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, senator marsha blackburn and nine other republican senators introduced the protect our supreme court justices act, which would increase the maximum jail time for violating the federal law that prohibits attempts at influencing the decision making process of a judge from one year to five years. basically a chilling effect on those who might otherwise potentially call out the behavior of a supreme court justice. what is the republican minority in the senate doing here? >> they are trying to distract everyone from the real ethical concerns that have surfaced. i mean, let's get real here. we have a man spending $10 million trying to influence public policy in america, and then he gives lavish gifts to the supreme court justice who is at the point of the spear in trying to move those policies to the right. and that all happened after thomas got on the supreme court. and his mother living rent free courtesy of this billionaire? of course there needs to be a hearing. of course there needs to be public awareness of these ethical transgressions. and what the republicans are doing is shameful

senate, republican senator marsha blackburn of tennessee, and democratic senator richard blumenthal ofto both of you for being here. really appreciate it. senator blackburn, let me start with you. last year about 90 organizations across the political spectrum signed a letter warning about the dangers of last year's bill. they wrote kosa would require online services to prevent a set of harms to minors, which is effectively an center instruction to provide broad content fimterring to limit minors access to online content at a time when books with lgbtq themed books are being screened. obviously not talking about sexual exploitation of children, but in terms of resources for gay kids, lesbian kids, how would this new version of the bill address that criticism if it does? >> yes. and thank you so much, jake, for covering the legislation. and we're so pleased to have the support of hundreds of organi organizations on this legislation. and we have made certain this is focused on the process and that it is focused on how social media platforms are to perform that duty of care, have that stan

joining med you have now is tennessee senator marsha blackburn. senator blackburn,s. nashville happened within about an hour. i get a group text from mothers concerned, mothers panicked, fearful, worried, for their children. r to my knowledge, i didto not see any other senator besidesd se you and senator hagerty come out with a planatowithn in the immediate aftermath to protect my child. tomorrowil, what is your dealins with president biden and why would he reject this? >> it is just unseemly thatof ti there would be such a rejection of this by the democrats. e safe everybody should be for the safe school act. hi they should want to do this tomorrow, as you were saying, to keep our children safe .afe. this is something i have worked2 on since 2018, tried to get it0. passed, then tried to get it passed last year aftert ye the uvaldear shootings. but to have this grant pool and to allow local school systems and local lawbrin enforcement to work together to bring in veteransd ve and retireted law enforcement, to serve as a security officer at a schooficer atl, thw how to

misunderstand the drinks bud light but i also am very concerned so the last few days i joined senator marsha blackburn sent a letter to the ceo of anheuser-busch is the chairman of the beer institute, the beer institute is the industry regulatory body that regulates beer sales and in particular what are letter focused on is marketing agreement with dylan mulvaney aside from being foolish marketing was also, i believe clearly targeting children and there are strict constraints on the beer industry not to market the children. you remember the show thing. dylan mulvaney on tik tok an instagram has millions of children following and not only that, you look at dylan mulvaney's entire pitch. there's a whole series is done of days of girlhood, another serious were dylan mulvaney sings i'm eloise and i'm six years old. another video has 7.1 million views where he goes shopping for barbie dolls. all of that, those are not targeting adult drinkers, those are targeting teenagers or barbie dolls, even younger, preteens directly contrary to the rules governing the market of beer so we are calling on the beer insti

. >> ted cruz and marsha blackburn are demanding a probe into bud lights partnership with dylan mulvaneyver the transgender influencers under 21 audience in a letter to anheuser-busch the republican senator cited dylan mulvaney days of girlhood series where he boasts over 12 million followers pointing out the use of the phrase girlhood was not a slip of the tongue but emblematic of a series of his online content that was specifically used to target an audience of young people examples include dylan mulvaney lip-synching i am eloise. i am six grade wall dressed as a small child it aired 13 days before the bud light partnership and according to ted cruz the partnership violates the beer institute codes on advertising to minors. he said bud light owes americans an apology and new pride 2023 collection appears to use a male model for women swimsuits and dresses is unclear if the model identifies as male or transgendered but is featured while multiple items in the collection from the women's section adidas describes the line on his website as a celebration of self-expression and imagination a

. >> todd: texas senator cruz and tennessee senator marsha blackburn want an investigation into -- senatorsaney's instagram, where dylan mulvaney boasts millions of followers. this is emblem attic of series of online content used to target audience of young people. senator cruz says this is violation of advertising to minors and he says bud light owes an apology. retailers are expecting crime to cost them a billion dollars this year. >> ashley: royal experts questioning what is being described as near cata of stroic two-hour car chase involving prince harry and meghan markle on tuesday night. cheryl casone has more on that next. i'm your overly competitive brother. check. psych! and i'm about to steal this game from you just like i stole kelly carter in high school. you got no game dude, that's a foul! and now you're ready to settle the score. game over. and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, well, you could end up paying for all this yourself. so get allstate, and be better protected from mayhem, yeah, like me. thanks, bro. take a lap, rookie. real mature. how do we decid

forward on capitol hill are simply strongman our divisions that those strawman arguments, sandra marsha blackburn's might take this 100 million-dollar program would provide grants to schools to hire retired lawn -- law enforcement officers and fragrance and would secure our schools with other physical safety barriers. the president -- but president biden said he is not interested. >> i know there's been conversation about hardening schools. that is not something that he believes in. he believes that we should be able to give teachers the resources to be able to do the job that they are meant to do at schools. >> kayleigh: wow, he is not interested. i seem to remember a lot of security each time i walked into the white house for work. armed secret service, dogs, metal detectors. in fact, it does, and armed -- an armed secret service officer just steps away from the press secretary's office. i would know. i sat there. that is the place where karine jean-pierre works. it is impenetrable. what reason would you have for not protecting our children, our true diamonds. we have sandra blackburn. nashville

but i do want to plug senator marsha blackburn's bill which would increase the penalties allowed for that are trying to intimidate our supreme court justices. because with everything that we have seen go on over the course of the past couple of years, we find now that with various situations our supreme court justices are being threatened, we have people protesting if front of their houses, and we want to make sure that we are protecting those justices. so that they aren't being influenced unduly. >> harris: amen. anything else would be unacceptable and should be and must be. senator, quickly before i have to let you go, you have been very critical of the administration's pan to fully electrify the military fleet by 2030. tell us why. >> overall i'm very critical of this administration period. but when it comes to the department of defense, they are trying to take our non-tactical vehicle fleet and transition to all electric by 2030. instead of focusing on the -- we have gone woke with our vehicles in the d.o.d. >> harris: how will we plug them all in? we can't plug in stuff in calif

this week, i sent a letter to the ceo of anheuser-busch, along with senator marsha blackburn because ceo is chairman of the beer institute, which is the regulatory body, the industry regulatory body that regulates itself and one rule, beer companies are not supposed to market to kids. remember joe the camel thing, same here. dylan mulvaney, a massive percentage of dylan mulvaney audience are kids and budweiser was trying to target teenagers. look at things dylan mulvaney has online, days of girlhood, another video, dylan mulvaney is singing "my name is eshg eloise, and i am six," this is aimed at children younger than teenagers, calling on the beer institute to investigate the degree to which anheuser-busch was marketing to children in going down this road. >> brian: you never stop, senator ted cruz, thanks so much, appreciate it. not even 9:00. straight ahead, fox nation gives viewers inside look at criminal justice system with new episode of "cops" we'll speak to the show's producer next. ♪ ode fox news. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike som

tennessee center marsha blackburn, and others, "the faulkner focus" top of the other. >> bill: breaking go, cobb county. police giving the latest update on the suspected shooter. he will be in court momentarily. they told us during the break they've looked at the body cam video and arrest last night was carried out most professionally in that part of atlanta. 24, dana. captured in cobb county northwest of atlanta, georgia last night. >> dana: expecting the first court appearance today. not a lot of new details to provide this morning. let's listen for a moment. >> the physical description was pretty exact and so it was command's citizen safety, officer safety and suspect safety. it was not much else. it was cover and concealment and a dangerous apprehension. it was not anything other than that. he was very clear and so were the police. it was pretty direct but no, ma'am, it was not a consensual encounter. >> he was in the hospital for two minutes. why he did what he did is still under investigation. his mother has given us clue about the medication he was seeking. we don't know that to

senator marsha blackburn joins me in a moment with maureen mollack, whose son david took his life after bullying. first to aishah hasnie live on capitol hill. high, aishah. >> hi, martha. social media sites are not doing enough right now to protect our kids. so it is long overdue for congress to step in. that is why today they reintroduced their kids online safety act. this would require social media platforming to default to stricter setters for those 17 and under. it would let parents disable features that are addictive. the senators have been out and about meeting with parents and teens impacted by this harmful content online. they say it's time for congress to put politics aside and protect our kids. >> we've talked to too many parents that have lost their children to suicide. so i think this idea is not red or blue. it's not republican or democrat. there's no red or blue algorithm. >> there's been push back to this bill. 100 groups like the aclu wrote a letter to chuck schumer opposing it. they believe it would limit access to sex education and lgbtq resources. senator blumenthal s

>> as our hearts have broken on the couch over the school shootings, marsha blackburn will have a talktanyl. to border ranchers talk to title 42, and emily will join me. we have some food to talk about. >> are you bringing food? >> maybe we should. >> it's about dinner time. >> i'll bring the chick-fil-a, or just the chick. we'll watch you tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. thanks everybody for being with us. when you can't be with us at noon eastern, dvr the show. here is "america reports." >> we are not negotiating on this. we have been very clear. it is their constitutional duty to take action. >> america should pay its bills. and avoid a catastrophic and dangerous default. that's not a partisan position. >> i think we should pay the bills and then negotiate. >> there is no plan b. our plan is for congress to act to address the debt limit without conditions, just like they have done 78 times in the past. >> sandra: for months now the white house has refused to meet with republicans on the debt ceiling and now that is about to

the letter i sent marsha blackburn and i together sent letter concerned a different aspect of this whichthe beer companies operate under rules that prohibit their marketing to minors. member joe camel and all that investigations are not allowed to market to minors. dylan motivated the social influencer is it influencer who targets overwhelmingly young girls. prepubescent girls if you look at tiktok at instagram you have things like saying i am a 6-year-old girl going and shopping for barbies. days of girlhood. very directly targeted at individuals who are younger than 21 and for whom it is illegal to purchase beer. what center blackburn i requested as they investigate the beer institute investigate, did anheuser busch a deliberate target children to their marketing documents that laid out if we can get kids starting to drink a beer when they are 10, 12, 14 or so they will be customers the rest of our lives. because if they did their violating the rules that apply to the marketing of alcohol. cystic stress if you get her hands on those documents all the miracle what to but let us know abo

joining us our tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn and kentucky democratic senator richardhere. senator blumenthal. this is a big effort, why is it important? >> it's important because as parents, we know, i know from my four children, how dangerous and damaging the aut toxic. parents need help. the burden should be on the tech companies as a duty of care. not on parents. and they and their kids need the tools to disconnect from those black box algorithms that are driving this toxic content at them and it is supremely important to put the burden on the tech companies, not on parents and to create this responsibility on the part of those tech companies to do better. >> bret: and you see eye to eye on this, obviously? >> yes, indeed. when our children are online, on these platforms. they are the product and the way they are data mined and that data is sold and the way these platforms collect it. and, as we have held hearings, we held a series of five hearings, and it is -- bret, it was like we just opened the flood gates. and parents started reaching out to us from all over t

. >> his story is one of the many reasons why republican senator marsha blackburn and democrat senatortting politics aside and reintroducing their kids online safety act or cosa to give parents more control over what their kids see. >> this is how they are meeting drug dealers how to commit suicide and music to commit suicide to. >> the bill requires social media platforms to default to stricter settings for users 17 and under. it would also let students disable features that are addictive and opt out of recommendations made by powerful algorithms. >> this idea is not red or blue. it's not republican or democrat. there's no red or blue algorithm driving toxic content. >> but the pair faced pushback last year about 100 advocacy groups sent a letter to senate leader chuck schumer opposing a bill saying it could limit child's access to sex education or resources for lgbtq plus youth. but blumenthal says he and blackburn have updated the bill limiting potential harmful content to substance abuse, suicide, and eating disorders. and despite all that, bret, the aclu are still not happy with t

senator marsha blackburn said what happens when ai tools scrape copyrighted material which leads intoother white collar jobs that could be disrupted by ai. here's what sam altman had to say about that. >> there will be an impact on jobs and i think it will require partnership between industry and government but mostly by government to see how to mitigate it but i'm optimistic about how great the jobs of the future will be. >> reporter: that was the theme from sam altman saying we need regulation. basically there was surprise on the senators' side saying we never have people you begging for regulation and yet here you are saying please regulate us before this gets out of hand. a huge theme today. >> almost feels like he was saying please, senators, pass some kind of legislation, take some action. is there a sense that there might be some legislation pending? do they even -- i hate to say it, understand ai well enough to be able to legislate around it? >> reporter: well, on the understanding point there was -- this was more of an educational hearing, i would say. they were trying to get

this comes as tennessee senator marsha blackburn introduced a measure that would require federal workersbut, no, it is not morally wrong. my favorite thing about this is elon musk, the richest man in the world, is making an inequality argument. i'm just saying, if we are drawing up a list of morally questionable privileges, remote work for working moms, not at all. -- or billionaires who by a social media company and refuse to pay money that those vendor . what office workers are pushing for is flexibility that saves them precious time and in his case, flexibility means taking a private jet and sleeping at the office and restaurant workers can't do that, but still, like stability isn't wrong. >> couldn't that inconvenience their employee? local businesses? everybody else relies on it? >> on the other hand, there are real moral problems with this work from home push. let's take elon musk out of it. look at what is best for teams, businesses, and communities. research from harvard business school shows that there are divides opening up. job posting allowing one or more days a week of remot

host: other members of congress on this memorial day -- veteran marsha blackburn of tennessee tweetingal day -- congressman eric sorensen says -- and we go back to your calls. shreveport, louisiana, a vietnam that. caller: yes, thank you for taking my call. i am in 80-year-old vietnam europe and i got to be sergeant in 1965. i've been getting a little busy lately and i had to fight for over 30 something years to get a little help and i'm a disabled vet now but everything is going good now. i had it pretty bad. i wish they hadn't done the vietnam veterans so bad. people asked me why went in the first place. i thought i should. it's been a nightmare and they really don't treat the vietnam veterans very good lately. host: you enlisted or were drafted into the war? caller: i was a heck of a football player i had 17 scholarships but i didn't go to school because they drafted two of my classmates, this was in high school, my birthday is in november and they drafted two of my high school buddies. that's why i volunteered. i went to air force instead of the army. i don't regret it. yet a lot o