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joining me now the connecticut senator chris murphy welcome to fox news sunday. >> thank effectively.tart there. he heard this demonstration -- thinks this administration is wasting too much time oppression is real and not hamas. when hamas has walked away with the number of potential deals with hostage exchange. what is your word to the white house on this? >> we share a goal to make sure they never have the opportunity to launch an attack like this. i think i worry is that the nature of this operation we'll ultimately make this more likely in the long run there's another terrorist attack in israel cap perhaps one on the u.s. but we have learned the hard lesson and both iraq and afghanistan that you cannot defeat a terrorist force simply with military force. so what is happening according to our own at halogens analyst is we are essentially creating recruiting material for terrorists all around the world when you have 13,015,000 elgin dying inside gaza. this is a moment i think where israel has to look to wrap up the campaign. i think it's important for the u.s. to play a roll in hel

chris murphy being asked about it. [video clip] >> we should all speak out when protest crosses a line. but 95% of the young people on these campuses are there because they believe there is a fundamental injustice being perpetrated. we have also had a history of multi-day protest in this country. i do not think there is anything wrong with protecting peaceful protest. i am not criminally offended by the fact that some of these protests go on for multiple days. >> but the threat issue is a real issue. >> there have been legitimate threats to students on campus. they can and should handle those threat. host: chris murphy on fox news sunday yesterday. this is martin in holland, michigan. caller: yes. all of these protesters should be clearly identified. make sure that the arrests stay on the record. also, keep on referring to this as protests. the way it is going on, it is really an insurrection. maybe congress should reestablish the january 6 committee and have liz cheney head it up. she has knowledge about insurrection,

joining me now is senator chris murphy, democrat from connecticut. he's a member of the senate appropriations committee and the senate foreign relations committee. senator murphy, it's great to see you. thank you so much for being here. first, let me get your reaction to the reporting we have out of "the post" the way russia is delighted to see the infighting over ukraine aid unfolding the u.s. congress. of course they are because the only way they can win in ukraine is if the united states withdraws its support for ukraine. and let's be clear about why we care so much about stopping russia. putin has made clear he's not going to stop, and given the entire country very quickly he could be moving onto a nato ally. that will be u.s. troops, that will be u.s. men and women, americans fighting and dying in europe. that'll be a green light to china to invade taiwan, potentially erupting a regional war in southeast asia. this is cataclysmic from u.s. interests. the triggers that could be setoff by putin winning so expeditiously in ukraine only because the

shannon: jeff a paul in israel force, thank you for jumping up connecticut senator chris murphy. heard what senator vance said he thanks this administration is wasting too much a diplomatic power and time on pressuring israel and not hamas. we know how mosses walked away from a number of potential deals with the cease-fire with hostage exchange. what is your word to the white house on this? >> senator vance and knight share a goal to make sure hamas never again has the opportunity to launch an attack again like this against israel. i think my worry is the nature of this operation is ultimately going to make it more likely in the long run there is another terrorist attack on israel perhaps there's a terrorist attack on the united states. listen, we have learned the hard lesson in iraq and afghanistan you cannot defeat a terrorist force simply with military force what is happening according to our own intelligence analyst we are essentially creating a bulletin board material, recruiting material for terrorist groups all around the world he of 13000, 15000 children dying inside gaza

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senator chris murphy said he supports students demonstrating peacefully. 95% of the young people who are on these campuses are there because they believe there's a fundamental injustice being perpetrated. senator jd vance as well. students do have a right to protest. they do not have the right to set up tent cities on our public spaces in turn our cities in the garbage dumps, that that is what i think we should not allow some college campuses have use law enforcement to break up the protests and hundreds have been arrested. but senator tim kaine warned against escalating the response. the national guard going to college campuses, kent state and elsewhere did not end well. >> and i think that would be a very, very bad idea. some of the protests threaten to disrupt the upcoming graduation ceremonies scheduled at many of the college campuses with at least one already canceled in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> for the very latest information on the israel-hamas war and the college protest. you can head to our web site kron 4 dot com. >> back in the bay area. police in oakland are look

senator chris murphy of connecticut, thank you so much.could ask the guys at yukon to take it easy on alabama saturday night, we would appreciate it. >> we just want a game. for the country, we will try to keep it within 25 points. >> well, hopefully the players on yukon are that overconfident as well. thank you, senator. greatly appreciate it. >> don't go anywhere. morning joe weekend returns after a short break. e weekend return after a short break. my mental health was better. but uncontrollable movements called td, tardive dyskinesia, started disrupting my day. td felt embarrassing. i felt like disconnecting. i asked my doctor about treating my td, and learned about ingrezza. ♪ ingrezza ♪ ingrezza is clinically proven for reducing td. most people saw results in just two weeks. people taking ingrezza can stay on most mental health meds. only number-one prescribed ingrezza has simple dosing for td: always one pill, once daily. ingrezza can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close at

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chris murphy, windy sherman today saying that israel basically should halt immediately suspend all military operations inside gaza. someone who worked at the state department and worked on issues in this region, can you explain to me, aaron david miller called it passive aggressive which really seems like an understatement. this idea that you criticize the netanyahu government, you have the entrance to gaza saying not enough aid is getting in, we're going to airdrop, we are going to build a jetty. and yet you don't change anything about the materials support for this ongoing effort. >> first of all, i think that john kirby said it absolutely right. we are all outraged by what happened to these aid workers and it is absolutely unacceptable. i think secretary blinken calling them heroes is exactly right. all of the aid workers, u.n. and otherwise, many of whom are palestinians who have died in this horrible war, i want to recognize them and salute them and give whatever comfort we can to their families, the great irony is this incident has polled eight outs of gaza, not put more aid in, one o

vance and chris murphy to talk about what's going on in the world and i sat down with retired supremer and talked to him what is going on in college campuses and coming up this weekend. >> dana: what's the atmosphere like down there today? is it quiet? >> shannon: we have the occasional f bomb dropping protestors. i told them it's too early in the morning for that. pretty calm otherwise. >> dana: doesn't he know it's shannon bream sitting there? get it together, protestor. >> shannon: take it somewhere else. julie banderas is in for harris. >> julie: thank you guys. fo

vance and chris murphy to talk about what's going on in the world and i sat down with retired supreme court justice stephen breyer and talked to him what is going on in college campuses and coming up this weekend. >> dana: what's the atmosphere like down there today? is it quiet? >> shannon: we have the occasional f bomb dropping protestors. i told them it's too early in the morning for that. pretty calm otherwise. >> dana: doesn't he know it's shannon bream sitting there? get it together, protestor. >> shannon: take it somewhere else. julie banderas is in for harris. >> julie: thank you guys. fox news alert. we begin with continuing moment by moment coverage of day eight of former president trump's new york criminal trial. this is "the faulkner focus." hello. happy friday. we have a lot of news packed in for you this hour. court got underway last hour. a loss hat gone on so far. david pecker ends how he started on the witness stand. right now trump's team continues their cross examination. pecker to remind you is the former ceo of american media. his testimony this week mostly focusi

concerned about border security, they would have embraced the compromise that jim langford and chris murphyder security. it is a pro, very strong border security bill that addresses the way the asylum process works. it adds more border patrol agents. it puts in place a new emergency authority in case the numbers reach a certain level, but they've decided that they'd rather have the issue to politicize it than solve the problem and address the crisis that people along the southern border in texas and arizona face right now, and so if they really want to solve this problem, going through the charade of an impeachment is not the answer. addressing the legislation that has been negotiated in the senate to deal with border security is the answer. i guarantee that if that bill became law, the numbers would go down. >> mayorkas was impeached according to house republicans for failure to enforce u.s. law on the southern border. not every republican, at least in the senate, is with them on that. i do want you to hear what we heard from senator mitt romney. >> i think there's no question but that thi

. >>> also ahead, democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut will join us and he'll weigh in on theh homeland security secretary, alejandro mayorkas. >>> plus, democratic congressman, ruben gallego of new york will join the conversation. "morning joe" is just moments away. conversation "morning joe" is just moments away is some freakin' torque. what? the dodge hornet r/t... the totally torqued-out crossover. smile! you found it. the feeling of finding psoriasis can't filter out the real you. so go ahead, live unfiltered with the one and only sotyktu, a once-daily pill for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, and the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding you're so ready for your close-up. or finding you don't have to hide your skin just your background. once-daily sotyktu was proven better, getting more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections, cancers including lymphoma, muscle problems, and cha

vance come and let's talk about some of the -- accusations so he's going to do that we've also got chris murphyide of the aisle to talk about dem view point and durrly to talk about legal stuff too. will: you talked about breyer you know there's that famous moment of justice scalia sitting there talking about what makes the united states special and he talks about checks and balances it is not the constitution but the formation of the government and breyer next to him the whole time and they're cordial famously scalia and who was it -- ginsburg -- yeah big buddies does that still exist on the supreme court shannon? >> i think it does. in fact, i talked to justice breyer about his relationship with -- as those who know him call him nino scalia and they would do event the together because they wanted people to see the institution working. i think about even though that there is a -- a lot of heat back and forth on the bench i saw that on the abortion case last week. these justices do defend each other and the institution not long ago justice sotomayor defending thomas saying he's a friend and he

vance and chris murphy both sides of the aisle covered and i sat down with retired justice breyer. got to ask him about a lot of current events very what's happening on campuses, the first amendment and pressure on justices to retire he is recently in that club so that much more on sunday. >> john: looking forward to it, shannon, thank you. >> sandra: we will be watching for that. meanwhile president biden is finally weighing in on whether he is willing to face former president donald trump on a debate stage. here is what he said earlier this morning in an interview with howard stern. >> i don't know if you are going to debate your opponent. >> i am somewhere, i don't know when. i'm happy to debate him. >> sandra: no president trump's campaign says they want that to happen. a senior advisor saying "okay let's set it up." so we will see if there is any immediate action after the president said that, john, because there has been some clues given on the biden campaign that he was not willing to debate so we will see how this goes. >> john: the commission on presidential debates is sur

senator chris murphy said he supports students demonstrating peacefully. 95% of the young people who are on these campuses are there because they believe there's a fundamental injustice being perpetrated. senator jd vance as well. students do have a right to protest. do not have the right to set up tent cities on our public spaces in turn our cities in the garbage dumps, that that is what i think we should not allow some college campuses have use law enforcement to break up the protests and hundreds have been arrested. but senator tim kaine warned against escalating the response. the national guard going to college campuses, kent state and elsewhere did not end well. >> and i think that would be a very, very bad idea. some of the protests threaten to disrupt the upcoming graduation ceremonies scheduled at many of the college campuses with at least one already canceled in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> 10, 0, 5, is the time. and a woman was shot and killed near downtown san jose. and now police are looking for who did this happen in the area of north 4th and east saint james street

beginning of the year december, november, she was part of a group of senators along the democratic chris murphyt and james lankford be republican from oklahoma who they put together to try to get some sort of a border package together. so whether or not she would try to do something here to stretch this out remains unseen. >> it is razor tight in the senate as we know. and a vote this or that way could really set us off in a whole new direction. standby will get the results of this boat after a quick timeout we will continue our coverage right after this. boring is the unsung catalyst for bold. what straps bold to a rocket and hurtles it into space? boring does. great job astro-persons. over. boring is the jumping off point for all the un-boring things we do. boring makes vacations happen, early retirements possible, and startups start up. because it's smart, dependable, and steady. all words you want from your bank. taking chances is for skateboarding... and gas station sushi. not banking. that's why pnc bank strives to be boring with your money. the pragmatic, calculated kind of boring. movin

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senator chris murphy said he supports students demonstrating peacefully. 95 1% of the young people who they believe there's a fundamental injustice being perpetrated. senator jd vance as well. students do have a right to protest. do not have the right to set up tent cities on our public spaces in turn our cities in the garbage dumps, that that is what i think we should not allow some college campuses have use law enforcement to break up the protests and hundreds have been arrested. but senator tim kaine warned against escalating the response. the national guard going to college campuses, kent state and elsewhere did not end well. >> and i think that would be a very, very bad idea. >> some of the protests are threatening to disrupt the college graduation ceremonies that are scheduled that many of these college campuses with at least one already having to be canceled. james, back to you. all right, hannah, thank you very much. it is 5.22, and we'll be live at u c berkeley, by the way, where students continue to protest that war between israel. >> and hamas in the meantime, southwest ceo

starting to get close negotiating this bill between kyrsten sinema the independent from arizona, chris murphyhe democrat from connecticut and of course to james lankford at the republican from oklahoma and that was blown up by conservatives in the house and mike johnson some of the conservatives might criticize mike johnson but they did not want that bill. he is on the first people out there saying we are not going to consider this at all. even though they came legislatively to some kind of agreement the conservatives killed that pretty quickly and that never even came up in the house or senate. so it does come down to the reality of what the numbers are bird michael johnson, if you look at the totality of what he wanted to do. help israel because it they did not help ukraine they're not going to look at the aid to israel. that was punctuated and augmented by the events of last saturday when they had the airstrikes for this have got to get israel done, guys. bill: speaker johnson's conservative critics are going to say that by giving the democrats what they want here, 60 billion to ukraine he

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this from "fox news sunday," chris murphy of connecticut democrat being asked about it. >> lesson, wel speak out when protests crosses a line, when it becomes violent or when there's hate speech. but 95% of the young people who are on these campuses are dead because they believe is the fundamental injustice being perpetrated in israel. we should protect the right to peaceful protest. we also have had his ship overnight halt at a protest in this country. i don't think there's anything wrong with protecting the ability of peaceful protests to last beyond a handful of hours. yes, there is a point in which these protests are going to get in the way of the efficient operation of a campus but i am not criminally offended by the fact that some of these protests go on for multiple days. >> but the threat issue is a real issue. >> in some of these campus protest the been legitimate threats to students on campus, and to think in those instances campus police and local police can and should handle those threats. >> senator chris murphy on "fox news sunday" yesterday. back to your phone calls. th

chris murphy being asked about it. [video clip] >> we should all speak out when protest crosses a line. but 95% of the young people on these campuses are there because they believe there is a fundamental injustice being perpetrated. we have also had a history of multi-day protest in this country. i do not think there is anything wrong with protecting peaceful protest. i am not criminally offended by the fact that some of these protests go on for multiple days. >> but the threat issue is a real issue. >> there have been legitimate threats to students on campus. they can and should handle those threat. host: chris murphy on fox news sunday yesterday. this is martin in holland, michigan. caller: yes. all of these protesters should be clearly identified. make sure that the arrests stay on the record. also, keep on referring to this as protests. the way it is going on, it is really an insurrection. maybe congress should reestablish the january 6 committee and have liz cheney head it up. she has knowledge about insurrection,

one of the most honest ethical conservative republicans in the senate, along with the senator chris murphysten chiller brand cinema. let's use that bipartisan compromise and let's push it forward well, >> part of the reason that this is hitting such a chord, there are many reasons, but is also the fear of the fear of the unknown. what is coming across the border. okay. and the former national intelligence director james clapper, i recently had a conversation with him, congressman, he told me that his quote, very concerned about terrorists exploiting the southern border. he said it was in his words, a serious national security concern in that context today, the fbi director chris wray hey warned about his growing concern, and i want to use his words directly about the potential for a coordinated attack here in the homeland, akin to the isis k attack we saw at the russia concert hall. now in that congress hall, concert hall, a crocus 144 people were killed what more do you know about chris raise warning >> i know that people are concerned. people are worried that uncertainty of what's going

for that bipartisan hard-fought compromise that senator james lankford and kyrsten sinema and chris murphy put together just a few months ago yeah. meantime, there's a whole other fight over a border bill that's being added to foreign aid bills on the house sayyed, a lot going on to say the least on capitol hill, lauren fox, thanks so much for the uptick. >> and let's discuss this now with to cnn senior political analyst, gloria borger and ron brownstein, and also with us constitutional law professor at unc chapel hill, michael gerhardt. he's the author of the law a presidential impeachment. it's great to have all of you, michael, i want to start first with you because constitutional experts have said, look, this does not reach high crimes and misdemeanors, which is the threshold in an impeachment as someone who literally wrote the book on this how did we end up here well, we ended up here for reasons that are probably clear to every american that is, this is a political stunt that republicans want to put on a show about how bad president biden's immigration policy has been. >> but impeach

>> but the question is, do they talk about in these cases, i put that question to one senator chris murphy i think most people in this country have already processed and baked in the fact that donald trump is a reckless idiot what this election needs to be about is the fact that donald trump is going to ban abortion in this country. >> in the fact that electing him will be another gift to billionaires millionaire. so we'll get pick regulatory and tax breaks. that's what this election has to be about right? right. i mean, if you've been talking with biden campaign aides for the last several months. they actually don't like talking about biden's legal or sorry to donald trump's legal troubles. they feel that the more effective contrast between the two candidates is what? trump would do actually, an office should he be elected again so that is why you saw president biden just really not engage in any sort of these questions. you didn't have biden campaign surrogates go while there and blast trump over his legal or his legal problems with the trial starting formally last week there the campaig

i spoke with senator chris murphy after we said that this this is his third time.ing it to his memoir, which is fair enough. all people did was signed an oath book and there was minimal debate but really, i mean, this was what majority leader chuck schumer had told us all along they were going to dismiss these articles. they do not believe they rise to the level of high crimes and misdemeanors that is required under the constitution for impeachment. >> and you're seeing but republicans came out, especially senator josh hawley and said that this is going to set precedent and republican majority in the senate if they again have event where they decide to impeach a cabinet official or a president in that case they will look to this precedent once again. yeah. catherine, i mean, i kind of wonder what the white house was thinking when they watched all of this unfold yesterday, they must have been gratified mean certainly the white house was pleased that this went away. >> they have long call this a political stunt. and i do think though, i mean, if you step back, this i

what we need to have changed down there is what is embodied in the legislation that jim langford, chris murphyegotiated. it is a pro-border security bill. the fact that republicans in congress seem to have pushed it aside in favor of the politics, because they would rather have the issue to campaign on. >> trumpet said blame me for everything that happens bad at the border, because this will help joe biden. >> the bill fixes the asylum adjudication system and deals with the backlog, it lowers the bar on the front end. it is very easy to establish edible fear when you first enter the country, which serves as a magnet for illegal immigration, more border patrol agents, more judges and emergency title 42-like authority when the numbers reach a certain level. this was a hard negotiated bipartisan bill that appears to be going nowhere because it is an election year and donald trump does not want it to happen. there are people in these committees across the border, here in new york and elsewhere in crisis right now because of this situation. i do not know why more members of congress, including repu

for it why don't they have james a lankford meet with at least one other senator democrat may be chris murphy of connecticut and perhaps kyrsten sinema and independent. why don't the three of them put together a proposal to make changes, significant policy changes in the border to give the president more authority to stop the crisis that we face. why don't we call for consideration on the floor of the senate. why don't the republicans back that? that is exactly what happened we've been through this exercise james lankford and i respect him very much, did what he was asked to do, represent the republican side of the aisle. move forward with the proposal that is bipartisan. we have to be bipartisan in the senate needed 60 points for anything serious we have 51 -- 49 democrat majority. bipartisanship is built into this package of compromise. what happened? why didn't that become the law of the land? the change in the border policy we are all working for. the reason is, one man his name is donald trump. he came out publicly and said i am instructing my followers to kill this a bipartisan effort f

we know that chris murphy, senator lankford and store kyrsten sinema have put forth a border negotiation, aboard a package that was negotiated a few months ago and obviously that was shot down. it did not go forward. .. and republicanses on the issue. >> host: we talked a little bit about this, but senator patty murray takes the position of preside ising officer here. what's the job for her today? >> guest: her job is to make sure that all senators are maintaining decorum, that they're taking the job seriously are, that they're not speak out of turn and that they're taking their oath very, very seriously. so she's going to be looking for anybody that's not paying attention, anybody that's speaking, muttering and just making sure that it goes very, very smoothly and and that it has the seriousness of a courtroom, because that's what the math is being turned into today. >> host: samantha behrmann, find her work at the national journal web site. thanks for your time. >> guest: thank you for having me p. >> host: as you heard our guest say, we, again, moments away prosecute start of this tri

democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut, thank you so much.ator, if you could ask the guys at uconn to take it easy on alabama saturday night, greatly appreciate it. >> we just want to game, you know, we know we're going to win, but for the country we're going to try to keep it within, you know, about 25 points. >> hopefully the players on uconn are that over confident as well. thank you, senator, greatly appreciate it. let's bring staff writer of the new yorker, susan glasser, cohost of "the political scene" podcast, and author of the beinhart notebook. peter, listening to some of the criticisms, i won't call it conservatives, i'll call it the netanyahu right in america, listening to some of the whining and the concerns, you would think joe biden is the first united states president to ever talk about attaching conditions on military support for israel. this has happened time and time again, has it not? >> absolutely. eisenhower did it, ford did it, carter did it, reagan did it, bush i did it, they threatened to halt military aid when israel

if they add new partisan provisions to the senate bill, it gets tougher. >> democratic senator chris murphyank you very much for coming on this morning. we appreciate it. >>> and still ahead on "morning joe," democratic congressman, ruben gallego will join us to talk about his bid for u.s. senate in arizona. >>> plus, we are now 100 days away from the summer games. we'll have a live report from paris as the olympic flame makes its way to the french capital. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. l be right . (♪♪) is this normal? yeah. i mean, he does look happy. when you've got questions, chewy's got answers. too happy? ask the chewy vet team. how much is too much catnip? chat with our vet team for free. [thud] [purring] my name is oluseyi and some of my favorite moments throughout my life are watching sports with my dad. now, i work at comcast as part of the team that created our ai highlights technology, which uses ai to detect the major plays in a sports game. giving millions of fans, like my dad and me, new ways of catching up on their favorite sport. 160-year-old near tota

i see the senator from connecticut, chris murphy, and i -- we've had many conversations about this over the years. no one has led more on this question than in the senate than chris. because of what happened in newtown and what has happened throughout the united states. and i'm grateful for that. i'm grateful for daniel mazzer's dad, tom, who i saw again this week, having the good fortune to speak with him many times over the years. if you were alive today, daniel, his son, would be 40 this year. and to this day -- and yesterday, i think it was, maybe the day before -- when he comes to congress, tom wears the same sneakers that daniel had on the day he was killed at columbine. and tom has never, never given up. he's fought tirelessly to build safer schools, to argue for stronger gun laws, to raise awareness around gun violence protection, just like the families from newtown who sat up in that balcony over there and saw the catastrophic failure on this floor that night, just like the kids from parkland who came to congress over and over again so that -- in an effort to say, we don't want

that jim langford, chris murphy and kyrsten sinema negotiated. to have pushed it aside in favor of the politics because they'd rather have the issue to campaign on -- >> and they say it out loud. trump has said blame me for everything that happens at the border just blame me because it will help joe biden if it passes. >> i don't want it fixed unless i'm president, but the bill fixes the asylum adjudication system, lowers the bar on the front end it's easy to establish credible fear when you first enter the country which serves as a magnet for illegal immigration. more border patrol agents, judges, and emergency title 42-like authority when the numbers reach a certain level. and this was a -- you know, a hard-negotiated bipartisan bill. that appears to be going nowhere because it's an election year and donald trump doesn't want it to happen. meanwhile, there are people in texas, arizona and the communities across the border and here in new york and elsewhere that are in crisis right now because of this situation. i don't know why more members of