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senator gillibrand? sen. gillibrand: thank you. i want to recognize my colleague or her interest in this bill and having now we are about producing a real paid leave plan. here's the truth, at some point every person here, every person you know is going to have a situation where you have to take some time off from your work to meet and care for a family member. medical emergency. maybe a spouse is diagnosed with ancer or you to take care of aging parent or someone diagnosed with alzheimer's. or maybe you are starting a new baby, or just had a new like your constituent, jessica. whatever the case, no american should have to choose between their family and a paycheck. but if you don't have paid leave, that's exactly the choice you have to make and it's especially true if you are low-wage job. that's unfortunately what millions of americans have to deal with every time there is a family emergency. right now 85% of workers don't have access to paid family medical leave and the lower income workers are less likely to have it. the only i

some like senator gillibrand used to be a blue dog democrat, and senator cory booker who has ties to bain capital and previously defended them, then you have kamala harris who was -- i think he she has some ties to corporate issues in california, her background in makes some oft them was problematic for some other progressives out there. you have a group that is largely taking the same position. so i think a great example of this is the refusal to take corporate money. elizabeth warren was first out there with that. she declared early that she was not going to take donations from corporations. had kirstenow, you gillibrand many moons later come out with a very random facebook video where she said, i am not taking corporate contributions. so, cory booker not to be undone, he must've been breathless, his people must've been running to get a video camera together. he gets other a couple hours later and says, i want either! and kamala harris's on stage, this is a live stream on america rising that we were watching at a pretty sleepy hour for the rest of the country, we were watching this

senator gillibrand? sen. gillibrand: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, ranking member brown, for hold inging this hearing. i want to recognize my colleague senator ernst for her leadership and interest in this bill and this debate that we're having about how to produce a real paid leave plan. here's the truth. at some point, every person here is going to have a situation where you have to take some time off from work to take care for a family member. it might be a medical emergency, maybe your spouse is diagnose d with cancer or maybe you suddenly need to take care of an aging parent or someone is diagnosed with alzheimer's. maybe you're starting a new family or just had a baby like your constituent jessica. whatever the case is, no working american should ever have to choose between their family members and a paycheck. but if you don't have paid leave, that's exactly the choice that you have to make. this is especially true if you are working in a low wage job. that's unfortunately what millions of americans have to deal with every time there

her senator, gillibrand, doesn't like ice either. ice is enforcing the laws in the books. they're not making this up. if she doesn't like what they do, talk to congress. >> is this what the president refers to as fake news as she's trying to say that ice officers are actually doing something illegal? >> i think that statement she's going further left than senator gillibrand and cuomo or casio-cortez. ice arrested or removed 5,000 criminal aliens off the streets of new york last year. she needs to be thanking ice. >> what happened to those people? they were arrested and removed? >> yes. >> they went back to their home >> yes. >> all right. i would think the governor and the senator would send a thank you to ice rather than threatening us. >> what about the communities where the people don't get deported? criminals on the streets. we're not including fact that they're here illegally. they're here illegally and commit a crime and then you guys say, okay, you know, time for you to leave and you have many communities that will say no, no, no. you're not allowed to do that. what

two democrats, kirsten gillibrand and jennifer wexton joins us. kristi noem joins us with the republican perspective, first female governor? it's all coming up on "face the nation." good morning and welcome to "face the nation." the president's efforts to silence his c notdiemrom tore speech. fr ciaec for, former director of national security and mike hayden all appeared this morning in their roles at network contributors. we spoke earlier with former cia director leon panetta asked him why he opposed the president's actions? >> security clearances are critical to our national security. and decisions regarding security clearances ought to be based on national security issues. our concern now is that security clearances are going to be used as a political tool to go after people that the president doesn't agree with or issues that the president may not agree with. and we think that undermines the importance of security clearances particularly when it comes to national security. >> brennan: the white house has said that there are at least nine other

senator gillibrand: >> hey, everybody.e all know that our president was implicated in a federal crime yesterday. it is a good reminder for all of us that nobody in this country , including the president is , above the law. it is one of the most basic principles of our democracy. and it reminds us about why judge kavanaugh is such a horrible nominee for the supreme court. he believes the president is above the law. he believes he cannot be investigated for any crime while president of the united states. so he is a dangerous nominee for many, many reasons. but i want to talk about why we are here. one of the most horrible reasons why he is a bad choice is because he does not believe in women's rights. he does not believe in our rights to reproductive freedom. he does not believe in our right to be able to make fundamental decisions about our bodies. he does not believe we should have the decision-making authority. he wants politicians in washington to make decisions. he wants your boss to make decisions about whether you sho

kirstin gillibrand did an interview where she clapped back at george zoros who came out and said if he's so concerned i'm para phrasing about women and how they are being treated, that's his problem, not mine. she's standing by calling for resignation of franken. as you know she was one of the first senators to do so. shefls the first female senator, others followed within a matter of minutes. now with al franken suggesting that perhaps he would want to get back into the political realm, it seems there's a real clash here between supporters of gillibrand and those who still back al franken. do you think franken should run? >> as far as i'm concerned, the most important question in any one of these should run or shouldn't run questions is what do the voters think? i think if he does run, this will be a question where his behavior and his past is fully vetted and they put it up to the citizens of minnesota. to a very large extent, i think we should be asking the american people what they think instead of what a small number of people inside the party think. to me the question that the demo

on c-span, senators joni ernst and kiersten gillibrand at the senate finance committee hearing on paid family leave. >> we have been exploring how new parents can receive a benefit through social security. in return for receiving benefits, participants would defer collection of social security benefits upon retirement. we are still working through complexity but i am hopeful we can craft a policy that will benefit most families and those who need it most. >> the family act, the way we have written it, is affordable. it is the cost of a couple coffee a week. two dollars a week on average for all employees. that is not a great deal of money to know that if your mother is dying, you can be by your side or if you have a new infant or special needs child, that you can be there when you're needed. >> friday at 8 p.m., the white house correspondent, talks about covering the trump white house. >> the relation between this white house and the press, you can watch one of these press briefings whether sean spicer or sarah sanders on television, they are combative. fuedal, and they are transitioni

senator gillibrand is on her way as we speak. keep the energy up. i am happy to introduce a friend of mine in the movement. the executive director for the asia-pacific america labor alliance. [applause] >> thank you. i am the executive director of the asian pacific american labor alliance. we are the first and only national organization dedicated to building power for working-class folks of asian and pacific island dissent. so today, we are standing here on the steps of the supreme court, where just a few months ago, the supreme court ruled against working people in the janus case. validated voter suppression tactics, and even even upheld the cruel muslim ban. this is not the america we are fighting for. this is not the america we want to live in. we are now at a pivotal moment in history. because we cannot let trump reshape the highest level of country with a pick like brett kavanaugh. an extreme judge whose record is alarming not only for workers, but for women, immigrants and so much more. working women, like all of us here today. kavanaugh becau

first up, anti-trump critic and it democratic senator kirsten gillibrand launched a new attack on theresident as an intern approached. >> i think what happens in november is going to decide what our country looks like. i think this election is a referendum on president trump plus the fact that he doesn't represent most americans in his values don't end up lining up with most americans are being heard in this election sets the stage for everything in the future. >> nice take t's. meanwhile fresh off of his, america isn't that great commen comment, andrew cuomo ramps up the war of words over the weekend. >> the debate we are having about this president is really about the type of country we want to be. this is about our values and our beliefs, this is about our character. he came with a very specific vision and after a year and a half of taking his actions, you now see the outline of the america that he wants to bring to us. and it is a frightening portrait. >> for a minute i almost forgot about his comment, and america not being that great. sorry, that will never be forgotten. are we e

democratic senators richard blumenthal and christian gillibrand were among the speakers at a rally organized in opposition to supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh.

people like senator gillibrand and governor cuomo, go walk that wall.ing to recognize all of them, doing so on recommendation of former director thomas homan who has been saying all along i.c.e. should be celebrated, not politicized. they're doing more good than any of embarassments come to the attention or separation of kids and parents issue. be that as it may, administration will make i.c.e. front and center at white house. it will continue to, continue to do its job and reading political tea leaves that most americans feel same way. democrats got called in a box here trying to call for its shutdown. get the read from texas attorney general ken paxton who has a good read on all these developments. always good to have you. ken, a lot of people are looking at this saying you can't gloss over the problems with i.c.e. you say what? >> i wouldn't disagree with that. we have to deal with problems no matter whether with law enforcement and doj or my office. you always deal with issues. these people are heroes. i don't know if any of these politicians have b

it's better for democrats to have al franken not even talking about coming back, but kristen gillibrandgoing to use it to her advantage. distancing herself from him is not exactly the worst thing. >> and i'm not surprised frarnkn is doing this. he was fairly defiant in his farewell speech in the senator and hadn't ever really apologized or admitted any wrongdoing at all. >> you got the sense he was leaving because of the pressure, not because he had come to his own conclusion that he needed to leave. but if you're a democrat, you don't want al franken on tv giving interviews at all right now. he seemed to realize what he was saying and sort of saying like, this is going to be a story if i say it. then he goes ahead and says it. i think he hasn't given up the dream, but i agree with rachel. no way. >> seems like a no go. >>> next is a big upset brewing in texas. a new poll shows in striking distance of ted cruz. >>> a new poll in texas is giving democrats at least a little bit of hope that they can pull off an upset in this year's senate race in texas. democrat beto o'rourke is losing to

corey booker and gillibrand met with workers right groups about targeting private equity firms such as bain capital, that would force the firms like bain to fund severance packages. to employees laid off as a result of private equity investment. do you find that's a good idea? >> it might be. i want to look at that legislation. you know, circumstances are different. not every deal works and not every company succeeds. that happens in markets and that's not always because of private equity. i think -- i don't know senator gillibrand but do know senator booker and know he's smart enough to understand that. i'm having a terrific time in this fund that we launched. it's a fund that invests in companies in order to drive social and environmental impact and it's part of this impact investing industry or trend. one of my partners describes impact investing as the laboratory where capitalists work to reform capitalism. i think we're doing a lot of good. and we're trying to demonstrate you don't have to trade return for impact. i think we're off to a terrific start. >> i know when mitt romney w

itself calling for it to be disbanded and this is what senator kristen gillibrand told cnn just last i believe that it has become a deportation force, and i think you should separate the criminal justice from the immigration issues, and i think you should reimagine i.c.e. under a new agency with a very different mission. we believe that we should protect those that need our help and that is not what i.c.e. is doing today and that's why i believe you should get rid of it. start over. reimagine it and build something that actually works. >> i mean, that's harsh criticism of your former organization. do you see where she's coming from, though? >> she says two different things and one was the idea of separating the criminal investigative mission of i.c.e. from the immigration enforcement. i do think there is merit to that simply because the politics around the immigration enforcement especially how this administration is using i.c.e. make it very hard for the criminal investigators to do their job, but the ultimate frustration with the current immigration enforcement in the u.s. lies wit

other inappropriate sexual advances within an hour of the first senatoron, heiress and kiersten gillibrandade it clear they would not spare the senator because he was a leading liberal and paul kane also congressional no doubt -- democrats have called for a house ethics committee investigation into allison -- ellison.

flailing andrew cuomo and kirsten gillibrand. dear congressman claudia tenney.ight. i want to know, and you think i taxes that new york state would be low where if we allow tracking, if we allowed to go dead, would it come down? >> absolutely. we finally have an influx into the community with some commerce. right now in the southern tier, which is part of my district, we have the richest reserves in the nation and it would be a huge boon to our community right across the border. you can go into pennsylvania and people are living much better. our farmers are doing much better. stuart: i have property very close to you by my property sits on top of the shell oil department. nobody around me can go get the natural gas which is there. for most of the pennsylvania state line and go across the state line at the $5 billion business in pennsylvania. why doesn't cuomo and senator joe legrand, why don't they allow tracking? >> if you listen to president trump yesterday has president trump yesterday his president trump yesterday has been my home town of utica company of ut

all right, now we did reach out to gillibrand and have not heard from her at this point.orial from me from protestors who harass candace owens and charlie kirk in philadelphia, you're watching it. . . with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com stuart: maxine waters famously encouraged her performers to harass anyone connected to president trump. she said, i'm quoting now, if you see anyone in a restaurant, department store, gas station, you create a crowd. tell them they are not welcome. that is a exactly what the left did to two conservatives who are regulars on this program, charlie kirk and candace owens. they walked into a cafe in philadelphia. four antifa people were already inside, far left people, shock troops basically. got on the phones,

. >> reporter: taking their case to senators, like new york senator, kirsten gillibrand. >> congress children to ho need medicine. >> reporter: dr. amy brooks kai who says we don't know enough about cannabis-based treatments, acknowledges that marijuana's status as a schedule one controlled substance creates a catch-22. >> the fact that marijuana is a schedule one drug is a significant barrier to research. is it completely preventing it? no. is it slowing it down? absolutely. in my opinion, should marijuana be schedule one? absolutely not. there are known medical uses for marijuana. >> reporter: page figgy says because of those known medical uses, she will keep fighting until federal law is changed. >> i am just willing to go fight for this for other kids because i don't want even one more kid to have to go through -- if i have to fight all these years for this, to help one kid to not suffer for one day or one hour, it is worth it i mean, one kid, one day, of no suffering is absolutely worth it. >> reporter: lisa and bobby say after a couple of month, haley is suffering less. when we

kiersten gillibrand has not issued a statement and her press office did not respond to her request for comment on wednesday. that story follows on in paul kane's column in "the post." susanna, independent line. caller: good morning. i am serving currently as a u.n. human rights commissioner. my top story of the week has been the excellent coverage you all had of the unique hearing with regard to the child migrant detainees. it was excellent. i highly recommend people take a look at that. we have four individuals responsible in the process for clarity and transparency of these children. the chief officer in charge of the entire process -- it was actually claiming that children were missing and his whites commander jonathan . he is a public health service commissioner and responsible for the oversight of that. thatd two individuals slighted any kind of responsibility and kept pushing and would notes claim they had "authority" or funding in order to do that. we had excellent senators on the senate subcommittee for homeland security and over this process kept asking them in particular for

. >> kristin gillibrand had a fantastic quote a week ago. she want to abolish i.c.e.gine it. it is hard to follow the logic there. at the end of the day it will be peace and prosperity. do the democrats snatch victory from the jaws of defeat going too far to the left with some of this weird stuff or does president trump snatch defeat, refuse the gift of victory democrats want to give him, taking attention away from these issues and talk about his heel issues and mueller which is loser for him. cheryl: you know what is interesting, robin, we're looking at live pictures from the white house. this is the east room of the white house. this is where this event is going to take place, salute to the heroes of immigrations and customs and enforcement and border protection. do you think the timing is interesting here? the president and the administration know that the critics will come after them because of my grant children. you have still got 500 migrant children still separated from their families. i mean do you think they're doing this on purpose to maybe change the news c

gillibrand. okay, you deal with it because it's not somebody writing this and they are not putting their name on it, these are major speeches in front of major audiences to get a loud round of applause. the democrats would've been successful in the special election, close the gap or walk away with the win are the ones in the middle. >> greg: and you want to get rid of the ice coupes which i think is harmless. >> dana: why do you feel that way about the ice capades? up next, president trump with the new warning for google after claiming that the company is silencing conservatives. ♪ as moms, we send our kids out into the world, full of hope. and we don't want something like meningitis b getting in their way. meningococcal group b disease, or meningitis b, is real. bexsero is a vaccine to help prevent meningitis b in 10-25 year olds. even if meningitis b is uncommon, that's not a chance we're willing to take. meningitis b is different from the meningitis most teens were probably vaccinated against

i'm encouraged to see this and i don't think senator gillibrand has yet met with him and at other senatorso so. >> this is more about the political narrative, even outside of judge kavanaugh, i would say, those issues will be brought up. and i think it is going to be confirmed. >> that's an opportunity for democrats, but not just bipartisan but also getting some information from someone who would sit there for decades. >> meeting is always better and i would say it's always something you could bring into the midterms. >> harris: elena kagan. in susan collins, by the way, i met her. we will be right back. today, 97% of employers agree . attention to detail, and customer service are critical to business success. like the ones we teach here, every day. >> harris: great to have you along on this outnumbered overtime on a fine friday, hope you are enjoying your summer. thanks for checking in on all the breaking news at 1:00 p.m. eastern. i'm harris, here is dana. >> dana: fox news alert on day two of jury deliberations underway on day two of the paul manafort trial. trump's former campaign chai

kear kiersten gillibrand talked about the backlash for saying that he ens essentially should leave theate. you have another woman accusing a powerful man in the age of me too. many think they believe the woman. that's how the party should present itself. some people are, of course, defending ellison. >> all right. kasie hunt, we know you'll continue to stay on top of it. good to see you. >> you, too. >> thank you. >>> along with minnesota, there are primaries today in wisconsin, connecticut, and vermont, where democrats are eyeing potential pickups. steve kornacki is here with what to pay attention to. steve at the board. great to see you there. we love when you're at the board. what are you going to be watching for today? >> a lot of stories all over the place. let's focus in on this one right now. after the 2016 election, republicans were bullish looking to 2018. dpr democrats a little nervous at this dynamic. what you see here are the democratic senators. ten of them up for re-election this year in states that donald trump carried in 2016. today, one of those states, wisconsin, you'

i also love kamala harris and i love kirsten gillibrand. i think we'll have a wealth of candidates.e in that conversation and i think he wants to be a part of that conversation, but i think his moment is past. there's sort of a future generation of democrats that are going to be front and center. >> all right. >> and i'm going to be in trouble for that one. >> yes, you are. markos who will now go hide and get yelled at by a bunch of bernie bros in a minute. thanks for coming on and sharing your views. >> always a pleasure. >>> primary season sinks another republican member of congress trying to seek statewide office. this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more than mail they're handing us their business and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you ♪ you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brai

thursday at 8:00 p.m., senators joni ernst and kirsten gillibrand at the senate finance committee on king family leave. >-- paid family leave. >> in return for receiving these benefits, participants would do for of their social security benefits upon retirement. -- defer their social security but upon retirement. i hope we can craft a policy that will benefit families that need it the most. >> the family act, as written, is very affordable. it is the cost of a cup of coffee a week for you and your employer. two dollars on average a week for employees is not a great deal to know that you can be by your mother's side or ancient nfant whenare -- or i they are needed. theext, we take you to ninth circuit court of appeals annual judicial conference. a panel discussed part of the law known as right of publicity, for the right of an engine which anl to control -- right of individual to control aspects

thursday, senator ernest and senator gillibrand at the senate finance committee on paid family leave. we have been exploring how parents can elect to receive paid leave benefits through social security. further questions of the social security benefits upon retirement. still working 3-d complexities, but i am hopeful we can craft a policy that will benefit families and those who need them the most. the cost of aut cup of coffee a week, for you and employers. about two dollars a week on average for all employees. dying, you canis be by her side, or a special needs child -- you can be there when you are needed. >> listen on the free c-span radio app. the ninthake you to circuit sort -- court of appeals annual judicial conference. the panel discusses the right of the individual to control the commercial use of their likeness or unique aspects of their identity. the conversation runs about an hour and a half. >> good morning, everyone. thank you for being with us. the final day of our conference and we are so glad you are here with us. the title is, from human can to ball -- cannonballs t

issue ahead of the upcoming midterm elections, with some democrats, including senator from new york gillibrand and elizabeth warren of massachusetts calling for the abolishment or reconfiguring of the agency in the wake of mass separations of immigrant children from their parents at the southern border. well, this all brings to the forefront immigration, the economy, all that's going on with trade. we bring in former u.s. ambassador to the european union, anthony gardner, and a fox business exclusive. we have our issues with immigration here. when you were with the european union, that became a huge issue. a lot of migrants coming in from syria and from africa. how does that affect an economy? i suppose it depends on each country, but in that case? >> handled well, it can have a very positive effect on the economy. i remember 2015, the high water mark of refugee crisis in europe, many people were predicting in this country that the eu would fall apart and there were a lot of strains on the decision-making machinery, but it didn't fall apart. in fact, if you look today at how many of those refu

there's a lot of energy on the left you know potential 2020 candidates senators elizabeth warren and gillibrandt to abolish i.c.e. and at least two democratic socialists who are going to be members of congress in 2019, she just endorsed a congressional candidate in minnesota who made a number of anti-israel comments, saying they hypnotized the world about their quote evil doings. are you worried about the direction of the democratic party? >> i don't like all of these labels that we have today. we have big elections in 2018 and need to be focused on that. i support candidates who support the values i believe in. a pro economy, pro jobs, everybody gets health care. that should be the message of our party, like in michigan, i went up and endorse d getten, we won up there. the next day the other two candidates came to the luncheon and all came together at the end. i believe as we go into the elections, it's about the values you stand for. as governor of virginia, i focus on jobs every single day with a strong economy, i put the largest investment in k-12 education, history of virginia. able to inv

senator kirsten gillibrand, okay, new york, and running for president, 2020, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, vermont, he'll be running in 2020, mark pocan in wisconsin, nobody can even recognize him on the street, p pramila jayapal from washington state, nydia velazquez, new york goes on, and that is just where we are right now. of course, congressional candidates, alexandria cortez, randy bryce, so forth. art, i don't know why, again, democrats think that the men and women who keep us safe are breaking up a child sex trafficking rings, human smuggling rings, of course narcotics operations funded by the cartels. i don't get it. how is that going to appeal, even to the inner city folks, who want a safe environment. i'm presuming they want safer streets, safer situations for their families. >> they should. the thing is, they try to make this division, and then they turn it around or they make it about race. listen, even when i've come on your show, i see some of the comments that some of these individual say about myself. >> laura: lovely. >> just being hispanic. i came to this countr

. >> well, i'm not -- so kirsten gillibrand had been talking about it before.lot of people didn't know that, but i've been in rooms with her, where she's been talking about it for quite a while. kamala harris supports medicare for all. so, yes, it is a shift. but remember, when we were debating the affordable care act, amongst democrats, the overwhelming majority of democrats wanted to have a medicare option, public option, which is not too dissimilar from, with you know, extending health care for everyone. so i think that this is not that much of a shift. and when you look at these issues and poll these issues and look at how president trump even ran on some of these issues, he's reversed course now, but when he was running, he was talking about having a strong social security, strong medicare. when you look at a lot of these issues, "a," they poll well with the majority of americans, but i think democrats, by and large, are all in agreement. when you see different distinctions is over personality and over who's aligned with whom, but issue wise, democrats are

democrats are advocating, big people like kirstin gillibrand and senator warren, are advocating the abolishf i.c.e. i've never seen a national party win collection by advocating getting rid of law enforcement and trying to demonize them as if they are trying to be something wrong other than -- i was at a winning issue for democrats? >> this is oftentimes misunderstood. i think what people are calling for when they say the abolition of i.c.e., they are talking about restructuring i.c.e. we think that i.c.e. definitely does a great job when they are catching cyber criminals and catching child pornographers and doing many of the jobs that -- >> jason: murderers. >> that many of them actually, a couple, i think it was 19 members of i.c.e. said we want to focus on those important jobs, not on separating families and doing some of the other things that -- >> jason: you are so conflating the issue. i.c.e. does not detain those people. they don't! when people come across the border, illegally, they don't necessarily going to i.c.e. the tension. it is homeland -- >> again, you are misunderstanding w

kirsten gillibrand.lizabeth warren. >> lisa: you could have somebody come up like you saw with trump outside the main stream and is unique. >> david: economics matter. >> harris: we are being shouted out on twitter. i said, there is a clip already, i said can democrats really fire up a base coming out of -- who is the base? and people are pointing out well, they had record numbers in certain areas. but it's not, as lisa is saying, it's not widespread. >> marie: there is a huge part of the democratic party is moderate. running in the midwest, running in the south and the plain states. my party will have a fight in 2020 for who we want to put forward. >> harris: that's what i said! >> david: you go back and read some of what bill clinton was saying the last time he was running. a couple of years after that. talking about how the year of big government is over and everything. you put together also, you add that the history of the democrat, the moderate wing together with what the socialists are talking abou

strategist sebastian gorka, talks about foreign policy and on thursday, senators joni ernst and kirsten gillibrand at the senate finance committee on paid family leave. >> we have been exploring how do parents could elect to receive benefits through social security. in return for receiving these benefits, participants would differ the collection of their social security benefits upon retirement. we are still working through the complexities, by am hopeful that we can craft a policy that would benefit most families and those who needed the most. >> the family act is really affordable. it is about the cost of a cup of coffee a week. for you and your employer. it is about two dollars on average for all employees, that is not a great deal of money, to know that if your mother is dying, you can be by her side, or if you have an infant, you can be there. announcer: watch on c-span, c-span.org, and listen on the free radio app. tonight on c-span two, book tv in primetime with books on the civil rights movement. we start at 8:00 p.m. with georgetown university professor michael eric dyson on his book, "wh

i was down there with the -- on the border, of course, with senator gillibrand, not too long ago. and we saw kids as young as 2 years old that were separated from their parents. what the administration did was terrible and in my opinion, wolf, as long as you have someone like stephen miller in the white house, he's going to continue to embarrass the president on matters of immigration. he's a terrible person. he reportedly told other white house staffers that he actually found joy in seeing young children separated from their parents. and he's the one that continues to advise the president to take these terrible decisions, as it relates to immigration and asking nonprofits to step up and do the job that they should be doing is absolutely -- it shouldn't -- we shouldn't even be considering that. it's just ridiculous. >> congressman marc veasey of texas, thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. >>> just ahead, the president once again sounds like he's on the same page as vladimir putin, as he steps all over his own intelligence and national security chiefs and his choreograph

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if kristin gillibrand, senator warren, some real stalwarts in the democratic party who are assertinghis is the proper thing to do. do you advocate getting rid of i.c.e.? >> whether you call it abolishment or calling at rebranding, i don't really care. >> jason: rebranding? >> i think i.c.e. should be doing better things with their time, they should be going after transnational crime organizations, going against money laundering cases, they should not be going after little children, trying to separate them from their parents. >> jason: jose, thanks. that's why we need a wall, brandon. make sure they don't get here in the first place. can figure out who the bad guys are and go to guys are and a lot of bad guys coming in. brandon, your quick perspective and then i got to wrap it up. >> first off, when people cross the border illegally, i don't know what crimes they have committed in their country. i can only find out the crimes they've committed in the united states and that should scare anybody because we don't know who's coming over. if they are doing it legally, we are going to know

on c-span, senators joni ernst enters pearson gillibrand at the senate finance committee on paid family leave. we have been exploring how new parents could elect to receive a benefit to social security. in return for receiving benefits , participants would be for the collection of their social security benefits upon retirement. through the working complexities, but i am hopeful we can craft a policy that will benefit most families and those who need it the most. >> the family act is really affordable. it is about the cost of a cup of coffee a week, for you, and your employer. two dollars a week on average for all employees. is not a great deal of money to know that if your mother is dying, you can be by her side. if you have an incident, you can be there. >> on friday at 8 p.m., maggie haberman talks about covering the trump white house. >> the relationship between this white house and the press is, as i said, more and less of what you see. whether it is sean spicer or sarah sanders on television. they are combative, they are often futile seeming. and they have transitioned from what ha

ainsley: senator gillibrand has endorsed her. not everyone but a lot of democrats say abolish i.c.e. i didn't give a second thought. brian: the agency protested in portland ongoing, took down the american flag. philadelphia. oakland. there has been theatrics at the border. steve: all about the occupy i.c.e. movement. 8:10 in new york city. jillian joins us live with folks taking to the street. jillian: in chicago. activists march on the streets of chicago protesting against violence. it comes days after a recent shooting at a basketball court that left three children hurt. democratic mayor rahm emanuel is not invited. organizers call for his resignation. the city has seen 1200 shootings this year. >>> polls open in tennessee. all eyes on the republican primaries. in the gubernatorial race, vice president's pence pick congresswoman diane black faces off against businessman randy boyd and businessman bill lee. retiring senator bob corker's seat will be up for grab in november. hopes his pick, congresswoman marsha blackburn will cla