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senator tammy duckworth of illinois tweeting, "the american people should have a voice in the selection of their next supreme court justice." but there's a big difference. republicans had the votes to block garland. democrats are in the minority now. >> we will vote to confirm justice kennedy's successor this fall. >> reporter: but for every senator, this will be a monumental vote. perhaps the biggest issue, the right to choose abortion. president trump in 2016 became the first republican nominee to explicitly promise the end of roe versus wade. >> well, if we put another two or perhaps three justices on, that's really what's going to be -- that will happen. and that will happen automatically, in my opinion, because i am putting pro-life justices on the court. >> reporter: now, with trump ready to deliver, there's tremendous pressure on the two pro-choice republican women senators, lisa murkowski of alaska and maine's susan collins. >>ter: idehave y ance of blocki a nomination, they can't afford to lose a single vote, but now three democrats up for re-election in states trump won are fe

. >> reporter: democrat tammy duckworth and chris murphy, introducing a new bill, helping the presidentrom making a rash decision about true productions on the korean peninsula that impact our national security. those lawmakers introduced a bill before the summit to prevent donald trump going to, quote, war and chuck schumer is speaking out blasting the summit. >> the summit was much more show than substance, what texans call no hat. the pomp and circumstance, it is cleared chairman kim walked away the victim. >> reporter: mike pompeo is hard at work following up on agreements meeting with his counterparts in south korea. >> eyes wide open, it could be the case our effort will not work and will determine to set the conditions so that we can write this failure of decades and reset conditions for north korea's participation in the community of nations. >> reporter: negotiations would resume in the next week or so. he now heads to china to continue to work there. what a busy guy. when does he sleep? the thing is a lot of the details of the deal have to be worked out. people speaking agains

bills,hr-2358, introduced by representative royce, and senate bill 105, introduced by senator tammy duckworth, last may. however, these bills aretuck committee. we're joining other city of councilsncluding boston and new york to join the call to recognize the heres of our chinese-american community and honor them with the highest commendation that canongre bestow to chinese-american world war ii veterans. we urge our congress to move swiftly, as many of these veterans are no longer alive to see this happen. and i -- i'm aware o because w men ionedat there was a tiger unit, segregated, flying tiger unite, chinese-americans, there is a book that's been published to talk about this and in the book, i realizized it was my father-in-law that was in there. so i want to thank my -- i want to thank my co-sponsor supervisor tang, fewer and kim for joining me. i also want to acknowledge the chinese-american citizens alliance and ese-chinerican world war ii veterans project for their leadership initiative. let us never forget the contributions of our community. let us rise together in paying our respec

as did senator sammy duckworth bringing along her two and a half month old infant as you see there. joining us now, dave, good morning to you. happy friday. thank you so much for joining us early. trump not wasting any time as we can see meeting with key senators after one day after justice kennedy announced his retirement. who does the president need on his side here to confirm his -- the possible replacement? >> so everybody is looking at the two democrats. they're both -- or sorry republicans, they're both pro choice republicans. they're the two votes that if he gets he's problem play across the line but he also met with three red state democrats who are under a lot of pressure under the midterms. these are all people who voted for gorsuch, so he got across the line relatively easily in the end. this seems to be a more contentious fight. >> what's the likelihood that we'll see collins stick with the president here? they voted last time for gorsuch, but again, the pro choice issue has become so front and center here because we're going to have abortion cases coming before the cour

ind the senatel 1050 was roduced by senator tommy duckworth last may. it has been sitting in their committee, respective committees, and we really want to urge them to move this on enefite so many of our b are disappearing from -- veterans are disappearing from world war ii and the three that came today earlier are all in their nineties and i am fortunate they were able to come. again, this is to urge congress to actually honor our veterans, our chinese-americans with congressional gold medal. so i want to thank congresswoman jackie. >> supervisor fewer: for not only sending her staff to press conference but sending our letter. she said that we have been in contact with her office. if it doesn't move forward this year, it will take this legislation and be the primary sponsor next time. hopefully there will be a next time. i want to thank my colleagues who on the board for cosponsoring. i hope i have yr support. >> thank you. supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: thank yo mam president. i would be honoured to be listed as a cosponsor, and second, my n

. >> reporter: democrats are not happy about it, tammy duckworth and chris murphy introduced a bill toeep troops in south korea and chuck schumer is speaking out blasting the summit. >> the summit was much more so than substance. what the texans call, no had. after all the pomp and circumstance faded it seems clear chairman kim walked away the victor unfortunately. >> reporter: but mike pompeo is hard at work to follow up on agreements made at the summit meeting with his counterparts in south korea. >> talked about the reduction in threat involved in that with eyes wide open. it could be the case that our effort will not work. we are determined to set the conditions so that we can write the failure of decades and reset the conditions for north korea participation in the community of nations. jillian: negotiations between the us and north korea would resume in the next week or so, he heads to china to continue his work. jillian: the latest gop immigration deal could be the biggest amnesty for illegals in us history. be crafted by paul ryan obtained by breitbart says the deal could allow

tammy duckworth and chris murphy are trying to stop the ending of these exercises.> they just want to be relevant because they have a baseless effort in this that they have tried, struggled to tell president trump what to do at the negotiating table. at the end of the day they didn't demand that much of their iran deal and demand president obama get approval for all he has pulled. >> great to have you on the show always talking about those topic. >> the annual congressional game coming on the first anniversary that almost killed congressman steve scalise. it's finally here. the 2018 world cup. [cheers and applause] suitors for its pilots just ahead. the u.s. stock index futures all the red right now. estimate on one point, not rack up 12 points. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ of growth opportunities... with a level of protection in down markets. so you can be less concerned about your retirement savings. talk with your advisor about shield annuities from brighthouse financial- established by metlife. i'm a small business, but i have... big dreams... and big plans. so

senator tammy duckworth with her baby as police arrived in the atrium so did senators like kirsten gillibrandizabeth warren. capitol police arrested 575 people. the number includes the congresswoman who was arrested today. in brownsville, texas, more than a thousand people joined an aclu protest outside the federal courthouse where parents were separated from their kids and faced prosecution. those separated kids ended up all over the country which made this an issue for d.c., an issue for the border, but it is an issue all over the country. the group families belong together counts more than 700 protests planned for saturday, all 50 states, probably somewhere near you. we are having a grassroots activism moment in this country for a lot of reasons. one of the brand new reasons we expect it to hit a peak very soon is because of the supreme court resignation that was announced yesterday. more on that in a second. stay with us. >>> right after the 2016 election, way before the shock even wore off a protest movement started in this country, beginning with the women's march, continuing a week lat

. >> reporter: in april, senator tammy duckworth was the first senator to give birth in office.ale prime ministers and first to give women a vote. the idea of the pregnant leader sparked debate. >> is it okay for a prime minister to take maternity leave while ins office? you need to -- while in offers? you need to know that. >> it is totally unacceptable to say women should have to answer that question in the workplace. >> this is my point. >> unacceptable. unacceptable in 2017. >> a daily mailco columnist wro you should not have to compete with a colicky toddler. >> will i have help to do it? yes. >> reporter: she will hand the rei next reins to the deputy prime minister on sunday. she will read cabinet papers between diaper changes. for "today," kelly cobiella, nbc news. >>> i give her credit. still to come, no highlights? no problems. the creative way one network showed the best moments so far from the world cup. >> it looks like my kid drew that. >>> ellen degeneres getting back into standup. she could be coming to a city near you. that's right after these messages. today, h

. >> reporter: in april, duckworth was the first senator to give birth in office, taking herne wbornand, where they've elected three female prime ministers, and were the first to give women the vote, the mere idea of a pregnant leader sparked a heated debate last year. >> is it okay to te maternity leave while in office? >> if you're an employer of the company, youeed to knowhat from the woman you're employed with. >> it is totally unacceptable in 2017 to say that women should have to answer that question in workplace. >> this is the point -- >> no. unacceptable in 2017. o> a daily mail columnist wrote something i want get your reaction to. >> all right. >> you shouldn't have to compete forourttention with a colicy toddler. >> womenmultitask every single day. can i be a prime minister and a mother? absolutely. absolutely. will i have help to do it? >> yes. >> reporter: ardern will hand the reigns to the deputy prime minister sunday on her way to the hospital, she says. then take six weeks with her newborn baby, readi cabin papers between diaper changes. for to"y," kelly cobiella, nbc

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somebody like tammy duckworth. sitting on the floor and had a baby in the office.. we had the ogs, the gloria steinem s. and oprah winfrey as well. and alexandria will be on there. >> let's talk about who you called the warrior, monica lewins lewinsky. >> yes. >> she has been impressive in the years but found her voice. >> she found her voice. if you haven't seen it you must, it was three years ago. she was patient. and if that would have happened six months earlier this wouldn't have been heard. the nexus of the internet bullying her, the tabloids. how she got through that period and let alone how she's g through that with grace and wisdom and occasional humor. i'm friendly with monica, i've known her for a few years. i've noticed in her social, she's been more deft, sort of shooting down invited to an event because clinton was invited to accept an award. emily post -- peace. bad ass. there's something with her metabolism that is changed within her and now she is an advocate. and she's hoping that no one goes through what she did. and speaking about that. and i am

during the protests they were joined by senator tammy duckworth of illinois. ♪ [cheers and applause]cheers and applause] [indistinguishable voices] [applause] [indistinguishable voices] [chanting] [stop [ [indistinguishable voices] [cheers] [chanting] [indistinguishable voices] [the wall --] [indistinguishable voices] [indistinguishable chanting] >> c-span, where history unfolds 1979, c-span was by ted as a public service america's cable television companies. today, we continue to bring you of congress.verage the white house, the supreme events nd public policy in washington, d.c. and around the country. by yours brought to you cable or satellite provider. >> next, debate from the house floor on a resolution requiring turn stice department to over documents related to the russian investigation. just over an hour and a half. >> thank yo

to thank play cool -- my colleagues for supporting the amendment, especially senators gardner and duckworth for joining me as cosponsors. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from colorado. mr. gardner: thank you. i thank my colleague, senator net for the opportunity to work -- bennet for the opportunity to work with him and make sure we hon our our -- honor our service members. they proudly serve this country in active duty. when they come home, though, one of the obligations we have as a society to thank them, as a country to thank them for this incredible service is to make sure they have the skills, education and training to enter great back into the workforce. they have incredible skills they have acquired during their military service. we can put them to use here at home. this amendment simply says that the department of defense, the secretary of energy will evaluate military installations to determine which ones are ripe for opportunities to work with community colleges, institutions of higher education and others so that they can enter into agreements to help train