because senate democrats cynically chose to object. now the senator from washington raised all sorts of issues that are frankly red herrings. the issues she raised are current state law in multiple states, including louisiana, including missouri, including georgia. and yet, ivf is fully protected and available in those states. senator britt and i very consciously focus this bill on issues that could command bipartisan agreement. there is not a word in this bill that any senator, democrat or republican, disagrees with. understand why the democrats are objecting. the democrats are objecting because they do not want to protect ivf in federal statute. it is cynical because we are 49 days away from election day, and they intend to try to scare voters in elections across the country by misleading the voters. i'll point out at the same time that we have a presidential election, many of us serve with the vice president kamala harris. i remember vice president harris voting again and again and again against border security, against a border wall

public and centers kitty britton ted cruz, offered their own i legislation was objected to by democratic senator> mr. president, i am proud today to be joining my colleagues from texas and support of the ivf protection act i am grateful to senator cruz, for his leadership on ths importantbo topic pretty positie cruz nine can both attest to the fact thats no greater than life and her children. for many americans, building a family, becoming a mom, dad, perhaps there american dream ivf makes the difference in achieving that train, for millions of americans were facing infertility. and they help inspiring parents to start families, to grow their families. in the u.s., nearly 200 babies are born day nearly 2 percent of all babies born our because of ivf. it's just is really game changer, for so many families. that is why i strongly support continued nation wide access to ivf. it's legal, and available from coast to coast in every single quarter of america, and in all 50 states. and that includes my home state of alabama with the governor and the alabama legislature to quickly do predict ivf access a

we are live now with senator gary peters of michigan, chair of the democratic senatorial campaign committee for for a conversation on election 2024 issues and senate races. live coverage on c-span2. >> hi, everybody. i'm bob weiner eloquent do what senator peters wanted, a conversation with of the needy. luck with his national press news happens. today, senator gary peters chair of the senate democrat, democratic senatorial campaign committee will address media matters of national press club and have conversation to update the press and public on election 2024 issues and opportunities as was discussed target races and the impact of the harris-walz ticket. following a brief opening statement senator peters will conduct a question and answer session with a credentialed media national press club members here. event is being held today because it's a literally right before the senate goes home to campaign. an order for the media public of the best information. so peter's was born in pontiac, michigan,, is a fifth-generation michigander, represent a mission since 2015 after serving and house sin

state after state, even in kansas and kentucky, democrats win and the issue wins, but i did want to ask, so you can recomment on that. >> sure. how are senate democrats countering trump's recent statement on zelenskyy that every time he comes to the u.s. he leaves with another $100 billion. does he strike a chord on war fatigue and how do you counter that? >> well, first on the reproductive freedom, there's no question it goes to the core of riots rights and it's not just a right for women, but for all of us. i shared a story in our family my first wife we wanted to have a child and something very wrong happened, and she needed to have a d and c, abortion to save -- with the baby that wasn't going to survive, but to save her life ultimately and we went into a horrific story, i won't go into that that's been talked about. after i told that story, it was amazing to me how many men reached out and it was women all over reached out and thank you for sharing that, we went through this. they've never told the story and they felt uncomfortable about it, but now they felt empowered because people were talking about the truly about health and life o

democrats' pockets to put their false message out trying to cover up these terrible policies the democrat senatorse been behind kamala harris on virtually every single vote. >> bill: we'll check in with the democrats as well. they are welcome to come and make their case as well and welcome that and hope it happens. steve daines, thank you for your time today in las vegas. >> dana: president biden's border crisis seeping into his economic woes. how the record migrant surge the upending the jobs market . we'll be right back. wounded warrior project empowers post-9/11 veterans and their families with life-changing programs and services. i realized i could be successful in a civilian career. we stand by warriors and advocate for their needs going forward. they were by my side in the hospital, and they're still with me today. through our programs, community and advocacy, we're proving anything is possible. learn more at wounded warriorproject.org/connect >> harris: big legal action today 61 days before the election. a hearing in a president trump case with his immunity at the heart of it. jury selectio

senator who actually believes in it. that is why i approve this message. >> joining us now is former democratic congresswoman debbie mucarsel-powellis answer to why he is not debating you is something i could not quite follow. he says he is not debating you because of where you are. >> good evening, lawrence. look. an old and tired and corrupt politician being scared to debate a strong woman, a qualified woman with a clear vision to build a better state. does that sound familiar? we have now accepted three debates. he has been dodging the question. he is obviously petrified because if i were him, i would be, too. he can't defend his record on writing a plan that was a preamble for project 2025 to end social security and medicare. he has pushed against the national abortion ban. in florida our values are not those. we know that the poll to support amendment 4 is over 60%. we have seen mobilizing like we have not seen in years in the state. millions of dollars coming in to get those voters to come out and vote in support of amendment 4. i just need 51, but i cannot do this alone. i need everyone to pay attention. we have a unique op

democratic senator richard blumenthal stated this during the senate hearings on september 10, referringto the documents handed over to him by the ukrainian authorities. the hearing under the name of the technologies of us companies that feed the russian war machine was devoted to the american. technologies that the russians use in their weapons. the vice presidents of major american technology companies reported on them. our congress correspondent was present at the events kateryna lisunova, we will discuss the details with her. hello, katya. congratulations natalie. katya, what did you hear at the hearings, how american manufacturers explain the presence of their own technologies in russian weapons and what role they play in the russian war against ukraine? katya according to american manufacturers, russians. for example, they use dual-purpose microchips in their weapons, that is, they were originally made for televisions or microwaves and then inserted into weapons. such microchips are not subject to sanctions. in addition, according to american manufacturers, those microchips that we

if a democratic -controlled senate can send her along with the democratic-controlled house, a federalhe would sign it. >> i believe her. i know her. i have worked with her. i know my colleagues feel the same in any chance we get, we will pass. in ohio it was a wonderful election night. we saw -- i won 16 counties in 2018. we saw those 16, nine more counties voting for abortion rights. it is the majority in perhaps every state. kansas, montana, probably in florida. certainly in ohio when the voters have spoken loudly and clearly. >> when you went into this campaign, did you expect abortion to be as big an issue in the campaign? some might think well, the ohio voters settled it. >> ohio voters -- some people said we should wait till next year. i'm glad we didn't because women got those rights one year earlier in ohio but it is still going to be front and center when you've got a guy that wants to take away those rights that the voters in ohio, that thinks he knows better and does not respect women, does not respect the will of voters, then i think it is pretty clear that will be a votin

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the senate run by the democrats has passed no bills. in other words, it looks like chuck schumer on behalf of the senate expects us to pass sometime in december one of these 3000 page behemoths and people do not have time to read the whole thing. if the republican party has already passed five of the 12 bills, and if the senate would make any movement at all, mike johnson would bring more bills to the floor. this is something to pass the budget and appropriation bill but you need both sides to do it. the republicans have tried and the democrats have not. host: kevin in san antonio. independent. caller: yes, i wanted to ask the congressman a yes or no question of do you support war criminal vladimir putin and back in 2021 and 2022 there was a border bill passed and 197 of you republican congressman voted against it. i believe the bill passed but why are your sitters -- why aren't short senators -- why aren't your senators passing the bill? in 2021 and 2022, the border funding and price gouging and all of you republicans voted against it.

the senator who said that, of course, was the current democrat leader of the senate. the same leader who has announced that his party will, quote, change the rules in midstream, end quote, to force through democrats' priorities. mr. president, i suppose the democrat leader could have chad a change of -- could have had a change of heart. this once fierce defender of the filibuster could have become convinced that the filibuster no longer serves a useful purpose. but if that's what this is, if this is truly a principled change, then i would like to hear the democrat leader endorse the abolition of the filibuster if republicans win the election. would also like to hear him argue that a republican congress and republican president should be able to force through every legislative priority republicans want whether that's a real border security legislation or a ban on killing unborn children past the point in a pregnancy where they can feel pain. i suspect, however, that the democrat leader has not had this change of heart. in fact, i suspect that if president trump wins the

because senate democrats cynically chose to object. now the senator from washington raised all sorts of issues that are frankly red herrings. the issues she raised are current state law in multiple states, including louisiana, including missouri, including georgia. and yet, ivf is fully protected and available in those states. senator britt and i very consciously focus this bill on issues that could command bipartisan agreement. there is not a word in this bill that any senator, democrat or republican, disagrees with. understand why the democrats are objecting. the democrats are objecting because they do not want to protect ivf in federal statute. it is cynical because we are 49 days away from election day, and they intend to try to scare voters in elections across the country by misleading the voters. i'll point out at the same time that we have a presidential election, many of us serve with the vice president kamala harris. i remember vice president harris voting again and again and again against border security, against a border wall

joining me now to discuss the landscape for the senate, are two democrats who know how to win tough races warmer alabama senator doug jones and former governor of montana steve bullock. welcome. governor bullock, let's start with democratic senator jon tester, who is a good friend of yours. you been involved with his campaign. what does he need to do to win re-election in montana? >> look, i have known jon tester since his first day of state senate and he is the same person that he was dead. and folks, now that it is layered -- labor day, pay attention. john will be all over the state and if you think since labor day, it's been reported in the last week that -- business isn't bad straits. his statements about native americans who make up 6% of our population. the national abortion ban, the transfer of public lands. so now what we are getting into at this point, is that senator tester will be all over the state talking to folks about why they sent him to washington, d.c. in 2006, 2012 and 2018, and he is as real as he can get --. >> to follow-up, is he going to have to run against the demo

senator bernie sanders coming on next. i think that would be a great question for him. >> i'll ask him. >> ask him because this is, you know, the darth cheney genocidal war criminals, what democrats were calling him for decades, and now overnight they're embracing him, and so i guess i'm wondering if he'll be on the campaign trail campaigning with senator sanders. i mean, this is a season for odd couples. >> well, you know what? you took one of my questions out of my mouth coming up. we'll get to that with senator sanders. governor burgum, thank you very much for being here. >> thank you, kristen. >> great to see you as always. >>> and when we come back, independent senator bernie sanders of vermont joins me next. r bernie sanders of vermont joins me next no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: leo learned that most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. if you have hepatitis b, don't stop dovato without talking to your doctor. don't take dovato if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking dofetilide. this can cause serious or life-threatening side effects. if you have a rash or al

the question we are answering is who we should have -- >> joining us now is the democratic candidate for senateou have, for me, what is the most unusual of these difficult races that the democrats have to win to control, because the republican candidate you are running against is not crazy. has never said, that i am aware of, any outright loony things like the rest of these republican senate candidates so often do. he is the kind of republican in the past democrats have been able to vote for, have been willing to vote for and did vote for in maryland as governor. you have this lesson that you have to teach, which is you are not just voting for this one person when you cast your senate vote. you are voting for a party to control the senate. >> he is on the team. that's the reality of it. mitch mcconnell recruited my opponent to run for the seat. donald trump promptly endorsed him, because the three of them share something in common. they do want to hand over the senate to the republican extremists who will control the agenda for our country. so he is on their team. it is the reason why we have s

i can remember when we had democratic senator max baucus getting some self re-elected in montana. ats running in those kind of states stayed away from subjects like abortion. they did not want to be associated with the democratic party position on a bunch of issues, which they supported in washington, but they just did not want to draw attention to it in conservative states. it seems like something has changed on the subject. >> yes, a supreme court decision that repealed rowan took away a woman's rights to make her own health care decisions and i think it is woken up a bunch of people in the state of montana. you know, abortion is not a simple issue. it's an incredibly difficult decision and people have to make these decisions. my heart goes out to them but the bottom line is washington's d.c. or state capitals or judges, they should not be making these decisions. they are too important. truthfully only the women and their doctor knows what these people are going through. those people know what the risks there under and that is where the decision should lie and i think what is cha

joining me now is democratic senator mark kelly. for being here, rolling with the breaking news as we have it. let's start with the ten-point swing in the poll. how much heed are you paying this poll? >> i ran two close races and saw a lot of polls. there were a lot of them. there's a lot of differences. there are polls that would show me up by 30 points and others showing me up by one or two or tied. what matters is there is 45 days until the election. and kamala harris on every issue whether it is the economy, whether it is the border, whether it is women health care rights, people in arizona will see she is absolutely without a doubt the right person to be the next president of the united states. i expect her to win arizona. i expect her to win the election. >> i understand what you are saying about polls. they are all over the place, but there was something, 58% of people in arizona, support proposition 139. and that is the right to abortion initiative. of those people who support it, 87% support kamala harris. but 33% support do

democrats and 49 republicans. our focus tonight is on the new mexico senate race where democratic incumbent martin heim rick's, republicanom a political family very well-known throughout the state. the daughter of the late senator pete domenici background in financial services sector. cfo for bridgewater associates the country's largest hedge fund. despite her access to broad fundraising that network. senator heinrich has maintained a 3 to 1 ratio fundraising according to the fec. domeni c.i. uniquely because of her financial industry. heinrich seeking third term. won handily 2018. running on his and president biden's record key role in getting the largest infrastructure bill in history passed. a recent poll from out there in new mexico the albuquerque journal shows heinrich leading by 12 points with 9% saying they were undecided. ryan wirick leading among women by 22 points. staying in new mexico now tonight we take you on exclusive ride along fox received upclose look at the dangerous and pervasive cartel activity there that sends drugs and criminals into the u.s. here is correspondent brook taylor. >> has eyes on thos

and joining me now is democratic senator mark kelly of arizona.welcome back to "meet the press." >> thank you for having me on, kristen. >> it's great to have you back. i do want to start with the middle east, the death of hezbollah's leader hassan nasrallah. you just heard me discussing this with senator marco rubio. are you bracing for iran to retaliate? >> well, i think the idf sent a powerful message to hezbollah, and i was listening to what senator rubio had said, and i couldn't agree with him more. israel needs to get its population back to the northern border, and this has been a really challenging situation they've been faced with, and they've got to, you know, do something about it, and it's good nasrallah is dead. he's a terrorist, and he's killed so many innocent people, and that needs to be addressed, that it has been addressed, and the iranians, they're involved in this already through the houthis and other proxies and through hezbollah. so i think the message has been sent and my hope is that there is not further conflict in the nort

senator bernie sanders coming on next. i think that would be a great question for him. >> i'll ask him. >> because this is the, you know, the darth cheney genocidal war criminals that democratshim for decades and now overnight they're embracing him and i'm wondering if whether he'll be on the campaign trail campaigning with senator sanders? this is a season for odd couples. >> well, you know what? you took one of my questions out of my mouth coming up. we'll get to that with senator sanders. governor burgum, thank you very much for being here. >> thank you, kristen. great to see you as always. when we come back independent senator ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only fda-approved weight-management medicine that's proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events in adults with known heart disease and with either obesity or overweight. wegovy® shouldn't be used with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines. don't take wegovy® if y

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as we look ahead at the federal reserve �*s policy meeting, three democratic senators are urging the aggressively lower interest rates by 75 basis points this week. in a letter sent to fettuccine jerome week. in a letter sent to fettuccinejerome powell, argue that if the fed is too cautious and cutting rates, the us economy could tip into a recession, they also suggest that more aggressive rate cuts could help mitigate risks to the us jobs could help mitigate risks to the usjobs market, the fed will unveil its policy decision on wednesday us time. turning to sri lanka, it's been two years after a severe economic crisis left the country is almost bankrupt and now, the country is preparing to vote in a new president this weekend. the economy is a bigger issue the selection is high living cost continue to hurt locals. as spending dips, small and micro industries are feeling the pinch. the bbc�*s archana shukla takes a look at the businesses that survived, those that didn't. translation: it hurts to see my factory in ruins. i cried the day i had to shut down my tile factory. but it was e

standby for that right now, we're joined here in the situation situation room by a prominent democrat, senator cory booker of new jersey, senator, thanks very much for coming. it's always a pleasure to the jury because he's not very far away from pennsylvania. know, as we all know, what does she need to do to win that critically important electoral college battleground state? >> well, i think there's really two things. one is run a really good operations about getting out the vote, continuing this explosion of enthusiasm you're seeing. i was at the congressional black caucus, pennsylvania party last night and what a difference a couple of months makes people were really excited and that's got to continue to grow. and then the second thing that she's still only been in this for a little over a month and it's introducing herself as a person that's known her for years knows, not just her policies and her plans, but our heart, spirit, and character i'm just excited as more and more people get to know her. and i think that that's going to draw them to her especially at this point we have such a con

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joining me now is democratic senator mark kelly of arizona. thank you for being here and rolling with the breaking news as we have it. let me just start with the 10 point swing in the poll. how much are you paying this poll? >> i ran to really close races in arizona in 2020 and 2022 and saw a lot of polls. they come every week. there are a lot of them. there are a lot of differences. they would show me up 13 points and others a week later would show me up by one or two or even tied, so we see this in arizona. i think what really matters here though is there are 45 days until the election and kamala harris on every issue, whether it is the economy, whether it is the border, whether it is women's healthcare rights, arizonans will see that she is absolutely without a doubt the right person to be the next president of the united states. i expect her to win arizona and to win the election. >> when you talk about those issues, i want to dig deeper and again, i understand what you say about polls, they go all over the place, but there is a weird dynam

changed with just days until the first votes are cast has she shared enough with voters to win democratic senate candidate congressman adam schiff is next, plus damage control. >> donald trump's sends mixed messages on abortion. >> we have the whole thing brought back into the stage and tries to contain the controversy after his visit to arlington national cemetery. will the fallout hurt him with independent voters and ally who is helping trump prepare for the debate and was with him at arlington tulsi gabbard joins me exclusively a long dana bash in washington where the state of our union is? this grieving, the loss of a fellow american? >> we begin with the breaking news, israelis are on the streets protesting, demanding a ceasefire agreement after defense officials said they recovered the bodies of six israeli hostages murdered by hamas including israeli american hersh goldberg-polin, who was 23 an idf spokesman said hamas brutally killed the six young adults in an underground tunnel near rafah a short time before israeli forces arrived, three of them would have been released in the early sta

. >> michigan senator gary peters, chair of the democratic senatorial campaign committee, spoke about the senate races democrats are hoping to win this election year at the downfall of the effect of the presidential race. his remarks came during a breakfast hosted by the christian science monitor in washington, d.c. >> sorry about the delay. good morning. i'm linda feldmann, washington bureau chief of the christian science monitor. our guest today is gary peters of michigan, chair of the democratic senatorial campaign committee. this is his first appearance in a modern breakfast so welcome. senator peters has been a longtime fiction michigan politics going back to the rochester hill city council ino the early '90s, then state legislature, u.s. house and as of 2015, the u.s. senate. senator peters is on the second cycle as the democratic senate campaign chair, campaign chair, no pressure, and also chairs the senate homeland security and government accountability committee, another busy be suddenly. now for the ground rules. we on the record. please, no live blogging or tweeting, axing.

democratic senate president pro tem mike mcguire said that's because senate democrats feel the governor's proposal to require refinery fuel reserves. >> could and should have been taken up earlier this month before lawmakers left back to their districts for weeks. we have had the votes for weeks. we are calling for a vote. >> for weeks we had consensus within our caucus to be able to provide. california has relief. they need. >> immediately so that we know only one of the 2 chambers plans to return for the special session. we posed this question to law professor chris mckay in the special session to take place. one chamber does not come back for the session. >> no, they couldn't conduct a business. so if one house doesn't convene the special session and then nothing can actually take place in that special session. >> if democratic leaders cannot work out their differences by the november 30th deadline, then a special session will likely not take place and they'll have to take up the governor's proposal next year reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> coming up, a community in

. >> democratic pennsylvania senator john fetterman discussed how democrats could win in rural counties in his disagreement with former -- with party members attacking trump. from the atlantic ideas festival in washington, d.c., this is about 30 minutes. [applause] ♪ >> i will be wearing a suit as soon as i live here. i'm not trying to make a statement showing up but this is what i usually work in, for good or bad. >> we have a lot to talk about. i again want to thank you, i think this is your first time at the atlantic festival and we appreciate it very much. we want to talk about a lot of global issues, middle east issues of course, but i want to start with the election that is bearing down on us. 50 days or so. you are the popular jr. democratic senator from the only state that matters, it seems. [laughter] >> not true, but it is very important. >> so i think our audience would love to hear you talk about the ground game right now in pennsylvania and as analytical you can be about harris's chances of taking your state. >> sure. now, this is the same conversation i've been having sinc

. >> michigan senator peters chair of the democratic senatorial campaign committee spoke about the senate races, democrats are hoping to win this election and the down-ballot effect of the presidential race. his remarks came during breakfast hosted by the christian science monitor in washington, d.c. the delay. that morning. i melynda feldman, washington bureau chief of the christian science monitor. our guest data is gary peters of michigan, chair of the democratic senatorial campaign committee. this is a first appearance at a monitor brca so welcome. senator peters has been a longtime fixture in michigan politics going back to the rochester hills city council in the early '90s, then state legislature u.s. house and as of 2015 the u.s. senate. senator peters is on on a sed cycle as a democratic senate campaign chair -- no pressure. and also chairs the senate homeland security and government accountability committee, another busy be suddenly. now for the ground role. we are on the record. please note live blogging or tweeting, exiting. short no filing of any kind whether breakfast is unde

senate right? i doubt if it schumer puts it up has what is he afraid of why would this be bad for democrats? it is a good vote for all of us in the senate to be able to say "yes", we believe in the law that all citizens should vote. you brought up the patrol situation senator cruz and i sent a letter to homeland security because of fraud in this program, from this administration. they're letting people in using fake social security numbers, fake addresses fake phone numbers if we can't control programs, like that, what about elections? we need to make sure -- >> are you going to hold alejandro mayorkas accountable not only has he allowed this wide-open border, led to illegals he registering to vote also overseeing secret service has failure after failure around protecting president trump who is going to hold bag are you going have told him snfbl and how? >> when you are the minority of the senate you can't set up hearings, investigations, that is what majority party does seems like the democrats are not going to hold him accountable. we are still going to be very vocal about it still going to

all republicans and five democrats voted in favor. no senate votes have been planned as yet. it was introduced by representative chip roy of texas. what is the opposition on the democratic side to the save act? guest: there are a few things. first they say that on principle you shouldn't be able to hold government funding hostage to pass a policy priority that you couldn't get otherwise, that funding the government is a basic responsibility. you don't attach other asks to that. even some of the democrats who voted for the bill the first time around say they won't vote for it under these circumstances. more broadly they point out that it's already illegal to vote if you are an undocumented immigrant. so they're already not allowed to vote and there is not any evidence that this happens with any significance, in any numbers that can make a real difference in an election. so they're saying it's basically gratuitous and unnecessary and the kind of thing that in the democrats' view would discourage voting or discourage people from registering to vote. host: i want to show you the h

democratic senate president pro tem mike mcguire said that's because senate democrats feel the governor's proposal to require refinery fuel reserves. >> could and should have been taken up earlier this month before lawmakers left back to their districts for weeks. we have had the votes for weeks. we are calling for a vote. >> for weeks we had consensus within our caucus to be able to provide. california has relief. they need immediately. so now that we know only one of the 2 chambers plans to return for the special session, we posed this question to law professor chris mckay. in the special session take place. one chamber does not come back for the session. >> no, they couldn't conduct a business. so if one house doesn't convene the special session and then nothing can actually take place in that special session. >> if democratic leaders cannot work out their differences by the november 30th deadline, then a special session will likely not take place and they'll have to take up the governor's proposal next year reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> cal fire unit had some spec

madison, today i asked him, are you ready to make your voices heard joining me now is democratic senator tammy baldwin, who appeared with vice president harris at the rally. >> there isn't a close reelection race of hurricane center baldwin. thanks for being with us. >> i want to get to the state of the race in wisconsin a moment. >> first there's a cnn reporting that the republican nominee for governor in north carolina, mark robinson you know, posted these disturbing comments on this porn forum back in 2008, 2012 the story broke province in, denies it. the former president has publicly praised robinson in the past he hasn't really said much of anything about this. what do you think this means for vice president harris, his chances to win there yeah. >> well, first of all, what he said was absolutely disgusting and in my mind, he has no place in public office but i have to say there seems to be a theme this year in races across the country where democrats are running candidates who have deep respect for the people whose votes they're seeking and republicans are nominating folks that see

candidate for us senators. democrat glen elliott is convincing voters that republicans who control the state legislature are hurting its economy. small business needs to be encouraged in ways that haven't been done before, and we need to retain our youth. our state legislatures are constantly passing restrictive laws, such as abortion bans, anti-lgbt laws, which tend to send the message to young people: "we're not welcome here." west virginia strongly supports trump and most guilt voters. joe biden and kamela harris are blamed for the state's economic problems. why should we pay a dollar more for gas? why should we pay 25% more for food? why we have twice the mortgage interest rate under the biden administration and she did it all. according to a poll conducted at the end of august, donald trump is ahead of kamla harris in west virginia by 27%. yuri mamon, catherine gibson, voice of america. download the voice of america mobile application. the application allows you to bypass blocking automatically thanks to the built-

messages of democratic senators elizabeth warren voted against it california democratic senator alex jersey bob menendez now heading to prison and senator bernie sanders, stalinist voted against it. enjoying the 45 republicans. anything there is a bipartisan opposition to the bill. him by the time the bill came up for a second vote come at last vote in may, opposition to it was pouring in from both sides of the aisle. with senators cory booker or democrat. lufthansa butler california democrat. and even lankford and sinema voting no. murkowski was the only republican holdouts still in support. they point out, i seriously question whether people like sanders, bookers are worn but even take a call from donald trump. can guarantee they would not allow their decision to be swayed by him. she is a pathological liar and so are you frauds and the media. all you had to do is look at the boat you would know she has been at lying and lying and lying but all he had just read the bill give it to your interns or research assistants and you would know that you are repeating her. and that's what you

that is why i think that we are backing up kamala harris and we are backing up democratic control of the senate and backing up democratic control of the house because that combination is literally the only possible way that we can protect access to abortion, protect access to ivf, all across this country. so, yes we have got to help, but we also have to help the republicans in the senate. florida may be a pickup opportunity. texas is looking like a pickup opportunity, and defending out democrats who are fighting right now to hang onto their senate seats, that is our pathway to protect access to abortion in red states and blue states because those republicans are making clear they are coming for everybody. they want to ban abortion nationwide. this is our chance to fight back. >> you know the democratic candidate in texas and the democratic candidate running against rick scott so people know this names good to have you here. >>> still ahead, national security spokesman john kirby. security spokesman john kirby. >>> today, president biden gave his fourth and final speech to the u.n. today he made

senate race in montana between three-term democratic senator anblican tim shehee. we'll have it live starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. c-span's washington journal our live forum involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics and public policy from washington, d.c. to across the done terrorism coming up tuesday morning, scholar joel oldstein talks about this year's candidates. as senator tim walz and mr. vance meet. also the leapt journal ernie suggs discussing the 100th birthday of jimmy carter. join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern on our free mobile app or on l at c-span.org. >> he said i shoulden allow weapon that is i used in war. when were you in war? when was this weapon given that you abanded a unit before you went to iraq and he has not spent a day in a combat zone? >> he got called up about telling vicious hurtful lice about immigrants. they asked him if it was an accident. he said, i'm willing to spread stories to drum up support for us. >> watch the vice presidential debate simultaneous cast live on c-span as minnesot

senator peters is on on a sed cycle as a democratic senate campaign chair -- no pressure. and also chairs the senate homeland security and government accountability committee, another busy be suddenly. now for the ground role. we are on the record. please note live blogging or tweeting, exiting. short no filing of any kind whether breakfast is underway. once the session ends at 9:00 the embargo is lifted. and as many of you know, if you like to ask a question please send me a little signal and i will call on as many of you as possible as time permits. now senator peters if you'd like to make a brief opening remark. >> great, linda. good morning, everybody. a nice breakfast so enjoy, enjoy a good breakfast and look forward to our conversation about the upcoming election. linda mentioned this is not my first rodeo as the chair of doing it the last cycle. i bring that up because i think there are a lot of similarities of what we're dealing with last cycle that we are dealing with this cycle. and how we want, but it took that job knowing that we could hold a majority but i was

senator, was on the floor. we were so nervous you literally couldn't sit down, democrats. we understand the republicans have the votes. if they stick with donald trump, americans are going to lose health care all across this country. it was john mccain that last vote when he did the thumbs down and saved health care for millions of americans by one vote. don't tell me trump doesn't have a plan. his plan, he said it plain as day just last year, his plan is to get rid of the affordable care act. understand that is not all of his plan. his plan is to get rid of that $35 insulin and the $2000 cap on what seniors are spending. to get rid of the negotiation with medicare, the big drug companies. the plan is a nationwide abortion ban. get rid of mifepristone. how do i know? because they laid it out. they laid it out and project 2025. trump himself has said it. j.d. vance has said it. they laid out their plan, and it is horrifying. here is the thing about it. it's not just horrifying. it's the american people don't want it. i'm not just talking like a handful. i am talking they ar

where polls suggest trump has the advantage joining us right now here in the situation room, democratic senator mark kelly of arizona senator. thanks very much for coming in, right. to be on where you got a lot going on in our brand new cnn poll was just released today, voters trust trump to handle immigration. the issue of immigration better than harris 49% to 35%. what does she need to do when she comes to your state on friday? goes to the mexican border. what does she need to do? well, they shouldn't trust donald trump on the border. >> i mean, we pat we were about to pass a bipartisan border security bill democrats and republicans coming together to solve this problem. and donald trump told my republican colleagues that they couldn't vote for it because he wanted it for the election. he made it very clear he needed to just continue to talk about this she wants to solve this problem she said she would she would sign that into law and dei, one of her presidency, if we can pass that in the senate. and i think when donald trump's gone, we can't vary remember that if ed that legislation negotiat

joining me now is democratic senator mark kelly of arizona. senator kelly, thank you for being here and rolling with the breaking news as we have it. let me just first start with the 10-point swing in a poll. first of all, how much heat are you paying his poll? >> i ran two really close races in 2020 and 2022 and saw a lot of polls. they come like every week there are a lot of them. there's a lot of differences. there are polls that would show me up by 13 points, others that a week later would show be up by 1 or 2 or even tied. so we see this in arizona. i think what really matters here, though, is there's 45 days until the election, and kamala harris on every issue whether it's the economy, whether it's the border, whether it's women health care rights, arizonans are going to see shez absolutely without a doubt the right person to be the next president of the united states. so i expect her to win arizona. i expect her to win the election. >> when you talk about those issues, and just want to dig a little bit deeper. and again, i understand wha

it is interesting should i want to ask about the fed politicize asian and how republican and democratic senatorshave these headlines coming out i want to talk to you about first. paris is topping trump in michigan, pennsylvania according to a quinn up? poll. in wisconsin, they are running even. kailey: those three states are crucial because they are we call the blue wall. there must when states for kamala harris to she does not get one of those they will have to make it up with electoral votes elsewhere like in the sunbelt were democrats have not been pulling as well as donald trump although harris has made up ground compared to where joe biden was. these states, michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania are heavily concentrated in manufacturing. a lot of union labor. she has tried to pick herself as someone who would be a pro union president. the selection of tim walz from minnesota kind of factored into the thinking, shoring up support in these critical states. it is about the math and the map especially the state of pennsylvania with 19 electoral college votes is a must win for both campaigns. the

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