mr. rubio: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from florida's recognized. mr. rubio: i yield myself 11 minutes from the bill time. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. rubio: i got a chance to go home at some -- some close family friends had a loss in their family in the last three days. i got this e-mail that my 8:00 a.m. flight is canceled so i had trouble getting here this morning but able to get here in time for the vote. so i had a chance that morning to do two things. the first i had a chance to take my son to football practice, it's that glorious time of year when high school football is going, and i had a chance to go to this cuban bakery that is close to my house, i don't get to go often, and i really like to go because i get to hear people talking, people on planet earth and not people in the bubble that is washington. you get to hear people talk and one of the first things i heard was about two ladies in line and they were talking about how difficult it had bec

mr. rubio's mouth.t's about time these democrats and republicans in washington sat down and decided who they actually work for. this constant throwing darts at each other and stabbing each other in the back, it's really getting old. it's really disgusting. thank you. host: the next caller is omar in san diego. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i will be brief. you've been addressing the situation of crime. just to be brief, i worked the border from -- for 25 years. i can tell you, from what i've seen, whether it's democrats or republicans, people need to remember that in the past, where this started was after 9/11. that's the turn i saw the country take. it was bush who was in the white house at that time with dick cheney. they passed the patriot act. when it was passed, that was the beginning of the end of taking our civil rights away, our constitutional rights away. from what i've seen it, the republicans and democrats, they are one and the same. it's all about the money. it's all ab

mr. rubio: are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are not. mr. rubio: as if in legislative session, i ask unanimous consent that the committee on health, education, labor and pensions be discharged from further consideration of s. 4394 and the senate proceed to its immediate consideration, further, that the bill be considered read add third time and passed and the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: is there an objection? mrs. murray: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: thank you, mr. president. reserving the right to object. i'm concerned this bill would overrule fda experts and would do so without going through regular order. we should be setting a high bar for doing anything like this, i do appreciate my colleague's concern for growers in his state. this is an environmental issue, but skipping regular order to meddle with the long-standing process for food standards does not get to the root of the problem, so i object. the presiding officer: the cer

mr. rubio's mouth.t's about time these democrats and republicans in washington sat down and decided who they actually work for. this constant throwing darts at each other and stabbing each other in the back, it's really getting old. it's really disgusting. thank you. host: the next caller is omar in san diego. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i will be brief. you've been addressing the situation of crime. just to be brief, i worked the border from -- for 25 years. i can tell you, from what i've seen, whether it's democrats or republicans, people need to remember that in the past, where this started was after 9/11. that's the turn i saw the country take. it was bush who was in the white house at that time with dick cheney. they passed the patriot act. when it was passed, that was the beginning of the end of taking our civil rights away, our constitutional rights away. from what i've seen it, the republicans and democrats, they are one and the same. it's all about the money. it's all ab

mrs. ruby, a mother of lexi rubio talking about the gene that she has about her daughter going to collegend becoming a lawyer and coaching softball and all of these very specific facts about her. and she says she wakes up and she realizes that that will never happen because her daughter will forever be a child now. she is forever memorialized in that way. and you just your story after story from families of victims of the uvalde shooting, but also the santa fe shooting in 2018 here. and also members of the family of victims from the parkland shooting. i want to play a little bit of what one of the uvalde family members had to say. this is the guardian of uziyah garcia. his name is brett krause, and here's what he had to say to revenue get greg abbott. here's what he had to. say >> he doesn't care about us that he doesn't give a damn about our children, but i do. too many parents have to go through this. this is not a club that i wanted to be in. this is not a club that any of these families wanted to be in. this is not, you do not want that. so fight with us and help us demand change beca

rubio in the general election. that florida district is a heavily democratic district and so mr. likely be the next member of congress from that district and joining us now is maxwell alejandro frost. i'm going to dress you the way you sue me addressed on the floor of the house of representatives and in committee, that is mr. frost of florida. thank you very much, this is your third time you are here when your campaign began. you were here last night on the very last minute of your campaign. how did you do it? 25 year old convinces that congressional district, how did you do? >> it just wasn't me, it was a movement the -- the volunteers, at the end of the day it is our message it is a hopeful message, the one that says that no matter who you are, you deserve health care, years of good job, you deserve a union, you deserve the right to an abortion. these are the things that we talk about in this district. the other thing is, looking at the context of this campaign. we won this in the midst of a dark year in florida because of governor ron desantis. it was hoped despite that. i tru

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mr. frost of florida gets tonight's last word, the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts right now. >> tonight, primary night in new york and florida. ron desantis and marco rubio got their opponents in a rare special election in a swing district could tell us what is motivating voters. our best experts and steve kornacki are all here. and we know that some of the government's most classified material was recovered from the former presidents beach club, so says the national archives and now the question, who got to see the documents? plus, the shocking admission in the breonna taylor case. the former police detective admits she misled the judge to barge into taylor's home. the no-knock warrant that ended her life. as the 11th hour gets underway on the tuesday night. good evening, once again, i am alicia menendez in for stephanie ruhle. with just 77 days that goes until the midterm elections, this is a big primary night in new york and florida. the polls closed a few hours ago in both states. nbc news projects that former governor and congressman charlie crist easily won a democratic primary for governor. he will take on ron desantis in november. in new york con

mr. chris behind him in terms of being the underdog. what is more interesting is the senate race, marco rubio versus congresswoman val demings. poll, she was actually ahead. this is something, again, abortion, she will take to the voters in florida. lisa: i want to stick on the governor race because charlie crist, the former governor, won the primary and he is going up on the democratic ticket against the incumbent who is also potentially a presidential candidate. can you talk about the fundraising aspect, how that potentially could shape this debate and shape this race in a way that goes far beyond just a local election? annmarie: it's certainly gone far beyond that because you are ready have governor desantis out and about in places like arizona helping some of the republican hopefuls there trying to get ahead. he already has taken on nationwide performance unpopularity in the republican party. you look at the polls, former president trump is ahead if there was a gop ticket 2024, but second, and with a tonda of cash is governor desantis. his cash is very different from the former president's. he is getting big checks from t

mr. young? guest: no, please. go ahead. host: i know some people think this race is already a lot, but as far as senator marco rubio against demings and florida, have you been following that? guest: not particularly close. if you look at that race and the way we look at the georgia one, it is that kind of ticket pulling but on steroids. desantis is very popular in florida. he is going to bring out every republican voter and they are going to vote read all the way down. that will include marco rubio. what is interesting, the margins there, specifically for somebody who is a favorite son of miami, are we going to see a red miami-dade? when things like that happen, it goes along way towards the idea that florida is not the battleground it was in my youth. host: pennsylvania, bloomsburg, independent line. caller: good morning, good topic so far. but you brought up to interesting points. one, joe biden. inflation is a runaway at 9.4 percent, if not even greater. prices are up 26% over last year. food prices, gas are still more than doubled and when joe biden took office. he is not doing a very good job. in the upcoming winter m

mr. rubio: mr. president, i have a motion at the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from florida, mr. rubio, a bill -- mr. rubio: i ask consent the reading be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. rubio: i don't think i need to tell anybody here. our work is at its best when it's focused on what people care about. let me tell you what people care about. they don't care much about buying solar panels as much as they do not having to live in a community where violent crime is rampant and you have a crazy prosecutor that refuses to prosecute entire categories of crime. people are worried about that and rightfully so. we have these beautiful cities that were once world class cities that are becoming unlivable all over this country because we have these lunatic prosecutors that have decided -- entire categories of crime they will not prosecute. that's the kind of stuff we should be working on here tonight, all night long. you going to spend all night working on something, work on

mr. rubio: mr. president, the only people who are capable of being pregnant are biological females, and, therefore, i think federal pregnancy programs should be limited to biological females, and that's what this would do. mrs. murray: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from washington state is recognized. mrs. murray: mr. president, let's be clear about what's going on here. this is a procedural attempt by republicans to derail our ability to get this bill across the finish line and deliver for families in our country. it's actually outrageous that republicans are trying to talk about pregnancy when in this country right now they are forcing women to stay pregnant no matter their circumstances, pushing cruel and extreme abortion bans. republicans are now resorting to tactics like this to distract from the fact that they don't have any serious concerns for working so hard to oppose this bill that lowers costs, lowers emissions, and lowers the deficit. i urge my colleagues to vote no.

mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that following the disposition of the collins motion to concur the following amendments be the next republican amendments in order. kennedy amendment number 5387. rubio motion to commit. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. the senator from maine. ms. collins: mr. president. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote:

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