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i yield to senator klobuchar. the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, thank you so much. i join my colleagues. thank you, senator wyden, for your on-point remarks. of course, senator murray, for her incredible leadership. not only the committee, but on taking this issue on and making clear to the state of washington, yes, but also to the country that this should be a woman's decision, a woman and her doctor, family's decision, and not a decision made by politicians. and part of this is making sure there's access to family planning. since this decision has come out, i could not believe the number of women that have come up to me, at home or in airports, flight attendants, saying things like is this really happening? you mean i'm going to have to go to another state just to get reproductive health care? how about contraception? there's people talking about contraception. people all over the country have realized how extreme this decision is. and one of the people that have been leading this fight, in fact, has been leading this proposal on expa

i want to thank my colleagues, senator klobuchar, senator wyden and so many others who have been after eking on behalf of women and their ability to make their own health care decisions after the disastrous decision from the supreme court. it has been now almost a month since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, and did the right to abortion and really offended healthcare for womenve across this country and every single day women and providers and patients have been shouting dfrom the rooftop about how damaging this is how women's lives are now at risk. every single day we're seen the horrors caused by republican suppression women forced to stay pregnant and give birth when they don't want to. patients denied prescriptions that they t need, 10-year-old forced to travel across state lines to geton an abortion after being raped. a woman experiencing a miscarriage left bleeding for ten days as providers were not clear if they could treat her due to republicans extreme r bands. all the while republicans have been trying to ignore the devastation that they have caused. they have been t

[laughter] ing] >> thank you so much, senator klobuchar and we want to join you in welcoming admiral pekoske back to this committee. we appreciate his continued willingness to serve. the 9/11 attacks led to the creation of transportation security administration, and its placement within the department of homeland security. i was a member of the house of representatives 20 and one half years ago when we did this. tsa is charged with protecting the nation's transportation systems while also ensuring the free movement of people and commerce. tsa's nearly 60,000 employees play a critical role in securing our nation's transportation modes, including commercial aviation, general aviation, mass transit systems, freight rail, passenger rail, highways, pipelines and ports. the 43,000 plus transportation security officers who screen air travelers every day are among the most visible part of tsa through the public but there are many others in the tsa workforce including transportation security inspectors, federal air marshals, visible intermodal prevention and response teams. so this committee

love to hear from you. >> demaree, senator klobuchar, ranking member wicker and establishment of the committee. i've had the honor of serving as leader of the transportation to get administration for nearly five years and it is my great privilege to be before you today to be considered for a second five-year term as administrator. i would like to think president biden formally nominate me to this important national security position and also think secretary mayorkas and the entire d justine for the support during this process. i would also like to recognize and thank my family for the unending supporting this position and throughout my career. laser focus on protecting our nation and our transportation system. they are a dedicated committee workforce. of note though i want to talk about transportation security officers. tsos interact with millions every day and perform a critical national security function for our nation. their watch never stops. they come to work without pay. they came to work without pay during the 35 day partial government shutdown in 2019. a staff the checkpoint

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senator klobuchar mentioned. i look forward to working with the administrator to ensure that tsa implements the best possible security for our transportation systems without unduly interfering with the travel, commerce and civil liberties. thank you, madam chair. >> thank you very much. please, admiral. love to hear from you. >> good morning, senator klobuchar, ranking member wicker and distinguished members of the committee. i have had the honor of serving as a leader of the transportation security administration for nearly five years. it is my group of age to be before you today and to be considered for a second five year term as administrator. i would like to thank president biden for the nominating me to this important national security position. i also think secretary majorcas and the entire dhs testing. team for their support during david this process. i also would like to recognize and thank my peck ocd, tech cos gay family for their unending. support and disposition and throughout my career. when presiden

i love to hear from you. >> good morning senator klobuchar and members of the committee. i had the honor of serving of the as leader of the transportation for five years and it's my privilege to be considered for a second term as administrator. i'd like to thank president biden for rio nominating me to this position and i also think secretary may address and the dhs team for their support. i'd also like to recognize and thank my family for their unending support in this position and brought my career . when president biden announced my renomination one acquaintance said to me it's a tough job, why wouldyou want to do it for another five years . the answer is simple. i want to support the amazing tsa workforce. tsa workforce is exceptional and during my time has performed at a high level amid challenging and historic circumstances. whether it's transportation security officers, air marshals, inspectors or all of ouremployees we support them . i'm immensely proud to be part of an organization is laser focused on protecting our nation and our transportation system. they are

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joining us now is democratic senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. senator thanks for joining us. >> thanks, reverend. >> as we get started, please share with us your thoughts on the january six committee hearings this week. let's start there. >> i think it was extraordinary. so many people tuned in and thought about, you know, if i was president, they thought to themselves, would i just sit there watching it on tv? sitting in the dining room, while the capital was being invaded and people were being killed? i thought general milley's word when he said, what did trump do, zero, silk, nothing. i was in a room, as you know, with other senators. we are all desperately trying to call police, national guard, military, trying to fill the void that he left. and it is his duty to execute the laws of the united states. he didn't just fail, he actually made things worse by sending tweets about mike pence, and enraging his already completely over the top supporters who, as you know, at his direction, marched down the mall, and basically try to stage a coup, an

you what she's saying or more importantly what she's not saying, as we also talk to senator amy klobuchar. >>> another former trump whous aide, mick mulvaney, speaking with the committee today. our team the only ones to catch up with him on the way in. >>> we're going inside that prisoner swap deal. the latest on any direct talks between the u.s. and russia and how soon paul whelan and brittney griner could be home as we go one-on-one with national security spokesperson john kirby. i'm hallie jackson in washington on this thursday afternoon. carol lee over at the white house, jake ward posted up for us in san francisco, our business reporter. carol, let me start with you. this is time number two we're hearing from the president today on the economic news of the day. >> reporter: that's right, hallie. what you're seeing is not just the president but across the administration, a number of officials are out talking about the economy today addressing these gdp numbers. this is an effort to try to shape the narrative. part of what you're hearing from the president, you might be hearing bad new

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here's what senator klobuchar tool my colleagues about.edictions then, i would say, are you saying is the senate holding? it >> it's that we more than hold the senate. we pick up at least the two seats that we need, i think. more but then we are able to finally get voting rights legislation, john and all these things. and as you know, we need two seats to do that. >> and what about the house? we are losing the? house >> no. simone. you are going to be able to hear all of someone's conversation with senator klobuchar coming up today at 4 pm. but joining right now, we have to miller, former top aide to 2016 presidential candidate jeff bush. now a never trumper and writer for the bulwark, host of not my party on the snap, and an msnbc political analyst to somehow you find time to write this book, why we, did a travel out from the republican road to hell. we are trying to join a conversation about recently. but tim, this is far cry from the notion that democrats are likely to lose the house and senate. that is where we have been hearing. i mea

i asked amy klobuchar, if she heard from her. she such's gonna be on the bill.emain to see what she says. i want to talk about the process of this deal coming together. president biden talked about this. i want you all take a listen. >> i know there can be sometimes seen like nothing is done in washington. i know it never questioned if your minds. but the work of the government can be slow and frustrating, and sometimes, even infuriating. then, the hard work of hours and days and months for people refusing to give up days off, history is made. lives are changed. with this legislation, we are facing up to some of our biggest problems, and we are taking a giant step forward as a nation. >> now, i have on good authority, the counselor to the presidents, steve ritchie, played a key role in these negotiations, behind the scenes. so, sahil, you have a sense of how the white house worked with senator schumer to secure this deal? and what role are gonna play going forward? >> well, symone, they certainly said the contours early on. and they negotiated everything that le

i also want to think senator klobuchar and brought you had the rules committee for their advice and counsel throughout this process. in senator lindsey graham for his insights and for joining as a cosponsor. the legislation that we aretr introducing the electoral count reform and presidential transition improvement act will help ensure that electoral votes total by congress accurately reflect each state's popular vote for president and vice president. our bill includes a number of important reforms but i want to highlight just a few. first it reasserts that the constitutional role of the vice president in counting electoral votes is strictly and solely ministerial. the idea any vice president would have the power to unilaterally accept or reject or change or halt the electoral votes is antithetical to the constitution and basic democratic principles. second our bill waives the threshold to lodge an objection to a black tour to at least one fifth of the duly chosen and sworn members of the house of representatives and the united states senate. currently mr. president only a single member in

amy klobuchar, thank you very much. >> thank you. next, it's not just women who can get pregnant and give birth, but the republican obsession with defining womanhood, and linking it to motherhood, could have disastrous implications, for all pregnant people. my next guest, explains why. when we come back. earlier this year, our new supreme court justice, was asked what a woman is. she had a difficult time defining that. since you are the president of the national women's center, i was hoping you could define when a woman's. >> but i will tell, you i am as -- a woman. that's how i identify. i think it is important to be very clear here. that, there are people, who identify as non binary. >> we are not going to go there. >> we're not going to go there, he says. but we are going to go there. that was during a house oversight committee, on wednesday. regarding abortion rights, which was derailed by bizarre interrogations by republican. their latest obsession? the question, what is a woman? has sparked a conversation about the language we

joining us now, democratic senator amy klobuchar of minnesota.d chair of the rules committee. and senator klobuchar, you guys expect to hold a hearing on the proposals soon. tell us how it's going in term of republicans and democrats working together on this. and what does that tell us? >> everyone that came out of january 6th understood that we had to get to the bottom of what happened. that's what the january 6th committee is doing right now including tonight. we had a fix of security at the capitol. something senator blunt and i took very seriously. we have new police chiefs and sergeant of arms, you name it. the third piece of it was not allowing procedure that was set in 1887, you have to think rutherford hayes, we're not going to go there, antiquated law and updating it. literally one person can object from each chamber. one person can object. and then you can throw the whole thing for each state that can object to. and so what the group has done here and they were going to have the hearing on august 3rd, senator blunt and myself, hear this

i want to ask amy klobuchar, she's coming up right after this, thank you both. we've got a lot more to come big news on the january 6th investigation. so much -- sources are telling cnn that former president trump tried to call a member of this white house support staff who's talking to the january six committee. here she is now. this is amy klobuchar is going to weigh in on this, what it means for the investigation, what it means for the doj, that's coming up after the break. my name is never fires, -- tried to call a member of the white house support staff who was talking to the january six committee. with all this information coming out questions are coming is what's happening at the doj. joining me now, democratic senator from minnesota. she's a member of the senate judiciary committee. thank you for joining. >> thanks, don. >> we have a lot to discuss tonight i want to get your reaction to the news tonight about trump placing this call to the staffer, someone he would not usually communicate with, someone who can corroborate parts of hutchinson's testimony.

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i yield to senator klobuchar. the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, thank you so much. i join my colleagues. thank you, senator wyden, for your on-point remarks. of course, senator murray, for her incredible leadership. not only the committee, but on taking this issue on and making clear to the state of washington, yes, but also to the country that this should be a woman's decision, a woman and her doctor, family's decision, and not a decision made by politicians. and part of this is making sure there's access to family planning. since this decision has come out, i could not believe the number of women that have come up to me, at home or in airports, flight attendants, saying things like is this really happening? you mean i'm going to have to go to another state just to get reproductive health care? how about contraception? there's people talking about contraception. people all over the country have realized how extreme this decision is. and one of the people that have been leading this fight, in fact, has been leading this proposal on expa

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. >> and today he met with some heavy hitters in the democratic party, senators amy klobuchar and elizabeth warren, as well as chris murphy, who posted this photo on twitter. newsom calling him a hero for championing gun control measures -- championing gun control measures in the senate. newsom himself is a leader of that cause obviously. just this month newsom signed bills adding new restrictions on g.o.a.t. guns, marketing firearms to minors and allowing victims of gun violence to sue gunmakers in court. newsom also met with california senators feinstein and padilla, talking wildfire strategies with the department of defense, including better cooperation with the national guard, more aircraft to detect and track wildfires, and removing a cap on the number of military aircraft used to fight them. but much of the trip has been political, as sara mentioned yesterday, taking aim at florida's republican governor ron desantis on education. >> back in the good old days in the '90s, people had difference of opinions about something called charter schools. but what's happening now, banning books,

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whether it be a nikki haley, a liz cheney, a tammy baldwin, and amy klobuchar, elizabeth warren, or pete buttigieg, all of those folks could be president sometime and because of that, we need a statute represented. host: our next caller is on the democrats line, go ahead. caller: i just have any issue i keep thinking about because like one of your previous callers said, we have a skewed system right now. the people that produce the most money in this country and the most heavily populated areas are grossly underrepresented. i'm wondering if you or anybody in the house of representatives talked about removing the cap on the number of people in the house of representatives. it is stuck at something like 400 something or whatever. the house is supposed to be as equally representative as possible and it is far from its now. it is not as grossly bad as the senate, where 20 -- 20 million californians are represented by two senators. it is bad. if that was -- if it was at least on my population. guest: i have not heard that much talk about it. i think the problem mentioned by the previous calle

and i know amy klobuchar was very heavy on that and she's been laying low. there is a lot of interest in not telling the truth about our past wars. and until that is done, we're not going to have the kind of core. one caller did express really good thoughts about truly bringing it back to the enlisted men level. where training schools. the military would serve a purpose. other than killing. and that one color the mentioned killing. -- >> when you came out of the navy, paul, what was the skill that you used most often in your civilian life? >> and gentlemen, electronics, i was a village frat. served in bermuda over cc duty. tugboat. landing craft. subjected to high noise exposure believe it or not. injury on the job. v eight fantastic everything is great. however, it wasn't always that way. the va still needs some distance to go. my experience coming out was great because they carry with me a trade. however, there were certain discriminations like not being able to collect unemployment when you're looking for a job. even though you are going to school full-ti

pete buttigieg was one, mayor pete, then kamala harris, people like amy klobuchar, elizabeth warren,nie sanders. do you see anybody on the horizon who can fill the void and pulled the party back to center? i don't think there's anybody who is capable of. >> no, because the energy in the democratic party is not toward the center, it's entirely toward the left. this is why joe biden made the ridiculous promises in the campaign. the whole student body moves left inside the democratic primary process. that's also, sean, why hispanics are increasingly becoming republican. all this will come of this talk, this man can have babies, they are alienating people who are traditionally sensible. no, they cannot. >> sean: just checking. i don't know. it's been a long time since i've been in school. just checking, seeing if signs change since i had been there. >> i'm happy to answer. >> sean: kayleigh, from your vantage, in my lifetime we've never had a party this left. they tried to at least moderate the rhetoric. that's why things they never got done at the ballot box or through the legislation t

i know senator tillis talked about the respect issue and senator klobuchar just brought up the issue of respect. i think that when you look at some of these issues between communities and police, that is of concern. then, the dramatic decline in trust between police and the district attorney's who choose not to prosecute some of these crimes, cases of illegal possession of firearms, domestic violence, resisting arrest, theft, and they have a tendency to promote these bill reform measures. chief, i know chicago has had as many as 100 alleged murderers released on home monitoring. that is shocking to me. also in chicago, i was looking at some of your stats. police made arrests in only 12% of the criminal incidences in 2021 which is the lowest rate since 2001. that was when the data was first released. the fop has written your d.a. noting a deep mistrust between chicago police officers and the das office. also stating we no longer believe that your office will treat our members fairly either in the arrests they make or when they are victims of crime. you are a 21 year veteran of the chi

the democratic party, it's a party that is split between the joe manchin, sinema and left, like klobuchar and alexandria ocasio-cortez was on the list. >> sandra: she'll be 35 in time of the election. >> eligible to run for president and following with the younger, progressive elements of the party. >> 95% of which don't want joe biden to run again. >> sandra: good to have him here, and we'll be joined coming up to look into the white house trying to redefine a recession. historically it has been two straight quarters of negative g.d.p. growth, so, or contraction i should say in the g.d.p., why they are trying to redefine that, possibly it's going to look bad if they have to say it was necessary to drive this country into recession to correct the policy mistakes of this administration. so many admittedly getting it wrong, inflation, right, john, calling it transitory and not doing what it would take to tame that inflation. and our kids are paying for today. >> john: hearing people earlier on fox say maybe janet yellen should be fired, of that a pretty big miss and they continue to try to

we had minnesota senator, amy klobuchar, calling for lowering the cost of prescription drugs. what else can the democratic congress can get done before the midterms? i said to her yesterday, i said to cedric richmond, one of your protegees, i'm hearing all over, blacks, a lot of people are saying, what are they doing? i'm not seeing a reason to vote. what can be done, and what do you say to people that say, why should we vote for the democrats? we did not get the job -- we didn't get the george floyd bill? where do we get it. >> first, but i would say to them is take a look at who controls the house. democrats do. every single thing that you just mentioned already passed the house. [inaudible] would you want to do? stay away from the polls so they can't even get it passed the house? we still have a chance that passing these things in the senate. but we already passed the house. so you get so angry, because the senate didn't pass it. stay away from the role -- the polls if you have no reason to vote. vote for me. vote for the house democrats. we passed every one of these. and w

he's under a lot of pressure and there's all kinds of buzz about pete buttigieg or amy klobuchar. >> there's a lot of democrats waiting in the wings if joe biden decides as he said in 2020, this was a transitional presidency for him. >> martha: he did say that. >> that includes gavin newsome who clobbered his opponent when there was a recall and gretchen whitmire who has been stand up in michigan. so democrats don't have anything to worry about. they have a young group waiting in the wings if biden decides not to run. don't forget obama and clinton won handily when they ran for re-election. granted they weren't 80. >> martha: here's former president trump in anchorage saturday night. >> we're a nation whose economies is flounders, stores are not stocked and educational system is ranked at the bottom of every list. but we're not going to let this continue. two years ago, we had the greatest and i mean like never before economy and the greatest country. >> martha: devin nunes, you believe the former president is imminently going to announce that he's going to run? there's a lot of talk

democratic senator from minnesota, amy klobuchar. thanks for joining. >> good to be on again. i need to get to your reaction about the news tonight about trump placing this call to the staffer? someone he would not usually communicate. with. >> i certainly hope that they speak with him. to me you have a line employee working the white house, doing their job. you find out that the former president is calling them on the phone. we don't know the details. your great reporters just pointed out. the fact is, witness intimidation, tampering, is a federal crime. if you have a corrupt intent in trying to persuade someone, sounds familiar. sounds like someone we know, don. the focus of it is to try to intimidate them in terms of their testimony. that's a crime. of course it has to be looked into. we will not know the exact facts. the committee is doing the right thing and having this information over to the justice department. i will say, this last hearing, there were things i didn't know. the thought that he's been told, we did know this by the interregional that there was no fraud. b