joining me to discuss senator kirsten gillibrand of new york. thanks for being here.ously, but i want to talk about infrastructure because it's pressing now and you heard secretary buttigieg talking about it and how it's approaching fish or cut bait time pup said it's a terrible misstep for democrats to continue negotiating with republicans. why? >> we've seen it time and time again. mitch mcconnell saying his goal, defeat this administration. only six strong souls voted with us. that's a problem. i don't think there's necessarily good will behind all negotiations, and i think the american people elected us to solve the problem of covid, to rebuild the economy, rebuild the infrastructure, and i think it's our moment to act. i think we need a bold solution that does both the heart of the infrastructure, roads, bridges, high-speed rail, rural internet and human structure, paid family leave, affordable day care. making sure our kids are back to school so all parents can get back to work. >> you heard secretary buttigieg mention the fact or allude to the fact that the cou

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anthony fauci, plus senator joni ernst of iowa and senator kirsten gillibrand of new york.n: welcome back to "face the nation." we want to go next to the former director of the cyber security and infrastructure security agency, chris krebs. good morning, chris. i want to start with the colonial pipeline. it was not intended to undermine american infrastructure, but it suggested some vulnerabilities. what did we learn? >> good morning, john. first, i believe if there was any remaining question as to whether cyber crime or rans way ransomware was a national security threat, i think that resolved itself over the last week. business executives have to stop looking at cyber security as a technical issue, and it truly is a business risk. we've got to do a better job in terms of closing out vulnerabilities and making our systems and our operations more resilient. >> dickerson: the president signed an executive order this week to try to get at some of those issues. what's your evaluation of that executive order? >> i think it is a really ambitious plan. i think it should be affecti

that's the bad things to be a bad outcome like near democratic center kirsten gillibrand, now the >>utions being replaced by new ones to promote the president's american family plan. she tweeted quote tired, family, wired affordable childcare and universal paid leave and servicing is the senator of accusing families are out of style and wanting to replace the family with cradle-to-grave programs but center children said literally tired guys but does this expose a dip in how americans view the role of government in family matters? all you have to do charlie, i've said this for years a sit down and try to do math homework with your public school students. public schools or whatever they can to remove apparent from the equation. your thoughts? >> exactly but i do not get memes. i do not think there's ever been a meme i've got or understood. i do not understand the particulars of this one. but if kirsten gillibrand cares about american families and students, open schools back up that is what she should do. >> of not only help families and students, that would help working moms have been

. >> next, new york senator kirsten gillibrand asks for a vote on her bill handling crimes including sexuality saul. enough co-sponsors to defeat a 60-vote filibuster. and one argued that it would go through the defense and his bill instead. here is the debate.

honestly, joni ernst now has joined kirsten gillibrand and he's former national guard.nder and a sexual assault survivor. her daughter has had some issues at west point as well. i think that that is actually helping getting a more bipartisan group of people together. and also lloyd austin, his first act as our secretary of defense, was to assemble that commission to look into this issue. it's been a terrible ongoing pervasive issue for so long now and i'm so glad that it's finally starting to see some steam. >> all right, allison gill, thank you for sharing that for us. it's a great podcast. tune into allison on the daily beans podcast wherever you get your podcasts. have fun with your mom, allison, after a year of not seeing her and congratulations on getting vaccinated. new episodes drop every sipping day if you want to take a listen to allison. let me know what podcasts you're watching and we'll get them covered. >>> coming up, everybody, stadium under siege. what led to this chaos at a uk soccer stadium. a live report from london after the break. i'll be observing y

. >> next, new york senator kirsten gillibrand asks for a vote on her bill handling crimes including sexuality saul. enough co-sponsors to defeat a 60-vote filibuster. and one argued that it would go through the defense and his bill instead. here is the debate. mr. president, i rise today for the need to reform our military justice system. just this month the department of defense released its annual report on sexual assault in the military. that report and more than a decade of data on sexual assault in the military shows a clear and disturbing trend. reports of sexual assault have increased every single year and remain at record highs, while prosecution and conviction rates have declined, including a shocking 10% point decline in the prosecution rate from last year. by every measure that you can imagine, we are moving in the wrong direction. congress has given the military more than a billion dollars. 500 million dollars in fiscal year 2019 alone. enacted hundreds of provisions and chartered special panels, commissions and advisory committees to address this problem. not one of the

many democrats in the state called for him to resign even the top senators, chuck schumer and kirsten gillibrandht now, this is the fight of his life and things are only gettiny more difficult for him as he tries to navigate this maze. liz: we have the new york state assembly still investigating the cover up a nursing of death tied to his executive order putting patients back in and accusations that cuomo you state workers to edit it is memoir, we have a report coming in that he made c over $5 million off of that. let's come back to the abuse of power is something you said before, say he signed this law into effect in 2019 and goes ahead is actually harasses these women, those allegations are proven true you say he can be tripped up by his own law that he signed into effect. >> completely because the wording of the i law suggest is about how the women interpret his actions, the allegations are pretty specific, among the allegations are not just the words that he used but that he actually sexually assaulted some of these women ended regardless of what the new york i state law wording is most peop

. >>> my guests will include pete buttigieg, kirsten gillibrand, michael mccall and congressman hakeemwolf blitzer is right next door in "the situation room." i'll see you sunday morning. have a great weekend. >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." happening now, republicans block a commission to investigate the deadly capitol insurrection. top democrats say they're shaming the senate. we have exclusive reaction from the mother and the partner of the fallen police officer who was attacked by rioters. also, chilling new images and details on the 22,000 rounds of ammunition and multiple weapons found in the home of the san jose gunman. and the cdc tells vaccinated summer campers they can now take

cheney as a domestic legal policy expert, clinical strategist, and former chief of staff serving kirsten gillibrand of new york. as senior policy counsel is an e view -- equal rights advocate. she held senior roles in the obama administration where she served as chair of the u.s. equal employment opportunity commission. mr. thomas warrick is a director of the future of the dhs project and a nonresident senior fellow with the center for strategy and security. prior to joining the atlantic council in august 2008 until june, 20 19 he was a deputy as a secretary for counterterrorism policy at the department of homeland security and a career member of the senior executive service. he was a lawyer and private practice for 17 years representing the company in the middle east and elsewhere. finally, mr. jeffrey neil is the founder and principal of chief hro llc. he was previously a senior vice president prover to drop -- prior to joining icf you was with the department of homeland security. mr. neal serves as a fellow director and former board chair for the national academy of the public administration ser

long list, kirsten gillibrand are called for end of family. what's tired? families. what's wired?o families, if you see that emoji a family next to the dollars and these days you know biden he is just passing out stimis so the stimis are come out to needs them if you have the stimis. >> will: have you been a bad influence para jordan one thing liking the people game. i'm not into it here is a word of advice to kristen gillibrand give it up too. i don't think she wants to destroy families. the truth is she might is that beyond the realm of possibilities when you are now in the party and ideology who wants to tear america down to its studs i don't know how far you are willing to go. i know you want to go really far does it include families? maybe she just batted memes can't put it past her. >> pete: if she has been diving into the marxist textbooks. last topic. we are staying on time impressive if you watch the weekend show. >> will: i'm disappointed news. supposed to be pirates. blow the clock out. >> pete: toxic masculinity permeated the happiest place on earth, will. critics are

. >> yang: two senators-- new york democrat kirsten gillibrand and florida republican marco rubio-- aresponsoring a bill that would require the v.a. to give benefits to any veterans who served in iraq or afghanistan or in a nearby nation, and have conditions such as cancer or lung disease. their legislation would also cover veterans who served in the middle east since 1990, the year of operation desert shield, the u.s. troop build up before the invasion of iraq. gillibrand says veterans and their families shouldn't have the burden of proving that burn pits caused their illnesses. >> we know what was burned in a burn pit. we know what's emitted from these kinds of burn pits. we have the epidemiology. and that's why it has to be presumptive. it should not be on them. it should be on us. it is our duty and our responsibility. >> yang: a high-profile backer is lobbying for their bill. >> you can't support the troops and then abandon them when the troops need support. >> yang: former "daily show" host jon stewart advocated for the first responders who searched the rubble in lower manhattan a

even the top senators in that state, chuck schumer, kirsten gillibrand called him to resign. maze. elizabeth: we got the new york state assembly still investigating the coverup of nursing home deaths tied to his executive order putting patients back in and accusations that cuomo used state workers to write and edit his pandemic memoir. we have reports coming in he made five million dollars off of that. let's come back to the abuse of power. let's come back to something you said before. say he signs this law into effect in 2019 and then goes ahead and sexually harasses these women. if those allegations are proven true you're saying he could be tripped up by his own law that he signed into effect? >> welcome completely, especially because the wording of that law says yes, it is really about how the women interpret his actions. now the allegations are pretty specific. i mean among the allegations are not just the words that he used but that he actually sexually assaulted some of these women. regardless what the new york state law wording is, most people have a common understandi

administration should keep talking to republicans about a bipartisan infrastructure deal, senator kirsten gillibrandht lose our coalition for human infrastructure. instead she's 100% in favor of pushing through a multi-trillion dollar package using budget reconciliation. she says, i do not think the white house should relegate recovery to the judgment of mitch mcconnell because he will not function in good faith, says gillibrand. so kyrsten sinema and joe manchin are starting to be out there blowing in the wind with the rest of the democrats who are saying, we don't all think it's the world's best process. they didn't want budget reconciliation for everything, but they're beginning to understand that they're not going to get anything done if they don't use sharper tactics. >> well, i mean the question becomes how much is biden willing to turn himself inside out and neuter his agenda in the process to achieve this mythical bipartisanship in which the republicans have no interest. you know, his duty and the duty of democrats is to pass legislation that helps the country. if the gop wants to get onboar

is a domestic legal policy expert, clinical strategist and former chief of staff to senator kirsten gillibrandnew york. she has served as director and as senior policy counsel had equal rights advocates. she held senior roles in the obama administration where she served as chair of the u.s. equal employment opportunity commission. mr. tom warrick is the director of the future of the dhs project and a nonresident senior fellow with the center for strategy and security. and the middle east programs group at the atlantic council. prior to joining the atlantic council from august, 2008 to june, 2019, he was a deputy assistant secretary for counter-terrorism policies at the department of homeland security and a career member of the senior executive service. he was an international lawyer and private practice for 17 years, representing companies in connection with investments in the middle east and elsewhere. and finally, mr. jeffrey neil is the founder and principal of chief hr olc. he was previously senior vice president -- prior to joining icy, if you worked for the department of homeland securit

. >> let's listen to what kirsten gillibrand said about this. >> i think waiting any longer for republicans to do the right thing is a misstep. would you go forward. i would offer -- president biden has a huge bold agenda of so much he wants to do for the economy and the american people. democrats should respond and vote together now through reconciliation to get it done and then move on to the rest of the bipartisan agenda. >> maria teresa, that is kind of the way the democrats always used to operate in the senate when they were in power. and that is to publicly strategize about how to get this done at variants to some degree with the president. that is exactly what chuck schumer and president biden have been hoping to limit. and i'm not saying that senator gillibrand did anything wrong there, but what they don't want is a bunch of voices, democrats in the senate suggesting here is the strategy you should do and here is what you should do and build some kind of impatience around joe biden's approach to this. >> well, i think you nailed it. what this particular white house has been discipli

government is breaking rules, and just as senator ron was always for and has always advocated and kirsten gillibrandof the u.s. military should be protected when they are being whistle-blowers, and they see things that are wrong. as every federal employee should be. and let's keep in mind that our u.s. military is for destroying our enemies. our state department is for spreading goodwill and making sure that we all understand one another. the u.s. military is about winning battles, and that is what we should keep the focus on, and what is at the heart of this legislation is that let's make sure that the u.s. military is focused on protecting america. >> alicia: david avella, thank you. kristal knight, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> alicia: whistle-blowers have a fraud history and our country. it can be difficult. these members of congress seem to have an idea in mind, but there are lawyers who have come forward and said that this could be troublesome. >> arthel: it's complicated. >> alicia: right. it's complicated. all right, i'm going to move on. fox news obtaining exclusive ne