joining us now, missouri senator, eric schmitt. it's great to o see you. you're a n newcomer compared to mitch mcconnell. nobody has been a leader thatbo long. i've gotdylead to start by sayig something positive. there's a lot ofan people saying negative things but without himo as bad as our whole legal system seems to be now with lawfare and all of the other of problems, in could be a lot worse, were it not for his work getting pretty good judicial appointments in, a right? >> i yeah.ppoint look at some of the big wins in the supreme court, thoseof are monumental and generational and certainly appreciate his service. i'm one of the younger members,w newe mr member, i'm the senator sitting in the back row as he referringed, hoping people know my name, recognize me walking around. now that he's made that aannouncement. i'm sure a lot of y attention wl turn to who will follow him. i was recently elected. i wantas r to see someone who is reform minded, conservative leader, someone who will lead us to greater prosperity, lead the party in the senate. it's an i

we'll be asking senators eric schmitt and ted cruz straight ahead. meanwhile president biden delivering remarks from the white house on his actions to fight crime and make communities safer across the u.s. but guess what he failed to mention? the horrendous uptick in crime by illegal migrants. our very own chad pergram and edward lawrence standing by with details on these stories. first up, fox news senior congressional correspondent chad pergram live on capitol hill on mitch mcconnell stepping down as leader. interesting day, chad. >> reporter: absolutely. mitch mcconnell is the longest serving senate leader from either party both in the majority and minority. he became leader in 2007. mcconnell suffered from health problems last year. mcconnell quoted from the book of ecclesiastes on the floor. >> time for me to think about another season but father time remains undefeated. i'm no longer the young man sitting in the back hoping colleagues would remember my name. >> reporter: mcconnell does not have as much control of senate republicans as he once d

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as eric schmitt warns, must innovate faster than before and by fail to go do so it's eroding abilityo deter and necessary to fight and win the next war and i would add to that, the -- the ability to prevent the risk of -- the ability to reduce the risk of nuclear war. so let me end on that note and please join me in thanking our panelists, thank you. >> yes, thanks again. >> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and today we continue to take you to congress and other public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span, powered by cable. >> sunday on c-span's q&a don scott virginia's newly elected democratic speaker of the house of delegates and the state's first black speaker in 405 years talk about his life including spending almost 8 years in prison. >> i had never been in trouble before. i served my country and i was hoping that i would get a little more grace and maybe getting the judge having latitude, he probably could have gave me more time than he did but i remember hearin

george soros adding over 650,000 and jj adams and eric schmitt.hmid not the republican from missouri. both contributing $500,000 each. joe concha is a fox news contributor. he joins me now. it's great to see democrats as the party of the working man? this ain't your daddy's donkeys your democratic party anymore. this with once the party that claimed it championed the working men and women in this country. this was the party you remember not too long ago that led the occupy wall street movement. now it's the party of billionaires. of the elites. here is a stat for you. the 10 richest congressional districts in the mates all have representatives in congress with a d. next to their name. if you live in a rich place, a good chance a democrat is going to be representing you. overall the democratic party, todd, now has more billionaire donors than the republican party by a country mile. and this perception is going to cost them in the states that matter like ohio, like michigan, like pennsylvania, like wisconsin, because those that don't have billions a

eric schmitt and florida congressman byron donalds. senator schmitd, let's start with you. what we are learning tonight, and this is from senator chris murphy, who is one of the architects of this border bill, is that, indeed, this was primarily written, according to him, by mitch mcconnell. this is nbc news saying that chris murphy was shocked that mcconnell was not able to get more republicans to coalesce around the bill. he didn't just bless the deal. he wrote the deal, murphy said, the lead democrat in the negotiations and saying it's really worrying that a deal that whereas written and endorsed by the minority leader gets four votes from his caucus. senator, is it time for a leadership change? >> well, this clearly showed that there is a changing dynamic in the senate, which is a positive thing. individual members weighed in. they read the bill. they couldn't jam us. they didn't just give us -- they just give us where toker three days to sift through it and saw it was a terrible bill. joe biden has every authority to close the border. he won't do it. the language chang

joining me now is missouri senator eric schmitt and former senior adviser to president trump stepheniller. senator, the american people haven't been included in to what is happening here. they have had the bulk of this bill, the key provisions. they have had this stuff finalized for weeks and weeks and weeks. but now they are going to release it on sunday, it looks like and rush the vote on wednesday? really? >> it's a total joke. and if you think about this, chuck schumer has announced we are going to be voting on this next week for a bill that no one has seen that's been negotiated with a president who could close the border right now but chooses not to and a secretary of homeland security that's about to being impeached. these car sales men is he talking to chevy chase. if you hate it now wait until you drive it. can i only imagine what we do know is very concerning. joe biden has all the tools they need right now. think about that. this is impolicemennatic the way chuck schumer does it. dulaimi last moment to sort of come down from like moses with the 10 commandments, no one can

. >> once the media was throttled into an of information the intelligence committee leaked to eric schmitt and david singer that the intelligence was about russian nukes. are you ready? the new intelligence was serious said the new york times. but these russian nuclear capabilities didn't exist. and they were still under development. and they hadn't been deployed. this information was classified and could not be declassified even though russia can read the new york times but it gets juicier. leaks to the times also revealed that russia is developing space-based to nukes that can blow up our satellites. but again, russians bake snoops have not been developed and aren't even in orbit. first they told us russians were using world war ii era tanks in ukraine and now they have built the death star and we are all going to die. the house intelligence committee said this new piece of intelligence was destabilizing and as this was breaking biden's national security advisor jake sullivan rushed into the briefing room and said do not not worry about this threat. but more importantly, congress must fu

joining us now missouri senator eric schmitt, senator, prior to joining the senate, you served as missouri'sttorney general and co-filed i know the biden student loan lawsuit that he referenced in his comments today. your response to him tonight? he found other ways around it, senator. >> yeah, that's right. i'm the guy, right? we filed that lawsuit. we won at the supreme court because it was illegal and by the way saved taxpayers a half a trillion dollars with his illegal scheme. but is he back at it. it's a slap in the face to working america, to middle class families. to the people that paid back their student loans, the payment who made different life decisions, or decided not to take out loans or work their way through college. i mean, it's totally ridiculous. and he is at it again. cynical ploy here to try to buy votes. laura, i think people are seeing right through this. those people he is trying to buy off also understand it's twice as expensive to buy a home now since he took office. it's more expensive to go to the grocery store every week. also for every one person like that, ther

stuart: joining me now, senator eric senator eric schmitt from missouri.you think it's been a year before biden visited the site? >> i think it's an election year ploy to try to appeal to voters that, quite frankly, joe biden and democrats have left behind. completely ignoring someplaces -- places like east palestine, i think the real story is it took him a year and now it's an election year, so that explains it. the truth is, the people of east palestine have been suffering, and there's towns like that allover the country -- all over the country. the green new deal is just one example, we're shipping jobs overseas, declaring war on domestic energy production here at home, spending money we don't have, raising the cost of everything and having open borders to the tune of 9 million illegal immigrants. so this administration if's been a total disaster for working people. i think that, you know, the guest that you had on right before said it very succinctly and accurately, the people of east palestine aren't buying this. neither are working families across th

missouri senator eric schmitt and utah's mike lee criticize their republican colleagues for voting. yes, i would. senate republicans, 17 of them play any role in sending a bill. to a majority republican house, one that is destined to fail with house speaker mike johnson may indeed blocked the that all along and the most conservative republicans and tend to back him up time for us to serve the american people. but president biden is not ready to give up on helping ukraine can't walk away. now the president and house democrats are calling on the speaker to bring the bill to a vote immediately. house democrats say they believe there is enough republican support in the house to push this bill forward. >> and are considering legislative maneuvers to try and force a vote. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> state senator alex padilla has issued a statement following the senate's decision to pass this foreign aid bill. it reads in part, i'm glad to see the senate finally came together to pass urgently needed aid for our allies and ukraine, israel and the indo-pacific. i u

five years in a row equities up 30% if you look at silicon valley people people like bill gates eric schmittr than internet a tug-of-war a lot of i think one of the greatest i've seen since 90s. maria: are you working on ai in terms of regulatory front no question energy consumers committee communications technology subcommittee one of the things concentrating on ai buzz in capital not only our committee but every committee every committee is different ai impacts different sectors different ways, so, that is why you know, you say let's give it homeland we can't do that we've got to make sure that every sector s is -- maria if i can bring up one point. i had opportunity yesterday to have lunch with a group of first responders let me tell you this economy is crushing them they would all concerned about rented concerned about mortgage concerned about food concerned about gas, these are heroes, yet this economy is crushing them right now. you know, the price of signature meal chick-fil-a up 21% when you mess with price of chicken in south georgia -- >> great point, one other issue to watch is po

complicated families from being able use we people have an opportunity and missouri republican senator eric schmitt says it ought to be up to the because this should be in those sort of the the political discussion about what voters want to see in washington. raquel martin. >> for your health and you are accused of snoring, you might want to consider cutting back on how much each you ate because there's a new study australia. it found people who mostly eat plant-based diets, things like whole grains and fruits. they are less likely to suffer from sleep apnea. that study involved more than 14,000 people. researchers say the people who little or no meat were 19% less likely to snore, even more so than men. more studies are needed. but researchers believe that plant-based foods reduced inflammation and obesity and that because a snort. the fda is warning people against relying on smart watches to monitor blood glucose levels. it says that smart watches or electronic rings, which do that have not been approved by the fda and they say the readings could be inaccurate. could them possibly be life threate

speculation, the intelligence community leaked to their favorite committ "new york times" reporters eric schmitt and david sangeto r, ntelli that the intelligence was about russian nukeges. new in already the new intelligence was serious, said thtee "new york times". but these russian nuclear capabilities didn't exis t tht, unde and they were still under development and they hadn'rtyed. been deployed. this information was classified and could not be declassified. >> even though russia caben read the "new york times". >> but it gets juicier. linktss to the times also reveal that russia is developing space based nukes that could blow up our satellitesn. ans bae >> but again, russian space nukes haven't been developed and aren't even in orbit. >> first, they told us russians were usingfirs world war ii air attacks in ukraine and now they've built the death starav and we're all going to die. >> the house intelligence intesaid this new piece of intelligence was destabilizintabilizig. >> and as this was breaking,brei biden's national security advisongr, jake sullivan, rushev into the briefing room and

there was a fascinating tweet from first-term republican senator or eric schmitt of missouri after the senate votes this week in which she noted that virtually every republican senator elected after 2018 voted no on ukraine aid. that is a mark of trump's influence and it is something that is going to voters, who in the republican coalition, who have held these reagan, i've views certainly are going to be strained about as this election goes forward >> yeah. i mean, just in the past week, ron, i mean, >> we do have to put her arms around this if we can't trump inviting russia to invade you know, allies just days later, alexey navalny, the chief opposition leader in russia, is dead. the us intelligence community warning of a possible russian nuclear space weapon and just in the last 24 hours a ukrainian, a very key ukrainian city falls into russian hands as the ukrainians are running out of ammunition and still the house gifts town and does not deal with this issue of ukrainian aid. >> well, look, you know, we were in a position already last september or a majority of the house republica

. >> republican senator saying what he did vote for the foreign aid, republican senator eric schmitt of missouri who was 48 shared his frustrations and the passage of foreign aid package in the senate, posting on x, quote, nearly every republican senator under the age of 55 voted no on this america last bill. he added, things are changing, just not fast enough. then, republican senator kevin kramer of north dakota, who is 63, fired back, writing youthful night of a is bliss. but wisdom of h may save the west. reagan maybe debt, but his doctrine save the world drink less dangerous times. when you think, richard? >> it makes the case that you ought to start making history mandatory in our schools. the idea that someone could say these things, to be so -- not blissfully ignorant, it's recklessly ignorant about the lessons of history, the somehow are immune from consequences. at the united states, essentially, pulls out from the world, they don't think consequences will happen out there? sooner or later, the lessons of history about things happening out there, they will come here. we are