please welcome senator chris van hollen. [applause] >> good afternoon, everybody. and let me start by thanking you, dr. cha, for moderating a discussion that we will have shortly, and to csis and the korea foundation for bringing us together today for this important conversation. let me say at the start that i'm sure many of you are wondering whether congress will avoid a shameful and unnecessary government shutdown starting october 1, and a happy to discuss that during the question period if there are any questions on that. i will say that even more important from a global perspective is whether the united states will continue to provide ukraine with the material support it needs to defend itself against putin's war. our friends, like south korea, and our foes are all certain watching the strength and consistency of our commitment. the alliance between the republic of korea and the united states was forged in mutual sacrifice seven days ago, seven decades ago. and we are celebrating it over the next week, and remains the linchpin for peace and prosperity in east a

we have more questions now for senator chris van hollen.t to pick up on something you've been raising concerns about for a while, going back to july, a letter where you were saying to the white house, you had concerns about the more than 3 billion in security assistance to israel because you thought taxpayer money should not shield settlers who are attacking and b

sources confirm a hostage deal between israel and hamas might be close, i will speak to senator chris van hollen about the increasing pressure on the biden administration to call for a cease-fire. i'm ayman, let's get started. we begin this hour with breaking news. the former first lady, roslyn carter, one half of the longest lived presidential couple in american history, as sadly died. she was 96 years old. carter, who married jimmy carter in 1946, was widely credited with expanding the role of first ladies to an active partner both in policy and international travel, becoming a trusted adviser even in an era when most newspapers would only call her mrs. carter. and it deeply personal statement released just a short time ago, president and first lady jill biden and doctor jill biden with -- four decades of our friendship, through records of campaigns, through the darkness of deep and profound loss, we always felt the hope, warmth, and optimism of rosalynn carter. she will always be in our hearts. joining me now by phone is nbc news chief washington and foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitch

we have more questions now for senator chris van hollen.enator, i want to pick up on something you've been raising concerns about for a while, going back to july, a letter where you were saying to the white house, you had concerns about the more than 3 billion in security assistance to israel because you thought taxpayer money should not shield settlers who are attacking and burning palestinian villages with immunity. last night, the president started very publicly saying he's going to start trying to crack down. what do you think of this plan to restrict visas? >> i was pleased to hear the president say what he said, and i fully support the president's plan to restrict visas from people who have a record of violence against innocent people, so i think that's an important first step. as you know, extreme settler violence against palestinians has been an issue for a very long time. we've seen a huge spike in extremist settler violence since the gaza war started as people have been focused on the war there. 500% increase. the palestinians hav

. >>> we're joined by maryland democratic senator chris van hollen. >> good to be with you. >> a lotou about today, but i want to quickly ask you, since congress went home for the better part of two weeks, they haven't reauthorized a lot of things and haven't passed the supplemental for israel, ukraine, taiwan. is that going to get done before the end of the year? >> we have to get it done by the end of the year and pass the supplemental request that includes desperately military assistance for ukraine support for israel, humanitarian assistance for partners in the indo-pacific region. one of the issues being discussed is trying to get something done with respect to border security and immigration reform and ongoing bipartisan discussions as we speak. >> i understand that's happening through the recess for the border. do you know, is it really realistic that's a hard issue that that's going to get done before 2023 is up? >> there are good faith negotiations going on. whether they get done or not i don't know. it seems to me given the desperate situation in ukraine, it is irresponsibl

we just heard from chris van hollen, the democrat from maryland.e said there was no way we are passing this year. it has to be tied to other funding. it has to be tied to funding for ukraine as well. that is upping the white house has said. they don't like how the new house speaker has wanted to pay for this by cutting irs funding. they are saying that would cause enforcement issues and actually lead to a higher deficit but the white house essay even without the irs paying for it, they need to see this ukraine funding as well. they don't want to do this go it alone israel approach. negotiating will start and we will see where they end up. the concern amongst senators is that this funding will take longer and that it is needed on an emergency basis in both places. something has members that did not agree to this approach, they were making that case on the house floor just in the past hour. >> jodi schneider there in washington. china is urging a humanitarian truce in gaza. beijing says the foreign minister spoke on the phone with his jordanian count

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senator chris van hollen on the foreign relations committee issued a statement yesterday saluting the foundation's work. he says " today we remember not only james foley but also reporters reporting from dangerous places to shine light on the truth." the james foley foundation is a true leader supporting the vital work and it's in that spirit i nominate -- i salute diane foley and salute all you in that mission. we are honored that diane foley is here today and she will give her remarks in a minute. this will be followed by a panel moderated by ellen sheear from the school of journalism. she is also the chairperson of the foley foundation. we are honored to have panel is here from the new york times, the voice of america and the marquette university center for peacekeeping. want to thank mike smith a fellow board member for arranging the speakers today. i wish to thank the cochairs of our headliners team. special thanks to the membership coordinator at the club. and now, warm welcome to diane foley. [applause] >> thank you, eileen. and thanks to the national press club and all of you

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senator chris van hollen, last, week talked, about in the senate, six times more children have been killedthen in the entire month of children killed in the ukraine during that war. it's not that russia doesn't have the capability to kill 4000 children in a month, they made a choice not to. that's the difference. that's why people are calling for a cease-fire. the loss of life is devastating. the world is watching. it's heartbreaking. i don't know what's going to stop it. but i'm really hoping more democrats and more democrats will speak out. a cease-fire doesn't make you pro hamas. i don't care what people in the right say. it makes you pro humanity. then we can figure out ways to get rid of hamas without killing innocent palestinians on the way to do that. >> amen to that. dean obeidallah, david jolly, thank you both very much. we'll be right back. right back. that get tails and tongues wagging. ♪♪ fastsigns. make your statement. ♪♪ we're not writers, but we help you shape your financial story. ♪♪ we're not an airline, but our network connects global businesses across nearly 160 markets.

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sources confirm a hostage deal between israel and hamas might be close, i will speak to senator chris van hollenministration to call for a cease-fire. i'm ayman, let's get started. we begin this hour with breaking news. the former first lady, roslyn carter, one half of the longest lived presidential couple in

and i think the point that chris van hollen and chris murphy made is the first point which is when all you have is a hammer everything looks like a nail and so whenever there's an opportunity to legislate even on the foreign policy space, even when we are in a global fight against fascism, the first thing that comes to the mind of many people on the other side of the aisle is how can we make life easier for the wealthiest among us. it has nothing to do with israel a or ukraine aid or indo asia-pacific security matters, just whenever you get a chance, throw in an opportunity to enrich the wealthiest among us who are already not paying their fair share of taxes. that's the frame, right? this is where we start which is i've got an idea, let's get the irs so that they don't have the ability to audit these billionaires many of whom don't pay taxes in the first place. that's how you should understand this from the jump. the second thing you should understand is we really are in a global fight against fascism and authoritarianism and if there's one thing that i think the last 2 or 3 years, fr

and i think the point that chris van hollen and chris murphy made is good.i think when you have a hammer or a nail and whenever there is an opportunity to legislate even if we are in a global fight against fascism, the first thing that comes to be mind of many people on the other side of the aisle, how can we make life easier for the wealthiest among us? like it's literally got nothing to do with israel aid or ukraine aid or indo-pacific security matters. just whenever you get a chance throw in an opportunity to enrich the wealthiest among us who are already not paying their fair share of taxes. that's the frame, right? this is where we start. which is, i've got an idea, cut taxes again. i've got an idea. let cut -- let's gut the irs so they don't have a chance to audit the millionaires. this is how you should understand this from the jump. the second thing you should understand is we really are in a global fight against fascism and authoritarianism. and if there is one thing that i think the last two or three years -- frankly the last seven years -- have ta

and i think the point that chris van hollen and chris murphy made is good. i think when you have a hammer or a nail and whenever there is an opportunity to legislate even if we are in a global fight against fascism, the first thing that comes to be mind of many people on the other side of the aisle, how can we make life easier for the wealthiest among us? like it's literally got nothing to do with israel aid or ukraine aid or indo-pacific security matters. just whenever you get a chance throw in an opportunity to enrich the wealthiest among us who are already not paying their fair share of taxes. that's the frame, right? this is where we start. which is, i've got an idea, cut taxes again. i've got an idea. let cut -- let's gut the irs so they don't have a chance to audit the millionaires. this is how you should understand this from the jump. the second thing you should understand is we really are in a global fight against fascism and authoritarianism. and if there is one thing that i think the last two or three years -- frankly the last seven years -- have t