it is absolutely essential that we pass the duckworth bill.i mentioned this to my colleague -- for as long as it . we're going to stay on until we get this done. the reason why i feel so strongly about this is several decades ago as a young member of the congress, the other body, the house, with a full head of hair and rugged good looks, i wrote a law called the fertility clinic's success rate and certification act. it was supported by the profession. it was supported by patient and i never imagined after we passed that law that people would be out here on the floor of the united states senate trying to unravel the progress that has been made. and when we passed it, it was all about some simple ideas, particularly clarity for the families trying to navigate the system. it was largely information. it was a new technology then decades ago. it's not now. now proven. families rejoice being able to use it. and never did i imagine that we would have an effort on the floor of the united states senate trying to turn back tryi progress that has been ma

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joining us now democratic senator representing the state of illinois tammy duckworth.. explain the right to conception act. >> well, my bill actually will allow four things to happen. it includes my right to family building act, which is going to allow folks to access all forms of assisted reproductive technology. it allows insurance companies to cover it if they want to cover it and medical facilities and doctors to provide access to reproductive technology if they want to access it. it includes patty murray's bill, which says that servicemen and women should be able to freeze their eggs and sperm before a deployment into a combat zone and if they find themselves after they come home and they are infertile and they need ivf they should be able to access it. it includes cory booker's bill that will bring down the cost of ivf so that it is affordable to everyone. and then lastly it also includes my bill that covers ivf for federal employees so that their health insurance will cover ivf for those who need it. >> so this is the right to ivf act, which is going to come up

was -- workforce and the relatively young age of the new employees, we have worked hard, senator duckworth i, on increasing opportunities and trainingon the aviation workforce. do you have suggestions onany ideas that we ought to be purs we train and educate engineers and mechanics others in the aviation world? what kind of training and education shouldcuin regards to safety procedures and process? >> first the outreach to younger people is developing the workforce and keeping it broad. the sooner and earlier the better in i think it is the ound safety management systems is a gap. we see that with airlinesthat were originally reluctant, but have embraced the techlogy enthusiastically. i think that is the gap we need to focus >> there are a lot of kansas and across the country that are related to aviation and aerospace i am anxious for work as opportunities to continue . again, i would highlight in every setting that i have spoken about is that there isnotur the aviation aircraft industry of the flying public is not safe or knows that they are safe. anything that short-circuits that would b

a voluntary system doesn't i have a statement that i will enter into the records if senator duckwortht we are confident that you will continue to lead a major transformation. thank you for today. will be open for four weeks until july 11th and any senators ons for the record sho do so before january 27th and we the responses be to the committee by july 11th. with that, that concludes our hearing today. thank you. >> thank you.

i have a statement that i will enter into if senator duckworth was able to be with us today. i think we just need a let's see here. administrator, we much appreciate you being here today and there is and do with aviation safety, buwill continue to lead a major transformation. thank you for today. i want to say that the record will be open for four weeks until july 11th and any senators wishing to submit the questions for the record should do so before january 27th and we ask that the responses be the committee by july 11th with that, that concludes our hearing today. thank you. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ >> good morning to you all. that afternoon in europe and hello

. >> senator tammy duckworth credited you with having saved her life 20 years ago.u have a lot of experience in trauma and warfare. how do you compare your experiences in iraq to the ones you had in gaza? >> it's really unfortunate because what i'm seeing is, you know, the injuries are a lot more intense. you know, i think the weapons that are being used with these giant bombs dropped on civilian structures are causing a lot more damage. i'm seeing a lot more children. we were working with a lot less resources. if senator duckworth went through this process in gaza right now or anyone else, i don't think they would have survived. there's just not the resources there to kind of do the proper care. and the children, they're small. they're fragile, suffering from malnutrition and they often don't survive these injuries. it's sad and unfortunate this war is being conducted not against combatants. it's really getting -- the people taking the brunt of this are regular people that just want to have a normal life and we've just been allowing this to happen as we watch and,

senator duckworth has poison pills that not many republicans can ftolerate. is denying freedom ofre religion. freedom of religion, the bill is unconstitutional. as christian physician. there are certain things i wouldn't participate in. i happen to believe iff is a gift from god and given us this technology. i'd like to make sure we apply that. there are certain hospitals and physicians that don't want to participate in ivf. there are forces that position and hospital to participate. they arer conscious. that's a violation of religious freedom. the secondee poison pill on the legislation, the bill's definitions are too bread creating unlimited right to all reproductive technologies. you have to assume that includes editing.and gene do we force doctors nto participate in editing. america is not ready for that. this is the third poison pill being ignored. -- that's why i'm honored to stand here between senator cruise and britt and champion the pro family legislation and guarantee access to all americans. thank you, i yield back.■nz ■

a voluntary system doesn't i have a statement that i will enter into the records if senator duckworth being here today and do with aviation safety, but we are confident that you will continue to lead a major transformation. antoday. i want to say that e re■ cord will be open for four weeks until july 11th and any toestions for the record should do so before january 27th and we the responses be to the committee by july 11th. with that, that concludes our hearing today. thank you. @yÑ. american history tv, saturdays on c-spa exploring the people and events that tell thewe will visit the national wd war ii museum toward the malcolm forbes artifacts gallery and the new interactive oral then watch american history tv's new series featuring notable remarks by presidential nominees from the past several decades. is week the 1960's speechachuse. at 9:30 the book, "we never t 'w our nati ladies influenced the country. watch american history tv c-span2, or watch anytime at c-span.org/h istory. >>■t c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded■>■■sy these television companies and more, i

senator tammy duckworth is one of several lawmakers pushing for the vote today. ivf helped her grow her own family. my battle with infertility was one of the most heartbreaking struggles of my life. my miscarriage more painful than any wound i earned in iraq. so excuse me if i took it personally when the same republicans relying on nra blood money to get elected suggested that women like me are committing acts akin to murder. in a statement, the biden administration expressed support for senator duckworth's proposal . many republican senators say that they do support ivf and proposed their own legislation that would have cut funding to any state that restricts it. but the gop is expected to block this vote today. there are many in the republican party accusing democrats of fearmongering and sowing confusion on this issue. ginger definitely something to still keep an eye out for. thank you alice. it is 608 on your thursday morning friday eve, baby friday. whatever you want to call it. we are tracking your thursday forecast as we take a live look outside overlookin

i have a statement that i will enter into the records if senator duckworth was able to be with us today. i think we just need a closing statement. let's see here. administrator, we much appreciate you being here today and there is a lot to implement and do with aviation safety, but we are confident that you will continue to lead a major transformation. thank you for today. i want to say that the record will be open for four weeks until july 11th and any senators wishing to submit the questions for the record should do so before january 27th and we ask that the responses be to the committee by july 11th. with that, that concludes our hearing today. thank you. >> thank you. >>> the outgoing ceo of boeing dave calhoun will be on capitol hill on tuesday next week testifying for a senate investigation subcommittee. senator richard blumenthal says that ceos testimony would be a necessary step in addressing boeing's failures and regaining public trust. >>> this year, 45 years of covering congress like no other. since 1979, we have been your primary source for capitol hill providing balanced un

senator tammy duckworth is one of several lawmakers pushing for the vote today. ivf helped her grow her own family. >> i struggled for ten years post my deployment to iraq. trying to start a family. and it was only through the miracle of ivf that i have my two little girls. >> if you poll republicans, if you poll democrats and independents, all of them know that this is obvious and is not something that should be controversial. >> reporter: many republican senators say they do support ivf and proposed their own bill that would have cut funding to any state that restricted it, but t their party is expected to block this bill today. every gop senator signed a statement saying ivf is legal in every state, and they accuse democrats of fear mongering and causing confusion. frances? >> alice, thank you. >>> the house has voted to hold attorney general merrick garland in contempt of congress. all but one republican voting to hold garland in contempt for defying a subpoena to turn over audio of president biden speaking with special with spe coucounsel robert hur. the whi

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one of the senators leading this fight is senator tammy duckworth. she used in-vitro fertilization to have her two children. the right to ivf act would make the procedure more affordable and ban states from imposing restrictions. republicans are expected to block the legislation, saying it is unnecessary and politically motivated. this vote comes one day after the southern baptist convention came out against ivf at its annual meeting. this is the largest and most politically-powerful protestant denomination in the united states. >>> the aclu has filed its first major legal challenge to president biden's recent executive action on the border. and we have new reporting that migrants crossing illegally are still being released into the u.s., despite the drastic restrictions mr. biden promised. here's julia ainsley. >> reporter: new evidence migrants who cross the border illegally are still being released into the u.s. by border agents, one week after president biden signed an executive action suspending their entry. >> they choose to come without permis

so we'll see what happens next week when this comes to the floor for a vote. >> senator tammy duckworth, we appreciate you spending some time with us tonight. thanks. >> thanks for having me on thank you for watching newsnight. >> laura coates live starts after this the increase in wildfires is exponential uncontrollable with overwhelming cards towards the need to do something is urgent with earth. would we have schreiber? no, i don't want to see an ad that's rob, it scientifically formulated to help you take charge of your home central gives everybody a healthy foundations supporting your you, did it plus tries centrum silver. >> now clinically proven to support memory in older adults. >> ms bathrooms. so musty new fast acting drop-in tab a traps and traps excess moisture, eliminating musty to look at juvenile vision works, see the difference. >> mom jeans she passed them down to you but who pass them to her ancestry dna can show you the people in places they came from your genes are one of a kind find out why with ancestry dna. >> so long, pause, light again, flex plus super thin, fle

senator tammy duckworth had two kirn w children with the help of ivf. >> every woman deserves to be called mama without being called a criminal. >> reporter: just two republicans voting in favor of the the bill. alabama caused an uproar, causing ivf clinics to temporarily shut downou out of fear of lawsuits. many say they support ivf but saying that a bill to protect it is overkill. >> there is no state in the united states of america that prohibits a woman from growing her family through ivf. >> reporter: the court is still not done, with one more opinion having to do with a conflict potentially between federal law that requires life-saving abortion and a law in idaho with is a near total ban on the procedure. >>> out west, scorching temperatures and strong winds are fueling a destructive wildfire north of phoenix. it's devoured more than 166 acres and is still 0% contained. at least six homes have been destroyed and many residents were forced to evacuate. the blaze was sparked wednesday outside of the town of wickenburg, arizona. the fire, officials say, was human caused and is under inv

senator tammy duckworth had two children with the help of ivf. >> my miscarriage more painful than any wound i ever earned on the battlefield. every woman deserves to be called mama without being called a criminal. >> reporter: just two republicans voting in favor of a bill that would prohibit states from imposing restrictions on ivf after alabama's highest court caused a nationwide uproar, concluding frozen embryos had the same rights as children, causing ivf clinics to temporarily shut down out of fear of lawsuits. many in the gop saying they support ivf, but today saying a bill to protect it is overkill. >> there is no state in the united states of america that prohibits a woman from growing her family through ivf. >> and aura, we're still waiting for another ruling from the court on reproductive rights? >> yes, lester. there is a major decision still left to come here on whether hospitals have to provide emergency care, even if it means performing an abortion in states with near total bans. a decision on that expected by the end of this month. lester. >> correct. laura jarrett, tha

senator tammy duckworth accuses republicans of trying to roll back reproductive health care across theountry. but republican senator john cornyn calls the bill absurd and it's a waste of time here. birth control access is not in jeopardy from republicans or anyone else. contraception is available in every state in america and there's no legitimate effort to change that. that senator tim kaine disagrees pointing to the supreme court's decision to overturn abortion rights for those who are saying, oh, this is a non-issue. go back and read the dobbs decision. reid, the invitation that was made by the court to go after contraception, though, senator john thune claims this bill is all for political show. these boats have nothing to do with legislating and everything to do. with boosting democrats electoral chances. democrats are also pushing a separate bill to ensure access to in vitro fertilization. they're hoping to bring that up for a vote in the coming weeks. >> in washington, i'm hannah brandt. >> all right, hannah. well, the news basically never stops here. kron 4. no, it doesn't. so

the operation duckworth southern clamp, the lives of large number of people that live around 300 others to enter the latest on. most of the shopping incident that took place was the target of 3 schools that was sent out by the population of the intent. noticed that lucky and 2nd shop people, although they have been seen the car and then so dense. and they think that this is an application of device and policy that is followed by the professional process, which is to target people in the shelters by the people into open harriers and even target people who are staying in the areas that were described as safe areas. by d, a by d, is it, it was though it is, and by doing so, i'm not sure. so the overall situation is extreme defense. the number of people working on hunter is increasing this financially. so i thought locks always put them in because i sometimes area has the movement of the people, the college of people. but that has been taking place. they make it some things happening, targeting for the sake of providing the care for all those people who are coming to need of the care. so th

former wimbledon finalist matteo berrettini is also through after a straight sets victory overjames duckworth to the last four at the nottingham 0pen — the defending champion came through in straight sets win against poland's magdelena frech. she'll play either francesca jones or emma raducanu in the semis. jones tookjust two minutes to beat america's ashlyn krueger after their rain—delayed match resumed. whoever wins the quarterfinal tomorrow morning will then have to play the semi against boulter on the same day. and at the t20 world cup, today's crucial clash between the usa and ireland was rained—off in florida. that means the co—hosts have made it through to the super 8s at the expense of both ireland... and remarkably pakistan. it is a huge achievement for a side ranked 18th in the world, playing in their first world cup and who only played their first t20 international in 2019. the super 8s start on tuesday with west indies taking on afghanistan. in rugby's super league, leaders wigan survived a scare away to struggling castleford. a liam marshall brace saw the warriors come back from

. >> reporter: democratic senator tammy duckworth, who conceived her own two daughters have with ivf,ericans fertility benefits and lower the costs. >> why would we preventative americans from being able to fulfill that dream of holding their own baby in their arms? >> reporter: currently 22 states plus washington, d.c. have passed fertility insurance laws. 15 of those state laws include ivf coverage requirements, and 18 cover fertility preservation, which include saving a person's eggs or sperm from infertility caused from chemotherapy, radiation or other medical treatment. >> that doesn't mean that everyone in that state will have coverage. sometimes it's partial. sometimes it's none. there's still this large gap that exists. >> reporter: dr. asama ahmad is the co-founder of carrot fertility, a company trying to close that gap by helping more than 1,000 employers globally provide fertility benefits including coverage for ivf, fertility preservation, post-part sxum menopause care. across the country 45% of large companies offered ivf coverage last year up from just 27% in 2020. >> is

you, tammy duckworth and patty murray announced four new bills related to ivf. the g.o.p.ion to pass or do you block the filibuster? >> senator booker: i am tired, time and time again, in a season of an election or donald trump is dictating what's going to happen the united states senate or house of representatives. >> stephen: is he dictating this? >> senator booker: i'm going to do everything i can to protect fundamental rights of been hard-earned by generations of americans in both parties. this legislation needs to pass because of what we have seen that donald trump is capable of. people hear this, ivf. number one, family should have access to in vitro fertilization. number two, i think many families know how utterly expensive it is. shouldn't be the purview of just the wealthy. employer-based health insurance plans should cover this. [cheers and applause] another one of the bills which people should know what we are trying to do is if you're a person serving the united states military and you're going to go overseas in conflict zones where you're going to be exposed t

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. >> madam president by imploring senators markey hirono duckworth and all of my colleagues today toe right to contraception act.■h this month marks the second anniversary of the supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade which up-ended woman's right to choose and pave the way form former president trump and antichoice politicians to further erode women's rights in this country. we knew these antichoice republicans wouldn't stop attacking reproductive rights after [roll call] fell. we knew they would keep trying to diminish their freedom to makeecisions about our own bodies including the righto to obtain and use birth control. you don't have to take my word for it. look what's happening in states across the country as you heard my colleagues. even though the right to birth control has strong bipartisan support antichoice lawmakers are passing bills left and right to chip away at access to contraception. and listen to the leader of the republican just two weeks ago former president trump said he h was on to restricting women's right to contraception if he wins another term. for th

senator tammy duckworth accuses republicans of trying to roll back reproductive health care across therepublican senator john cornyn calls the bill absurd and it's a waste of time here. birth control access is not in jeopardy from republicans or anyone else. contraception is available in every state in america and there's no legitimate effort to change that. that senator tim kaine disagrees pointing to the supreme court's decision to overturn abortion rights for those who are saying, oh, this is a non-issue. go back and read the dobbs decision. reid, the invitation that was made by the court to go after contraception, though, senator john thune claimed this bill is all for political show. these votes have nothing to do with legislating and everything to do. with boosting democrats electoral chances. democrats are also pushing a separate bill to ensure access to in vitro fertilization. they're hoping to bring that up for a vote in the coming weeks. >> in washington, i'm hannah brandt. >> coming up, educating youth about fence and all the newly passed bill lawmakers say passed bill lawma

senator tammy duckworth accuses republicans of trying to roll back reproductive health care across the but republican senator john cornyn calls the bill absurd and it's a waste of time here gives birth control access is not in jeopardy from republicans or anyone else. contraception is available in every state in america and there's no legitimate effort to change that. that senator tim kaine disagrees pointing to the supreme court's decision to overturn abortion rights for those who are saying, oh, this is a non-issue. go back and read the dobbs decision. reid, the invitation that was made by the court to go after contraception, though, senator john thune claimed this bill is all for political show. these votes have nothing to do with legislating and everything to do. with boosting democrats electoral chances. democrats are also pushing a separate bill to ensure access to in vitro fertilization. they're hoping to bring that up for a vote in the coming weeks. >> in washington, i'm hannah brandt. it was an intimate day of testimony in the federal firearms trial against president joe biden

senator duckworth said it could lead to complications in medicaid.er hearing happening on capitol hill. this is one about women's health. what's there? >> reporter: this is a hearing in the judiciary subcommittee, democrats putting a spotlight on interstate travel, what it takes for women to go out of states that have imposed restrictions to travel, the cost of that care. they're hearing from doctors, data scientists, also from other lawmakers who testified before the panel, one from nevada, the other from new york, to try to put a spotlight on what these women have to face when they go across state lines to obtain abortion care. the hearing just concluded, katy, but it's part of the democrats' effort to shine a spotlight on the real consequences of overturning of roe v. wade a couple years ago. they're doing this through hearings and through legislation. they're trying to push on the floor, like the democratic version of the ivf bill, a comprehensive package they're looking to pass tomorrow. that's not expected to get the 60-vote threshold. republic

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senator tammy duckworth is one of several lawmakers pushing for the vote today. ivf helped her grow her own family. my battle with infertility was one of the most heartbreaking struggles of my life, my miscarriage more painful than any wound i earned in iraq. so excuse me if i took it personally when the same republicans relying on nra blood money to get elected suggested that women like me are committing acts akin to murder. many republican senators say they also support ivf. they proposed their own bill that would have cut funding to any state that restricted it. but their party is expected to block this bill today. republicans have been accusing democrats of fearmongering and sowing confusion on this issue. laura we'll take it to heart. thank you very much. alice barr from washington on now to decision 2024, in san francisco. so the leading mayoral candidates squared off for the first time ahead of the november election, five contenders took the stage for last night's debate, including incumbent mayor london breed, former interim mayor mark farrell, supervisor

senator duckworth's bill on ivf has poison pills republicans could tolerate. the first poison pill is it denies freedom of religion as senator cruz talked about. freedom of religion. the bill we'll be voting on tomorrow as far as i'm concerned is unconstitutional. that as a physician, a christian physician, a god-fearing christian, there are certain things that i will not participate in but believe that in vitro fertilization is a gift from god, that god has given to do good with. and i want to make sure that we apply that. but there will be certain hospitals and physicians that don't want to participate in ivf. but the democrats' bill tomorrow forces that physician and that hospital to participate against their conscience. i think that's a violation of religious freedom. the second poison pill in that legislation, the bill's definitions are too broad. they create an unlimited, right to all reproductive technologies. and you'd have to assume that that includes cloning and gene editing. are we ready to go out there and force hospitals and doctors to participate

republican resistance to those measures ahead of the november election, democratic senator tammy duckworthe to conceive her two children, has championed the bill and she had this message for her republican colleagues yesterday ahead of the vote i really hope republicans proved me wrong this week by passing this bill i hope that when we get to the floor tomorrow, they were surprises that they will show they actually give a about women in this country that they will at long last turn their empty words into action and actually help is protect access to ivf pedal is back mike deb kim going to go to you on this just because this is something there are republicans in the senate actually do recognize that this issue is a massive problem for them politically ugly. what we saw in alabama, ted cruz and katie britt, two republicans have teamed up for a republican version of this bill. the problem of course, is that it still leaves space for states to write laws that ultimately would cause the kinds of problems that we saw in alabama where fertility clinics feel like they couldn't operate for fear of

jeremy duckworth live in jerusalem tonight. >> thank you so much. >> a birthday party turns into a tragedy after one person was killed and dozens of others injured in an apparent drive-by shooting. >> we know about the case, one of several mass shooting that took place across the country this weekend first lady, the american theater because i'm afraid of the trunk like this is your light clay is my life. a great lillian streaming exclusively on macs missing out on the things you love because of asthma get back to better breathing with cassandra, an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every eight weeks is not presented breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions, allergic reactions may occur, don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor, tell your doctor if you asthma worsens headache, and sore throat, me tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection step back out there with the sandra ask your doctor if it's right for you recipes recipes that are more than their ingredients recipe is written by hand king now be analyzed and restore

and we had a perfectly good bill that made it very clear, led by center murray and duckworth and others that may it very clear that this would be the law of the land, the right to ivf that we made sure our veterans had access to the health care and we made sure that people could afford it through their insurance. that's what that vote was about today. but what about republicans only susan collins and lisa murkowski voted with us. >> yeah. and they said the restaurant again, share every single one of them. they thought women have access to abortion drug, which is widely popular. i'd say than viagra. i should note but we talking about the access, to contraception bill that they also blocked earlier this week. >> but when we had senator ted cruz on the program few weeks ago, specifically on the ivf issue. >> here senator katie britt from my home state of alabama had proposed a bill to protect ivf that was blocked by senate democrats. i think regular people sitting at home, will look at what happened today and what happened last week or earlier this week and say, well, if they both agree th

next on stage pioneering psychologist, bestselling author angela duckworth seth. so there's a theory, a theory of what makes the human special. and it goes like this people are the creatures on earth that use words, language. the theory goes, language is the big breakthrough because it is words that enable share ideas. there is no other that, not even our our closest. the chimpanzees chimps are very smart, actually they solve puzzles and they use tools. chimps can experience compassion and jealousy, see and joy and even grief. a chimp can watch another get a stick and, poke it into a termite hill and fish out a bunch of tasty grubs and then walk over, use the same trick very. smart. but what chimpanzees cannot do is stories. now, when a person strings together a few words and makes a sentence, they've magically created a mental movie that watch. here's an example. here's a sentence that many of us have read before where. where is poppa going with that ax fern? asks herte and the first line of charlotte's web. and when you hear that sentence without any effort at a

joining my democratic colleagues led by my partner, senator markey, and by senator hirono, and senator duckworth in voting for the right to conception act. birth control is safe, effective and an important part of reproductive health care. it is time that we fight back against the republican war against reproductive freedom. it's time we codify the right to contraception into law. i am furious that millions of women have lost fundamental rights. i am furious that their freedom to make their own decisions has been taken away by a small number of extremists. i am alarmed by what the extremist supreme court and congressional republicans are prepared to do to unravel a future of protection for women under a republican presidency. this is that right to make decisions about our own bodies and our own futures. it's all on the line and we need these protections written into law. that's what tomorrow's vote is about. i don't want to hear from republicans who say they support contraception, but can't make it the law of the land. if they really support contraception then they will vote yes on the bill that

duckworth. mr. durbin. ms. ernst.erman. mrs. fischer. mrs. gillibrand. mr. graham. mr. grassley.ms. hassan. mr. hawley. mr. hickenlooper. ms. hirono. mr. hoeven. mrs. hyde-smith.hnson. mr. kaine. mr mr. kennedy. mr. king. ms. mr. lankford. mr. lee. mr. lujan. mr. manchin. mr. markey. mr. marshall. mr. mcconnell. mr. menendez. mr. merkley. mr. moran. mr. mullin. ms. murkowski. mr. murphy. mrs. murray. mr. ossoff. mr. padilla. mr. paul. mr. peters. mr. reed mr. risch. mr. romney. ms. rosen.o. mr. sanders. mr. schatz. mr. schmitt.mr. schumer.krida. ms. sinema. ms. ms. stabenow.ee mr. sullivan. mr. tester. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. vance. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. mr. young. the clerk: senators voting in the affirmative -- barasso, blumenthal buddcapito cornyn cortez masto, cotton crapo, duckworth, gillibrand hawleyhnkaine, klobuchar, manchin,ley, mullin murkowski, murray peters risch, rubio, schatz schmitt, schumer, scottle floor -- scott of florida, ith, stabenow tillis whitehouse wicker. mr. pa

to the senate: paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hey duckworth, a senator from the state of illinois, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership -' mr. schumer: madam president. majority leader. mrhu. s a bill at the desk due for a second reading. the presiding officer: the clerk will read the title of the bill for the second time. the clerk: s. 4541, a bill to amend the irsnternal rev with respect to qualified programs permanent. to place the bill on the calendar under er proceeding. the presiding officer: objection having been heard, the bill the calendar. mr. schumer: madam president, i understand there is a bill at the desk and i ask for its first reading. the presiding officer: the clerk the title of the bill for the first time. g=4554, a bill to express support for p to reproductive health care after v. jackson decision. mr. schumer: i ask for a second reading, under the provisions under rule 14, i object to my own requespresiding officer: objection having bee

of rule 1 paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable tammy duckworth, a senator from the state of illinois, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patty murray president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous orderer you can the leadership time is reserved. mr. schumer: madam president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: i move to proceed 400, s. 4381. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: motion to proceed to calendar number 400 s. 4381 a bill to protect individual's ability to access contraceptives and so forth. mr. schumer: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the motion to proceed toalendar number 400 s. 4381 a bill to protect an individual's ability to access contraceptives and so forth, signed by 17 senators as follows -- mr. schumer: waive waive. d. shall. mr. schumer: i ask