you write about chris murphy's work on the gun control work. began in the balkans. they had no reason to work on gun violence. they are from different regions in less than two years ago chris murphy was fundraising for tillis'opponent. their trip to the balkans changed all of that. the trip took tillis and murphy away from the capital and built a relationship that proved pivotal to the gun deal. guest: senator tillis said there was no reason for him and chris murphy to link up. they had had pleasant conversations in hallways over the years but they had never worked together on something over the years. especially not something as challenging as gun violence. this is meant a lot to him over the decades. what senator tillis credited this bipartisan agreement with an far as getting it done with is the fact that they travel together, got to know each other, trust each other and once we needed to come together on something. let's try to link up and get something done. host: you had the performance on the floor of the senate. in this case, they are largely removed from th

senator murphy, thank you and welcome. >> i appreciate to be engage with you. i'm going to start by saluting this remarkable achievement were beef miles and park land and orlando, el paso, buffalo, on and on and so many other towns. to open up by putting this legislation in perspective what is in the heart of the bill and make our nation safer? >> thank you for highlighting this piece of legislation and years of advocacy to make sure this nation did not turn its back on this increasing trauma caused by this unique epidemic of gun violence. the 30-year perspective. congress has been watching on suicide, homicide and mass violence over the course of three decades and done nothing about it despite the fact there was a clear mandate from the american public to take steps to address the epidemic of gun violence. primarily there was a power imbalance. there was a lot of power and the anti-gun violence movement. and especially over the last 10 years since sandy hook. a movement has arisen and got to the point where the anti--gun violence movement all the moms and dads

senator chris murphy falls into the latter.has been a powerful voice in the sense of expand access to health care and a critical policy leader and a champion of progressive foreign policy that emphasizes multilateral diplomacy and rights. but has been most closely identified with his tenacious pursuit of measures that would control the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction that are too widely held by those are destroying communities with a level of violence and unique to the united states. after decades of an action on the issue of gun safety and gun violence, finally this june 25 thanks to senator murphy, the dam broke. the significant federal gun legislation in nearly 30 years was signed into law and because of senator murphy commitment, the provisions in the bill are both historic and come with unexpected republican support. the new law -- to implement extreme risk protection orders and close of the so-called boyfriend lupo, further restricting access to guns for domestic abusers, a significantly strengthened with law

senator murphy, thank you and welcome. >> rep.urphy: -- >> >> i love to be able to engage with you. i'm going to -- you will be the first to acknowledge with miles to go after this scaly is seen in sandy hook, orlando, buffalo, uvalde and so many other towns that have been away from the daily headlines. can you open up about this legislation in perspective for us. how does that make our nation safer? sen. murphy: its years of advocacy to make sure that this did not permanently turn back -- turns back on this increasing cavalcade of trauma in this nation. i believe the most important perspective here is the 30 year perspective. congress is been watching this epidemic of suicide, homicide and mass violence over the course of three decades and done nothing about it, despite the fact it was a clear band-aid from the american -- mandate from the american public to take steps to address the epidemic of gun violence. primarily, the gun industry, a lot of power in washington, 90% of americans who want to change. a specialist in sandy hook

you learn right away who michael murphy was.er than life character. >> there would be two people on this. an actual driver. we left it open and you have another seal hanging on on the back. it's a battery operated mini sub so you wouldn't have to swim in and waste all your energy getting there. brian: this is one of the famous shots where people say i think i want to be a navy seal when they see that shot. >> this is special warfares and crew members. >> in this room is a 5d display. >> so you have the motion. the 3d imagery. you have missing water. >> everybody has to go to long island. thank you, sir. soap we continue our march through american history. now andrew jackson's patriotism saved this nation and aloud this to expand to become the great country we are today. >> whenever we get too high. they decide we are a pushover. and it isn't too long before we look to see that the flag is still waving over us. [♪♪♪] brian: it seems like it always happens. the words of james cohen said by james cagney. former president andrew jac

that hindered the investigation. >> the boat, said detective murphy, was pretty clean.e did find blood, just one drop, under one of the cushions. but not enough to determine whether it was human blood. it could have come from a fish. not enough evidence to arrest eric for murder or even prove that a murder occurred. pegye's close friend glenda didn't believe eric was a killer. >> there's no way that eric would have done that. you know, i mean there's just absolutely no way. it was unfathomable to me. >> tina new felt the same way. >> i felt like the police were just trying to -- to frame an innocent man. i thought there's no way. the way he treats me there's no way he could have hurt his wife. >> tina also noticed that eric kept photos of pegye in every room of the house. she could not imagine that a man who had killed his wife would want to see her face everywhere. >> eric was really the answer to all your problems for a while, wasn't he? >> yeah, he was. >> so you weren't too anxious to question him. >> no. i believed him. >> and after about six months -- >> he says,

senator chris murphy falls into the latter. he has been a powerful voice in the sense of expand access to health care and a critical policy leader and a champion of progressive foreign policy that emphasizes multilateral diplomacy and rights. but has been most closely identified with his tenacious pursuit of measures that would control the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction that are too widely held by those are destroying communities with a level of violence and unique to the united states. after decades of an action on the issue of gun safety and gun violence, finally this june 25 thanks to senator murphy, the dam broke. the significant federal gun legislation in nearly 30 years was signed into law and because of senator murphy commitment, the provisions in the bill are both historic and come with unexpected republican support. the new law -- to implement extreme risk protection orders and close of the so-called boyfriend lupo, further restricting access to guns for domestic abusers, a significantly strengthened with

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congresswoman murphy is serving her third term representing florida's seventh district. she also sits on the armed services and ways and means committees. and was a defense department analyst before being elected to congress. we want to let you know today's hearing and all of c-span program something brought to you as a unpublic service by the cable industry and these television companies, including charter communications, cox, and verizon fios. we do expect this to get under way at 1 p.m. eastern. when the committee enters together from the back of the chamber as they have done for alt hearings, it will happen just after 1:00, a reminder if you need to step away from your tv but want to continue following the hearing, just download c-span now, our free video app. congressional sessions and speeches, conference, campaign events all available -pb o the go with c-span now wherever you get your apps. speeches, conferences and campaign events, all available on the go with c-span now, available wherever you get your apps. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> minutes away from the start

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see all of you at the end of tomorrow >> we have to guess we are very excited about, senator chris murphy and beto o'rourke, the current candidate for texas governor. we have a lot to ask both of them, but first. one revelation that we got yesterday about donald trump's attempt to overturn the 2020 election did not come from the big public hearing yesterday about the january 6th investigation. rather, it came from mother jones magazine, which contained leaked audio of this guy, steve bannon, former trump white house advisor, and double layered buttoned down shirt aficionados. the leaked audio is from a few days before the 2020 presidential election. rewind a little bit, and remember with me. a couple months earlier, he stebve bannon been arrested on charges that he had been milking unexpected donors out of their money by telling them that their nations would go towards building a wall on the southern border, when in fact the money was going into steve bannon's pockets! bannon was arrested on this luxury yacht off the coast of connecticut. it is a yacht belonging to an exiled chinese billi

senator murphy. senator murphy: thank you very much, mr. chairman. it's hard to categorize all the ways in which the russians are using starvation as a deliberate tactic not just in ukraine but around the world. i want to talk to you about the crisis in syria. you got about 12 million people who are food insecure, starving. that's an increase from last year. it's hard to believe. it's getting worse inside syria, not better. during the last several years we've of course gone from four crossings to bring humanitarian aid down to only one crossing and there's one reason for that and that's the russians' decisions to try to use starvation as a tool to benefit al assad. you were able to extend one crossing and that's what russia agreed to. tell us very briefly what the consequences are going from four crossings to one crossing and now having only a handful of certainty that you will have that for humanitarian relief getting into syria? ambassador thomas-greenfield: thank you for the question. i was there earlier in the year and saw the desperation not jus

>> senator chris murphy stood on the senate floor and begged his colleagues to act. >> if not to solve a problem as existential as this? >> 15 republicans joined him in passing the most significant gun reform in decades, with president biden signing it into law. >> lives will be saved today and tomorrow because of this. >> it's a mission forged nearly ten years ago, when he was the congressman representing newtown during the sandy hook elementary mas massacre. >> i went to the first of too many funerals this morning. >> with nearly 40,000 americans killed by guns each year, and children too often in the crossfire, what does senator chris murphy say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is brought to you by -- the acorporate funding is provided by stephens inc. >>> senator chris murphy, welcome to "firing line." >> thanks so much for having me. >> you are the junior senator from connecticut and the member of congress representing newtown, connecticut, on that day when 20 first graders were massacred at sandy hook elementary school. you have spoken openly how that moment and that ex

raskin. >> thank, you miss murphy. throughout our hearings, you've heard how president trump made baseless claims of voting machines were being manipulated by foreign powers in the 2020 election. you've also heard trump's attorney general, bill barr, described such claims as complete nonsense, which he told the president. let's review that testimony. >> i saw absolutely zero basis for the allegations, but they were made in such a sensational way that they obviously were influencing a lot of people, members of the public. that there was this systemic corruption in the system and that their vote didn't count in that these machines, controlled by somebody else, we're actually determining it. which was complete nonsense. and it was being laid out there. i told them that it was crazy stuff and they were wasting their time on that. and it was doing a great disservice to the country. >> we've learned that president trump's white house counsel agreed with the department of justice about this. >> attorney general barr made a pu

specifically i want to thank senators portman, cinema, romney, shaheen, murkowski, warner, tillis, murphy, l-uppercase-letter, cardin, young, coons and sass for their work over several months. i also want to think senator klobuchar and brought you had the rules committee for their advice and counsel throughout this process. in senator lindsey graham for his insights and for joining as a cosponsor. the legislation that we aretr introducing the electoral count reform and presidential transition improvement act will help ensure that electoral votes total by congress accurately reflect each state's popular vote for president and vice president. our bill includes a number of important reforms but i want to highlight just a few. first it reasserts that the constitutional role of the vice president in counting electoral votes is strictly and solely ministerial. the idea any vice president would have the power to unilaterally accept or reject or change or halt the electoral votes is antithetical to the constitution and basic democratic principles. second our bill waives the threshold to lodge an

murphy not happy with that one.: so the republicans are blowing the dough -- blowing the doors off now, 9-0 and still no outs. george: murphy crouched at the plate. 2-1. actually that's not lindstrom at first. swing and a miss for murphy. lisa mcclain, congresswoman maclean takes the base. she's got a good lead, too. not happy with that at bat at all. first out of the inning. he wanted to throw that bat. mitch: you think these guys don't compete? he was not happy. george: we go to the top of the order. the fourth batter to bat leadoff tonight. mitch: keeping the democrats off balance. george: he started things off with a walk. down to the dirt, laughing it off. mitch: i think they know ossof is not going to throw at them. he's just trying to get it close to the plate. george: 1-1, swing and a little pop toward short. george: yes. 1-1, a sling and a pop towards short. the catch. mitch: gonzalez messing with him a little bit at third, taking a little bit of a lead. getting a little laugh out of that. here comes iowa s

murphy, five minutes. mr. murphy: thank you, thank you. gentlemen, thank you for coming today. the i.r.s. should be a four-letter word but we'll keep it at three. we don't need any more, that's just what people think in the country. but that's a part of our function. it's how we keep the country going. i've always been a little bit reluctant to like the word experience when you hear it in different context because i think sometimes it's just something we should do. we're in the customer service business, i'm a physician, we're in customer service, and so should our government be. so i appreciate the experience because this is something that as citizens we are customers when it comes to government functions. so let me ask a few questions here. i'm very, very disappointed because in reading some early literature, it said that the audit rates were not the same for -- that folks with higher incomes were audited higher and now we're hearing that that's really not the case. want to know why. can anybody answer why that is? why are we auditing folks with lower incomes more than higher

murphy of florida, i inform the house that mrs. murphy will vote yes on h.r. 6552.he speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. smucker of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr. smucker will vote yea on h.r. 6552. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairman gregory meeks, i inform the house that chairman meeks will vote yea on h.r. 6552. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. joe wilson from south carolina, and by mr. jeff duncan from south carolina, i inform the house that mr. duncan will vote yea and mr. wilson will vote yea on house resolution 6552. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. wasserman schultz: as the member designated by mr. crist of florida, i inform the house that mr. crist will vote yea on h.r. 6552.

murphy just unloads on the fastball.ook where it goes right into that luxury box looks like the only occupied luxury box and these fans and they have a nice souvenir. three run homer for murphy is 10th of the year. is winning five to nothing. the likely winner has emerged with three stages remaining at the tour de france, but first stage 18 89 miles. we've got to show you this accident by jack bauer out of new zealand, he gets squeezed. he's like what? yeah he's doing. he's mad. yeah, he's like, get out of my way, guys, and he has nowhere to go. so he he rear ends the car, but he emerges uninjured and finishes the stage a little more than two miles to go. denmark's jonas vingaard takes the lead from van ert, and then he would go on to easily win the stage. as you see, he's already wearing the yellow jersey so he extends his overall lead to three minutes and 26 seconds, almost an insurmountable cushion with just two real stages to go before they ride into paris on sunday. okay back by popular popular demand. we will take

a's and mariners, this was night for sean murphy. opened the scoring in the fifth when he smashed one into right field. two rbi night for murphy, went yard in the seventh. this is how the a's snapped a four-game losing streak. won the game 3-1. two at it again saturday in emerald city. >>> nba free agency, players moving across the country. one warrior happy and perhaps feeling like a cartoon character. ♪ that's big man kevon looney, warriors agreed to a new deal, three years, $25.5 million for loan. played all games last season and leading rebounder in tplayoffs. dante divincenzo is signing with the warriors. won with the milwaukee bucks, finished last season in sacramento. damion lee, latest warrior headed to new team. agreed to one-year deal with the suns. gary payton ii signed with portland. and forward juan toscano-anderson is headed to the lakers for nemanja belljeli playing in turkey. san jose also in the market for a general manager. whoever it is, gets to hire the next head coach. >>> giants, for wild card spot, just a game

jim murphy was a cook county state's attorney.5 years he called it quits on friday in his letter of resignation he says he has no trust in the leadership. christina coleman has the latest on that in los angeles. >> in a blistering resignation letter, jim murphy cited a number of reasons to throw in the towel including kim fox's involvement in the passage of the safety act which requires prosecutors to present a higher burden of proof to hold accused criminals until trial murphy joined the hundreds prosecutors across the country who decided to leave their jobs over the past 18 months amid controversial criminal justice reform. the chicago tribune reports that 235 people including attorneys have resigned from her office since july of last year. murphy's resignation letter he noted chicago's deadly gun violence saying how many mass shootings do they have to be before something is done the administration is more concerned at political narratives and agendas them with business and prosecuting violent crime that is why i cannot stay any

especially senators murphy and sender cinnamon and telis. i hope i didn't get you in trouble mentioning your name. and all of the members of congress who worked with us during this time and 80 are in attendance today. and i am sorry some senators cannot be here because they are working from home and overcoming mild cases of covid. i know how hard it was to write the first gun list insulation and how hard it was to get this done. at least in my career, it was past 30 years ago, that's how long ago it was. as i look around the crowd, i see advocates and families. many who have had lives shattered by gun violence and they have made it their purpose to save lives. i've spent time with so many of you over the years that we have actually become personal friends . i cannot thank you enough for your willingness to continue to fight for other families. not that you can bring back your loved ones, but you did it to make sure other families do not experience the same loss and pain you have experienced. you have felt and you feel the price of inaction.

congresswoman murphy thanks for being with. this you heard ryan nobles reportedly december 18th 2020 meeting in the white house. i know you both or can't many details tonight. but can you say whether trump white house counsel pat cipollone has advanced the committee's understanding of that meeting? >> mr. cipollone was a critical player within the white house. he has provided us with a lot of relevant information to the activities that were occurring in the white house to the right up to january six and we are really grateful that he came and spoke with our committee. >> do you think mr. cipollone -- or some of this are cipollone's comments on video tomorrow? >> like we had in so many previous hearings we like to tell the story through the voices of the republican staff members and white house members that had firsthand experience of these situations. and certainly mr. cipollone will be one of those voices. >> in terms of these right-wing extremist groups, alleged ties to trump associates, roger stone, michael flynn, rhino repo

murphy retired. nice catch by gonzalez.: nice catch there, i'm sure the house -- the coach of the democrats, mike doyle, of pennsylvania, would have liked to see that one drop in. democrats still trying to get on the board trying to give house speaker pelosi mitch: nice fielding position at short, now back for the first time, the 10th better. republicans betting 10, democrats betting nine, but that could change. george: runner away from second and stu be -- steube inside. one of the steadier players on the democratic side. guest: 2-0, steube into the stretch, running and nice wing out to right field. they jump on it but comes up with it and falls down. running back to second, unable to tag. he came up and made the catch, nicely done. host: -- george: we do have the lights on here. you can see a little bit of vegetation, falls down -- hesitation, falls down but he got it. host: -- they are two away. george: two outs, on the stretches steube. re-freeze -- ruiz betting for the second time today. two down, republicans with a 3-

sean murphy cranks it, 447 feet home run into the luxury suite. tenth homer for murphy. a's score five in the sixth. beat detroit 5-0 to split the doubleheader. it's official. kyler murray made the right choice choosing to only play football after he was drafted by the a's in 2018. murray will reportedly make up to $230 million as part of a new five-year contract with the cardinals. that's $46 million per year. almost as much as the a's entire payroll. the san jose sharks are reportedly close to hiring david quinn to be their next head coach. he previously coached the new york rangers from 2018 to 2021. over to the nba, rumors continue to float around that kevin durant could possibly make a reunion in san francisco. general manager bob myers might have quieted some of those rumors, he told nba.com, quote, i like where our team is at. i want to give the guys a chance to do it again. closed quote. a slower time in the sports world right now. yesterday i think was the slowest sports day of the year. that, however, changes very soon. the raiders actually practiced today. 49e

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it is being led by democrats jamie ras kin and stephanie murphy. welcome to "meet the press." >> thank you. >> let me start with pat cipollone's testimony. was it as critical as you thought it would be? >> of course it was. he had relevant information about what was happening in the white house. and we are really grateful he was willing to come before the committee and share that with us. there were areas he claimed privilege, but it was important for us to understand what the president's top legal adviser thought about the activities that were happening post-election and in the run-up to january 6th. >> can you give me an ypd of what he would not touch? >> he claimed privilege on conversations that related to the advice he provided directly to the president or conversations with the president. but i think we still got a lot of relevant information from him. and it provides us another perspective on what was happening in the white house in those weeks running up to january 6th that were so critically important. >> i have seen some reports. other fe

murphy said the new measures are necessary after last month's supreme court decision overturned new yorkoncealed gun carry law which could impact other states. the new jersey laws require firearms training to obtain a gun permit, make it easier for the state to sue gun makers and dealers for crimes and crack down on so-called ghost guns. >>> the bbc says two key members of british prime minister join's cabinet have quit. the two said they lost confidence in johnson's leadership amid several scandals including parties held during the pandemic that violated his own government's lockdown rules. the resignations raise new questions about johnson's ability to hang on to his job. last month he narrowly survived a no-confidence vote in parliament. >>> still to come, a prehistoric sale. a rare dinosaur skeleton is going up for auction. it's expected to fetch millions. a jelly bean that's good for you? try nature's bounty jelly bean vitamins. good-for-you nutrients in a tastier-for-you form. more sweet dreams. more flavorful immune support. get more with nature's bounty jelly beans. do you have a