job when he was a public servant representing the people of the state of connecticut. >> yeah, i think that's absolutely right. and part of that is, you know, the margins in the united states senate were not as tight as they are now, so that makes it more difficult for individual members to kind of buck party establishment. and we see that for instance with senator joe manchin of west virginia and senator kirsten sinema from arizona. but it's worth noting both of them are not going to be around the next time the congress returns after this 118th congress. so there seems to be less and less of an appetite for those bipartisan deal makers who are willing to stand up for the issues they care about and don't necessarily fall in lin

i now recognize ranking member russia chris murphy for his opening comments. >> thank you, the distinguished secretaries that are with us today. until the last few years, a lot of americans thought that freedom and democracy were finally spreading around the world. after the cold war, democracy spread from east asia, to sub- saharan africa. in the 1990s, some pundits theorized that in addition to the spread of democracy, growing economic ties between countries would also make warmest -- war less likely. there was even a theory that it would be impossible for two countries that both had mcdonald's to go to war with each other. this was called, and i'm not kidding, this was called "the golden arches theory of conflict prevention." and it would look something like this, as you can see in this picture. you can see the golden arches, and there is ronald mcdonald conquering the battlefield, instead of swords being beaten into plowshares, tanks are traded in for, yes, happy meals. i like this theory a lot. one reason is that mcdonald's is based in my home state of illinois, and the other reason is

best actor was killian and the oscar goes to kelly murphy. >> chris nolan and emma thomas spin the wireless most exhilarating, most creative flee, satisfying journey. taking me on over the last 20 years. i owe you more than i can say, oh, my fellow nominees, i remain in all of you guys truly best supporting actor robert downey junior and the oscar goes to >> i'd like to thank my terrible childhood. and the academy. in that order. >> you know, what we do is meaningful and the stuff that we decide to make this important. so back to my publicist. >> and in what many see as a career achievement award oppenheimer director christopher nolan finally wins his oscar and the oscar goes to christopher nolan in the supporting actress category. no surprises here, dave. i'm joy. randolph has dominated all of the awards season, but this was her most emotional speech yet the oscar goes to a violent. >> i think i was supposed to be doing this as a career. i started off as a singer. my mother said to me, go across street to that theater department. there's something for you there. and i think my mother for d

esident has endorsed a very tough bill negotiated by a very conservative senator from oklahoma and chris murphy to swallow for democrats. the president is on board. we hope congress is, too. host: this is from georgia. good morning. caller: the problem with the democratic party is opyou use bu in office and then you start these wars in ukraine, israel. we did not support israel to do this or any other country to do this. you use black people and you will not get out and talk about white people. the majority of white people they support trump. he always talk about the black vote. exes is not red. florida is getting more because of illegal people from ukraine and venezuela. they are not democrats. these people are coming in the fascism they are bringing from germany. that is where trump came from. a nazi head you will not admit it. host: you made the point several times a will let our guest respond. guest: i did not quite follow all of the points. i will say democrats agree with your call a lot more than he might think. we are not responsible and neither are republicans responsible for wars in uk

from chris murphy from connecticut, the former senators home state. in the field of carbon copies he was one-of-a-kind. you will recall last week the late senator penned an opinion piece in the newspaper critical of chuck schumer and his recent remarks about israel. in our first hour here we are talking to women only. they tend to vote in the highest numbers, 68% of women voted in 2020 so we wanted no your top issues of 2024 coinciding with women's history month. we are talking to women only and divided the lines rural, urban suburban. surely, your top campaign issue? caller: my top issue is the children of the world. i want all of the trump voters to remember when he was invited to office the first thing he did was separate 5000 children from their families. when you go into the ballot box think about your own children and families. i raised three generations of children and they need to be respected and taken care of. think about the children and our country and how they were children when he became president and for everyone to have a happy easter.

best actor was killian and the oscar goes to kelly murphy. >> chris nolan and emma thomas spin the wirelessexhilarating, most creative flee, satisfying journey. years. i owe you more than i can say, oh, my fellow nominees, i remain in all of you guys truly best supporting actor robert downey junior and the oscar goes to >> i'd like to thank my terrible childhood. and the academy. in that order. >> you know, what we do is meaningful and the stuff that we decide to make this important. so back to my publicist. >> and in what many see as a career achievement award oppenheimer director christopher nolan finally wins his oscar and the oscar goes to christopher nolan in the supporting actress category. no surprises here, dave. i'm joy. randolph has dominated all of the awards season, but this was her most emotional speech yet. >> the oscar goes to a violent. >> i think i was supposed to be doing as a career. i started off as a singer. my mother said to me, go across street to that theater department. there's something for you there. and i think my mother for doing best actress was the one categor