singh and lieutenant coons over several drafts. the proposed policy being considered is compliant with state law and incorporates better practice compared to first drafts. some better practice include for the weapons clarifications on authorized use and providing context on recent use. while we believe there are areas for improvement in considering more careful low to authorize use for assault weapons we phase out the automatic fire weapons no longer needed. we recommend this referred to the full board for consideration and look forward to working with ms. singh and lieutenant coons and the sheriff's office as they appropriate for their annual use report and dialogue on how policies can better protect the people of san francisco including vulnerable populations. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> can you hear me? yes, we can. >> thank you i'm john coland i work for the american fund service committee and part of the many meetings with the sheriff's office andllow lute coons and weityerate that we appreciate the responsive back

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senator coons arguing she is ready to step in as commander-in-chief if needed. listen here. >> the vice president has struggled to get positive press coverage and get credit she deserves for hard work she's doing. the vice president is ready to run and be president should that have. our president has confidence in her and so do i. >> ashley: you heard senator coons say right there that vp harris deserves more credit. what do you think? is america not giving her a fair shot? recent fox news poll shows 57% disapprove of the job she is doing. >> he says, she is ready to be president, i would hope so, she is one heartbeat from being president, i hope she is ready to be vice president or president of the united states or we're in a scary spot. kamala harris has proven unqualified for the job and i'm sure democrats will say, you are saying that because she is a woman. no, joe biden gave her the job because she is a woman, not my words, joe biden's words. she has dismal ratings. i wish the president health and longevity, but not to have a conversation about his -- not

delaware senator chris coons is joining us in a moment.e national co chair of president biden's 2024 campaign. first let's go to ed lawrence, standing by at the white house. how close are they here, ed? >> yeah, we're friday eve. trying to get closer to the debt ceiling agreement, i can tell you president biden here says that they will not default, but spending is at the heart of this. we're borrowing 90,000 a second in this country. the president trying to split hairs when he's talking about his comments to the fact that he won't negotiate over the debt ceiling. listen to this. >> i want to be clear. the negotiations we're having with speaker mccarthy is about the outlines of what the budget looks like. not about default. it's about competing visions for america. >> the president willing to reduce spending from this year's budget. the house speaker wants to reduce spending from last year's budget. >> any day is possible. i mean, it's very difficult for the democrats to agree not to spend more next year than they spent this year. they have

senator coons. senator coons: thank you for convening that hearing and working closely together to get this panel of witnesses and begin this transformational technology. we recognize the promise and substantial risks associated with genrive a.i. technologies. we know they can make us more efficient, learn new skills, open whole new vistas of creativity. but we also know that genrive a.i. can authoritatively deliver wildly incorrect information. it can hallucinate as is often described t can impersonate loved ones. encourage self-destructive behaviors. it can shape public opinion and the outcome of election. congress thus far has demonstrably failed to responsibly enact meaningful regulation of social media companies. with serious harms that have resulted that we don't fully understand. senator klobuchar referenced in her questioning a bipartisan bill that would open up social media platforms underlying algorithms. we have struggled to do that. to understand the underlying technology and then to mov

i'm joined now by the senator, chris coons, of delaware. he's a member of the senate appropriations committee. the foreign relations judiciary and small business and entrepreneurship committees. senator, good to see you. >> thanks, great to be on with you this morning. although given that run, in terms of all the different issues that you laid out that we're confronted in congress, sometimes i wonder why i want to keep serving in the senate. given how difficult it is dealing with this house majority. >> this is the kind of thing that causes people to not want to follow the news because it sounds like chaos. but in, fact this is the normal business of the house and the senate. you are on the appropriations committee, that is the process by which we fund the government and prior to that we had a budgeting process, and this is ongoing conversations about how much we should spend and whether we should raise revenue or lower spending, they are valid discussions and i'm sure yes but a lot of years having. they generally don't lead us to this poin

the authors of the mob had congressman jake -- and lucas coons. show, congressman, let me start with, you i understand why mr. coons wrote this, since he is challenging holly in the missouri senate race, why do you feel is necessary to address all these take on manhood in that joint up and that the two of you wrote? >> good to be with you this morning. first of all, because i'm in admirer of lucas, we hang together, it's a as small band of us and politics, we want each other's backs, but second of all, because democrats can win in missouri. we have democratic senators in the senate passed but the state to try to towards red. right now the gop has a bad candidate in senator hawley. democrats have a good candidate in lucas, and we need to be organizing and investing in that state to hold people like senator hawley to account for being and authentic and for putting the needs of their own constituents last be kind own ambitions. >> lucas, welcome back to the show, what is it that, specifically, about senator hawley's take on manhood, masculinity, that

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you >> senator coons. thank you for the full committee's attention. to this difficult urgent challenge undersecretary nolan, assistant to the secretary charles. thank you for your focus on this. it vast country, the size of alaska with 45 million people that is teetering on the brink of an all out civil war. we could be on the verge of a dramatic large-scale humanitarian crisis. or we could, depending on the outcome of the towns preliminary negotiations, you see the attorney going back for hope of stability, as you know, i worked hard with other members of the committee. senator van hollen and i went to khartoum to meet with the event civilian-led government toured general of han and others to continue. a subsequent coup, and very difficult period of negotiation has left us in a place of real difficulty and desperation. we cannot allow the civilian leadership of the groups that led the brave uprising that overthrew bashir to be shoved aside. i appreciate, the secretary's early comment that we need a broader process, and we need to implement the presid

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we'll talk to -- senator chris coons about trying to negotiate with the republican party that is pushing trump fist conspiracy theories and holding the american economy hostage. lifesaving health care denied or delayed, we will talk to one of the doctors behind a new study showing a pattern of serious health complications caused by post roe abortion ban. and a dire warning from the u.n.'s top weather and climate scientist and what we can do about it. plus the velshi banned book club goes to court. this week we'll talk to two previously featured authors of banned books who have joined with free speech activists, parents and the largest publishing house in the country and hauling book banners to federal court. velshi starts now. good morning, it is saturday may 20th, i'm ali velshi. as the old saying, goes if i don't succeed, stop following the republican playbook. you would think that after one bad election cycle the gop would have regrouped and reassessed its shortcomings so it could rebound. it's been nearly seven years since the republicans last truly significant wind. donald trump's e

and later this hour, we'll be joined by senator chris coons of delaware.ll explain how this iconic moment from president biden's inauguration is now caught up in florida's book ban. oh, yeah, we'll get to that, but willie, let's talk about 2024. >> speaking of the state of florida, mika, the 2024 white house race could see a big shift tonight as florida governor ron desantis officially declares his candidacy. three sources familiar with his plans tell nbc news governor desantis will announce his presidential bid tonight during a discussion with twitter ceo elon musk. joining us now with more from miami, nbc news correspondent dasha burns who broke this story. dasha, good morning, what's the latest? >> reporter: even before he officially jumped into the race, florida governor ron desantis was the only republican even registering in the polling compared to former president trump, and he's been teasing this run for months as he's been traveling the country touting what he calls the florida blueprint. he is set to make it official tonight in an unconventional

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senator coons: ms. montgomery you are on the board of a large company. i'm concerned that technologies can undermine the faith of democratic values. chinese are insisting that a.i. reenforced the chinese system and i'm concerned about how we promote a.i. how it strengthens. and in your testimony you are advocating for regulation tailored the way the technology is used and e.u. is moving with an a.i. based on levels of risk. you view elections and shaping of election outcomes as one of the highest risk cases. we have attempted so far unsuccessfully to regulate social media after the harmful impact on social media. what advice do you have for us what kind of approach we should follow and the e.u. direction is the right one to pursue? ms. montgomery: the consumption of the e.u. a.i. act is consistent with this where you are regulating the context. we don't want to slow down regulation tore address real risks right now. we have existing regulatory authorities in place that have been clear that they have the ability to regulatory in their respective domains.

when russia coons, they say they will play again. so for i guess, the of the from boston. what meanwhile, reports in the russian media have came that ukraine's armed forces commander in chief of valerie is that louis name has been less disabled off to a russian missile. so i can stay longer capable of performing his duties. russians had offered intelligence, has responded to the claims, saying that he cannot confirm or deny these reports solution he has not been seen in public since early may, although he has claims he's still doing his job. he said is on the top of a ukrainian hit list, that's a message from ukraine's military intelligence deputy chief it by them stupid ski. why did the individuals who age russians f, it's also fed tockets who is at the top of the hit list, puts in because he coordinates and decides what happens in the end. however, everyone will have to answer for their deeds. he realizes that we're getting closer and closer to him. where's the red line kind of simulate and also be killed. we are at war and these are enemies. if an important person produ

lead, still talk about their exclusivity, they provoke conflict, they provoke bloody conflict and coons. they associates of hatred, russell phobia, an aggressive nationalism could well be, destroy the traditional family values that make humans a few minutes. so so what did you all of this to continue dictating and enforcing there will upon nations you mean they are running is which is essentially a system apparently lazy. sure lady, i think your present votes him, iphone out a reality actually. you know, if you look at it, today's us strategy ross, or at least the china we can see is the 16, okay? time in policy, in the u. p. confidence in 10, russia. and at the same time, the amount of space a is a, is continuing to idaho, done for in the east and assess, you can say the, you know, the, the, the goal of boxes and together with the process, is really to uh, to maintain that money on washington, so you know, be that they would love to mention these habits, the of the, of the so called a eurocentric thinking mentality, some houses last month to treat bill and to a different, to the bottom

the orchestra of wagner will stop here when russia coons, they say they will play again. so for i guess the of a team from boston, what russia has to do, they ukraine attack on one of these will ships daunted the countries southern pipelines which supply energy to tuck. yeah, the russian defense industry has said its black fleets distorts. the we ukraine, marine was the sold to attend a russian golf ship, protecting the blue stream, and took stream pipelines inside the turkish exclusive economic zone. most goes a security in the vicinity of the pipelines and being strengthened following the node stream last, last year. us. meanwhile, local authorities in russia's belgrade region have reported been 8500 buildings have been damaged or destroyed by a ukrainian sabotage group. as part of the, of the tentative across photo rate on monday, which was repels by russians. forces russians defense witnesses, the guy show it to say is most good will continue to use both to prevent any attacks on its territory. thus, the romantic, we're sure the may 22nd of this year. and the vision o

the orchestra of wagner would stop here when russia coons, they say they will play again. so for i guess, the of the from boston. what meanwhile, the washing media has claimed that ukraine's come on the in chief of on the 4th is valerie allusion. he was severely injured in a russian missile strike early in may and is no longer capable of performing his days. these motions had of intelligence responded to the claim, saying he can neither confirm nor deny the emerging reports regarding he has top military official automated person is at the top of the ukrainian hits list. that's the message from ukraine's military intelligence deputy by the escape escape, who did the individuals who aided russia's f. it's also fed tockets who is at the top of the hit list suits and because he coordinates and decides what happens in the end. however, everyone will have to answer for their deeds. he realizes that we're getting closer and closer to him. where's the red line tends to be then also be killed? we are at war and these are enemies. if an important person produces and finances weapons

covered in need of allowing documents by himself to be legal, obviously, correspondent the lawyer coons takes us through and a ben full opening day of proceedings in java's back its frivolous and vexatious. this is the kind of criminal charge that is proffered against the president. with great respect, the courts are not there to be used for these sorts of cases, whether to settle political scores or to deal with personal animosity, the private persecution that former president jacob, as a man is deceiving. he is proved this, this currants prisons that i'm opposed to kicked off in the sol coating court. and that's a case really is the biggest news is that africa covering fee prisons as luma, has accused from a pause of being an accessory to a crime, allegedly committed by state, prosecute ability, down and gen. and as to karen, one of the former present alleges as much as that to the pay licked his medical records. and that's a prison that i'm a pause. i had failed to act on that as the president, not state attorney, as of just to meet her there, representing that i'm a pause that has w

they provoked bloody conflict and coons, they associates of hatred, russell phobia, an aggressive nationalism could well be, destroy the traditional family values that make humans a few minutes. so. so what did you all this to continue dictating and then forcing their will upon nations. you mean they are running is one which is essentially a system apparently lazy to the lady. i think it's a present for him. iphones. now it's a reality actually, you know, if you look at it, today's us strategy ok, roster. and a piece of time that we can see is the, the key, okay? time in policy, in the you will peak on this plan to contend washer. and at the same time, the amount of space. so he's the, he's continuing to hold them for in the east and assess, you can say so, you know, they be the goal of boxes and together with the raso. so there's really 2 uh, 2 main tab down money on washington. so, you know, be they, they would love to have mentioned this. how does the rest of the day? so hold a eurocentric stinking mentality, a sound of houses where my bill and a different to the bottom of the stuff in chi

the orchestra of wagner will stop here when russia coons, they say they will play again. so for i guess the of the, from boston with russia has a full today. you clearly attack on a russian battleship because of countries. southern pipelines are huge. supply energy to, to hear losses defends, and as you said, it's black and freed this, the 3 online view, queerness being both the aimed to attack a russian guard ship, protecting the blue stream and tugs the pipelines inside that. so it gets exclusive economic zone. oscar says a, the had a strength and the bible has protection off of the no seemed lost lost here. the local authorities in russia's belgrade region have reported that 9500 buildings have been damaged or destroyed by you planning 7 to over as part of cubes. tend to cost for the raid on the region on monday, which was repelled by the russian forces russian defense and as a sag, it shows us, as most good will use force to prevent any attacks on its territory. let's the romantic, we sure may 22nd of this year and division of ukraine nationalists from nations invaded

senator coons and graham -- advanced u.s. global leadership by growing our diplomatic footprint, especially in the indo-pacific. increasing funding for the indo-pacific strategy. providing funding and flexibility for agencies like state, usaid. the development finance corporation to address emerging strategic priorities. senators murphy and capito made critical funding increases to improve detection and seizure of narcotics, like fentanyl, and related elicit contraband. and to dismantle and disrupt transnational criminal organizations. senator feinstein and kennedy worked together to increase funding for the office of science and the department of energy. and fund our national labs so we could develop clean energy solutions and improve advanced manufacturing. our funding bill, and the bipartisan infrastructure law also included critical investments to support infrastructure improvements to ensure our ports can ship goods around the world. i think it is safe to say we showed, just a few months ago, that there is bipartisan sup

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i would like to see senator sherrod brown of ohio, senator chris coons of delaware, or senator sheldon whitehouse of rhode island. i think any one of those three sitting senators would make an excellent candidate for the democratic party, allne right. donald with three senators on his mind. let's hear from marjorie now. marjorie in silver spring, maryland, on the biden line. >> caller: yes, i would definitely vote for president biden. he's had the experience. he's had the talent with foreign countries, with leaders. and he's honest. he doesn't tell lies like president trump. so my vote would definitely go for president biden. >> host: appreciate that call, marjorie.. next up we have wrought in kentucky. you say you are voting for trump. two that's correct. i will gladly vote for president trump again and just had to ask marjorie, i mean, if she doesn't think resident biden lies, i can't get that but hey everyone is entitled to their opinion. but i just think president trump he was the best president that we had in my lifetime. i am 52 and you think he's the best president we've had. lo

not just on serial boxes a lot of people thought they have seen them, now a threat of zombie rack coonstional support does a snake provide. the doj can tell you how many rans were burned. but not christmas trees. >> it's a mask with a hole until the middle. we call them less politically man boobs. >> jimmy: you have the best set in the business tucker you really do. that should be the name of his next show. looks like he made it waiting for a table at the cracker barrel iwhere can you find americans saying true things. not many places left but there are some and that's enough. as long as you can hear the words, there is hope. see you soon. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness, even his hair was a lie. the big surprise in washington today was former vice-president mike pence testified in front of the special counsel grand jury about his conversations with trump surrounding january 6th. trump tried to fight this, so did pence p trump argued their conversations were protected by executive prove landing pence said they were protected by white privilege. the court said no to both things, so pence was f

here is a quote, senator chris coons in delaware, longtime biden ally and the hope hicks chairman. best way to run for reelection as president is to be president. so, that may be the ongoing strategy. >> kayleigh: it is a smart strategy on his point, but i don't think it is so going to work because someone deeply popular at this point. jeremy, on the urbandale, iowa, thursday. a town hall with sean hannity on fox news. he has 12 stops, three of the early states. joni ernst, she has a barbecue, hilly scott, johnson, will all be there and it feels like we are off to the races. >> jeremy: what we have on the right deep folks with talent and we will have a serious kind of debate going forward what our party is about. and 2024. but look, biden what he is hoping for kind of the republican infighting will play out and eat each other alive the next year and a half and skate by. and independent voters just choose him by default. because ultimately, he's a failed president. and just kind it default candidate with independent voters. so that is why many of us on the right make sure we do a jo

here is senator chris coons. >> the vice president, like many vice presidents, has struggled to get positivet the credit she deserves for the hard work she has been doing. our president has great confidence in her and so do i. >> harris: she has a lot of jobs. let's slow scroll it while ari tells us how she is doing. >> if they have confidence in her that's about two of the only people in the country who do. i'll make a prediction. this worm will turn because it must. the press is going to start writing stories how she is being under valued, how she is doing a fine job. they will start to rally because it's a democratic ticket. that's how the press will cover them and become the beneficiary of that even though everybody in the country who watches from an objective point of view recognizes she is in way over her head. >> harris: forgive me for interjecting, based on what would they make those claims or what you are saying and what i hear you saying they don't need to base it on fact. they'll say it anyway. >> we're heading into an election year and rally time. what's so unfortunate about the

where it's much less likely to pass, democrats continued their attacks yesterday with senator chris coonsemanding hostage negotiations where they will crash the full faith and credit of the united states. that would raise the rates that your viewers are paying on credit cards or student loans or mortgages. it would throw our country into a recession and hurt us globally. >> house republicans, meanwhile, are continuing to blame president biden over his stance to not negotiate. >> we passed a bill to address the problem. it's time now for the president to get in this game, get off the sidelines, and let's start negotiating and figuring this out nought in june when we get to the midnight hour, but today. we can spend a lot of time to get this done. >> joining us now, senior congressional reporter for "punchbowl news," andrew desiderio. andrew, great to see you this morning. we're stuck right now, it seems. the two sides, the house and the white house, talking past each other, talking about different things, talking about budgets, talking about debt ceilings. you know, the clock is ticking as

. >> brendan, listen to what chris coons, democrat, great friend of the president from delaware saidrepublicans are demanding hodge negotiations where they will crash the full faith and credit of the united states. that would raise the rates that your viewers are paying on credit cards or student loans or mortgages. it would throw our country into recession and hurt us globally. >> and from the republican point of view, congressman steve scalise had this to say. >> we passed a bill to address the problem. it's time now for the president to get in this game. get off the sidelines and let's start negotiating not in june when we get to the midnight hour, but today. >> there's been time to get this done. >> where's the off ramp? >> well, actually, expect the president to sort of take it soon. i don't think he was going to give mccarthy the satisfaction of passing a bill then just calling him up and inviting him to the white house. but hopefully someone in the white house understands that while yes, the debt limit has always been raised, it is typically raised attached to something else.

so we have to train this dog the right way and so he coon accomplish that. >> reporter: san quentin leadersates with rehabilitation. >> you know they're going to be our neighbors one day. and you know, it starts with being able to communicate. and i hope that we can provide them with as many employable resources as we absolutely possibly can so that when they reentry grate back into society. they are you know great citizens. >> reporter: even though the program is new to the prison, k-9 companions run in this prisons across the country and of the hundreds of the handlers they've worked with. only 5% recidivism rate. >> the power of the human and canine bond is completely transformative and it's going to help here and help other people. it's an amazing powerful thing. >> hey. >> reporter: as he begins to build that bond, these are the feelings that ramsey is eager to experience. >> love, joy, no judgment. >> reporter: being out on the yard with a dog. >> reporter: makes any feel like a man again a human. >> reporter: ramsey won't be eligible for parole until 2032 at the earliest. >> i know a

a billing democrat congressman chris coons is referring to as a hostage negotiation.out after he says he was sent home for refusing toe change his shirt that said there are only two genders. >> that i would need remove my shirt before i could return to class when i nicely told them that i didn't want to do that, they call my father. what did my shirt say? five simple words: there are only two genders. nothing harmful. nothing threatening. just a statement i believe to be a fact. i have been told that my shirt was targeting a protected class. who is this protected class? are their feelings more important than my rights? >> morrison defending his shirt in front of the middle borough school committee. reached out to the school district but not received a response. now to the michigan panthers first lost 28-13. moore first touchdown for the year for the daggers. >> turn over after the defense made it a turnover. so they don't take advantage of it and new jersey looks like they will. alonzo poor down the sideline all the way to the house. >> and the pittsburgh maulers got

. >> our world is coming crumbling down, the coons are coming. >> to use language like that on tv washeard of. but it really captured a certain moment. >> archie, 12% of the population is black. there should be a lot of black families living out here. >> yeah, this is only a beginning but i think it's wonderful. >> well, let's see how wonderful it is when the watermelon rinds come flying out the window. >> it scared me when i saw "all in the family," i thought, they better be careful. >> there was no doubt in my mind the american people were going to accept it. >> do you have a quick answer for the people who say the show reinforces bigotry? and that charge started from the very beginning. >> yes. my quick answer is no. >> everybody is going to see something they knew damn well was going on and nothing that surprising. >> edith, we're out of toilet paper! >> no, we're not, i bought some yesterday, it's in the closet in the kitchen. >> i ain't in the kitchen! >> oh! >> hearing a toilet flush for the first time was a big deal and made headlines. [ toilet flushes ] >> what's this country

chris coons says it's dangerous not to trust yellen.s is their job to inform us on what to do, neil. >> neil: wondering what is the timeline? the treasury said june 1 we'll be running out of dough sooner than we thought. that might be a little dramatic to get everybody focused on this. republicans don't believe it. so what happens? >> the other thing to watch for in the next couple weeks are the markets. now, do we wake up wednesday and the markets react? kevin cramer, the republican senator from north dakota, he had a comment on the markets today. this is what he said. markets always recover. he's not concerned about the markets. he went on to say, markets are emotional, they respond to every geo political sneeze and passing of gas. his quote there. so he's not too concerned about the markets. the other thing that happened today at another hearing, the director of national intelligence avril haynes was ask about the national security implications if the united states were to default. she said a default would create global uncertainty a

take a listen to what senator chris coons had to say about one faction of conservatives under mccarthy that don't think he should be making a deal in the first place. watch. >> there is a small group in the house majority caucus insisting that the bill they have already passed, which would slash spending on everything from veterans to health care to the environment, to education, that be their only position. that could not possibly pass in the senate. so we have three fairly difficult pathways here. and not a lot of time. it is important that representatives of both parties here default is not an option. and that we pursue a responsible deal. i think the path forward is through our appropriations process, and passing a clean debt ceiling. >> that small group, who has biden's ear is referencing about fourth -- they don't want negotiations taking place. certainly mccarthy is listening to them because he needs their votes. he definitely want to pass a bill that democrats would support more the republicans, do so right now are really at a standstill. >> it's gonna be a nail-biter. from now