mccain -- kaine five. tim kaine five is the point of order against cuts to public service loan forgiveness that benefits teachers firefighters police officers and many of our on staff. the amendments is ruled out of order. i moved to table the bill it's non-debatable. >> mr. grassley. mr. crapo. mr. johnson. mr. marshall. mr. cornyn. mr. lee. mr. kennedy. mr. ricketts. mr. moreno. mr. scott. mr. merkley. mrs. murray. mr. wyden. mr. sanders. mr. whitehouse. mr. warner. mr. kaine. mr. van hollen. mr. lujan. mr. padilla. mr. chairman. mr. chairman the yeas are leavened the nine. >> van hollen three. >> i think i made a mistake i thought we were voting on warner 11. >> do you want to vote on it now? warner 11. >> this is my amendment that looked at making sure we protect members of the intel from retaliatory firings and i urge its adoption. >> we will stand by what we said in the clerk will call the roll. >> mr. grassley. mr. crapo. mr. johnson. mr. marshall. mr. cornyn. mr. lee. mr. kennedy. mr. ricketts. mr.

kaine. senator kaine rrp no. -- senator kaine: no. senator van hollen: no. >> lujan votes no. the clerk: mr. padilla. senator padilla: no. the clerk: mr. chairman. chair graham: no. no. aye. never mind. [laughter] the clerk: mr. chairman -- mr. chairman, the ayes are 11, the nays are 10. chair graham: thank you. senator van hollen number 4. senator van hollen: thank you, mr. chairman. as we discussed earlier, this creates a point of order against legislation that would cut medicare or medicaid benefits. we should all go after fraud, waste, and abuse in medicare or medicaid but no one campaigned cutting medicare or medicaid so this creates a guardrail against it. i urge its adoption. chair graham: thank you. i have determined the amendment threatens the privilege of the budget resolution. therefore, rule it out of order. i move to table the motion -- to table the appeal. the motion is nondebatable. senator van hollen: you're ahead of me. i haven't appealed the motion. i do appeal the motion of the chair. i do call for a vote on your motion to table. chair graham: being omnipote

kaine. senator kaine rrp no. -- senator kaine: no. senator van hollen: no. >> lujan votes no. the clerk: mr. padilla. senator padilla: no. the clerk: mr. chairman. chair graham: no. no. aye. never mind. [laughter] the clerk: mr. chairman -- mr. chairman, the ayes are 11, the nays are 10. chair graham: thank you. senator van hollen number 4. senator van hollen: thank you, mr. chairman. as we discussed earlier, this creates a point of order against legislation that would cut medicare or medicaid benefits. we should all go after fraud, waste, and abuse in medicare or medicaid but no one campaigned cutting medicare or medicaid so this creates a guardrail against it. i urge its adoption. chair graham: thank you. i have determined the amendment threatens the privilege of the budget resolution. therefore, rule it out of order. i move to table the motion -- to table the appeal. the motion is nondebatable. senator van hollen: you're ahead of me. i haven't appealed the motion. i do appeal the motion of the chair. i do call for a vote on your motion to table. chair graham: being omnipote

senator kaine: yeah. i felt like i had to because i got 140,000 people and most of them have families, and they're trying to do a good job. was your comment about people being traumatized just focused on the federal workforce or was it more broadly about state employees and local government employees, too? mr. vought: senator, it was about the weaponized bureaucracy. senator kaine: i will get to the weaponized in a moment. you were talking about the federal workforce. mr. vought: i was talking about the bureaucracy i experienced. sen. kaine: at the federal level? you are not talking about state? mr. vought: i have no experience with the state. sen. kaine: you are not talking about local employees? mr. vought: i was not. senator kaine: your mother was a public schoolteacher, correct? mr. vought: yes, senator. senator kaine: you're saying you want the federal workforce to be traumatized? mr. vought: bureaucracy. senator kaine: i -- i like a lot of presidents. i'm a lincoln fan. are you a lincoln fan? mr. vo

kaine: this is your work product.ou can say it is not woke and weaponized or you can tell me why it is woken weaponized. i don't think snap program benefits for kids are woken weaponized treated do you agree? mr. vought: when we refer to the federal government being weaponized, we were referring to bureaucracies. sen. kaine: you proposed to cut snap but you are not saying it is woken weaponized? mr. vought: i am not going to answer questions about the center. sen. kaine: you propose deep cuts to pell grant's. is helping kids pay for college and helping families woke and weaponized? mr. vought: i am not here to defend the center -- sen. kaine: i get that. i can understand why. you propose deep cuts to medicaid for millions of low income families. why is that woken weaponized? you propose undermining health insurance. why is that woke and weaponized? eliminate tenant-based rental assistance, why is that woke and weaponized. eliminating the low energy assistance program. this was in your document about ending woke and we

kaine. senator kaine rrp no. -- senator kaine: no. senator van hollen: no. >> lujan votes no.enator padilla: no. the clerk: mr. chairman. chair graham: no. no. aye. never mind. [laughter] the clerk: mr. chairman -- mr. chairman, the ayes are 11, the nays are 10. chair graham: thank you. senator van hollen number 4. senator van hollen: thank you, mr. chairman. as we discussed earlier, this creates a point of order against legislation that would cut medicare or medicaid benefits. we should all go after fraud, waste, and abuse in medicare or medicaid but no one campaigned cutting medicare or medicaid so this creates a guardrail against it. i urge its adoption. chair graham: thank you. i have determined the amendment threatens the privilege of the budget resolution. therefore, rule it out of order. i move to table the motion -- to table the appeal. the motion is nondebatable. senator van hollen: you're ahead of me. i haven't appealed the motion. i do appeal the motion of the chair. i do call for a vote on your motion to table. chair graham: being omnipotent, knowing he would do th

joining me now that senator tim kaine. senator, you heard from the transportation secretary sean duffy, just a few minutes ago. any reaction to anything he said? >> well. >> you know, like like. >> sean um. >> thoughts and. >> just deep. >> sadness for. >> the families. >> incredible appreciation for all these first responders. >> state, local, federal, many. >> agencies working together. but this. >> this incident. >> just. >> raises tons. >> of questions. >> and we have to get to the bottom of them. >> it was. >> very apparent. >> to me over. >> the years, but particularly when we debated this bill in congress last spring, that the last thing we should be doing is forcing more flights into what is the most congested and complicated airspace in the country. and i urge my colleagues to avoid it. i was not successful in convincing them, but we got to get to the bottom of this crash and then take necessary steps to keep people safe. >> on friday, president trump talked about the investigation into the crash. take a listen. >

tim kaine. thank you so much for your analysis. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> in a little over two hours, voters in ecuador will start going to the polls in a pivotal presidential election defined by drug related violence and widespread energy blackouts. now, current president daniel noboa was elected in 2023 after his predecessor resigned. dissolved congress and triggered new elections to avoid impeachment. noboa faces a rematch against political rival luis gonzalez, a leftist politician who is running on a platform to, quote, revive ecuador. international observers have been dispatched to monitor the vote. on saturday, ecuador's electoral council distributed election kits and heightened law enforcement presence across the country to ensure today's election runs peacefully. fans around the world are counting down the hours of the fight for u.s. football supremacy kicks off later today. coming up, the preparations ahead of super bowl lix. stay with us. >> cooked books. >> corporate fat. >> cats, swindling. >> socialites. >> doped

this is the nightmare that tim kaine, thank you. that tim kaine really, literally prophesied. and these senators worried about is there has there been any communication between the congress and you, who you know, this is dc's airport about the crowded skies. anyone who lives in the dmv can see how crowded they are. >> well, absolutely. >> and i have, during that reauthorization. >> process. >> worked with the delegation. of course, our delegation has four senators instead of six senators, because we don't have any in washington, dc. but i have worked with the delegation on our concerns. and our congresswoman, eleanor holmes norton has as well. i am very pleased that the delegation has asked the department of defense to halt the helicopter traffic and put a pause on that while this matter is investigated. but you point to, in a very comprehensive way, joy, what what the stakes are and the look that we have to see, whether it's during the faa reauthorization or in another process, how the traffic and or additional traffic is determined at reagan national. i mean, you pointed out

you saw like what tim kaine just said there. that's more of saying it's a messaging problem. our agenda is fine. and you have people out there like rahm emanuel and then also even some other democrats that are saying we have to move to the right on issues like immigration, the border crime. we have to meet voters where they are, and we haven't yet. and that debate isn't going to be solved in the immediate future. >> i don't think this is going to get solved until there is a candidate. i think an inspirational messenger is as important as an inspirational message, and that will galvanize when that person or people emerge, that will galvanize the party to have a message to come back. all of this stuff is great, but there's no one with the authority to rest the party one way or the other and leave it behind them. >> a good candidate can solve a lot of ills, and then messaging ken martin talked about this, the new dnc chair. it's such a cop out, right? like it's, you know, putting lipstick on a pig, so to speak. right. and i think it's it's not just about the economy. it's not ju

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joining me now, democratic virginia senator tim kaine, who serves on the budget and foreign relations committees, a senator. bipartisan majorities have supported foreign aid. it's half of 1% of the federal budget. usually, no matter whether it's a democratic president or a republican president. in my experience, congress adds to it. and on top of which, i'm told that 95% of the usaid budget is earmarked. we've gotten rid of earmarks on a lot of domestic programs, but not on foreign aid. so this is these are items, whether it's health or food or energy, that are specifically put in by members of congress from both parties. >> andrea, you're right, usaid and more broadly, our foreign assistance budget, it's a small. >> part of the foreign. >> assistance budget. >> let me quote somebody. >> who actually knows something about the u.s. government, unlike elon. >> musk, general. >> jim mattis, when he was. >> before us to. >> be confirmed as. >> donald trump's. >> first secretary. >> of defense, and. >> he was asked. >> about the foreign assistance budget. >> he said, if you cut that. >> yo

i want to note joining me now is the virginia senator, tim kaine.enator, it's remarkable that we had you booked to talk about the air collision that happened in washington this week. now, we are following very quickly what is happening in philadelphia tonight. but on what happened outside d.c., you were one of the first people i thought of because you had warned repeatedly about congested airspace and what that looked like, and you had warned it to your colleagues. do you think after what happened this week that your colleagues are listening now? >> um. >> caitlin. >> i sure hope so. >> i've been warning. >> about this. >> for years. >> and. >> until last year i'd been able with others. >> to successfully. >> keep my. >> colleagues from. >> jamming more. >> flights into. >> this most congested airspace in dc. but last. >> spring. >> i was unable to be successful. there was a near collision on the runway at reagan national, but still, right after that, colleagues voted to add even more flights. reagan national is an airport that was built for 15 mill

kaine. mr. kelly. mr. kennedy. mr. kim. mr. king. ms. klobuchar. mr. lankford. mr. lee. mr. lujan. clerk: ms. lummis. mr. markey. mr. marshall. mr. mcconnell. mr. mccormick. mr. merkley. mrs. moody. mr. moran. mr. moreno. mr. mullin. ms. murkowski. mr. murphy. mrs. murray. mr. ossoff. mr. padilla. mr. paul. mr. peters. mr. reed. mr. ricketts. mr. risch. ms. rosen. mr. rounds. mr. sanders. mr. schatz. mr. schiff. mr. schmitt. mr. schumer. mr. scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shaheen. mr. sheehy. ms. slotkin. ms. smith. mr. sullivan. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. the clerk: senators voting in the affirmative -- banks, barrasso, britt, budd, cassidy, cotton, crapo, curtis, daines, grassley, johnson, justice, lankford, moran, mullin, risch, rounds, schmitt, scott of south carolina, sheehy, tillis, tuberville. mr. hoeven, aye. senators voting in the negative -- alsobrooks, coons, hassan, heinrich, kim, klobuchar, lujan, murray, peters, schumer, sh

there we have senator sullivan and senator kaine. >> thank you for your testimony.ho what the chairman has been saying. we need canada to step up. we appreciate the chairman mentioning it. it was good to meet with you the other day. we had a meeting with senior trump administration officials. they were focused on the border. they focused your testimony a lot on the northern border which i really appreciate. it depicts a lot of the air and sea incursions that we have seen in the last few years. it has been quite remarkable. joint chinese russian strategic bomber. the joint chinese russian naval task force. president trump himself commented recently and we need to increase military investments as russia and china make more menacing moves in the region. that is a list, that is just an example of all of the incursions , air and sea just in the last three years which is quite astounding. general, i want to go into a little bit more detail. your troops have done a great job of intercepting these bombers. this is a serious incursion. not easy to deal. our navy has done a g

kaine: mr.sident. the presiding officer: the chair recognizes the senator from virginia. mr. kaine: mr. president, i rise to join my colleagues from kansas and senator warner, i believe will be here in a few minutes, to support the resolution described by senator moran. this is personal to me in two ways. obviouslials the senator from virginia, many -- obviously as the senator from virginia, many of the victims on the american airlines flight and two of the three soldiers who were killed on the military helicopter flight deployed from for the belvoir were virginians so our community has been very touched by this. i was oan vigil on the riverbank last night with members of the first responder community, and others who feel this wound very deeply. that is the first personal connection i have to this tragic vent. but i also rise as a kid who grew up in kansas, and my mother grew up in a town actually went to the same high school with senator marshall, not far from wichita, the airport from which th

kaine: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from virginia. mr. kaine: mr. president, i rise and i'm so happy that i follow my colleague from massachusetts. i will build upon some of the points that she has made, but we have served as colleagues together on the health, education, labor, pension committee during earlier terms of congress, and you won't find a better champion for the health of the american public than senator warren. i stand to continue the dialogue about robert f. kennedy jr. and his unfitness for the position that -- to which he's been nominated, secretary of health and human services. and i'll give you the punchline, mr. president, but then go into it in some detail. i don't believe mr. kennedy can separate fact from fiction. i don't believe wilmr. kennedy separate conspiracy from content. now, you wouldn't want someone suffering from that challenge in any position of leadership at any level of government -- local, state, or federal. but this particular position, the secretary of health and human services, one of the most important position

gotaways department of headline security reveal daily average 132 a day compared to more than 1800 kainer biden, the arrests of several illegal gang members in texas, holmstrom told me yesterday southern border crossings down since trump took office deportation efforts facing internal resistance after memo about ice crackdown in los angeles was leaked allowed gang members to get away. >> we think we found the source of the leek it is under investigation right now by, for information that tends to show, that the california operation, may have been someone in the fbi, so, when we find people we have evidence to support a prosecution that is exactly what is going to happen. i don't care what political beliefs are this isn't politics it is about safety of officers only matter of time if leak continue that officers will walk into place be ambushed by some who don't care about life, want to take -- giving bad guys a head up we are coming making the job much more dangerous under criminal investigation those responsible will be held criminally responsible and we will prosecute them. >> jim jord

john barrasso and democratic virginia senator tim kaine, also sunday don't miss the daytona 500 on fox30 p.m. eastern time. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight fair, balanced and unafraid. here's laura. >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingr

they're scrambling to react to the tariffs complaining that they will simply raise prices senator tim kaine rails against the u.s. aid shut down as a potentially criminal incident from an unelected corrupt billionaire, it's a big day on politics and money and donald trump celebrates two weeks in office, just two weeks, monday february the third 2025, "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪. stuart: let's get out of president trump following through on his promise to impose tariffs on canada, mexico and china 25% tariff on mexico and canadian goods, 10% tariff on canadian energy products in chinese goods, the tariffs go into effect at midnight tonight. watch this. >> we subsidize candida by the tune of $200 billion a year and for what what we get out of it we don't get anything out of it i love the people of candida. i disagree with the leadership of canada. if they want to play the game i don't mind we can play the game all they want this is retaliatory to a certain extent. stuart: candidates prime minister justin trudeau announced tal latoya beutel tariffs on $150 billion of american goods

john barrasso and democratic virginia senator tim kaine, also sunday don't miss the daytona 500 on foxports. daytona international speedway with the threat of rain. they have moved up the start time to 1:30 p.m. eastern time. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight fair, balanced and unafraid. here's laura. >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. happy valentine's day and thank you for joining us. all right. speaking in munich today. j.d. vance gave our european allies a much needed wake-up call it was 180-degree departure from biden's weak and wasteful we will give you anything you want approach to europe. calling out the eu increasing hostility to free speech. >> if you are running in fear of your own voters. there is nothing nor for that matter is there anything can you do for the american people who elected me and elected president trump. you need democratic man diets accomplish anything of value in the coming years there is so much of value that can be accomplished with the kind of democratic mandate that i

william kaine is live in new orleans to react to this. will?: let's start the morning off with hot sports take. one vote for eli in the hall of fame for ainsley earhardt. i'm curious, brian, i'm curious, l.j., do you think is he a hall of famer? >> ainsley: yes. are you kidding? what? >> will: ainsley? >> lawrence: i'm not sure. >> will: it's a tough call, ainsley. >> ainsley: i think they are the nicest people. plus, he was very talented. >> brian: nice should get you in there. >> lawrence: ha! >> brian: so many nice people on the practice squad who will eventually end up in canton. he eli manning win twos super bowls. when he left the field, he was in top 10 in almost every passing category. and the guy never missed a game. so, also, and it shouldn't be a factor but, will, the other thing he treated the press with grace and with respect. the press votes him. so i don't think a first ballot, not a big surprise. i'm surprised he didn't make the top 10. he didn't make the top 10 cut this time. >> will: well, ainsley, he is very famous, of course

virginia democratic senator tim kaine says there is no statutory authority that he can see for the presidentaking this offer. while president trump and congressional republicans are trying to advance his agenda with considerable speed up on capitol hill, democrats are having a tougher time coming up with a cohesive message on how to oppose him. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram shows us tonight. >> democrats are struggling to unify their opposition to the president. >> in the united states senate, we will not cooperate. we will cooperate with no appointments when it comes to the state department. there should be hundreds and thousands and millions of people descending on washington, d.c. >> we must resist. we must be in the streets. >> it only took two weeks for a democrat to threaten to impeach donald trump. al green prepped the first articles of impeachment against the president in october 2017. >> i did it before. i laid the foundation for impeachment. and it was done. nobody knows more about it than i. and i know that it's time for us to lay the foundation again. >> but two

frankly, john, one of the most alarming things for me, senator warren and senator kaine from virginiar. it is a scam. at the time, that is a rather dangerous disinformation. these employees want this deal. their own unions are opposing something they want. but is not a scam! the government is bound by this deal. >> john: what the democrats were saying basically, you can't trust the federal government because the salaries of the employees at the federal government are backed by the federal government, the full faith and credit of the united states of america. they were basically saying, "don't trust your own country." the messaging to me, how can i get better than letitia james going after trump? i don't know if you saw at the other day the song of the democrats were singing on capitol hill that will cain played on the shelf? that came close. 14 states suing to stop trump to take aim at elon musk in the lawsuit says in part about musk there is no greater threat to democracy than the accumulation of state power in the hands of single unelected individual. president trump is delegated un

tim kaine and i did a town hall last night. lots of things happening. normally, we would get maybe 3, 5, 6000 folks on a town hall like that. we had 60,000 last night. i haven't seen anything like that in my time here on the hill . a huge amount of concern about what the doge boys are doing. whether the information is safe. in light of the cfpb, without a direct connection, she was saying are there deposits -- are the deposits at the bank safe? we tried to give them assurance, but i said to them, ma'am, i'm going to be talking to the chairman of the federal reserve tomorrow. with this dim munition or shuttering, at least, for the time being, of the cfpb, can i tell mary from virginia that her bank account is safe? chair powell: they are saved overall across the economy, we still have positive insurance in the banking system is well-capitalized. sen. warner: i think that the concern being raised was over the dim munition of consumer protections and her concerns about the dollar being safe. the last thing i want to recognize is, you know, there have been

. >> senator tim kaine democrat out of virginia says not so fast here's his warning. >> might messageo federal employees who receive this is, you have a president who is trying to terrorize you for about a week. and then gives you little sweetheart offer if you reside in the next week. we are just going to pay for doing nothing for the next seven months. do not be fooled for. >> joshi is awarding them a lot of people are considering around here. >> looked the big question is if you take on the federal workforce with a scalpel or jew with an ax? this is got elon musk's fingerprints all over the changes taking place in the federal government. look, i think a lot of people support a lot of the initiatives, di executive order has beit's been a frustration er people who are not vertically conservative. i think there's going to be challenges congress means to appropriate the mode money for the buyouts it could cost billions of dollars if enough people take the buyouts it may prove to be legally dubious to cut as much of the workforce is elon musk and donald trump want to do it's going to ha

i think senator kaine raised those right last week. >> he warned them that he had stiffed them. >> yeah, yeah. and i think that's true, too. so why would you trust this guy? if you're a federal worker, why would you trust that he's going to actually abide by whatever this deal might be when he's throwing people out left and right who've done nothing wrong? >> and ironically, jonathan, this is the same crowd that just a week before was saying, we want every federal employee back to work five days a week, right? >> yeah, right. that's right. you know, on one more thing, the new york times did an incredible thing. two full pages. i didn't have the physical paper. i was reading it, the replica version, but it goes two full pages of what the gop leadership is sending around to its members is a plan to lawmakers that will cut $315 billion in spending over ten years, while adding another $325 billion in spending on trump's national security and immigration crackdown. this is according to people talking to the new york times. i'm not sure if you've seen that actual that actual chart. if you hav

amna: senator kaine, thank you. -- kim, thank you. good to speak with you. >> yeah, thank you.going arts and culture series, "canvas." it's not every day that a director's debut feature film earns an academy award nomination for best picture. but that's what's happened for ramell ross and the movie "nickel boys." senior arts correspondent jeffrey brown spoke with ross about his distinctive style. >> elwood, look at me sign. reporter: in the film "nickel boys" -- it is we who are asked to load. forced to look at the world through the eyes of two young black men living in an often brutal time and place in the jim crow south. the camera perspective is from the point of view of the characters themselves, not us looking at them. director remail ross -- ramell >> you are aligning the subjectivity of the audience to the character to get to the truth. reporter: the film is based on the 2019 novel "nickel boys." who based his fiction on a grim reality. the real life dozier school for boys. a reform school run by the state of florida from 1900 to 2011 finally close after hundreds of blac

. >> shannon: senator tim kaine have a democrat out of virginia, says not so fast.ing. >> my message to federal employees who receive this, yeah, the president has tried to terrorize you for about a week, then gives you a little sweetheart offer. he resigned in the next week, we are just going to pay you for doing nothing for the next seven months. don't be fooled. >> shannon: josh, he's wanting them, and we know a lot of people are considering it around here. seats are the big question is, do you take on the federal workforce with a scalpel or with an ax? this has got elon musk's fingerprints all over it, the changes that are taking place in the federal government. i think a lot of people support a lot of the wasteful initiatives, they dei executive order has been a frustration even for people who are not particularly conservative. but i think it's going be some challenges, because congress need to appropriate the money for the buyouts. and it could cost billions of dollars if enough people take these buyouts, and it may prove to be legally dubious to be able to ju

and many a noble and courageous battle including mayors across america like doug palmer and also tim kainesteve grossman and david wilhelm. our nation is in a moment of profound crisis. a crisis very unlike any we have ever seen before. violent white supremacists pardoned and normalized. rule of law and the constitution kicked to the curb. people being rounded up like animals. military professionals, career people and generals gripped with fear inside of the walls of our own pentagon. and the personal -- the person responsible for all of these offenses sits again in the white house and spits on patriot graves. this is a colossal failing of democracy. a colossal failure for our party. the stakes could not be higher. these are not ordinary times and this is not a normal dnc election. this is a time that cries out for new leadership and for change. america needs are party to stand up and fight for the people we love and the republic that we carry in our hearts. so, the question for us is this, do we have the courage to change our party so we can save our country? i believe we do, and that is

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senator tim kaine, among others, have said, hey, be cautious, federal employees, when you're weighingthat the government can fund these. there's no appropriations, for example, that has been made to fulfill the buyout offer. and so right now we're pressing pause on it. on monday, the parties will come back to court, having briefed it. and then we expect judge george o'toole in the district of massachusetts. that's a federal court in boston to make a longer term decision about the future of the buyout program. >> then what, though? i mean, because this is not likely to end there, do you think? >> no, it's definitely not likely to end there. and then i think depending on what his decision is, it's likely to be appealed by one or the other side. we also could see other lawsuits about the buyout program and other areas of the country. certainly, employees in boston are not the only federal employees in the country who are affected by this. this is a nationwide offer being made to employees of various federal agencies. we know that there are a couple of federal agencies or categories of fe

we know there's an acting head at the faa now, senator tim kaine, i have a lot more questions for you on this. unfortunately, we came up against that press conference tonight. i hope you'll come back and join us. thank you for for your time tonight. thank you all so much. >> look forward to it. >> i appreciate that. thank you all for joining us. the breaking news will continue with cnn news night with abby phillip this is cnn breaking news. >> good evening. i'm abby phillip and we begin. >> with breaking. >> news tonight. another plane has crashed in another american city. and this time it is philadelphia. i want to reset what we know at this hour. we are told a twin engine medevac jet took off from a local airport en route to missouri. that plane reached 1600 feet after takeoff before plunging 11,000ft per minute. six people. >> were on board, including a child patient. >> here is another. >> look at the. >> crash as it happened she's still hanging. >> you saw there the. >> jet plummeting. almost like a missile out of the sky before an explosion. it landed in a. >> busy section of th

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but you listen to senator tim kaine, for example. he's worried about the prices his constituents are going to pay, but also the businesses in his state that could face retaliation. listen. >> if. >> it was. >> a tax on virginia consumers, prices went up. and then when those nations retaliated, they retaliated against critical virginia industry sectors, especially agriculture and forestry. i remember going out during the trump first term to talk to my farmers and foresters, who by and large, were trump supporters, and they were saying, for god's sake, senator, help us. this is hurting our businesses. >> and he's pointing out this is an academic. i mean, we've gone through this before. they've seen how this plays out in the first trump administration, and they don't think it will be any different this time around. >> how long does it take for this kind of thing to go into effect? so i'm thinking you've got dow futures, the open what, 6 p.m. tonight. >> yeah. >> so he the thing about the market is that he has been saying this for a year

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senator kaine? sen. kaine: i would like to follow up on my line of questioning of edward snowden and understand how you analyzed the facts leading up to her 2020 bill providing him a pardon. there was a house committee report which was redacted but under the heading, what damage did it because for 5.5 pages of redacted material? i would have thought that would have raised the question in your mind. secondly, edward snowden, about 24 -- 20 countries that don't have extradition treaties within the u.s. will stop pete rouse -- u.s. how did you introduce a bill providing him with a pardon? it is not the same as a tweet or commentary on a podcast. i'm concerned about your apparent lack of interest in the scope of edward snowden's traitorous activities. ms. gabbard: i have answered this, some version of this question many times in this hearing already. my foremost concern has been, it remains, and will continue to be in upholding my oath to the constitution to support and defend americans for commitment consti

kaine, no. the clerk: mr. warner, no. mr. king, no. the clerk: mr. warnock, no. the clerk: mr. mcconnell, no. the clerk: mr. schmitt, aye. mr. cruz, aye. mr. lee, aye. mrs. moody, aye. mr. daines, aye. mr. schiff, no. mr. booker, no. mr. padilla, no. mr. padilla, no. is led by this. we wish to be everywhere all times. with allies and partners and encouraged everyone to invest have they represent but it requires realistic nominees. a lot of to the media anyone suggests abandonment are trying to drive away allies. we are committed to that and understand the importance. the fiscal reality of the have to. nato has to spend more and we are very encouraged and behind closed doors acknowledging that reality nato read again is what trump said in 2017 that said president trump is abandoning nato turning his back on nato allies 2018 now almost every nato they said. considering there you are. we are proud to be. and we are going to this. can you expand on that a little bit? >> one of the self-evident the war in ukraine is the underinvestment the ability emerging technology and rapidly bli