newsmakers, virginia enator mark warner on the budget committee. newsmakers. on c-span. >> the book tells both a story manuscript,that the this national treasure isn't hat we thought, while also trying to chronologically think about what was madison encountering at the time, and keeping those two narratives tricky for a uite while. >> sunday night on q&a, boston college law school professor mary sarah builder discusses her hand which takes during and after the conventional constitution in 1987. >> he folded those sheets in the front and the two pages and the middle. he sewed the two pieces of paper together in the manuscript. of paper that es e noticed was that the last quarter was that he didn't match with the earlier one. suspicion thatmy the end of the manuscript had been written later. it was a wonderful thing to get to see that in person. eastern on ght at 8 c-span's q&a. >> next, proposals to eliminate federal student aid programs and with direct em federal funding to the states. the panel discussion with higher s ucation lead ers and scholar was hosted

rah builder on >> our guest is virginia senator mark warner, a democrat. thank you for being with us. >> our guests are mike and niels. you are up first. >> thanks for joining us today. year in a unique position for a really hot button issue right now. -- you are in a unique position for a really hot button issue right now. you are a technologist by trade. you've taken a deep interest in that industry. there is a grand national debate right now about encryption. your colleagues on the intelligence committee are working on legislation to address this issue. can you give us enough on that legislation -- an update on that legislation? >> it's going to start to circulate real-time and i'm looking forward to reviewing it. i have the norm's both richard and diane. respect for richard and diane. this is an area that i've spent a lot of time trying to think through. i have a background in telecom and i.t. we started looking at the question around digital security. encryption is part of that but -- it is going to be a minor compared to the debate that arises as we

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. >> >>on newsmakers, mark warner, a member of the budget committee among the issues he will discuss in a federal budget, encryption legislation. 10:00 a.m. sunday and six apart p.m. eastern on c-span. >> it now a discussion on some of the technology that will be in use this july during the republican national convention in cleveland. at l.a. times.com, this headline smoke-field room, meet silicon valley. techies seeing opportunity at the republican convention. he covers politics for the los angeles times. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> clearly all eyes will be on cleveland for what may be a historic convention. how does technology play into this? evan: it plays these candidates into it and a lot of ways. need to find that as much as they can about every possible delicate, particularly the ones up for grabs. there are all kinds of things they can find out from technology firms that do data mining. and in addition to that, they need to be a voting use that information quickly on the floor as are trying to persuade delegates one way or the other. >> you poi

it will be senator mark warner. he talks about security and digital encryption legislation in congress. here is a bit of what he had to say. [video clip] >> we need to set the policy. congress needs to do its job. as somebody who spent a career in this field, and then the last from thes digging in intel's side, it is extraordinarily complex. i'm not sure whether there is enough technical expertise in congress at the moment when you have apple taking an absolutist position, the fbi taking an absolutist position. we saw they did not come to pass because there was a different way around the problem. i mentioned the police chief in san bernardino has endorsed the commission as well. encryption debate takes place on the device, in terms of software, at the network level. one thing i would be worried about is if we mandated a backdoor, two things could happen. one, you have smart criminals and terrorists buying a foreign-based phone that was not subject to american jurisdiction, or a smart criminal or terrorist would simp

announcer: coming up on "newsmakers," a conversation with virginia senator mark warner, who serves as member of the budget committee. he talks about the federal budget as well as encryption legislation in light of the fbi apple case. when treasury secretary jack lew talks about u.s. leadership in the global economic system. watch that live starting at 8:30 a.m. eastern on our companion .etwork, c-span2 also monday, a discussion on new ways to pay for medicare services. the alliance for health reform hosted the event. noonan watch it live at eastern here on c-span. >> american history tv on c-span3, this weekend. new factorsee is making emancipation desirable. old kinds of obstacles falling by the wayside with the result that by august, if not earlier, of 1852, lincoln has decided that when the time is right, he will announce a new name for the war effort, that would add to a union, human freedom. mckenzie on tracy the evolving war goals of the north during the civil war. >> what could make it possible -- america to proceed receive such production and at the same time, build an army. t

you are the cochair with mark warner.omething that ties into everything we have been discussing, how do you have an economy and a social contract that deals with the gig economy, the 1099 economy where people do not just go to a factory at age 20 and retire at 60. his commentary? stand up. did you have a particular way unit you from that question? >> i would love to hear you [indiscernible] >> and how you make skills affordable from job to job. benefits, benches, all the things that used to be in the employer-based economy. i'll answer you where did with sandra warner. finally cannot do it. which was, i do not pretend of these answers. an exercise inas continuing education bill. it is a fascinating phenomenon. i've been reading about it a lot. fairly recent study showed all of the net new jobs over the last decade in this country fit into this category of temporary or on demand, or contracted. from outsourced janitors down to it over. it is a real and growing phenomenon. one question we all need to ask is do we like this?

. >> in the wake of the attacks, virginia senators mark warner and tim kean have been trying to attach a proposal that would strengthen security at virginia's airports. >> coming up, tsa facing some controversy tonight. >> it's all over an app that tells travellers whether to go left or right. >> and busted, federal authorities set up a fake college website to catch scammers. how they enrolled right into the string. hey, fitz. >> reporter: good evening. what is in a name? well a lot of jokes if you aren't careful. coming up the law school name change that has already delivered a verdict in the court of comedy. first, over to sue palka. >> hey there, tom. glad you're out in the elements tonight and not having to deal with rain because that may be a different story. our weather headline we're going to warm things up a little bit but here comes the rain. i'll let you know when to expect it. we'll have the first look at our forecast when fox local news at 5:00 comes right back. >> it is a lesson the george mason school of law is learning the hard way right now. the antonin scalia school of

he used to run the dnc and then mark warner and brown from ohio again and patrick for our governor of massachusetts and so on. even elizabeth warren is on that list. i find that fascinating but i think brown is on this list. is it because bernie sanders pushed hillary clinton so far to the left that she would have to consider somebody kind of like sanders. >> yeah and he's from ohio. hilary is doing this because she wants to send the message that she's the inevitable candidate even though the pledge delegate difference is about 250 and she most likely won't reach the magic number of 2384 pledge delegates by the convention. so she is doing everything in her power to send a message to progressives and the blue collar voters that are very important that bernie sanders has and he has a lot of those supporters. that bernie sanders edge she is going to need. looking at the republican side we're scared of a kasich rubio ticket. that would be unbeatable and i think it would be very hard for hilary to counter that. relying on like a castro and that's the person everyone has been talking about

senator mark warner will meet with merrick gand than an hour. judge garland has been meeting with lawmakers all week, hoping to push his nomination to a vote. president obama nominated him to replace justice scalia earlier this year. some republicans are against a vote on garland's nomination, saying the next president should fill the seat in the supreme court. >>> a jobs fair in the district. >> active duty, military guard and military spouses are invited to attend. here's more on the day's events. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. we're here at the verizon cente just a few moments ago, the workshop portion of the day started. you've got a number of people actually upstairs right now. they're learning tips on how to get their resumes going, linkedin, facebook, the difference between the two and how to use those in order to land a job. there about 250 servicemen for this event, and they'll be able to visit this concourse and about 100 different employers that are here and eager to talk to them about how to get that next job. joining us today

. >>> senator mark warner met today with supreme court judge nominee, merrick garland. and he tweeted a moment ago, saying he had a thoughtful meeting with the judge who deserves hearings and a vote. to consider a qualified nominee. mitch mcconnell is refusing to act on garland's nomination. the kentucky republican said the next supreme court nominee should be selected by president obama's successor. >>> a nightmare for one married couple. they took an expensive and beloved engagement ring in to be serviced. >> we don't know if it's lost or stolen. but that pring is straight up gone. and the -- ring is straightup gone. wusa 9's stephanie ramirez is following this story you'll see only on wusa 9. stoz the ring was sent to a facility in annapolis, where it went missing. according to police, the couple devastated. telling me, the memories behind that ring can never be replaced. >> it was like an epic proposal. >> i have no idea why -- where we are. >> it was valentine's day, 2014, when her then boyfriend josh led her to clues. at the end, hand-picked self- designed leo kar

. >> and in the wake of attacks virginia senators mark warner and time kaine are trying to atax attach a new proposal to faa reoriginalization bill and proposal would strengthen security at virginia airports. >> tonight questions are being raised about the way the tsa is pending some of your taxpayer dollars and documents show the agency spent 47,000 to have app developed. when the app all it did was point left or right. tech experts say the app could have been designed by novice coder in one day. it was to make it hard to detect pat erpsz. there's no reason taxpayers should pay so much for so little and that app no longner service. >> wait a minute. it's a pad with arrow that the person standing there has to tap and then she was pointing anyway. >> i don't -- yeah something like that. >> okay. >> yeah. >> they're just saying okay. >> coming up next tonight something else that might make you go that was snacking on cattle was caught. wait until you hear how big this monster was. >> and "fox5" is in recording studio checking out what went into the music on tonight's episode of empire. b

i will go through some of those names for you, cheryl brown and mark warner and virginia's senator and senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts. the senator would help her with the progressives. senator waor warren, has not ye endorse everyone and tom perez and julio castro and corey booker and of course, the broader message to the sanders campaign that this race is almost over. hillary clinton is clolooking v strong in pennsylvania and maryland and oregon, andrea. >> alex is joining me. the vice president's name is a technique without pushing him and saying the game is over. clearly, they're not going to make a decision on this until they see the republican candidates or the running mates and where their polling shows they need help. do they need ohio and can they avoid to have the senator from ohio stepping out and the governor from ohio would be a replacement so there is a big calculation there at a lot of levels. >> i mean so much of that choice could be aimed not so much at the general election audience but the primaries to bring those bernie sanders on board like sharon brown or

. >>> today northern virginia community college named a building after mark warner. he created mutual transfer agreements between two and four-year public schools and he authorized over $900 million to renovate virginia's public colleges and universities. >>> frustrated over your hefty cable bill? today the president through his weight behind his effort to give you more choice between cable boxes and what television programs you watch. susan hogan joins us with we rent these every month. >> and guess how much we spend every year on these? about $231, which if you add up over time, they certainly do add up. the fcc is pursuing new regulations that would give consumers more options to buy those somewhere else. now, today president obama is making it very clear he supports these efforts saying the potential is for cheaper and more effective services. in an interview with yahoo!, president obama said, now, across the board if we have more players that can potentially participate, then you get more people trying to get your business and you get better products at cheaper

them current obama administration secretaries julian castro and tom perez as well as tim kaine and mark warnersenator elizabeth warren and former massachusetts governor duval patrick so a sign of how confident the clinton campaign is that they're going to clinch the nomination here. >> all right, brianna keilar, thank you. don't forget to watch tomorrow night for our super tuesday election coverage that starts at 4:00 p.m. eastern right here on "the lead." >>> preplanned executions are how police are describing the murdsers of eight family members in ohio. new evidence may provide some insight into a possible motive. >>> then marked for death? cnn speaks to a man who says he is on the u.s. kill list and has survived four drone strikes. is he a terrorist? my lineage was the vecchios and zuccolis. through ancestry, through dna i found out that i was only 16% italian. he was 34% eastern european. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors we thought was italian was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't know about. he looks a little bit like me, yes. ancestry has

mark warner. >> i don't think he said it was unconstitutional.do it when he was governor, dana. we have to factor in race here. i want to call this to your attention in 1902 virginia legislature took steps to disenfranchise black voters. they gave literacy taxes and these black people different standard of law when it came to black folks. if you were convicted of a crime you can't vote. that was intentional. that's why it's been a big issue for the civil rights communities and black communities in the state of virginia. i think mcauliffe is paying back some debt there's. >> i wonder if you can stop a violent criminal by saying hey if you commit a violent crime you can't vote. >>> president obama's overseas trip continues. yesterday he ruffled some feathers in the uk when he weighed in on a domestic dispute. did he go too far this time? that's next. nsure. nsure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. real is touching a ray. amazing is movin

. >> you're the co-chair that zoe has helped to sort, we at the aspen foundation were hosting mark warner on something that ties into everything we've been discussing, which is how do you have an economy and an social contract that deals with what you could call the gig economy, or the 1099 economy, where people aren't just going to a factory at age 20 and retiring at 60. i think -- is conner mckay here? conner, stand up. did you have some particular way you wanted to frame a question, because i wanted zoe to speak on it as well. >> -- specifically certification and qualifications could be applied to people in new kinds of work arrangements and how you make skills portable from job to job -- >> skills and to some extent, pensions, benefits, all the things that used to be part of an employer-based economy. >> i'll answer you the way i did sandra warner, who i kept trying to evade on this thing, but i have such high regard for him, i finally couldn't do it. i don't pretend to have these answers. i'll sign up as an exercise in continuing education, because i fully expect to learn a lot more

they included virginia senator mark warner. his meeting with kelly ayotte took place off camera. senator chuck grassley would be the mean to convene confirmation hearings if there were to appear hearings. grassley released a photo. he said they had what he called a pleasant breakfast while he explained why the senate will not move forward with the nomination. republican leaders insist the supreme court vacancy should not be filled until a new president is elected. >>> well, a potholepalooza got under way in the district on april 1st, and ddot tweeted an update today. the agency says 700 requests have come in so far and more been filled. >>> so there's just like one or two more left, is that what you're saying? just one or two more? out there right now, it's been on the cool side today. as a matter of fact, look how cool we were early this morning. 30 degrees this morning in gaithersburg and in frederick. 36 in leesburg. 30 in winchester. i think numbers will be very close to where they were this morning again tomorrow morning. and that's why we have that frost advisory once again

the two virginia senators and former governors, tim keene and mark warner. former governor deval patrick of massachuset massachusetts. and the labor secretary, tom perez, who joy, i want to start with you. i want to start with him, because he is basically earned his way onto the clinton campaign's decision to make him on the short list. this came from a clinton official, and it was perez they put on there initial a. you're not hearing as much about julian castro, who people fell in love with. >> with castro, maybe the idea of the age, the juxtaposition of him and hillary clinton. so i think there is this thinking that either the clinton campaign, just sort of in talking to the clinton world, that they either feel like they need to have a latino to pair with him to galvanize the latino electorate or they need to fix their white male problem and go with somebody who is a progressive white male or al franken, somebody like that, who would be outside of the box. >> the clinton campaign said, sure, we might look at elizabeth warren. other names, julian castro, el

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mark warner, sharrod brown of ohio. there are a number of people.t's important is the vice president candidate has to supplement and fill holes that exist, reach the millenials. how do we integrate and merge with bernie sanders and reach those voters, african-american, hispanic. maybe even somebody unconventional. i have heard sheryl sandberg of facebook, i don't know. but she has wiggle room. i think she has to pick someone who will supplement and complement her in a way that gives her kind of a power she needs going noop tinto the gene. >> the name that was floated this week has been elizabeth warren. >> i don't think elizabeth warren wants it. if she wanted it, she would have run for president. i think she's happy in the senate. you will hear more about sherrod brown. he is a name that even though he did go for hillary clinton, he's close to senator sanders. he wants to mayplay a role in bringing the party together. he excites the base so that's one thing she has to worry inta the sanders supporters. she should worry about african-americans and l

and thom perez, labor secretary and mark warner, helps her in a critical region and elizabeth warrenresting name on the list, she would help her rally the progressives to bring over the sanders supporters. as you well know, warren has yet to endorse any candidate and there's a sense there's not a lot of warmth between warren and secretary clinton. there are other signs secretary clinton is pivoting to the general election. as you pointed out, she has been hitting donald trump hard on the campaign trail and she released a new ad aimed at drawing a sharp distinction with him. take a look. ♪ spread a little open love now ♪ ♪ we need to make sure he gets a chance to know how to do that ♪ ♪ walking on together now ♪ america is stronger when we are all supporting each other ♪ >> the add is entitled "love and ki kindness" to you ni the country opposed to divide it, trying to make the case trump is the more divisive candidate. i spoke with a clinton campaign official who said there is one more aspect to get ahead of donald trump slowly shifting and pivoting more to the middle as he gets clos

announcer: on newsmakers, virginia senator mark warner, a member of the budget committee. federaldiscuss the budget and encryption technology. newsmakers, today at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. monday on the communicators, federal communication chair tom wheeler in his first interview on c-span since being nominated by president obama since 2013. he talks about issues including net neutrality, set-top boxes, and lifeline to the internet. also, the spectrum incentive just beginning. he also discusses how he thinks about the internet future. fung ofined by brian the washington post. tom wheeler: i was able to be involved as they were bringing great change to the american economy and that is what we are dealing with at the fcc because we are in the middle of one of revolutions of all time. saying, ok, how do we deal with all of the changes happening all around us. announcer: watch the communicators at it :00 p.m. monday night on c-span2. tsa administrator oner never venture testified how to protect our railways. he was pressed on security challenges following th

. >> on news wakers, virginia senator mark warner a member of the budget committee.e will discuss the federal budget and encryption legislation. >> on thursday, president obama returned to the university of chicago law school where he once taught constitutional law to talk with students and faculty about the supreme court nomination process. this is 90 minutes. [applause] david a. strauss: well, mr. president, it's a tremendous honor for the university and the law school. welcome back. president obama: it is good to be back. [applause] it is good to be back. as some of you may know, i actually spent 10 years teaching classes and seminars here, and it was really fun. [laughter] and i missed it. and i thought, well, why don't i come back and say hi to everybody. so there are a couple of people i want to acknowledge because they helped to facilitate this. first of all, i want to thank dean miles for closing down the school, i guess, for a day. [applause] thank you. special acknowledgements for geoff stone and doug baird, who were great friends when i was teaching here a

senator mark warner from virginia. senator sherrod brown, democrat from ohio. thomas perez who is the secretary of labor. out of that group, who do you like? >> i think that the first three, tim kaine and mark warner from virginia, both would be good picks. both were governors. senators and come from the swing state of virginia. sherrod brown what's going for him is, one, he comes from ohio. big, big swing state. and two, he's really highly regarded with the progressive wing of the party. those two things combined make those three of that group -- there's like 15 or 20 people on the list that they're talking to. >> so it's more about the state than it is the person? >> well -- >> does that have a lot to do with it, at least? >> well, there are two or three states that do matter in the general election. >> which are? >> ohio, virginia, and florida. those -- the combination of those two or three states will probably decide who the president -- who wins. there are other states like colorado and other swing states that are not as big and not as prominent. so when y

in the newsmakers with senator mark warner. after that, defense secretary ashton carter outlined his plans to restructure the u.s. military. >> the book tells of both the story of the fact that the manuscript come this national treasure is not what we ought while also trying to chronologically think about what was madison encountering at the time and keeping those two narratives straight was quite tricky for a while. >> tonight, on q&a, boston college law school professor mary builder discusses her book "madison hand," which takes a critical look at the notes madison wrote during and after it the constitutional convention. >> he took notes on a sheet of paper. he wrote on the back, across the middle and on the backside. at some point, he sowed all of these pieces of paper together into a manuscript. one of the wonderful things that we noticed when we were down there was that the last quarter thehe manuscript, though -- pieces he had sown did not match the earlier one. this confirmed my suspicion that the end of the manuscript h

. >> on news wakers, virginia senator mark warner a member of the budget committee.e will discuss the federal budget and encryption legislation. >> on thursday, president obama returned to the university of chicago law school where he once taught constitutional law to talk with students and faculty about the supreme court nomination process. this is 90 minutes.

national captioning institute] >> bundesliga's newsmakers, a conversation with virginia senator mark warner. he talks about the federal budget and encryption legislation in light of the fbi-apple case. 6:00 p.m. sunday at eastern. jack lewonday when talks values leadership in the global economic system speaking at the council on foreign relations. watches that live at a: 30 a.m. eastern on c-span2. monday, a discussion on new ways to pay for medicare services. the alliance for health reform host the event. you can watch it at noon eastern on c-span2. >> tonight on c-span, the supreme court cases that shaped our security at history come to life with landmark cases. our 12 part series explores real-life stories and constitutional dramas behind some of the most significant decisions in american history. a case about presidential power. it puts it before the court central themes about conditions in times of emergency. >> the chief justice said the case has come to be accepted by the culture. how many cases can we say about that? >> it was a sleeping decision, isolated the u.s. as one of only on

occurred more than four times and i also want to include the other advocate in the case was senator mark warner. they started calling my daughter so i have to give them credit for what we are trying to resolve right now is to not get the perpetrator in addition to the army and my second question is on the sharp program, there wasn't enough involvement in my daughter's case or the military college there she sat and so having heard her tell me about the inadequacies of the program at the campus and the lack of the coordinator on campus for them to finish, they wanted the title ix investigation finished first and then when that was done, my daughter went to the office program coordinator and wanted to file a complaint and they refused so what i'm saying is being that she experienced this inadequacy and it's just a two-year military college, is your program going to extend this concept to all the service academies and there are six military college academies that strictly have army programs for the early commission program into the army. >> let's give the panel an opportunity to answer the question

tim kaine and mark warner from the swing state of virginia.include hud secretary julian castro. former massachusetts governor duval patrick. and senators amy klobuchar, bill nelson, and cory booker. here's what bernie sanders thinks about that talk. >> if she is the nominee, i would hope she puts together the strongest progressive agenda, and if she has a candidate for vice president who is prepared to carry that mantel, prepared to engage in that fight. i think that would be a very good thing for her campaign. >> so let's talk about some of the possibilities with alexandra smith, president of the college republican national committee. and capri cafarro, democratic state senator in ohio and former ohio senate minority leader. welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> capri, you're on the democratic side. who would you like to see as hillary clinton's running mate? >> well, you know, i think i'm a little bit biassed for some of the folks that are on the list. certainly u.s. senator sherrod brown is someone that i think could assuage the bernie s

you are the co-chair with senator mark warner on something that ties into everything we are discussing which is how do you have an economy and a social contract that deals with what you call the 1099 economy where people are not just going to a factory at age 20 and dying at the age of 60. c conner is directing that. did you have a particular way you wanted to frame the question because i wanted zoe to speak as well. [inaudible speaker] >> still then to come extent, pensions, and benefits and things that used to be better than the employer-based economy. i will answers you the way i did on senator warner. i keep trying to evade this but couldn't. i don't pretend to have these answers. i will sign up as an exercise in continuing education because i fully expect to learn a lot more than i had to impart. it is a fascinating phenomena and i have been reading into it a lot since that assignment came along. one measure, fairly recent study, all of the new jobs in the last decade of the country fit into this category of temporary or on-demand or contracted. that runs from outsourced janitor d

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back to newsmakers with our two guests, mike debonis and after ouriewski, conversation with mark warner. niels lesniewski, i want to start in reverse order. comments about the budget process, which was one of frustration. >> yes. warner has been engaged long-term about the fiscal challenges since really before he even arrived in the senate. was sortwe heard today of in that regard more of the same from him, about his frustration, but it really is really a lot of -- there are a lot of questions about whether any of this can ever be going toor if we are reach a point where social security reaches the point of unsustainable, whether the medicare costs really get too withme for anyone to deal and where we're going to end up, you know. camp of dwindling number of democrats and both parties who actually would probably vote in that wouldproposals perhaps doom them at election time. critical particularly of the hard line house republicans and talked about a no socialat needed contract riders and to make sure they didn't add things to the legislation that would make in the long run. how likely i

here on c-span, "newsmakers" is next with democratic senator mark warner of virginia. then janet yellen sits down with some of her predecessors to talk about monetary policy at the federal reserve. at 8:00, our conversation with mary sarah builder on

mark warner, the other democratic senator from virginia. moderate, business-oriented guy.rrod brown, a populist, closest thing in the senate to elizabeth warren or bernie sanders. those are all possibilities but we're all guessing at this point. >> i think it was interesting what hillary clinton said to rachel maddow -- if he continues to win, her point was she has more than 2.7 million more voters. there is a much bigger lead between her and bernie sanders than between her and barack obama eight years. and she didn't sound like she was bending. i'm not going to adopt his strategy just to hope that his voters come along. >> that's a reasonable position if you are about to lock up the nomination. and she's not about about to adopt bernie sanders tax policies and spending policies because she knows she would get hit over the head with those in a general election. and fur close to locking up the nomination you are the one who gets to dictate what's in the platform. they have to find a way to pull the sanders supporters back into the fold and prevent deflections but they could

the bill introduced, it's bipartisan in both houses, congressman bobby scott of virginia and then mark warnera way to move it on the floor because we need time to prespire that when 2019 comes we can tell the story in its tragedy and triumph. >> senator tim kaine, thank you. >> thanks so much. >> so no veep talk, huh? just none? absolutely none. >> i like my job. >> i know you like your job! that's not the answer to the question. any vetting? any veep talk? >> nope. i'm just down here pounding the pavement in the -- and bono doesn't need comedy, we're comic enough here. [ laughter ] often unintentionally. >> good deflection. tim, thanks very much. good to have you on the show. >>> still ahead on "morning joe" -- >> i'm not defending this process. what i'm defending is the fact that colorado republicans followed the process that's been in place since president taft. >> and i guess that the problem is that when you get this tweet "we did it #nevertrump" that's sort of a show stopper in terms of whether or not it looks like the republican party was trying to be unfair to donald trump. >> well, t

our guest will be senator mark warner, from virginia. he talks about encryption and security legislation. here is the senator. set the policy here. congress needs to do its job. as somebody who has spent a career in this field and has spent the last five years digging in from the intel side, it is extraordinarily complex. i am not sure if there is enough technical expertise in congress at the moment when you got, for example, apple taking it absolutist position. come to not necessarily pass because there was a different way around this problem, at least in a san bernardino case. not getommission does legislature shortly, it loses its ability to get to a solution. the encryption debate takes place on the device in terms of software at the network level. one of the things that i would be worried about is if we mandated a backdoor -- two things could happen -- one, you would have smart terrorists and criminals buying a foreign-based phone not subjected to american jurisdiction. criminalo, a smart would import from the cloud encrypted softwa

. >> so when we share this information with you, tim kaine, mark warner, deval patrick, thomas perez,r vice president possibility. >> changing the subject from where are the transcript to who might be her vice president. >> dana perino was on yesterday. she said i'm not buying this. >> they are changing the subject and shifting responsibility. here's a quote from the piece. this is clinton's team. a complicated question like what if the united states is ready for an all female ticket. the country is so backward and retrograde and medieval they are not ready for two women on the ticket. that's insane. it doesn't matter who she picks. she's hillary clinton. >> don't you think by putting that tantalizing te ining tidbi there, can you imagine her teaming up with elizabeth warren. >> it won't happen ever. >> it would being a great to have two women. >> the whole point of her campaign is i'm a woman. vote for me. >> and shifting the conversation back to her only campaign theme. >> we're not talking about the transcripts we're talk -- >> we will ask questions you want answers to. >> it is ti