signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until tuesday, june 6, at 3:00 p.m. don't reae to fly., at 3:00 p.m. don't reae i don't like turbulence. >> i don't like turbulence, unlike the sounds of playing makes in of flight and i really don't like take off, the moment you're barreling down the runway so fast as you take off uvula week of the air in a plane on your chest further and further from the ground, i don't like the feeling at all. i do like to travel more pleasure and i do travel for work so not flying for me is not an option which means from time to time you will find me in the 29th row of coach white knuckling the armrest as if i alone am holding up the plane. a few years ago i was on flight like that from new orleans to chicago a hot summer night and it's a flight with a private caps on before you can take off and says it's going to be a bad flight and he was right. in the middlet of that summer storm we were bouncing around in the sky in t

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approved 1.59 trillion-dollar tax to increase the borrowing limit we know, but committee chaim patty murray says she won't go lower than caps sent by president and speaker mccarthy will reject any unserious bills from house republicans congressman your response to all of this? you don't see any pushback in terms of spending on the democrat side despite he that fact over the debt ceiling raised a month ago. . >> oh, the battle is about to go, um ballistic like a mix of metaphors appropriation bills in drafting right now. it is difficulty is coming, is we're hitting numbers we were not supposed to hit for eight more years, it is hard for many of us to try to get in front of our communities try to explain, healthcare costs, brutally honest looks like medicare spending up over 16%, this year, interest costs going to headed over 600 probably 60 billion dollars just this fiscal year in financing costs it gets much, much worse over the next few years. it is time for the public to actually stand behind us, and be ready to do some pretty brutal battle with democrats in the senate just telling the tr

there was patty murray talking about what they are trying to do in that chamber. do you agree or disagree with their efforts? is it too much or too little? what is your message to congress on abortion? washington post with a map. abortion status by state as of this month. the doctor states band are mostly banned. orange colored states banned or blocked by the courts right now. the gray colored states is where abortion is legal. from the washington post reporting on this map, with landmark decision in dobson v jackson, the supreme court cleared the way for 11 states to immediately halt all all or most abortions for the first time in 50 years abortion was no longer a constitutional right in united states. today when you're after the court swept away the protections established by rote 17.5 one million women of reproductive age, a quarter of all women in age bracket in united states live where abortion is banned or mostly banned. carrie is a republican in milwaukee. what is your message to congress? caller: since it appears the constitution does not explicitly say an

boehner gave me a waver to stay leading the budge committee which allowed me to work with senator patty murraybipartisan budget agreement and with a bipartisan group of members on an immigration reform plan, you were one of them as well. after the 2014 election, i finally saw that the job that i had wanted for decades, the chairman of the house ways and means committee, was in reach and i grabbed it with both hands. you have to understand, i've always been a policy guy. particularly when it comes to tax code. so this was like a mountain climber reaching the top of mount everest. it was everything i had been working toward and i finally got it. and then after nine short months of running the ways and means committee, john boehner dropped his bombshell that he was retiring the day after the pope came and blessed us with his visit. as all of you know, the speakership was not a job i sought. but it was one that i was honored to do. to be elevated by my colleagues was a tremendous honor. and for them to do so on the condition that we would offer a bold policy agenda to the country was equally encou

there was patty murray talking about what they are trying to do in that chamber. do you agree or disagree with their efforts? is it too much or too little? what is your message to congress on abortion? washington post with a map. abortion status by state as of this month. the doctor states band are mostly banned. orange colored states banned or blocked by the courts right now. the gray colored states is where abortion is legal. from the washington post reporting on this map, with landmark decision in dobson v jackson, the supreme court cleared the way for 11 states to immediately halt all all or most abortions for the first time in 50 years abortion was no longer a constitutional right in united states. today when you're after the court swept away the protections established by rote 17.5 one million women of reproductive age, a quarter of all women in age bracket in united states live where abortion is banned or mostly banned. carrie is a republican in milwaukee. what is your message to congress? caller: since it appears the constitution does not explicitly say an

his intent with chairman patty murray, the ranking -- the chairwoman for the health committee, was toreate a bipartisan investigation using only open source information to determine if possible the origins of the covid-19 pandemic. that task was focusing for 20 months, during my tenure, to look at two different hypotheses. one, whether or not the virus emerged from a zoonotic event, or some intermediate species, or was this a consequence of some kind of laboratory research that was being conducted in on my possibly at the time visited of -- the approach we took was simple. looking at and a valuation of plausible hypotheses. is it conceivable that under each of those two headings could there be reasonable or possible events that could result in a pandemic? we found three subtypes for each of those categories. we conducted a investigation with a team of teams. we created a team a and team b, and they led the effort to accrue evidence from organ source materials validating the material information as we could that would align to either a zoonotic origin or a left research origin. that is

i have faith in susan colins who's our new appropriations chair and she and patty murray will take on ball's in our hand. let's run with this. let's make america great and let's try to balance these budges and slow down inflation. neil: good luck on all of that. roger marshal, have a good weekend. the kansas senator and small business and economics economy s committee. a lot of committees. a big market runoff and exploring in greater detail and jackie deangelo and -- jackie deangeles of the big market show is with us. >> we'll break it down. what does it mean for jerome powell and the markets in the back half of the year and rate hikes coming and persistent inflation and it's economy on the ticket and who's addressing it best and darryl issa and china and more on coast-to-coast after this. ♪ i can't, you know, thank my parents enough for making sure that this connection is here. one of the things that my mother told me when she was in the hospital, she didn't tell me, actually, she couldn't speak at the time, but she wrote it down... "go see alicia." oh, my goodness. you know, and the

we had senator patty murray from washington state saying the republicans will do anything to preventwithout crushing debt. who is creating the crushing debt? is it in part the fact that inflation has absolutely obliterated the value of the dollar? is the regulations in her state which cripple small business owners. i remember when all the small businesses in her state sued the city of seattle for holding a horribly crime infested environment they were constructively evicted. she needs to look in the mirror of her party's policies and see what's saddling the businesses and these high school and college and whatever undereducated people and those that work hard every day for all of us, that their policies and their concepts are what is keeping them tamped down. >> can i get a quick follow with you? with kevin mccarthy and the 11% deal which is what i call it, still 2.13 trillion in cuts, but yeah, does the precedent count? >> of course legally. >> cut some, so maybe next time they fight over cutting again? >> i think that the point about precedence, there's zero authority for this. so

. >> so we know, ryan, that senate democrats, patty murray is in the lead. put forward any number of pieces of legislation. i think it is a bit of a wish list if you will. on the possibility that they feel they might win control of congress next time. what are we talking about in terms of pieces of legislation they would like to see made into law? >> it's not a push to outright protection abortion rights across the county. they know that has no chance of passing. instead, it's provisions to kind of adapt to a post roe america. specifically what anne was talking about, about this patchwork of states where abortion is legal or illegal to a certain extent and it would protect the rights of women living in those states where it is legal. for instance, it would protect and strengthen access to birth control and contraception. it would protect the right of a woman from going from a state where abortion is illegal traveling to a state where it is legal to get those services. also related to data privacy. especially online. it would strengthen the rules related to t

patty murray says they want republicans on the record with congress unlikely to reach a consensus. adviser jen klein says the biden administration is focused on executive actions. >> ensure that people get access to the care they need, whether that's abortion, whether that's contraception, whether that's reproductive health needs. >> she says the real solution would be to restore the rights that grow, guaranteed. but with the current makeup of congress, that is not likely going to happen. taking a live look outside here. they're san francisco. >> nice out there today. also, fog freeze, we kick off summer. meteorologist kyla grogan here now with details and let's talk about pride weekend. yeah, hard week is looking pretty good. but the whole fog free thing. we're about to wrap that situation last. yeah, to be too bad tomorrow, but we're going to get some marine layer back in so here we are taking a live look at downtown san francisco. we've got some really nice blue skies out there. hopefully you've gotten out had a chance to enjoy them are sitting at 60 degrees downtown san francis

and four days ago, washington senators patty murray and maria cantwell announced more than $76 million-speed internet funding across their state. that is going to make a difference. the impacts of this law, and everywhere across the country. and they are happening right now. if you know where to look, honestly if you have a bridge in your community, probably some bipartisan infrastructure law money is going there. so one can argue that this is a piece of legislation that is delivering. not just for the roads, but for a very way of life. and it's not the only difference between good and bad infrastructure. it is the difference between good and bad government. elections matter, who is in office matters. now, coming up, monday. it marks the third time our nation recognizes juneteenth's as a federal holiday. so to celebrate, i'm going to take you inside the national museum of african history and culture in washington d.c. for a special tour with the director of the museum himself. we dig into the history of how the holiday came to be. the people, the places, all when we come back. when we

signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 3:00 stands adjourned until 3:00 i think the challenge in the beginning to tackle this, help them organize and create something positive in a space previously dominated by those who lived on the basis of extortion and intimidation and violence towards a place where we have reservations, i think the u.s. government will stumble during government create something positive and i'll stop there. >> this affects all the countries in the region as we heard, i don't think we should measure security on the basis on how people die. one of the big problems is extortion so it drives people out of the communities and country when they earn if they can find a job and pay to get into their neighborhood. if they get home safely, they don't actually earn anything so as we do our work it's important to measure not just homicide rates but lowering of criminality and across the country. extensive programs in these communit

signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding.he clerk: nomination, elizabeth allen, of new york, to be under secretary of state for public diplomacy. test. # independence (202)748-8002. our first caller is on the republican line in new jersey. >> i have two points to make. the first one was about your guest, found out he had classified documents. though it was about 40, 50 years ago and had no right to have that. he wasn't the president. he was a son and vice president have that time he is a senator. that's legal. he took them legally. president trump to declassified. i am curious about that. >> our guess is no longer here. we are in open forum but that was joe calling in with his thoughts on that topic in louisiana, democrat line. you are on the line. >> , the alert military veteran, i did two tours in vietnam and 68 and 69. this antigovernment stuff and i don't know why all of these right-wingers talking, it's ridiculous. it is ridiculous. thank you. >> all right. we appreciate your service. jane is ourcc next caller in battle

signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. morning business is closed. and under the previous order, the senate will proceed to executive session and resume consideration of the following nomination, which the clerk will report. the clerk: nomination, department of energy, david crane, of new jersey, to be under secretary. mr. schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: mr. president, this morning i released a dear colleague alongside heinrich, rounds and young, announcing three senators only briefings on artificial intelligence taking place in the -- starting in the next few weeks. these bipartisan briefings will culminate in the first ever classified all senate briefing on a.i.'s impact on national security. in fact, all three briefings are the first all senators briefing on a.i. the briefings will be led by some of the top minds in a.i. and will help senators on much-needed experience on the technological s

signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to the consideration of h.j. res. 44 which the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 100, h.j. res. 44 providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, united states code, and so forth. mr. schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: very soon, mr. president, a.i. will reshape life on earth in very dramatic ways. it will transform how we fight disease, tackle hunger, manage our lives, enrich our minds, and ensure peace. but we cannot ignore a.i.'s dangers, workforce disruptions in a very serious way, misinformation and new weapons, threats against our elections, and there's the danger that we may prove imcapable of managing this technology at all. congress cannot behave like ostriches in the sand when it comes to a.i. yesterday i laid out my safe innovation framewo

signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m., thursday,

signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until monday, july 3, at 10:00 a.m. day teacht the prison?10:00 a.m. day teacht well well, my class is two and a half hours long. i drive 2 hours to get to the prison, and i have to there a half hour in advance. i, i get there at about six to the class. i mean, 530 last goes from 6 to 830 and then we all leave again and during that two and a half hours, it's something else that surprised me there is no lapse of attention. they all are fascinated throughout the whole class without going to the bathroom, you know, looking at the watch it's really fascinating. i it's, you know, by virtue of the fact that they're not that many interesting things in their lives and this is a high point for them. what's the process you getting into the prison security there? a guard in there, are they pencils, etc. ? do you have to go through lot of security when you come in? you have to go through a metal detector on your search t

signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to executive session to resume consideration of the following nomination, which the clerk will report. the clerk: nomination, department of energy, david crane, of new jersey, to be under secretary. test. mr. schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: this morning, our nation's capital and much of the northeast, including much of the whole of my state new york, woke up once again under a veil of smog. as we speak wildfires continue to blaze in canada sending toxic air over the border and in mexican cities. new york city, which usually has good air quality has some of the lowest air quality in the world thanks to these wildfires. and the problem he is even worse in upstate new york. i urge every single canadian and american impacted by the smog to take precautions to stay safe. follow public

signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to executive session and resume consideration of the following nomination, which the clerk will report. nomination, department of state, elizabeth allen, of new york, to be under secretary for public diplomacy. mr. cassidy: mr. president. the presiding officer: the distinguished senator from louisiana. mr. cassidy: mr. president, it's my privilege now to speak to the pastor from my home state who gave the prayer today. the reverend asriel maclaine of shreveport, he earned his master divinty degree, and has been a pastor minuterring -- ministering to others. he is the son of mildred and oliver mccain and the former pastor of the historic little union baptist church which was the epicenter of the civil rights movement in shreveport. i learned of the courage of his father and of that congregation in the face of oppression in makin

signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will resume consideration of the veto message with respect to s.j. res. 11 which the clerk will report. the clerk: veto message to accompany s.j. res. 11, joint resolution that would disapprove the rule entitled control of air pollution from the new motor vehicles, heavy duty engine and vehicle standards. transgender use of the among the most pretty present and death by suicide and so when these are people who are already struggling politicians amplify this the denies the very existence, what message does itd weaver responsibility to support all of her children no matter how they identify and this morning across america, families with doctors to being they must make, critical decisions , life-and-death decisions about surgery medical treatment for their children. these are personal and family moments, which the principal never forget i know

signed: patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to executive session and resume consideration of the following nomination which the clerk will report. the clerk: nomination, small business administration. dilawar syed of california to be deputy administrator. >> a democrat from michigan, making her studio debut, good morning good morning. >> thank you so much is good with you. >> so let's start off and talk , counted from the democratic side, how did you experience things on the house floor and tuesday and then yesterday, when there was putting much, kind of a stalemate, there were no votes. >> well i am really delighted to be here with you and your viewers because what happened is that we will it was kind of unusual we were in on tuesday, to take what is often times, a pre- vote, passing the roll, moving the bill to the floor and he goes to the rules committee, the roll goe