it is not a radical idea is how the law was originally put into place before mitch mcconnell's elite favor court the ninth circuit put in their own ethics group and said we'll take it with that ninth circuit doing. that was the way it developed. no more dangerous and a set of ethics committee or house ethics committee which by the way i believe both exists. but go to nikki new york independent. independent. >> "good morning p america." how i wonder sometimes how do nine supreme court justices when there are 13 judicial districts. i also wonder that how it is every other federal judge including irene cannon donald trump court master whose presidess over his last criminl trial was decided to be a special master over the supreme court gave the current sitting president, joe biden, and immunity from a any criminal ac. including removing the supreme court today. and he can be prosecuted. he can be. >> you have any thoughts? >> look, my organization does not deal directly with the supreme court opinions. we are talkingt more about the institution and how we think it should be a good stewar

mcconnell: mr.resident, i ask unanimous consent that further proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i also ask unanimous consent that i be permitted to speak for up to ten minutes prior to the scheduled roll call vote. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: today, as the senate prepares to leave town for the august state work period, the democratic leader has decided to squeeze in one more vote that isn't ready for prime time. to our colleagues on the finance committee, and to anyone paying attention in recent months, it's been clear that the tax relief for american families and workers act that chairman wyden wrote with the house needed some serious revisions in order to earn 60 votes here in the senate. we don't need a vote today to tell us that's still the case. colleagues on this side of the aisle have serious, unresolved concerns. they don't like how many -- more than 90% of the supposed benefits of the bil

mcconnell: the president says he wants term limit, never mind what the constant says. never mind the senate. president biden has left his allies in the current composition of the court. they want to change the constitution. what the president is actually proposing is a process for people other than justices, again, the constitution be damned, the fact is that president biden himself stood up to investigate whether to change the supreme court. this morning the president backed the commission for the insightful analysis that supposedly informed his reform. never mind this cochaired by one of his closest political confidants didn't recommend he do anything. guest: because of the executive order creating the commission that says don't give us recommendation. most of the commission went on record saying we want ethics reform. there are op-ed's from larry tribe, all of these people on the commission. that they were not allowed to give recommendation. to the other points, this ethics code is something that almost existed for the supreme court. after watergate there were a lot

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this is kentucky senator mitch mcconnell visiting in 2021 mitch mcconnell come in through with a migrant at the time you're laughing. i mean, i look at the video, it doesn't look like there's any hid these guys. >> they took them out of the client i was gone and then mitch mcconnell's giving a speech about all this work that i have. >> harvest is brought eastern kentuckian's. >> i liked the idea of thinking that debate of mark the waving the mexican so they were trying to hide them migrant specifically, yeah, this worker who asked not to be identified says the hiring of migrant workers became part of a mirage that appharvest was helping the region he took this video this is coworkers clapped for visiting investors. and anytime they did that, they kept workers off the floor doing are like stationary parade while people come through and yeah, it was it was awkward having to stand there and just be a prop a prop for what you know, look at all of these these poor folks were employing the worker says, it's impossible to forget about his time at appharvest as j.d vance ascends to national poli

this is kentucky senator mitch mcconnell visiting in 2021 mitch mcconnell come in through with a migrant workers there at the time you're laughing i mean, i look at the video, it doesn't look like there's any hid these guys. >> they took them out of the plant. >> i was gone and then mitch mcconnell's giving a speech about all this work that i have. harvest is brought eastern kentuckian's i liked the idea of thinking that debate of market away from the mexican so they were trying to hide them migrant workers, specifically, yeah, this worker who asked not to be identified says the hiring of migrant workers became part of a mirage that appharvest was helping the region he took this video as his coworkers clapped for visiting investors and anytime they did that they kept workers off the floor doing are like stationary parade while people come through and yeah, it was it was awkward having to stand there and just be a prop a prop for what you know, look at all of these these poor folks were employing the worker says, it's impossible to forget about his time at appharvest as j.d. >> vance, a a

this is kentucky senator mitch mcconnell visiting in 2021. >> mitch mcconnell coming through with a migrantorkers there at the time you're laughing. >> i mean, i look at the video, it doesn't look like there's any hid these guys they took them out of the client was gone and then mitch mcconnell's giving a speech about all this work that i have harvest is brought eastern kentuckian's. i liked the idea of thinking that made a mark. the away from the mexicans on they were trying to hide them. >> migrant workers, specifically, yeah. >> this worker who asked not to be identified says the hiring of migrant workers became part of a mirage that appharvest was helping the region he took this video as his coworkers first clapped for visiting investors and anytime they did that they kept workers off the floor doing are like stationary parade while people come through and yeah, it was it was awkward having to stand there and just be a prop a prop for what he know. look at all of these these poor folks were employing the workers says, it's impossible to forget about his time at appharvest as j.d. >> van

. >> the last question is about mitch mcconnell.osted today that he diffuses to answer the question of what is your prediction of who will win? >> mitch mcconnell often declines to weigh in as a political pundit, so it's not surprising that he would say that. republicans are looking at the money and getting nervous and also some of the polling on the democratic side. also with the democratic senate candidates and incumbents in states that are going to be totally necessary for republicans in order to get the majority. i wouldn't read too much into his comments in that respect, but i thought was interesting that he declined to even engage with the question. but not entirely surprising because he has said he doesn't like to be a political pundit and predict the outcome of things. in other times when he seen red flashing warning lights for his party, he has spoken out. i think we could see him start to speak out. they do have a very good senate map, but kratz have been consistently up in the states, the democratic candidates have been.

look at people like mitch mcconnell, who could have dealt with this by convicting him after january 6 and made he never returned to politics in a senate trial. mitch mcconnell vod to not convict, but then gives a scathing speech on the floor of the senate about trump bng criminally liable and basically he did all of it and was responsible for it. that's the kabuki theater of the republican party right now. it's sad. host: jack, line for democrats. good morning, you are on with sophia nelso. caller: good morning. the constitution says that congress can tax income. kamala harris wants to tax overall wealth. kamala is rained lawyer. do you think she doesn't know that that proposal is clearly unconstitutional? host: jack, you are calling in on the line for democrats. you don't plan to vote for h or this is just one issue for you? caller: rhhhhhh, i liked bob kennedy. i'm a little concern when her proposals flimam. host: what did you think of rfk juor endorsing trump? caller: i was startled by the concern about children's health. i ink that bobby has got something there. that obesity thing

i mean, mitch mcconnell tried to pay the toll and he got booed at the convention so this is a this is a trump party now, and people are going to have to swallow a lot of a lot of principle in order to support him and leah when you look at this, i mean, voting to convict of high crimes and misdemeanors is a pretty vote to for any republican senator to take. >> obviously very few of them actually did it that day. but if you're a swing voter and you haven't had donald trump in office for four years and you are looking to someone like doug ducey, richard burr you know, mitch mcconnell, these more moderate or mainstream republicans, could this impact them if there'll say, well, they're voting for him, maybe i should to actually think it does the opposite. i think it put the highlights just how hypocritical these figures are. and i think i'd point to something that jeff flake said many, many years ago when he said pointing get out how the republican party had become trump's party. and he says, when we endorse trump, he puts us into this bind where we have no choice but to get in line behind

this is kentucky senator mitch mcconnell visiting in 2021 mitch mcconnell come in through with a migrant workers there at the time you're laughing. i mean, i look at the video, it doesn't look like there's any way he had these guys they took them out of the plant why was gone? >> and then mitch mcconnell's giving a speech about all this work that i have. harvest is brought eastern kentuckian's i liked the idea of taking the debate of market awaiting a metric tons so they were trying to hide them, migrant workers specifically, yeah, this worker who asked not to be identified says the hiring of migrant workers became part of a mirage that appharvest was helping the region he took this video as his coworkers clapped for visiting investors. >> and anytime they did that they kept workers off the floor doing are like stationery while people come through and yeah, it was it was awkward having to stay in there and just be a prop a prop for what he know, look at all of these these poor folks were employing the worker says, it's impossible to forget about his time at appharvest as j.d. >> vance as

. >>> and that's and 16, then it senate majority leader mitch mcconnell stood in the way of presidentffice. >> the american people may well elect a president who decides to nominate judge garland for senate consideration. the next president may also nominate somebody very different. either way, our view is this, give the people a voice in filling this vacancy. >> we felt it. >> mitch mcconnell rest through this supreme court confirmation of trump's appointment justice amy coney barrett in 2020, an election year. our next says that action i mitch mcconnell lifted the veil for many americans about how rules don't apply to today's republican party. joining us now, host of the "no lie" podcast, brian tyler cowen. his new book is entitled "shameless, republicans delivered dysfunction and the battle to preserve democracy." good morning, congratulations on the book. i will have you explain more on your thesis, we used mitch mcconnell as an example, perhaps the most prominent example of changing the rules midstream. what else do you write about in the book, how does this show itself in our po

congress doesn'tat vote so thers a reluctant to take tough votes so harry reid and mitch mcconnell really kind of shut down the senate sundays because they didn't want their members to take any votes and to me that was always like shouldn't you vote more and every vote doesn't count and carry the weight so a begich was defeated in one of the campaigns they ran against him was we never got an amendment voted on. >> that would apply to all senators now. [laughter] >> i did want on behalf of virginia somebody i thought was grading congress was eric cantor and it was tragic that he lost to dave bret: who is very short-lived there. he wasun very effective. >> immigration. >> yet talk radio ganging up on him and anti-semitism going on in the rural areas of his district and you get a set of circumstances and laura ingraham decided she loved him who ended up doing nothing to four years he was here a and became a big magaga guy that was the ticket o everything. he went out in 2010 with the rest of the people that got washed out in 2018. everyone saw it in because he didn't win that year maga was t

kentucky we put reproductive freedom on the ballot last november. and i beat donald trump and mitch mcconnell's handpicked candidate by more than 5 percentage points. this november we're going to beat them again. elect kamala harris and tim walz and protect reproductive freedom donald trump appoint supreme court justices who got us into this mess his project 2025 goes even further. here's the thing. trump and vance simply don't believe in your freedom. trump says people are absolutely thrilled. that women have their basic rights. eliminated. jd vance says women should stay in violent marriages. and that pregnancies resulting from rape. are simply. inconvenient. their policies give rapists more rights than their victims. that's not inconvenient. it's just plain wrong. and a woman grieving non-viable pregnancy shouldn't be required to carry shouldn't to term just to listen to her child die. or to hear no sound at all. all women should have the freedom to make their own decisions. freedom over their own bodies freedom about whether to pursue ivf freedom about whether to have children at all. how w

harry reid and mitch mcconnell really kind of shut down the senate in some ways because they did not want their members to take any votes. to me, that was always like, well, shouldn't you vote more and then every vote doesn't carry the same weight? so how big of a problem is this, and he was defeated and one of the campaigns they ran against him is he never got an amendment voted on in six years in the senate. >> that would apply to every senator now. [laughter] >> many house members as well. >> on behalf of virginia, somebody i thought was a great leader in congress and unfortunately he went out as i was coming in, eric counter -- eric cantor. it was tragic that he lost. that was a very unique set of circumstances. he was cutting deals. >> immigration. >> he also had talk radio ganging up on him, he had antisemitism going on in the rural area of his district. he had a weird set of circumstances. laura ingraham decided she loved dave brat, who ended up doing nothing in four years and became a big maga guy and thought he was the ticket for everything and he got washed out in 2018. so

mcconnell handled merrick garland issue. >> let's get that question. >> well, the approach with a senate that's split from the president in the last year, of a presidency, and a seat bye bye byes open, then they've always weigh it had because the senate is a political body and let's say it's democrat.at let's say the republican is the president. then they weigh and let the election determine if the people, you know, have an opinion on that and if you have the same party in charge of the house and the presidency and tradition has always been of politics that they'd put the person through and they'd fill that seat and so that's what's happened. if youou look through the past d look through examples and a lot of that's been laid out with regard to the court and what they do in the process and it depends upon which and if there's a difference between the party of the president and the party of the senate because one points and one gives advice in the senate has to approve and if they're the same party, they typically fill the seat if they're split. >> caller from virginia. >> yes. i have alw

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i beat donald trump and mitch mcconnell handpicked candidates by more than five percentage points.ng and applause] this november we are going to beat him again! [cheering and applause] elect kamala harris and tim walz, and protect reproductive freedom. folks, donald trump appointed the supreme court justices who got us into this mess up. 's project in 2025 goes even further. here is the think, trump and jd vance simply do not believe in your freedom. trump says that people are absolutely thrilled that women had their basic rights eliminated. jd vance says that women should stay in violent marriages and that pregnancies resulting from rape are simply inconvenient. their policies give people who rape more rights than their victims. that is not inconvenient it is just plain wrong. a woman grieving a nonviable pregnancy should not be required to carry it to term just to listen to her child die or to hear no sound at all. all women should have the freedom to make their own decisions. freedom over their own bodies, freedom about whether to pursue ivf. freedom about whether to have childr

and in kansas, ten people suffered minor injuries when a violent storm moved across mcconnell air force base. winds around 55mph, tipping a plane on its side and blowing over tents. the storm forced the cancellation of an air show across the middle of the country for the next few days. scorching heat and more possible storms. abc's somara theodore has the forecast. >> we're tracking extreme heat in the center of the country. let's go ahead and take a look and see who's under an alert. right now. we have heat advisories that have been issued all the way from northern texas to fargo. excessive heat warnings for places like chicago. in fact, chicago's temperatures today will make their way into the upper 90s. believe it or not, this is record breaking territory. heat index values for a lot of these cities could reach 112 degrees. indianapolis 97 by tuesday, and the heat only exacerbating the situation really fueling these thunderstorms. enhanced risk for severe weather in sioux falls, minneapolis. they could see a few tornadoes as well as straight line winds, somara theodore, abc news, new

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so either a mcconnell or newly acquired quarterback gardner minshew will run the offense running back. shocked. chick josh jacobs left for the packers leaving the starting job to the highly talented white maxx crosby again will be the lead man on defense. but the bottom line is the raiders are in a tough division with an improved broncos team. chargers squad now run by jim harbaugh and of course, the world champion kansas city chiefs. but pierce says he's up to the challenge. >> mond competition, physicality. a crane, the radar identity. and they really put our stamp on what we want to have our place town look like both on offense, defense, special we've got 60's soul for these guys go at it and compete like they've been doing all spring and best man win. >> let's go to the diamond now. tonight could be the last battle of the bay matchup between the oakland a's and the giants in san francisco with the a's. of course, potentially moving to sacramento next season before that moved to vegas and it might be the last time the meet representing oakland and san francisco here in the city. th

ten people were injured on mcconnell air force base in kansas.vy winds tipping a plane on its side. blowing over tents, forcing the cancellation of an air show and today, parts of the plains and midwest, including chicago, are bracing for record heat. the feel like temperature could hit 110 in some areas in the northeast. the hot summer is fueling concerns about mosquito borne viruses. some towns in massachusetts have announced a voluntary curfew, even closing parks and fields from dusk till dawn. ten communities in the state are at high or critical risk for eastern equine encephalitis virus. >> key thing is there's no vaccines or treatment for triple e, so prevention is really very critical. >> although most people who get triple e have no symptoms, a small percentage develop brain inflammation and about one third of those people will die. many survivors suffer long term neurological damage. experts are also warning about the west nile virus, which recently sent doctor anthony fauci to the hospital. and here's a different kind of weather extreme

house speaker mike johnson and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell saying, as we renew our call for the return of all persons wrongfully detained by the kremlin, we recognize that trading hardened russian criminals for innocent americans does little to discourage putin's reprehensible behavior. not included in the prisoner swap is pennsylvania teacher mark fogel, sentenced to 14 years for bringing marijuana into russia even though it was prescribed by his doctor. his family calling it an injustice, writing they are completely heartbroken and outrage that mark has been left behind. while a u.s. government brought other americans home. initially, talks for this deal included kremlin critic alexei navalny, but he died behind bars in february. >> now to the race for president and growing speculation about vice president kamala harris's potential running mate. it comes as former president trump's running mate looks to explain trump's remarks this week, questioning harris's race. abc's em, nguyen has details and good morning rhiannon. >> good morning. yeah. the harris campaign is writing

caller: so my question, what is your opinion on the way that mitch mcconnell handled the merrick garland issue during the obama administration? host: let's get that question. guest: the approach, you go back for 100 years, what you find is that if you have a party, if you have a senate that is split from the president in the last year of a presidency and acp comes open, the senate is a political body. let's say a republican is president. they let the election determine if people have an opinion on them. if you have the same party in charge of the house, the senate and the presidency, the tradition has always been, and again, this is politics, that they would put the person through, that they would actually fill that seat. that is what has happened. if you look at the past and you look through the examples, that has been laid out with regard to the court and what they do in the process. and it depends upon if there is a difference between the parting of the president and the party of the senate, because one appoints and one has to approve. so these stash those same parties that typically

so either a mcconnell are newly acquired quarterback gardner minshew.e running the offense. max crosby's again going to the lead man on defense. but bottom line is the raiders are in a tough division win, improved broncos team. chargers squad, which is now run by jim harbaugh and of course, the world champion kansas city chiefs. but peer says it is up to the challenge. >> mond competition, physicality. a crane, the radar identity. and it really put our stamp on what we want to have our place town look like both on offense, defense, special we've got 60's soul for these guys go at it and compete like they've been doing all spring and best man win. >> and that is your look at sports. and that's all we've it's time to get away and cash in at cache creek casino resort. to rock and to roll. to go all out or go all in with four stars and rising stars. northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place to do as much... or as little as you want. make your getaway now and cache in at cache creek casino resort. for. >>the area's local news station.

mitch mcconnell refuses to put up the sitting president's nominee. so and so, so that hoping that a republican would win, yes. and that they could get that appointment, right? so rbg, we don't have to wait for the american people to speak because why they want it to pack the court so that we could overturn roe nominee or weaknesses for the election, which will surely the election regarding started keeping people were already voted. yeah, it was during an election what i go back to the point though, you're asking, why have they not endorser a lot of these people we're talking about our former elected republicans. and so many of the positions they ran on and things they campaigned on. you mentioned jeff duncan. i'm from georgia, lieutenant governor the things he ran on when he ran for lieutenant governor in 2018, or some of them are direct opposition on the platform just said something in his speech that actually hit, by the way, he's our colleague and i'm not it's not a personal attack, but he said he inferred that if you don't vote for harris, you're

mcconnell: the president says he wants term limit, never mind what the constant says.er mind the senate. president biden has left his allies in the current composition of the court. hange constitution. what the president is actually proposing is a process for people other than justices, again, the constitution be damned, the fact is that president biden himself stood up to investigate whether to change the supreme court. this morning the president backed the commission for the insightful analysis that supposedly informed his reform. never mind this cochaired by one of his closest political confidants didn't recommend he do anything. guest: because of the executive order creating the commission that says don't give us recommendation. most of the commission went on record saying we want ethics reform. there are op-ed's from larry tribe, all of these people on the commission. that they were not allowed to give recommendation. to the other points, this ethics code is something that almost existed for the supreme court. after watergate there were a lot of good government ru

this is in direct contrast to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, who sees aid to ukraine as vital to... it is no longer guaranteed that america will meet aggression with overwhelming force, or even that it will support our allies 100%. analysts say trump's calls for higher tariffs, if elected, could spark the biggest conflict in the republican party. this is shown by the transformation of the republican party since 2016, as republicans have historically always... trump has promised to impose at least a 60% tariff on china and a 10% tariff on imports from other countries if he is re-elected. oleksiy kovalenko, catherine gibson, voice of america, washington. for the first time since the start of the full-scale invasion, several judges from the russian dance union. took part in judging a ballroom dance competition in new jersey, it caused a wave of protest among the dance community as well as the local community and politicians. iryna solomko will tell you more. yaroslav boley is a professional dancer from ukraine. he has been living in the usa for the 11th year. in 2021, together wi

and, you know, he's won in a state where mitch mcconnell is from.t's been a red state traditionally. he's won twice there. i believe he brings a huge dynamic and the harris and bashir ticket would b unbeatable. both would be dynamic candidates. we like tim walz from minnesota. we think he's an awesome guy for labor, 100% behind labor, and those would be our top two if we had to pick any. ultimately, look, i mean vice president harris has to pick who she's most comfortable with because it's her running mate and serving with. you know, that's who we believe would be best for labor and for working class people, but, you know, that's her decision. >> you didn't mention the pennsylvania governor josh shapiro. he has been supportive of private school vouchers, not something the teacher unions are a fan of. understandably. >> yeah. that's a struggle, yeah. >> are there any other union issues in his history? >> i mean, i just -- you know, one of the bigger ones is the school vouchers, obviously. i mean, you know, i don't believe that, you know, that, you kn

i think the thing we can't forget when we talk about or maverick is mitch mcconnell is the person who invited my opponent into this race. and what he said was that it was his interests that he would flip the senate, read and thought that maryland was one of the best opportunities that the republican party would have to gain a majority and this is after larry hogan said for many, many months that he had no interest whatsoever and running for the senate at mitch mcconnell's invitation, he came into the race and so we have to take it very seriously because we know that the majority, whoever has the majority in the senate controls the agenda maryland now is central to holding the majority. i believe that that marylanders will look at this race and realized that the supreme court the confirmation of supreme court justices, that committee chair, chairs like the judiciary committee we're lindsey graham would be chair. senate majority leader. these are all decisions that are made on really early on. it's going to be critically important that we're kamala harris who will be our next president.

tonight, retired marine corps lieutenant [ inaudible ] ran for senate in kentucky against mitch mcconnell and is now founder of the democratic majority action pack and stuart stevens is here, veteran of the mitt romney and george w. bush presidential campaigns. he is now with the lincoln project. amy, you are someone who served this country. what do you make of these attacks on tim walz, his record and how he has responded? >> well, what was not plain there is that jd vance also attacked governor walz by saying that he somehow dropped out of the military in order to not go to iraq, and all of this stuff is just -- it is so outrageous and those of all, first of all, as a post-9/11 that myself, to watch another post 9/11 that denigrate somebody who served 24 years, it just hurts to watch. but, on top of that, you know, what governor walz did today was he acted exactly the way a former command sergeant major would act, in a way that was honorable. he basically said look, jd vance served honorably and i'm proud of my service, as well. jd vance, on the other hand, is acting juvenile. i mean th

antonia ferrier, former staff director for senate gop comms and former senior strategist for mitch mcconnell

we use mcconnell as perhaps the most prominent example of changing the rules midstream.republicans have relied on their longstanding branding basically to give themselves a permission structure to act in a way that's an antithetical to that branding. they actually behave in a way that's opposite to that. this presents itself as letting the american people feel like it's okay to vote for them because they're good on the economy, when, in fact, they're not good with the economy. we have metric after metric to prove these things. >> this phenomenon, how does it happen? >> in big part what i call the both sides media in this book has given them cover to act this way. it's in large part how the media has allowed them -- given them their permission structure to act this way because they don't want to be labeled as the liberal media, so they'll bend over backwards to kowtow to the right. >> can you talk about republican policy and how you feel that informs this thesis? >> yeah. in terms of the republican policies that we see, i mean, look, republicans present themselves as the

some democrats want to end the filibuster that concerns min minority leader mcconnell.uerto rico would be states, that would significantly disable our side. >> chad: pressure from left to kill the filibuster since advocates like joe manchin and cnn are retiring. harris pushed the bill in her speech. republicans want to highlight border crisis under the biden-harris administration. >> wide open border is top two issues in many districts and swing states, top issue voters are paying attention to. kamala harris will be responsible for her failed record. >> chad: harris failed to address policy specifics. republicans say kamala harris lied on details, that does not bother democrats. >> people have a hard time affording places to live, she does not have to get into details, she just has to say that will be a priority. child care is a huge issue. for her to say we'll invest in the care economy. >> chad: harris highlighted john lewis voting rights act and sanctuand safeguarding abortion rights. >> dana: supreme court delivering mixed ruling, letting arizona enforce some part o

. >> the top republican mitch mcconnell said i ran back terror yet again underscoring americans urgent responsibility to expedite assistance to israel without caveat or micromanagement he had a little dig there at the white house over the decision to slow role the 2000-pound bombs to israel. >> thank you very much. for more on this let's bring in israel's ambassador to the united nations. danny, welcome. >> thank you for having me, mike >> why did israel feel the need to strike hezbollah at this time >> we followed a planned attack. we gather the intelligence every morning. northern israel and also the center of israel. we decided to take the action. we were very successful. we have destroyed thousands of rockets and intercepted the rest i think we sent a very strong message. we are ready. we are ready to defend our people. but also to attack targets. >> we learned one israeli sailor was killed. two israeli soldiers were wounded. is that your understanding of the casualties on your side? >> yes. unfortunately, dying because of the interceptor targeted by accident. we are now looking at

>> that impromptu moment when former president trump made a stop at chick-fil-a inmate michaela mcconnelltrump secret weapon. >> i can tell you rent is too high. as a young black woman, groceries are to buy and as an american citizen, seniors like my parents should never have to choose between medicine. save for the black community but all she's done is hurt the black communities since she came to the game. nobody needs this message more than my folks. with this for real. >> they cheered. michaela montgomery the superstar for the trump cam campaign. she is the founder of deserve the culture. thank you for joining us. one of the last few months been like since you joined the trump team? >> these last few months i'm not officially with the trump team as of yet so these opportunities to see for me just kicking down doors for myself trying to get the message out there. luckily the hard work has been noticed and acknowledged by president trump so hopefully i will be joining the team real soon. >> what did you discover about his agenda makes it feel as though it's your best interest to support

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kentucky, we put reproductive freedom on the ballot last november, and i beat donald trump and mitch mcconnell'spicked candidate by more than five percentage points. [ cheers and applause ] this november, we're going to beat them again. elect kamala harris and tim walz and protect reproductive freedom. folks, donald trump appointed the supreme court justices who got us into this mess. his project 2025 goes even further. here's the thing. trump and vance simply don't believe in your freedom. trump says people are absolutely thrilled that women have their basic rights eliminated. j.d. vance says women should stay in violent marriages and that pregnancies resulting from rape are simply inconvenient. their policies give rapists more rights than their victims. that's not inconvenient. it's just plain wrong. and a woman grieving a non-viable pregnancy shouldn't be required to carry it to term just to listen to her child die or to hear no sound at all. all women should have the freedom to make their own decisions. freedom over their own bodies, freedom about whether to pursue ivf, freedom about whether

we will not pay attention because sam brown, mitch mcconnell as a target.llionaire friends from texas are pouring money into the race, targeting me in order to bring me down so sam brown who moved here from texas to run for office so he can take the seat. he is a threat to everything we believe. he puts maga first and nevada last. if you want to chip in and help, go to the website. the energy on the ground is exciting. if you want to help pitch in, we are glad to have you. >> there is a ballot measure on abortion rights in nevada in november. apparently something close to codifying roe versus wade through that method. what is your sense of how that will affect voter decisions on who they are voting for to support that measure? >> nevada is a overwhelmingly pro-choice state. what we don't want is to take away women's freedom and women's autonomy. no one in nevada wants women to die in emergency room parking lots while politicians make decisions on what is right. we do have it as a ballot question. people in nevada believe women are smart enough to make their

we were in the hall when the senate votes, and i watched mitch mcconnell high-five mitt romney.hey wanted to do something. they wanted to take action. what is exciting is not only did you have this movement, you also saw a bill that brought so many ideas from both sides to the table. folks like tom taylor, who was the biggest -- from north carolina, but is the biggest champion of under 21 background checks. this is his thing. it's like when it comes to investing in 988, that is something republicans brought forward. we think about the gridlock. if you look at different parts of the country, it is a whole different story. in florida, red flag law was a republican effort. they have used it 12,000 times. this is how they address violence. any of you go to virginia or arizona, we don't want that progressive policy. woah, florida, this is their thing. texas was a republican champion deford. a lot of work polarizing congress does not align with across the country. we had a members of congress in new orleans who half of their air mark hurd going -- earmarks are going to committee viole

having said that, recall mitch mcconnell when he was minority leader warned them if they change the filibusterntrol the senate forever and it would be used against them. chuck schumer doesn't care about that. he wants to break it when he can, ran through as much legislation and take the victories. paul: schumer's priority is sheldon whitehouse, they said they would combine a bill with voting rights, abortion rights and supreme court reform. these would be sweeping national laws that impose abortion rights on all 50 states. >> reporter: these are euphemisms. what they mean is codify row versus wade or go further. voting rights, federalize elections, require all 50 states to play by california's mail in ballot rules, no voter id requirements, you 're able to submit an absentee ballot until the last day and be registered for voting on the last day, put the feds in charge of overseeing the redistricting all 50 states. supreme court reform is not reform, what they want to do is packing the court. if they don't add another justice, they would add other justices, would they really want to do is impos

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with that let's bring in josh holmes, former mitch mcconnell chief of staff. i want to read the "wall street journal" editorial board and get your response. mr. walz's progressive will please senator bernie sanders and the teachers unions but his governing record will be fodder for mr. trump and picking him is a bad owe men about the willingness of ms. harris to defy her party's left. she went for it saying this is our liberal ticket. america, vote for it or not. how do you see it? >> yeah, i think that's entirely right, bill. honestly if you watched that rally last night they are trying to have it both ways. at one hand trying to get the furthest reaches of the left wing within the democratic to make up this administration's ticket. on the other hand if you listen to what they said not a single position they helped outline in that entire rally. they've kept it concealed from the american people. the long-term goal they think they can get by with vibes and intuition and magic and don't need to talk about the american people what you would do in 2025 and beyond

kentucky, we put reproductive freedom on the ballot last november, and i beat donald trump and mitch mcconnell'sicked candidate by more than five percentage points. [ applause ] >> this november, we're going to beat them again! [ applause ] >> elect kamala harris and tim walz and protect reproductive freedom. folks, donald trump avoided the supreme court justices who got us into this mess. his project 2025 goes even further. here's the thing, trump and vance simply don't believe in your freedom. trump says people are absolutely thrilled that women had their basic rights eliminated. j.d. vance says women should stay in violent marriages and that pregnancies resulting from rape are simply inconvenient. their policies give rapists more rights than their victims. that's not inconvenient. it's just plain wrong. [ applause ] >> and a woman grieving, a non-viable pregnancy shouldn't be required to carry it to term just to listen to her child die or to hear no sound at all. all women should have the freedom to make their own decisions. freedom over their own bodies, freedom about whether to pursue ivf,

you are not going to know what is happening in a very much fear, as mitch mcconnell has come up againste the bipartisan support, that we are going to see some really bad, high-tech games played at the expense of candidates on the federal level. >> i got the you already for this josh hawley signed on the part of your statement there. given the republican interest in passing something like this first of all, what is the argument against it, and secondly, time is of the essence. there are 97 days to the election and this technology is already out there. >> the argument they made was a speech argument on first amendment. okay, so then why did republican governors in utah and in mississippi and in texas and in florida sign these bills for their state political ads? because they are not against the constitution. time and time again, the supreme court has said and upheld the ability to put disclaimers on ads. this would be prepared for with artificial intelligence and would include small, cosmetic changes. the other to band defects with josh hawley and susan collins with chris collins, michael

i supported both of these proposals at the time as a leader at mcconnell and senator wicker who was on this committee. we are here to discuss today is not about giving an advantage to one party or the others. that's why it's good to do it when the election is in flux and with bipartisan support these options could be does not to take effect in the future it when you do not know who's going to be the president. regardless of the outcome of the selection framers recognized the importance of the senate rules to provide a check on the executive branch by requiring advice and consent over key positions in our government. as a rules committee it is important that we take a close look at senate procedures and how they are working and that we are willing to partner across the aisles and commonsense measures to improve how we do our work on behalf of the american people. the only other possibility were not able to just one party of the other can do it by invoking over the call that nuclear option that has happened in the past. i would rather do this together. but of course that's also a possibi