mike enzi and his wife, diana, were amazing -- were an amazing partnership too. r over 50 years, three children and many grandchildren. loretta and i send our condolences to diana. mike was a wonderful friend, colleague in the united states senate, and he will be missed. on an unrelated topic, over this past week the olympics has been an inspiring display of global unity and friendly competition. the champions representing america have taken tokyo by storm. we've won 25 medals, nine gold medals so far. but earlier today we received word that one of our great athletes simone ba les was taking a step back from today's competition. in announcing her decision, she cited the need to, quote, focus on my mental health and not jeopardize my health and well-being. there's no doubt that this is one of the hardest decisions miz b -- miss biles has had to make in her own life. it is not only viewed as a right decision, it is a courageous decision. she's the most decorated gymnast in america's history. she's an inspiration to millions of aspiring athletes and fans around the g

and mike enzi never did that. one of the things mike enzi taught me was the 80/20 rule. we all heard of 80/20 rules in various context. his 80/20 rule is work on the 80% where you can agree and put the 20% where you disagree to the side. he was able to do that throughout his career. he was famous before i got here but he was famous for working with senator ted kennedy of massachusetts. when they were both on the help committee. and i said mike, how did you -- how did you get along with ted kennedy? he said it was easy, 80/20. we put the 20% aside where we knew we were going to differ and we worked on the 80% where we could. and if everybody applied that principle around here, we would get a lot more done. he was also a principled senator. indeed, he would have been on the floor today making a point of order about the budget -- supplemental budget that we just passed because he believed in the principle of the budget act, he believed in the principle of balancing budgets, he was an accountant, and he was as principled man. and he was also decent and kind, as i mentioned.

mike enzi was a valued colleague and friend and he will be deeply and sorely missed. and i want to thank the secretary for being here today. and mr. secretary, i do have a number of questions for you, but i wonder if you would like a minute or so to respond to anything that senator johnson did not give you an opportunity to respond to just now? >> senator, thank you for your opportunity. let me be brief. individuals whom we encounter at the border, some of them are expelled under title 42, which is a centers for disease control public health authority. it's not an authority of the department of homeland security. those who are not expelled under that public health law are actually placed into immigration enforcement proceedings under united states law, where they can make a claim for humanitarian relief under our laws. if their claim is found top solid. they're entitled to stay under the law. if their claim is not found to be valid. they're removed, consistent with the united states law. we have a plan underway to address the surge of migrants at the border. a surge t

as we go to break, former wyoming republican senator mike enzi has died. a bicycle accident as we told you friday. he never gained consciousness. police say there is no indication anyone else was involved. enzi served four terms in the senate. weighs viewed as a consensus builder in an increasingly polarized washington. >> he was forceful. he was principled but he was also gentle, a rare and unusual combination. much needed in this body. >> he departed this life having changed his friends and his colleagues for the better because of his heart. >> >> bret: former senator mike enzi was 77. here we go. ♪♪ ♪ so i'd like to know where you got the notion ♪ ♪ to rock the boat don't rock the boat, baby ♪ ♪ rock the boat don't tip the boat over ♪ ♪ rock the boat don't rock the boat, baby ♪ ♪ rock the boat ♪ see disney's jungle cruise. it's time to rock the boat, america. it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... you feel like a big deal. ♪♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. what's on

. >> absolutely. >> i was new in the senate and providing in the senate and mike enzi got recognition and started speaking and how he and ted kennedy worked so well together. [inaudible] and health education and remarkable job working together and he said during his comments on the floor that day he talked about the 80/20 rule and i didn't know what he was talking about, discussing other context, but i wasn't sure what he was talking about. before i gave a note to one of the pe's to send a note what's the 80/20 rule and ted and i agree with 80% of the stuff before it's committee, and we focus on the 80% that we agree and talk about the other 20% the some other day and it works and as we mourn his loss and his passing and trying to work our way through this discussion, debate on infrastructure and others, a nod to mike on 80/20 rule, maybe something we could pull off the shelf and put to good use. i just wanted to say that. thank you very much. if i could now, mr. secretary, welcome, mr. secretary. thank you so much for your leadership today. i don't normally ask yes or no questions, b

. >>> mike enzy has died. the conservative republican's death follows a bicycle accident near his home in gillette, wyoming. enzi served four terms in the senate until january. he was known as a fierce advocate for the oil and gas industries and for favoring compromise over confrontation. mike enzi was 77. >>> ahead and only on cbs news today, we'll talk to u.s. climate envoy, that's john kerry, about this summer's weather disasters and the fight against climate change. first, it is 7:18. >>> still ahead, we look at what needs to happen for schools to reopen safely this fall. >>> plus, britney spears takes a new step forward in the legal arrangement allowing her father to control h >>> this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by liberty mutual insurance. only pay for what you need. so you only pay for what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ from pro

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. >>> on a sad note, former wyoming senator mike enzi has passed away.a bike accident. according to a statement, he passed away peacefully surrounded by family and friends. the republican was elected to if u.s. senate in 1996 after serving as a mayor. he decided to not seek a fifth term in 2020. he was 77 years old. >>> still ahead, a longtime friend of the former president pleads not guilty to federal charges. we'll have the latest in the foreign lobbying case involved tom barrack. >>> why are you awake? before we go, we want to know. email your reasons to "way too early" @msnbc.com or tweet me@elisejordan. we'll read our favorite answers later in the show. we'll read our favorite answers later in the show. protected, and undeniably sleek. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. depend. we did it again. verizon has been named america's most reliable network by rootmetrics. and our customers rated us #1 for network quality in america according to j.d. power. number one in reliability, 16 times in a row. most awarded for network quality, 27 times

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and a passing to note: former republican senator of wyoming, mike enzi died monday after breaking his accident. he was injured last friday near his home in gillette. enzi retired from the senate this year after serving since 1996. he was 77 years old. still to come on the newshour: we discuss the uncertain future of south asia with pakistani prime minister imran khan. and how simone biles took a brave step by confronting mental hurdles. >> woodruff: now to the raw, emotional testimony on capitol hill today, as lawmakers on a new, select committee investigating the insurrection held their first hearing. lisa desjardins has this report. and a warning to our viewers: today's testimony included videos of violence from january 6 as well as offensive language that you will only hear in part in this report. >> we fought hand to hand, inch by inch. >> desjardins: this was january 6th, as it happened. >> i was dragged into the crowd and i heard someone scream, "i got one." >> desjardins: ...told by four police officers who defended the capitol that day, as a pro-trump mob broke into the buildi

to order i would like to take a moment to recognize the passing of one of our colleagues, senator mike enzi was a long serving member of the committee and someone who really anybody to the nonpartisan tradition of the committee as well. he was always a willing partner when it came to common sense legislative ideas, and our thoughts and prayers are with his family. i'd like to take a brief moment of silence for us to honor his memory. thank you. thank you, secretary, for being here today and for your service to our nation. and accepting the nomination to be the secretary of homeland security. you inherited a number of very serious challenges. you have a difficult job, and i appreciate your unwavering commitment. i've been pleased to see the department and administration take concrete steps to combat threats against communities including the ongoing covid-19 pandemic. today the committee will discuss how we can help you and the dedicated workforce at dhs better protect the american people from the threats by examining the administration's budget request for 2022. every year, the homeland secu

recently retired senator mike enzi of wyoming is in the hospital today after baking his neck and a bicyclingfriday in his hometown gillette. he was first stabilized at a local hospital before he was flown to a hospital in colorado. police do not suspect foul play. the man who chaired the trump presidential inaugural committee thomas baruch pleaded not guilty today to illegally lobbying for the knighted arab emirate the billionaire arrived at a federal court in new york and was met by a protester calling him a traitor that he said he is 100% innocent. at the tokyo olympics, japan leads the united states in gold medals eight to seven tonight heading into the women's team gymnastics final drink simone biles tomorrow. team usa will be seeking its third consecutive team gold medal. early into tomorrow morning for american fans, the u.s. will face japan for they softball gold medal but a typhoon that is predicted could delay some of the competition. still on the newshour, fears of a return to dictatorship abound in tunisia after the president suspends parliament. the greek government targets migra

former wyoming senator mike enzi has died. he was seriously injured in a bicycle accident near his home on friday and immediately flown to a colorado hospital. according to a statement he passed away peacefully surrounded by his family and friends. the republican was elected to the u.s. senate in 1996, after serving as the mayor of gillette and a member of the wyoming legislature, he decided not to seek a fifth term in 2020, mike enzi was 77 years old. >> sad news. the senator when he got out of school, he decided to go into his family's business, had a shoe store and he expanded it. and after working with the family business, became mayor and then became a state legislature and then, eventually, became a member of the united states senate. well liked and so well respected and we are so sorry to hear this tragic, tragic news, just six months after he retired from the united states senate. we, of course, are praying for his entire family, friends and his staff members that worked with him throughout the years. this is a terribl

speaker, i rise today with a heavy heart to remember former senator mike enzi of wyoming. senator enzi was an exemplary statesman, whether promoting a responsible budget as chairman of the budget committee, or fighting for wyoming's energy sector, he was always putting wyomingites first. he served two terms as a mayor, time in the wyoming legislature and four terms in the senate. the senator was a problem solver, always willing to work with others to get the job done. in his 24 years on capitol hill, he had more than 100 of his bills signed into law by four different u.s. presidents. he was a man of great faith and greater compassion. his kind-hearted ways made an impact on every individual he met. i had the privilege of traveling with senator enzi, a brother eagle scout, to nowm numerous nashville scouting jamborees. he stayed true to the scouting principles of got deuty to god, duty to country and service to others and he will be deeply missed. my heartfelt sympathy goes to dina, the enzi family, and his friends. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my

former republican senator mike enzy has died. the sad news coming in overnight.e. he was the former chairman of two senate panels crucial to domestic policy. he was surrounded by his family at the time of his death. he was 77 years old. well, in other news this morning, hong kong silencing democracy once again, handing down the first guilty verdict under the new national security law. tong yee kit was found guilty of secessionism and terrorism. he allegedly drove his motorcycle into police while holding a flag. the 24-year-old could face life in prison when sentenced on thursday. moderna and pfizer are expanding the size of covid-19 trials in children 5-11. they have been asked to make them larger. the bigger pool, however, could delay the availability of the vaccine for children until the end of the year, possibly this could go into early next year. and now to tokyo for a shocking upset in women's tennis, naomi osaka was bounced out of the tournament. it was a crushing defeat for the player. and then american carissa moore won the first ever gold medal in women'

jillian: good morning back with headlines, mike enzi dies after suffering serious injuries after a bicyclened friday. he was one time chairman two of senate panels driewcial domestic policy. he was elected in 1996 and did not seek a fifth term last year. he passed surrounded by his family. he was 77 years old. release new video of a possible suspect of a brutal beating in brooklyn. subway video shows the man appearing to wear the same clothings the attacker along a masked man with a bike. both men are being sought for the questioning. left a 68-year-old man with a broken nose and wrist. turning now to fox weather a state of emergency is issued after widespread flooding in southern utah. heavy rain causing water to flow on to roadways and flood homes. in northern colorado. officials say three people died following last week's flooding in mud slides. six homes were destroyed. and satellites capture the smoke from several wildfires burning in the west. janice dean tracking that. all eyes on the u.s. women's gymnastics team as they look to defend their gold medal at the team's coach tuition. m

mike enzi, june 2007.so the message of the day provides strength, so let us turn to july 27, today. and the message is from philippians, and the message is three words -- i press on. the message of today -- i press on. it goes down to the bottom and it says my steps forward today may be small, but at least they are steps off dead center. keep me moving, lord. it is mike's message through this book for us to press on. as i said, mike enzi was a moral compass for many of us, and he always pointed true north. he was a friend and a mentor to me and so many senators on both sides of the aisle over 24 years. he knew how to find common ground and bring people together better than any. it was rare for an enzi bill to receive fewer than 80 votes. this was by design. mike called it his 80-20 rule. he learned it in the wyoming state legislature. at the beginning of each year, each member of his committee made a list of their priorities. most years there was bipartisan agreement on 80% of the priorities. mike enzi wou

that the senate agreed to, relative to the death of the honorable mike enzy, former united states senator from the state of wyoming, senate resolution 330. signed, sincerely, sherrill cheryl l. johnson -- cheryll. johnson. the speaker pro tempore: the claire layser about -- chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: house of representatives. madam, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, i have the honor to transmit a kreeled envelope received from the white house on july 30, 2021, at 5:20 p.m. said to contain a message from the president in accordance with section 606 of the emergency securities supplemental appropriations act, 2021, designating as emergency requirements all funding so designated by the congress in the act, pursuant to the balanced budget and emergency deficit control act of 1985, as outlined in the enclosed list of accounts. signed, sincerely, sherrill l. johnson -- cheryl l. johnson. to the congress of the united states, in accordance with section 606 of the emergency security supplement

i can just see mike enzi, a younger mike enzi being the mayor of a place like gillette, wyoming, and it brings a smile to my face and a warmth to my heart. and i can imagine how hard he worked to see that only good things happen to the citizens of his -- of his hometown. he then went on to serve in the wyoming house of representatives and the wyoming senate before being elected to four terms in the united states senate, beginning in 1996. prior to being elected to office, senator enzi served in the wyoming air national guard. in congress, senator enzi never wavered in his deeply held values, in his beliefs, and yet he was always held by all of us in high esteem by all of his colleagues on both sides of the aisle. he had the ability for bringing consensus, to bring us together. that remained true even as this body became increasingly polarized. in his farewell speech to the senate, senator enzi -- unfortunately just a few months ago -- senator enzi spoke about the -- his 80/20 rule, a rule those of us who worked with him knew well. a rule which emphasized focusing on the 80% of issues

let's think of mike enzi, let's think of carl levin. let's try to do more of that. i think of my days as a young student looking down on this body, and i look at it now as the dean of the senate. i've seen the good and the bad. i prefer the good. mr. president, i yield the floor and suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: now for the second time this week -- are we in a quorum? i ask unanimous consent the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: now, for the second time this week, sadly, the senate has lost a greatly admired former colleague. last night, carl levin, michigan's longest serving senator, a harvard-educated civil rights attorney and former taxi driver, passed away after a battle with cancer. over the years, many have been called model senators, but few have earned the title like carl. he was no frills, hyperfocused on policy and results, and fearless in taking on entrenched powers.