klobuchar used the case as an example of being tough on crime. overnight klobuchar car calling the decision to commute his sentence the right and just decision. taisha's brother is condemning the decision. saying the justice system has failed his family. >> who's the victim here? my sister doesn't get to live a life. i don't get to have any nieces and nephews. she never got to go to her prom. she never got to go to college. >> burrell still has two years of supervised release. minnesota governor tim walz, who is a member of the pardon board, says a life sentence for a teenager is too harsh. kenneth, mona. >> megan, thank you. >>> actor tom cruise is very serious about social distancing during his current film shoot. cruise is filming scenes from "mission impossible 7" in england. audio revealed he wasn't too thrilled when he saw journalists standing too close together breaking coronavirus protocol rules. >> i don't ever want to see it again ever! if you don't do it, you're fired. if i see you do it again, you're [ bleep ] gone. if anyone on this

we are talking about nominations -- >> i want to thank senator klobuchar and senator menendez for being here. i had a productive discussion with the secretary of state, tony blinken, and the director of national intelligence delegate. we had a discussion that covered the priorities for the u.s., foreign-policy national security. in particular i urged the incoming administration to be tough on china, but in a smarter, more multilateral way than the trumpet administration was. ist was immediately clear that president-elect biden's foreign policy and national security team are exceptionally qualified. accomplished individuals with the to protect our nation and advance american interests abroad. in addition to tony blinken and , president-elect biden continues to rollout and oppressive slate of nominees to his cabinet, another key administered position. after all we went through over the past four years i would expect almost all the president-elect biden's nominees would be widely acceptable to the senate. after all, republican senator's looked the other way and confirm several of donald tr

chairman moran: senator klobuchar. klobuchar: [indiscernible] guysce everything that you have said in such wonderful words. you have seen the creativity of the state of tennessee coming through in your turn of phrases, mr. strickland and i am more than happy -- with senator cornyn to have led this in your words, this band of gypsies so we can get something done. one of the things we have learned from this pandemic it is all not everyits business and group of employees are affected in the same way. state ofe home jefferson bus lands understands that. you can see it the faces of people utterly starting to cry at the bluestem amphitheater as they were talking about the moral haggard concert or see it in the face of dana frank who heads up 1st avenue in minneapolis as we stood in front of that iconic star of prints. knowing that -- of prince. knowing that he and so many other artists across the country could not have gotten there starts without entertainment venues. i think we all know you cannot go stand in a mosh pit in

klobuchar: good to know. thatheeler: the packaging pfizer has developed, we presented that to the vaccine summit this week. it is very highly complex. it has dry ice in the bottom. it has pizza trays where they can put up to 195 of these files in the trade and they are packed with more dry ice and there is a tracking device on top. neverassure you, i have seen packaging that complicate it before and they have been very proud to develop that we are the first to show that this week. i am confident aside from being big damage, that we are going to have a lot less spoiled than you think. sen. klobuchar: the dry ice that you talked about -- i know ups healthcare announced increased dry ice production capacity, producing something like 1200 pounds of dry ice per hour, is that right? mr. wheeler: 25,000 per day. sen. klobuchar: can any of that be made available for hospitals and clinics that need extra storage and how would supply for necessary transportation and storage materials kept up with this increased demand?

and i want to thank senator klobuchar and senator menendez for being here. today i had a productive discussion with secretary of state designate tony blinken. an director of national and intelligent designate of a real hanes. we cover the priorities for the u.s. foreign policy national security. in particular i urge the incoming biden administration to be tough on china. but on a smarter more multilateral way the trump administration was. but was immediately clear in the discussion present elected biden's foreign policy and national security team are exceptionally qualified accomplished individuals with the expertise to protect our nation in advance american interests abroad. in addition to tony blinken and have avril haines. president-elect biden continues to roll out oppressive display of nominees to other key administrative positions. now, after all we went through over the past four years i would expect that almost all of the present elected biden's nominees to be widely acceptable to the senate. after all, republican senators looked the other way and co

klobuchar: you very much -- thank you very much. the wichita line -- keeping these folks in business is important. i want to keep up with you and your lyrics. senator blackburn. sen. blackburn: there is a neat story about how that song was written and how it came to be, in wichita. in nashville, we say everything begins with a song. indeed it does, and to our witnesses today, i want to thank you for being available. to chairman moran and wicker, thank you for working with me and my team so we can have this. the live entertainment industry is vitally important to us in tennessee. it is a complete sector of our state's economy. it is not just an ad on. it is not something that is just there for the fun of it. and ithe music business, appreciate what senator klobuchar has done with save our stages. she and senator schumer and senator blumenthal. that is the front facing part of the industry. that is what you see when the curtains open. that is what you see in the videos on stage. these venues, that is great. we want these venues to thr

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overnight klobuchar calling the decision to commute burrell's sentence the right and just decision. but tyesha's brother is condemning it saying the justice department has failed his family. >> so who's the victim here? my sister doesn't get to live a life. i don't get to have any nieces and nephews. sne never got to go to her prom. she never got to go to college. >> reporter: burrell still has two years of supervised release. minnesota governor, tim walls who is a member of the pardon board, says a life sentence for a teenager is too harsh. kenneth, mona. >> megan tevrizian, thank you. >>> coming up, the city that's hired too many women and must now pay a fine. we'll explain. >>> also ahead, what happens to an iphone when it's dropped from a plane. we just found out. these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even betw

thank you, senator klobuchar. let's listen to president-elect biden. >> i want to say a few brief words about the explosion that took place friday in nashville, tennessee. federal, state and local law enforcement working around the clock to gain more information on motive and intent. this bombing was a reminder of the destructive power of an individual or a small group can muster and the need for continued vigilance across the board. i want to thank the police department in nashville, particularly those five police officers who worked so quickly to evacuate the area before the explosion occurred, risking their own lives. and for all the firefighters and first responders who jumped into action early on that christmas morning, last christmas morning. their bravery and coolheadedness likely saved lives and prevented a worse outcome, and we are eternally grateful to that law enforcement agency. and i know the hearts of all americans are the people of nashville as they rebuild and recover from this traumatic event. now

we are talking about nominations, and i want to thank senator klobuchar and menendez for being here. today i had a productive discussion with the secretary of state and the director of national intelligence. we had a wide ranging discussion that covered the priorities in the u.s. foreign policy national security. and in particular i urge the incoming administration to be tough on china but in a more multilateral way than the trump administration. both immediately clear in our discussions the president elect biden's foreign policy team are exceptionally qualified. accomplished individuals with expertise to protect the nation and advance american interests abroad. in addition, she corrected my pronunciation, president elect t joe biden continues to rollout the nominees to his cabinet and other key administrative positions. now after what we went through the past four years i would expect almost all of the president biden's nominees would be acceptable. after all the republican senator looked the other way and confirmed several the republicans argue the broad deference when it comes to

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senator klobuchar, thank you for being with us. house passed the second version of the bill on october the 1st. this is how long this has taken and we have faced all sorts of nonsense, including a number of republicans saying they don't want to run up the debt and send them checks to stay home. it seems that the close race in georgia has influenced mitch mcconnell into saying, you know what? maybe we should get a deal done. >> exactly. people need help right now, covid is spiking. you have small businesses closing all the time, winter is here in the northern part of the country. and we had to get this done. is it everything that we wanted? of course not. but i think it's really important to know in addition to what you laid out, the vaccine distribution money on there. we need that for the states. that's a way of helping states. these vaccines just can't parachute into a small town in rural minnesota. and then also there's help with rental assistance and emergency food assistance. $25 billion. there's a lot of help in the bill that

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march 7, 2018 senators klobuchar and shaheen asked major vendors of u.s. entities to scrutinize software saying the practice could allow moscow to hack into american election infrastructure. then last year on march 26, senators klobuchar, warner, reid and peters wrote the integrity of our elections remain under serious threat. our nation's intelligence agencies continue to raise the alarm that foreign adversaries are trying to undermine our system of democracy and will target the 2020 elections as they did in 2016 and 2018 elections. a combination of older legacy machines and newer systems, vulnerabilities in each present a problem for the security of our democracy and they must be addressed. then on december 6, 2019, senators warren, klobuchar, widen and pickian wrote we're concerned that trouble-plagued companies owned by private equity firms and maintaining voting machines and other election equipment quote have long skimped on security in favor of convenience leading voting systems across the country prone to security problems. moreover, again a quote

that's why worked with our friend from minnesota, senator klobuchar to enter save our stages act will keep independent venues across america from closing their doors for good. this would not just apply to a live music venues in austin, texas, this would apply to symphonies, to potentially broadway. this would apply across-the-boards, part i am proud to say 56 of our colleagues have cosponsored save our stages. making it one of the most widely supported stimulus proposals before the senate. we saw a lot of work to do but we do not have much time. beyond these three goals was a lot more i would like to see in the relief bill. and i guarantee all 535 members of congress would like to see more. the fact of the matter is we've been unable to reach an agreement on this bill with the most controversial priorities but it's time to take action where we can act, or we do have consensus and come back next year end try to do more. and try to do better. each of these areas i mention support for vaccines, our workers, small businesses have that sort of strong bipartisan support. so i think all 100

we'll talk about that with amy klobuchar in just a moment. let's start with california that is bracing for an onslaught of new problems. now the pan determine sick on the verge of a viral wildfire. l.a. had such a hard time getting control of this, and it continues to be the case. >> we're at a point in l.a. county where the vision of the worst case scenario they think is in many of our head social security starting to align with the projected reality that is on the ground here in l.a. county. in other words the hospital wards, wings, and hall ways that you saw in places like italy and york may soon be what you see in the hospital hallways and wards here in los angeles. and we're not just seeing the first stages of that. we're on to the second, third, and fourth sign that's that is happening. icus are at 0%. many of them have been that way for weeks. ambulances circulating around a hospital to find a different hospital to deliver a patient. when you go in the houses resources are now slim. the biggest bottleneck. trained icu nurses, a wave of

the core of these provisions were proposed in the senate in july by democratic senator amy klobuchar of minnesota and republican senator of texas john cornyn. steve on our line for others about the passage of this bill. steve from baltimore, maryland. you are next. caller: the legislative branch of this country is soon to turn this country into the next great third world country. the outsourcing, the off shoring, the spending of the money, soon to be the next great third world country. host: how does that relate to the passage of this bill? all others because i was self-employed for 27 years , three years ago i was diagnosed with bone cancer due to a misdiagnosis from my general practitioner. collecten i was able to -- host: you are still on go ahead. self-employment taxes or social security disability. i would prefer to be working. we should all be out working. in the meantime, in reference to this bill along with the other no differentne is from 2008. we thought that was big at 885 billion. we are spending ourselves into oblivion, soon to become the next great third world country.

was thrust into the national spotlight early this year as then-presidential candidate senator amy klobucharfaced calls to suspend her campaign for leading the case against burrell when she was hennepin county's district attorney. an associated press investigation found there was no physical evidence linking burrell to the crime and that klobuchar may have mishandled the case. the decision to commute burrell's sentence was made by governor tim walz and minnesota attorney general keith ellison. his sentence was shortened to 20 years, and he will serve the remainder on supervised release. a warning to our audience, the following headline contains disturbing images of police violence. shocking video has emerged from chicago showing nine police officers raiding the home of a 50-year-old african american hospital social worker as she was preparing to go to bed. after breaking down her door, the police handcuffed the woman, who was naked, and held her for over 30 minutes before realizing they had entered the wrong home. chicago mayor lori lightfoot tried to block the release of the bodycam footage

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and then on december 6, 2019 senators warren, klobuchar, widen and congressman pocan wrote, quote, we are particularly concerned that secretive and trouble plagued companies owned by private equity firms and responsible for maintaining voting machines, quote, have long skimped on security in favor of convenience, leading voting systems across this country prone to security problems. moreover, again this is a quote from that letter, moreover when state and local officials work on replacing antiquated machines many systems run on old software that will soon be outdated and more vulnerable to hackers. the letter don't continues. in 2018 alone -- switched their votes after they inputted them, scanners were rejecting paper ballots in missouri and bussing machines were causing long lines in indiana, in addition, these senators write, researchers recently uncovered previously undisclosed vulnerabilities in nearly three dozen back end election systems in ten states and just this year after the democratic candidates' electronic tally showed he received an improbable 146 votes out of 55,000 in

senator klobuchar, thank you for being with us. christmas to you up in the north pole in minneapolis. >> thanks, john. it's not that cold. we welcome you up here anytime. >> thanks so much, senator. appreciate it. >>> we were just talking about it. what is going to happen with this $900 billion relief plan that so many americans are depending on? we're trying to figure it out. we will give you the very latest information next. (soft chimes) - [announcer] forget about vacuuming for up to a month. shark iq robot deep cleans and empties itself into a base you empty as little as once a month. and unlike standard robots that bounce around it cleans row by row. if it's not a shark, it's just a robot. or psoriatic arthritis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling,

march 7, 2018, it was reported klobuchar and shaheen asked major vendors of u.s. voting equipment whether they allowed russian entities to scrutinize software saying could allow moscow to hack into american election infrastructure. last year, march 26, 2019, senators klobuchar, warner, read and ranking member peters wrote the integrity of our elections remain under serious threat. our nation's intelligence agencies continue to raise alarms that foreign adversaries are trying to undermine our democracy and will target the 2020es elections as they did in 2020 -- in 2016 and 2018 elections. a combination of these machines and newer systems, vulnerability's in each presents the problem in our security for democracy and they must be addressed. december 6, 2019, senators warren, klobuchar, wyden, we are particularly concerned troubled companies owned by private equity firms and responsible for the voting machines and other equipment, have loan skimped on security in favor of convenience across the country causing security problems. moreover, when state and local officia

. >> yesterday minnesota senator amy klobuchar made tribute to all those departing the u.s. senator, including those retiring and those who lost reelection. here are her remarks. >> so, my departing colleagues, and i like every sing of one of them. start with my friend doug jones. throughout the years i've gotten to know doug as so many have as a colleague, but more importantly, as a friend. these past years have not been easy for anyone, but what they have called for our leaders who would do what's right. who are willing to show courage and take risks and one of those leaders is doug jones. a native of alabama and a son of father who worked in the steel industry and my grandfather worked in the iron ore underground i know about this. from the university of alabama law school. afterward served as a top aide for his home state, senator heflen. and he would call and the accent was hard for a minnesotan to get through and mondale within a few days, howling with laughter when he took the call and i'm sure that was a great mentor for doug to have when he first got into politics.

senator klobuchar and i worked for years to beale to get that implemented. we did six different public hearings on russian interference, just on that one topic. it all started with 32% of americans in december 2016 believing the russians had interfered in our election. a few days ago another asked the question do you believe there was election voter fraud in the election between joe biden and donald trump. this december, 46% of the voters in america have said yes. 45% said no. from voters say that there was fraud, 80%. biden voters also said 16%. the reason i bring that up is we atched what happened in 2016 what the american people thought and saw and so we looked at the issue and had hearings to determine, do things need to change. much of the work to get the paper ballots into the states happened because the congress engaged on the issue with obvious problem. we distributed federal dollars, assistance and a constant statest to say these have to fix the areas where they don't have paper ballots and we have the potential for problems. that was the question.

klobuchar: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from mississippi. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, i rise today to thank all of my colleagues who worked so hard on the bill that is coming to the floor today, the pandemic relief package. and we know all the top priorities in there, the vaccine distribution, and i want to thank senator schumer and the leaders and those on both sides of the aisle that put more funding into that. i want to thank the group that has worked so hard on this agreement and this negotiation and the senate for their work, including senator manchin and senator romney and senator warner and senator shah halloween and senator durbin, as well as all of the -- their republican colleagues, senator collins and murkowski, senator cassidy that worked so hard on this original agreement with many others that joined in as well. this bill contains such important priorities, including unemployment and help to our hospitals and help to our rural areas, housing, rent, small businesses, unemployment, the direct checks. i think we all know that there is more work to

the core of these provisions were proposed in the senate in july by democratic senator amy klobuchar of minnesota and republican senator of texas john cornyn. steve on our line for others about the passage of this bill. steve from baltimore, maryland. you are next. caller: the legislative branch of this country is soon to turn this country into the next great third world country. the outsourcing, the off shoring, the spending of the money, soon to be the next great third world country. host: how does that relate to the passage of this bill? caller: i am all others because i was self-employed for 27 years, three years ago i was diagnosed with bone cancer due to a misdiagnosis from my general practitioner. since then i was able to collect -- host: you are still on go ahead. caller: self-employment taxes or social security disability. i would prefer to be working. we should all be out working. in the meantime, in reference to this bill along with the other bills, this one is no different from 2008. we thought that was big at 885 billion. we are spending ourselves into oblivion, soon to

this was added to the deal in the final weeks after months of intense lobbying senator klobuchar andnyn spear effort then the superstars got on board. billie eilish, willie nelson and even alice cooper with this personal plea. >> i don't know one major band that is worth their salt that didn't start in small clubs and without our help they may never reopen >> now, under this program businesses would be able to get a grant worth 45% of their 2019 revenue with the hardest-hit businesses being able to apply for the money first, starting with those that have lost at least 90% of their revenue the legislation specifically prohibits the relief money from going to large or publicly-traded companies because the idea here is to target the relief to those smaller businesses that have really become both the economic and cultural touchstones of their communities. back to you. >> it's a key story. i love having alice cooper sound on our air, but i wish it wasn't because of this. thank you for bringing us the latest >>> our next guest runs one of the companies that may benefit from that relief ala

but it was tough and as karen says with that extraordinary moment with the me klobuchar and they all met joe biden in dallas to rally around him and it became clear after winning texas and other states he would become the nominee. normally come as karen pointed out we are ready to get into it. the conventions are on hand and yes we are not at the dallas morning news either , but if you weeks or months to be conventions? when will we get back out there? and that was sad in a way because every four years and we didn't have it of course and he understood that but that our season was severely altered. >> thinking back to the convention what was it like watching them? >> i was in the best place possible to watch the convention which was my living room. every prayers when they are back to back and to maintain sobriety is difficult so at some level it's refreshing to pay attention to the speeches and not have all of the outside aggravations. on the other hand, it's a huge loss in terms of sourcing. it's a great place to talk to people that are inaccessible and to build your rolodex. there i

elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar, ron wyden, mark poe can offer letters calling those prone to securityblems, their words,r their forecast and they were right, up next is supreme court justice makes an important decision in pennsylvania in the whistleblower and witnesses electoral fraud in pennsylvania. he is guest next. we'll be right it's been a tough year. and now with q4 wrapping up, the north pole has to be feeling the heat. it's okay santa, let's workflow it. workflow it...? -uh-huh. just picture it... with the now platform, we'll have the company you always imagined. efficient, productive, seamless. ok, i'm in. whatever your business is facing... let's workflow it. servicenow. lou: breaking news a big win for the trump campaign in michigan a state judge ruling 22 dominion voting machines will undergo forensic investigation. those machines are from interim county michigan where a programming era showed joe biden winning the county before they checked and found 6000 votes had been switched by the machines to biden. they were reversed and switched back to the rightful owner presiden

. >> i do need to point out thank you to our senators cornyn, klobuchar schumer getting the sos goingge. it will help little people like me. jackie: there are two aspects like this. there are independent productions but also mainstream productions. for example, the new "wonder woman" film, when so many companies now are doing theatrical releases, big releases and also streaming them, giving the option to people to stay home to be able to watch it obviously that deters them from coming to theaters. what are your thoughts how the industry is evolving right now? >> oh, yeah, we got a lot of time here? we could have a lot of fun discussing that. basically people keep coming up, telling me they can't wait to come back to the movies on a regular basis. i'm a glass half-full kind of guy. i think it is going to happen. i think we're at a point right now where we can't get people confident to go out anywhere. i talked to people that said, they came to the movie the other day. they said they hadn't been out of their house since march but came to a movie because they wanted to support us. i thin

then turned with klobucharing blaring to see my suitcase in the middle of the train tracks. >> jimmy:ted to show marcus how bad it was, and my coffee was there as well. in my panic i'd thrown my coffee. and one of my ear pods also sort of got caught up in all the things. my coffee, airpod, suitcase is down there on the train track? did you go down and get it? >> that was my first thought, i'll go grab it. i started shouting, help! because i didn't know what to do, didn't want a train to come along. this station master man came along, and i said, i can just get it, there's 10 minutes till the train comes. he was like, no, you can't just get it. you can't just walk onto a train track and try and retrieve a suitcase. ended up being like seven guys in high visibility jackets, they made an announcement, the whole train station was looking at me because they knew it was my fault that the train was delayed. it was just -- i wanted the earth to swallow me up. thankfully, in my big face mask, just hiding. >> jimmy: sometimes the masks come in handy, i guess, especially in this particular situa

senate colleagues including amy klobuchar and tim scott dance along and eventually the senator was joinedenator tim kaine joined in on her monica. they played "go tell it on the mountain" behind the sculpture of a mountain actually called mountain and clouds here at the senate building. that's very fun to see. thanks for joining us tonight but that's it for this "special report." fair balanced and still unafra unafraid. "the story" posed by martha maccallum starts right now. martha, i think you can get them for your christmas party. >> martha: that's good because i can't hold a candle to either one of them. that was pretty cool. thank you, bret. good evening everybody. i martha maccallum and this is the big story developing tonight as there are a number of them. tempers flaring at a hearing on capitol hill today that was focused on election integrity with democrats questioning the need for this hearing and suggested he might ron johnson was chasing conspiracy theories. >> why do you think they're such a gulf between rhetoric and reality? what is the goal of this disinformation campaign? >

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. >> so i want to bring in our democratic senator amy klobuchar. thank you. it's been a minute. you know, it's a huge disparity in this country between vaccines allocated versus those distributed. the last step of this process get overlooked? why the delay of getting these shots into people's arms? because it is supposed to be, as the vice president has been saying, a whole of government approach. this doesn't seem very whole of anything. >> well, it's not going to be overlooked when joe biden gets in, and he's made that very clear because we have always known we can't just parachute these vaccines in the middle of, say, a rural town in minnesota in the middle of winter. this will take a major distribution network that i don't think has been adequately set up yet. that's why we were pushing so hard to get the pandemic relief package signed into law while the president was golfing. the sooner we get that money, the sooner we put it into distribution. the second thing is some of the things joe has been talking about from the beginning. you have seen the defense production act to r

senator has reporters will get more traction and their other lawmakers and senator warren and senator klobuchar and senator blumenthal holly, booker and we have a lot of different folks who are really focused on these issues right now so i do think we will see legislative reform and when the report came out they put out a memo that they did agree with all the findings of the report and they some of the remedies for the proposed remedies so i think we will see change and it's just a question of other how aggressive it will be depending on and i have not had time yet to figure out who is taken to see if they are anti- monopoly or not quite yet. >> okay, with that, we are out of time. thank you sally hubbard author of "monopolies suck" seven ways big corporations rule your life and how to take back control for it thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much, david. >> this program is available as a podcast. all "after words" programs can be viewed on a website at otb .org. >> here are some of the current best-selling nonfiction books according to indy bound. topping the list in the first volume