. >> senator chris murphy brings us up and we talked to him next. messaging talking point that is stuck for democrats. the idea that border trump -- president trump is the one that kept it alive. >> that is false. the truth is the biden harris administration spent three and a half years dismantling all of the trump border security policies that produced a far better outcome at the border. i was just down in the rio grande valley a couple weeks ago the way the border patrol explained it to me, they said this is a shell game. now the federal government if use a custom border protection app you can schedule an appointment in the biden administration will simply usher you into the united states and give you a work permit. we need to return to the policies of the previous administration. remain in mexico. this is all a shell game, in my view. >> we will see. whoever wins, whether it is divided or together, there hasn't been much progress on the issue of immigration. we will see. thank you for stopping by. lesson 60 days until election day. will vice pres

. >> next, senator chris murphy discussing election interference, disinformation campaigns, and other geopolitical issues facing the u.s. he also talks about policy differences between vice president kamala harris and former president trump and a potential cease-fire in gaza. this event was hosted by the atlantic council. quinn et cetera, i'm glad you raised at the house foreign affairs committee report on the afghanistan withdrawal. have youn

senator chris murphy. welcome to the program. >> we have thanks for having me. >> i want to first start by asking you your review of the debate between the two presidential candidates. obviously all the pundits, the polls, whether in the united states or even here or abroad, have declared kamala harris the clear winner. but i want to ask you, is it in the areas that she needs to win that the democrats need to win the swing voters, the undecideds. >> they certainly heard about her plans are specific plan to fix the border or specific plan to address the cost of living. but maybe what is more important? is that they got to see one presidents on stage and someone else who was in the middle of a two-hour meltdown kamala harris looked commanding. she wasn't charged it's about stage, and watched her. and you thought that's a president of the united states. and i do think that that's a question that a lot of voters had they know who she is, but they're not terribly terribly familiar with her as a human being, as

. >> senator chris murphy discussed election interference, disinformation campaign other geopolitical challenges facing the u.s. for talks but the policy differences between vice president kamala harris former president donald trump. the potential cease-fire in gaza. this event was hosted by the atlantic council. quinn et cetera, i'm glad you raised at the house foreign affairs committee report on the afghanistan withdrawal. have you seen that question or a. >> i've not read it. >> included accusations by demonstration lied about what was taking place in afghanistan. and of course vice president harris includes her more than in previous reports. do you think there is any fairness in suggestions the chaotic nature of that withdrawal has shaped the complex that have erupted around the world and the three years following up until now? >> no comment to the contrary in fact. had the united states remained mired in afghanistan and an open ended way, we would have been distracted from the hard work we needed to do to be able to build a global coalition that has repelled russia inside ukraine

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. >> next, senator chris murphy discussing election interference, disinformation campaigns and other geopolitical challenges facing the u.s., he also talks about the policy differences between vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump and the potential ceasefire in gaza. this event was hosted by the atlantic council. >> well, senator, i'm glad you raised that because house foreign affairs committee released report on afghanistan withdrawal, more than 3 years ago? >> i have not read it. >> it includes accusations about what was taking place in afghanistan and, of course, blames vice president harris and includes previous reports. there you think there's any fairness in suggestion that is the chaotic nature of that withdrawal has shaped the conflict that is has erupted around the world in the 3 years in the following up to now? >> no. to the contrary, in fact. had the united states remained, mired in afghanistan in an open-ended way, we would have been distracted from the hard work we need today do to be able to build a global coalition that has repelled russia ins

. >> joining me now is connecticut senator chris murphy who is on the ballot running for a third termalongside the harris walz ticket this november. senator, it's great to see you. in addition to having math on her side, which is no small thing, there is also the reality that she has to combat the fact she is an incumbent and also running on the idea of change which is important to american voters. i want to play a little sound from jd vance tonight. he is responding to harris' economic address today. let's take a listen. >> let's dispense with this idea that kamala harris is going to fix the very problem she caused. kamala harris is why we have sky high inflation. >> what is the appropriate strategy for democrats on that? that is the only rejoiner you really get from the trump team. if she was going to do all this stuff, why hasn't she done it yet? >> yeah. listen. i mean, she has it right. donald trump cares only about himself and his mar-a-lago friends. we know that because he was in power. and what happened when donald trump was in power? his only domestic accomplishment was a mas

. >> let's go back in the spin room and listen to senator chris murphy. >> all he cares about is himself. not american -- america. >> so disappointed after the break. -- debate. >> to continue to work hard money cease-fire. that will include the realist -- the release of the prisoners held by a mosque. -- thomas -- hamas. >> chris murphy there. you can see there are a ton of reporters in that room. i believe that is congressman donna pain there. talking to reporters as well. we will see many members of congress, other candidates, surrogate supporters. we are also getting your reaction to the presidential debate. john, are you there? what did you think of the debate? john: i was extremely underwhelmed with joe biden's performance in the last debate. >> hang on one second. jade events is talking to reporters let's listen in. quincy flip lopped. -- she flip-flopped. we have energy crises. watch my hair, guys. what is the actual time? she is actually dragging that -- bragging that joe biden center out there. it happened three days after you left town. there is weak leadership there. >> i hav

and we were hearing regularly from chris murphy at least on the subject of the murphy/sinema/langford negotiations we helped would produce bipartisan immigration reform. the bill we passed through the senate was killed by speaker boehner. he admitted it. i'm not accusing him of anything he would not say. the recent bipartisan measure was killed by president trump, who told the republicans, walk away from what you are guy negotiated. and they did. here is what i think we can agree on. the president has proposed tens of additional billion dollars in enforcement. we should be able to agree on that. there are ways to detect fentanyl coming through our ports and we need to invest in and deploy that technology. i think we can agree on that. we ought to be able to agree the way in which we manifest humanity and we are not putting children in cages. and i think we have got a lot of support for the president's crackdown on the broken asylum program. so i think there is a lot to work on. i will mention a couple things that bill and i are working on in the senate to focus on border security in m

senator chris murphy of connecticut joins me now., we talked a bunch throughout the negotiation of that deal and its announcement and trump killing it. the entire time he said look, we have to tell the american people what we have done here. did you have the same impression i had at the dnc which was in the list whoever wrote on the qcard for top-five messages, that border bill was in the top five. >> for once we have been really good and consistent about a message and a simple message that is true. listen, forever republicans talked about the border. they wanted the border to be a miss because you mentioned it was their oxygen and the way they convinced people to be scared. so when they were presented with this bill that would have dramatically declined the number of people arriving at the border, they panicked. they realized they might lose this issue electorally and donald trump pulled his lieutenants in the senate to vote against it. so what he essentially did was call there love. they voted against it and exposed for the entire

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. >> senator chris murphy discussed election interference, disinformation campaign other geopolitical challenges facing the u.s. for talks but the policy differences between vice president kamala harris former president donald trump. the potential cease-fire in gaza. this event was hosted by the atlantic council. quinn et cetera, i'm glad you raised at the house foreign affairs committee report on the afghanistan withdrawal. have you seen that question or a. >> i've not read it. >> included accusations by demonstration lied about what was taking place in afghanistan. and of course v

be best for ukraine, my colleague yulia yarmelenko asked about this from the democrat senator chris murphyd he said that for ukraine... the date is unambiguous, colleagues , thank you very much, maria ulyanovska and tetyana varyshko joined the broadcast. let me remind you that this is our special column, every tuesday we talk about the latest progress of the campaign in the usa. this week, the united states air force celebrated its 77th anniversary establishment. today, it is the largest air force in the world, which ensures the supremacy of the us armed forces in the air. to what extent they will be active in future conflicts, this issue was discussed at a security conference near washington. its participants were officers of the us air force, including former officers. one of the panels was called the war between ukraine and russia , a prelude to the coming conflict. mikolaga andriy borys listened to her. united states air force. more than 500 aircraft, the largest air. longing in the world, what provides armies with dominance in the skies, cover for ground forces, and maneuverability on

chris, i guess. youre free to go out of here at any time. dennis murphyhomas was in the white shirt, back to the camera. to put seth more at ease, a deputy familiar to him, sat in. chris thomas (interrogation video): you have a job? dennis murphy (voiceover): it started routinely. seth techel (interrogation video): currently, i work out at job corps as security. but actually, next month im coming to work here in the jail. dennis murphy (voiceover): seth had already given his account twice to deputies at the scene, but this would be his first time on videotape. : his story begins somewhere around 5 am. chris thomas: exactly. seth techel (interrogation video): i turned the shower on. i wasnt in there for more than five minutes and i heard this loud noise. dennis murphy (voiceover): he said he thought it might be a gunshot so he jumped out of the shower to check on lisa. he heard her moaning then made out another sound coming from possibly the back deck. he said he grabbed his handgun from the nightstand by the bed. seth techel (interrogation video): i run d

from her more liberal policies of the past we asked surrogates about that this was an answer from chris murphy and the debate was run by those and we were asked folks in this room when adjust to the next debate on fox to resolve those questions about unfair treatment and give the viewers a fair chance to dissect some of their policies. this was the answer we got from the campaign take a listen if we want a second debate we hope they will do it on fox. >> we are entertaining all offers. >> hope springs eternal right and they want to keep the focus on him they spent time in the past of eight so she could be prepared to go toe to toe tonight and he they talk about jan your six his indictments israelis taunting viewers to go to a rally because they would see people leaving because they were bored that was the focus of heard of bait prep and they need a refreshed push her to explain what her policies there. and they would go over plan detail by detail. thank you jackie. such a big night calls for a big panelist bring up local strategist the trump 2024 surrogate and rnc spokesperson elizabeth and x

. >> next, senator chris murphy discussing election interference, disinformation campaigns and other

supporters like chris murphy don't see a need for more interviews because she just did a debate. except she didn't answer any questions during the debate. she doesn't answer any questions from the white house press corps. the insult to injury department, the what has news photographers association who takes still pictures, has officially book -- complained because their access on air force two was cut from four seats to one of. team harris didn't respond to the complaint until ask eos wrote an article about it. meaning the only thing to harris campaign hates more than press is bad press. common sense things it's a good thing a picture is worth a thousand words because the candidate won't say any words. let's bring in conservative commentator alicia krause and the author of what's killing america, jason ranson. think you both for coming on. it's interesting jason -- alicia because it's unusual that kamala is not going out to media. she doesn't really appear to want her message out. >> because every single time she's on television she comes, look at the debate the other night. she

the negotiator was chris murphy of connecticut who joins me now.senator, we talked a bunch through the negotiations of the deal. the announcement and trump killing it. throughout the time you said we have to tell the american people what we have done here. did you have the same impression i had at the dnc which in the list that whoever wrote in a cue card for top- five messages of the dnc, the border bill was in the top five. >> yeah, for once we've been good and consistent about a message and it's a simple message that is true. republicans talked about the border but didn't care about it in fact they wanted it to be a mess because it was their oxygen. the way in which they convince be scared. of folks who came from a different country or spoke a different language. when they were presented with this bill that would have dramatically declined the number of people arriving at the border, they panicked. they realize they might lose this issue electoral he. donald trump toll his pals in the senate to vote against it. we called their bluff. they said t

a lot to get to when bringing chris murphy, and also gop doctors caucus culture.to get to the issue of the order but i want to start with what is happening in your state of north carolina, what can you tell us right now obviously the devastation that were seen as horrific. >> it is severe i'm on the eastern part of the state and were the ones that take the brunt of hurricanes but the western part of our state the western third of the state is devastated absolutely deva devastated, when we get storms in the east we have farmland and open land in the water gets dissipated, on the west or somebody mounts entering the water into goalies and rivers at the bottom of the hill, the waters rising very quickly what you see now asheville the other smaller towns are devastated inundated with water, a lot of them are right next to rivers, this is cataclysmic this is horrible and a lot of the folks are stranded they cannot get out of their driveways and no roads to get to exhibit exceedingly difficult situation in the west. cheryl: what are you telling people if you looking for

>> chris murphy is the top democrat on the senate panel, which funds the secret service.ys this is a dangerous time in politics. he is looking at hundreds of millions of dollars for the secret service but some republicans say no way. >> we need answers more than the secret service needs money. in the real world when you don't do your job, you get fired. in the world of washington, when you don't do your job, you get more money, because obviously, you need it. >> mike johnson is skeptical. he says he is looking at the possibility of adding money for the secret service for a bill to fund the government. they vote on another version of that tomorrow without more money for the secret service. he said it is a question of manpower allocation. >> we don't want to throw more money at a broken system. we are looking at all aspects of it. >> lawmakers are fuming. some don't believe the secret service has been forthcoming with information. they want answers about sunday's assassination attempt. >> i am reaching the point of total outrage because the response from the department of h

billions to pro illegal aliens ngo and center chris murphy and other said don't worry the border is not to be closed. so she runs around. this is a bigger issue you say flip-flop. if you are a flip-flop or you are a liar you either lied before are lying now she's hiding out from the press. is she a liar is that what she's hiding out from the press she does not want to tell the american people just how radical she actually is? >> if you look at her campaign because she campaigned for this office that she seems to be getting there with no votes. she is getting the nomination with no votes. think of that but it will be between two people to who wins i think were going to win because i think when people find out, they know what i did and they loved that they had no inflation. we did space force we rebuilt the military all the things we got the biggest tax cuts ever in our history we got the biggest regulation cuts in our history. they know will then stop that's good most people do not know her she is eight marxist she is a radical left marxist. this country is not ready for that. this count

democratic senator chris murphy is a surrogate for harris says she is out for the american people. >> i do not doubt kamala harris will continue to roll out proposals to invest in small businesses, to invest in the middle class f. the contrast is a pretty striking between a candidate on the democratic side he wants to make sure we grow the economy from the middle out. and donald trump who still believes in this magical thinking of trickle-down economics where if you give him and his friends billions of dollars, eventually that will find its way down to everybody else that's just not how it works. >> at two days out from that debate the harris campaign has gone back and forth with abc news about these rules. saying the muted of microphones and between the question to so i'm going to benefit and help donald trump. thing vice president harris, who was a former prosecutor, will be fundamentally disadvantaged by this format which will just serve to shield donald trump from direct exchanges for back out here live because again they want to see if she can get under his skin. they want to hav

. >>> plus, democratic senator chris murphy, whose connecticut district includes sandy hook elementaryust moments away. away >>> top republicans are secretly veer's presidential loses election. that's according to "politico," which reports some of the gop's elected lawmakers and commentators don't want a second trump term. it's not just the never trump crowd. these individuals who refuse to admit their concerns publicly, shocker, fear four more years of trump could take the party in the wrong direction. they include free marketers worried about trump's tariffs, pro-life lawmakers, and defense hawks worried about his stance on nato. one conservative told "politico," quote, there's a lot of anxiety about what trump does to republican ability to win in 2028, and what he also may do to the party in terms of policy long term. they're just as concerned that, like, okay, if the party just goes in that direction, then what kind of party is it going forward? can conservatives then have a home going forward? hmm. another conservative believes a trump loss is a chance for the party to move on fro

for "fox news sunday," guest texas republican senator john corn anyone and democratic senator chris murphy. remember, if you can't catch us live. set your dvr, 6:00 p.m. in the east. 3:00 p.m. on the west coast. next week we have a busy week. up in new york for most of the week with the debate conch. full coverage on "special report," thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" starts now. lawfare is back. the left couldn't be more ecstatic. >> this is very tantalizing to think we may actually see amounts to like a minute any trial before the election. >> we do not have to live this way. when i'm president of the united states, we're not going to take it anymore. >> laura: and the left has suddenly gone silent on supreme court justices meddling in politics. i wonder why? >> gives a lot of people hope. >> like obama. >> gives a lot of people hope. >> laura: but, first -- >> we have millions and millions of people pouring into our country, many from prisons and jails and mental institutions and in

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. >> bill: senator john cornyn from the right and chris murphy and one from the left. senate foreign relations committee for murphy and a lot of these stories from overseas. an american citizen was executed by a terrorist group and there is a lot of people wondering where is the outrage and where is the outcry? and where is the american leadership when it comes to this? and this was a really hot story for us last weekend at the beginning of this week. like so many of the stuff it seems to fade away quickly. >> that's in contrast to what you see on campuses. anti-israel protests. all that discussion will happen and take you live to the middle east as we keep an eye on simmering tensions there. >> bill: yes. >> dana: shannon bream. we'll be watching. >> see you sunday. thanks, guys. >> dana: teenage suspect in the georgia school shooting and his father making court appearances this morning. attorneys for the 14-year-old did not make a request for bail. accused of killing two students and two teachers at apalachee high school on wednesday. the suspect's father set to be h

. >> senatorho chris murphy, than you for your time and thoughts. it's great to have you on the program. >> appreciate it. >>> still ahead tonight, can we trust the polls anymore or should we just put them all into a giantut box and not open them until november 5th or never? i'll talk to arizona senator mark kelly about donald trump's 5-point lead in his state and what, if anything, that means. but first, who exactly are those undecided votersre in this presidential election? i met a few of them during my trip to michigan this week, and i'll talk to "the new york times" jeremy peters about why he thinks they are still on the fence. that's next. he thinks they are still on the fence. that's next. is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast busines

they agree on the senate side katey burrit and chris murphy, top ranking member on appropriations oncurity in charge of funding homeland security agree things need to change whether it be allowing overtime, hiring more member, details for the secret service. but they're all divided how exactly they help the secret service before the election. so there's a lot of differences whether they pass a bill that would allow the same amount of detail members for president trump that biden has, that the current president has or a former president or they just pump money into the secret service and allow more hiring before the election, but they're figuring that out right now and whether they attach it to a government funding bill. lots of disagreements how to handle this. >> congressional reporter for politico, daniela diaz, thank you as always. >>> next up here we'll turn to cnbc for an early look what's driving the day on wall street as investors await a decision on rate cuts from the federal reserve. that's expected later today. >>> plus, instagram announces a new safety feature for kids and

i went back a couple of months later with senator chris murphy.e it was at that meeting, zelenskyy was telling us he wanted to do a peace agreement with putin at that point in time. there was no war or invasion at that point in time. this was in 2020. but he wanted to do a peace agreement with putin because he realized he couldn't dislodge russia from crimea or from eastern ukraine. he recognized that reality. he knew it wouldn't be popular, but he was willing to acknowledge that reality. my guess is the united states egged him on, basically told him, oh, we'll help you dislodge putin when it's completely impossible and an unrealistic goal. and that resulted in the war, and that resulted in the continuation of this war. it was the literally boris johnson at the behest of joe biden, we are told, that flew into the peace talks in istanbul a few weeks after the the war started and blume those peace talks. now we have this bloody stalemate. vladimir putin will not lose in this war. he will not lose it. the only way this ends is in a settlement. i'm no

and connecticut democrat chris murphy, at harris walls campaign surrogate with the bottled first son pleads to federal taxing invasion with the embarrassing trial. and they would also way on how judges into of trump's criminal cases might test the bounds all right now on fox news sunday. >> here's a look at some of your headlines a manhunt underway this morning in southeastern kentucky after several people were hurt in a shooting and a crash ally 75. they say five people were shot heard in the crash during all the confusion. with the search for the shooter resumed at daybreak calling for benjamin netanyahu to reach an agreement to release the rest of the is really hostages. with the presidential debate on tuesday in a moment will bring into senators to discuss the tate -- stakes. with the connecticut democrat we are giving live team coverage of the campaign alexis mcadams live in pittsburgh following the harris team. with the debate at least it's a rally here in wisconsin part of the northern midwest blue's maintaining control of the white house. the president began the rally with hi

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from the most conservative senator, senator lankford got all the two abuse states democrat in chris murphy was a compromise that would've been across the finish line if it wasn't stop by donald trump for overtly political reasons. he said very plainly. again, this is not about winning right or left. this is about solving problems. and here you have both sides coming together, coming up with a bill. again that a lot of people -- but knew it would solve the problem. she endorsed it, donald trump sabotaged it. >> martha: yeah, i think it's a fare criticism and we should hear more about it tonight but i guess the question is as a member -- the top member of the harris--- the biden-harris white house, they then signed an executive order in june. so if she was so frustrated about what was happening at the border in the 8 million people across under this administration why didn't she -- she had his gear particular on the border issue, senator. within and she pushed this a long time ago before studies in schools and hospitals got overrun with millions of people who cross the border? >> well again,

the measure sail through both the house and senate, though, democratic senator chris murphy said he believes the extra funds won't change the way the agency assesses threats. senate republican rick scott praised the bill passing the enhanced presidential security act today with unanimous consent of the senate, sends important message to the american public and the world that we will not ignore these threats, which are truly an attack on our democratic process and have rightly shocked the world we are learning new details about one of the attempted attacks on trump's life federal prosecutors said in court filings that ryan ruth, armed with a rifle stalked trump for hours with the intention to kill him more. now from cnn's evan perez the alleged gunman accused of stocking donald trump that his golf course in palm beach is facing four new charges, including one count of attempted assassination of a major presidential candidate ryan ruth, could face life in prison if he's convicted of the attempted assassination charge is one that the fbi and prosecutors have said that they would try to pursue i

women's rights here in our commonwealth i want to ask about something that democratic senator chris murphy was saying. >> he said on cnn over the weekend, he said that a big part of the appeal of maga is that people feel connected to a community and that democrats aren't really giving that kind of alternative. listen to a little bit more of what he said but i think sometimes we get lost by thinking that are only job is to try to increase the health of the economy. >> do you feel part of a community something bigger than yourself? i think we've done a really bad job of delivering that kind of purpose and meaning to people, even as we've done a better job of making sure that people have rising wages right respect for senator murphy. >> i'm not sure. i understand the full context of where he was going with that i can tell you that a travel all across this commonwealth all the time rural, urban, suburban communities and pennsylvania ones are a large, diverse, wonderful community, but basically want the same for things, right? no matter where you go, they want good schools for their kids and gr

chris murphy was getting into this, and i think you have too. which is this idea that americans right now, broadly speaking, republicans, democrats, independents, feel a bit out of control. like they don't have control of their own destiny. they don't have control of their future. it's in the hands of a minority of voters or in the hands of corporations or big tech. they're at the mercy of everybody else. jobs have become soulless. when you look at the generation z polling numbers, do you expect your life for your generation to be better or worse than the previous generation? >> nearly 40% say they expect it to be worse. how do the democrats address that depression about the future, the frustration about not being in control any longer? >> it's sad to me. my parents are immigrants. they came here for the american dream. i had the chance, as did my brother, to win that dream. they have good education opportunities in public schools. it's because they have health care. it's because they see all of this economic opportunity, the jobs and wealth gen

. >> but democratic senator chris murphy says the secret service cannot hire new agents to make a difference between now and the inauguration and his committee has asked the agency to get creative in their requests. for additional resources. >> will meantime, house majority leader steve scalise says minor changes are made to a bill that would mandate that both kamala harris and trump received the same level of secret service protection as president joe biden. >> he said the goal is to put the measure on the floor this week cnn's randi kaye has more now from palm beach county, florida next time donald trump hits the links, there may be substantially more security around him. that's what acting secret service director ronald rowe told trump this week, according to three people familiar with the meeting rowe told trump there were concerns about securing his private courses given the large amounts of space and proximity to public roads, sources said the state of florida has jurisdiction over the most serious straightforward offense, which is attempted murder. >> this as florida governor ron desa

though democratic senator chris murphy said he believes the extra funds will change the way the agency assesses threats senate republican rick scott praised the bill absolutely enhance presidential security act today with unanimous consent of the senate, sends an important message to the american public and the world that we will not ignore these threats which are truly an attack on our democratic process and have rightly shocked the world the secret service is under scrutiny after two assassination attempts on trump in recent weeks, the legislation now goes to president joe biden to sign into law the us state of missouri has executed a man convicted of murder two decades ago, despite objections from prosecutors and the victim's family williams, has consistently claimed he was innocent. he died by lethal injection tuesday in a state prison after the u.s. supreme court, the missouri the missouri supreme court well, and the governor refused a stay of execution we hope this gives finality to a case that has languished for decades re-victimizing miss gayle's family over and over again. >>

senator lankford, a conservative senator from the state of oklahoma and joined with chris murphy, a democrat, and put together a bill. we were told hands off, step away, let them do this. let them put something on the floor that is meaningful and is partisan and has a chance to pass both the senate and the house. we were under way and such a piece of legislation was constructed. what happened at the last minute? at the last minute, donald trump very publicly stepped forward and said, i want to stop this bill from passing. i want the bipartisan bill not to pass. and you can blame it on me, he said. you can blame it on me. he stopped the bipartisan effort to pass pa bill -- pass a bill that will would have been helpful on the border and reducing the number of people from coming across the border. the border patrol agencies, men and women who risk their lives every day at the border, endorsed this bill, finally after 30 years of trying, we thought we might be on the right track with immigration, at least when it comes to the border crisis. who stopped it? donald trump stopped the bipartisan eff

let's bring in senator chris murphy of connecticut. lead negotiators of the the border bill trump had killed earlier this year. senator, good to see you. you worked for months on this bill that donald trump swept in at the end and had his friends in the republican party and congress kill. can you speak to guy those border apprehensions have gone down so much recently, even in the absence of that legislation? >> yeah. thanks for having me. you know, listen, we negotiated for five months the toughest bipartisan border security bill in decades. we believed on sunday afternoon, hours before introducing that bill, releasing the bill's text, that we had 20 republican votes in the senate. then overnight, donald trump and his lieutenant sent the word out that they wanted to kill the bill. for one reason. the bill was going to be effective. they looked at the bill and knew if it was implemented, it'd drive numbers down at the border and donald trump would have stolen from him one of his key narratives. that there's chaos on the border and chaos

gave the democrats a gift on the border by tanking the bill that james lankford negotiated with chris murphy and others that would have added more border patrol agents, made asylum changes. so the issue is a little bit more muddled, but make no mistake, democrats are vulnerable because this, this big surge at the border has happened on their watch and they were just too slow to get there. just one thing on pennsylvania, by the way, before trump pennsylvania was much better at absentee voting. republicans are much better at absentee voting. the democrats, i just have to give that we were much better at it for years. that's came out, it blew it all up noted former congressman from pennsylvania yeah noted that immigration, border security, an issue that kamala harris has been vulnerable an issue that donald trump has been vulnerable bond you know, the word consistently is on abortion and reproductive rights yesterday, he was making a statement two women at, at a campaign rally because he said he'd seen reports that women don't like me and then said i am your protector and then when to say we're

she's with democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut, kaitlan yeah. >> anderson. thank you so much. we have senator murphy here. we were obviously talking about the debate and how everyone thought it went. obviously it is clear. vice president harris was able to get under donald trump's skin. she clearly was trying to do so by talking about his his crowd sizes and whatnot. but the polling we've seen chose that a lot of undecided voters want to know more about per and her policies. >> do you think she did enough to stake out ground on that for voters tonight? i do. and i think she did that in two ways. first, she did talk about these specific policies whether it's her plan to invest in building more housing, whether it's her work to try to increase tax credits for families with children. she obviously endorses the supports, the bipartisan border bill, which would do a lot to fix the problems at the southern border. >> but i also think there's probably a lot of voters that you're just hadn't seen kamala harris in a setting where she could look commanding, where she