rubio: mr. sullivan, on nicaragua, we have seen maduro do, you saw this firsthand, he used negotiations as a ploy to buy time. what he hoped to do, first with the vatican and the net american republic, was to create this perception that talks are going on. in reality, they were nothing but delay tactics to buy him time to further destabilize his grip. is that also not a risk in nicaragua already echo mr. sullivan: yes, senator, it is. and we have already seen to the national dialogue, a lack of good faith needed to get to a good result. sen. rubio: i would hope that there could be some dialogue that leads to a positive outcome. that has been made very difficult by the fact that take up and others have their hands covered in blood. we would still love to see a resolution to the situation peaceful and democratic. but we need to be conscious about it because the reality is that regimes such as these habitually and routinely used negotiations, which civilized people are in favor of, as a way to buy

rubio: mr. sullivan, on nicaragua, we have seen maduro do, you saw this firsthand, he used negotiations as a ploy to buy time. , andped with the vatican the dominican republic was to create a perception that there is talks going on. in reality, they were nothing but delay tactics to buy him time to further the stabilize his grip -- destabilize his grip. is that not a risk for nicaragua ? mr. sullivan: it is and we party scene through the national dialogue -- and we have already seen to the national dialogue, a lack of good faith needed to get to a good result. hope that: i would there could be some dialogue that leads to a positive outcome. that has been made difficult i the fact that ortega of has their hands covered in blood. love to see a resolution to the situation peaceful and democratic. we need to be conscious about it because the reality is that regimes such as these habitually and routinely used negotiations which civilized people are in favor of as a way to buy time to further the grip

rubio: i'm outraged by it. google putting itself out as a standard error of human rights and just causes, there isn't a single social issue in america they do not preach about , but here they are -- number one, they will not work for the department of defense because they do not want to be involved in killing people, but they were closely with the university in china that provides technology for the chinese military. here they are in the united states talking about how they stand for free speech but they are prepared to help the chinese government censor information and deny people access to information. it is hypocrisy.it is sickening . they should be asked about it. will: top tech heads testify later this week. there is a hearing today. we talked about google and telecom, but what are you most concerned about with social media into the midterms? sen. rubio: it is not interference, it is information warfare. based on the russian doctrine of warfare, information warfare is a key part of it. my view is they are

bolton and rubio only on "fox news sunday" ."hen a federal judge blocks a texas activist from putting blueprints online to make plastic guns on 3d printers. cody wilson joins us to explain why he thinks it's a good idea. plus, just hours after this. >> i do not feel that the media is the enemy of the people. >> chris: president trump basha's journalists again >> whatever happened to fair press? whatever happened to honest reporters? they don't report it. they only make up stories. >> chris: we will ask our sunday panel about the trump family divide. all right now on "fox news sunday" ." and hello again from fox news in washington. while top national security officials say the threat from russian meddling in the upcoming midterms is real, president trump keeps calling it a hoax. it's just one of several issues along with north korea and iran where the president's statements appear at odds with the rest of his administration. in a moment i will talk about the seeming disconnect with the president's national security advisor john bo

bolton and marco rubio only on "fox news sunday". then a federal judge blocked a texas activist from putting blueprints online to make plastic on some 3-d printers. cody wilson joins us to explain why he thinks it's a good idea. >>> hours after this - - >> i do not feel the media is the enemy of the people. >>chris: president trump bashes journalists again. >> what ever happened to fair press? what ever happened to honest reporting? they don't report it. they only make up stories. >>chris: we will ask our sunday panel about the trump family divine. all right now on "fox news sunday". hello again from fox news in washington. top national security officials say the threat from russian meddling in the upcoming midterms is real.

thank god for allowing me, i know you had marco rubio this one. it's hard to beat marco rubio. someone said, obviously, it's not hard to beat marco rubio. i can read lips. even if you're talking at an angle, i heard what you said. it was wonderful. when you're being rebuked from the stage. i love that table. what's your name? at this point, i am done. i thank you for allowing me to be your speaker. i look forward to answering your questions over the next couple minutes. if i don't like your questions, [indiscernible]. so just come on up to the microphone. thank you. [cheering and applause] >> give me your name and where you're from. >> my name is mark. i'm from the university of arizona. so, i was wondering, in 2017 after president trump's controversial comments about the white supremacist rally in charlottesville. you said you didn't believe that trump was racist per se but he spoke in a racially insensitive manner. and gave him advice for how to do better in the future. do you think he's taken that advice to heart and he's changing? also, i have a copy of unified and i would

marco rubio.arrangement syndrome and now there is less lionized john mccain syndrome in washington. >> is here a week, like a presidential wheat, like a president died. i don't want to dump on him, but it's important to separate the man in the mid-and people do that. lou: we're not talking about rubio now, are we? >> rubio is a combination of scott and desantis has pretty much no longer the players and florida. to certain extent, he basically cast his lot on a number of things unsuccessfully. but the gang of a. there is always the gang. innovator gang of seven or six. none of whom were ever successful. the issue is you start renaming buildings come in myers will make the federal building one, federal building two. it's an historic moment this person was bare. senator russell was a very important player when he was air and he's a real real power behind the senate very important to our defenses and foreign policy. and linda johnson. he was lyndon johnson's mentor. if you eliminate that, it would be

[applause] thank you thank you for allowing me and marco rubio. obviously is not hard to be marco rubio. [laughter] i heard that i can read this. even at the angle i heard what you said. and then to be reviewed in from the stage. i'm done. thank you for allowing me for a speech i look forward to answering your question if i don't like your question i want to answer it. good problem. [laughter] thank you. [applause] the neck i'm from the university of arizona. i was wondering in 2017 after president trump controversial comment about the white supremacist rally in charlottesville, you said you didn't believe he was racist per se but he spoke in a racially offensive manner and i gave him advice how to do better in the future. do you think he has taken that advice to heart and is changing? the mac also i have a copy of unified if you could sign it and like i would be happy to buy two things. the president do not see eye to eye on the issue on race but i thought what was powerful was the president of the united states to be criticized for comments that

crapo, marcoike rubio, and jeff hensley. i want to thank you all. each of you was instrumental in passing the foreign investment risk review modernization act, which was included in the national defense organization act that i signed into law earlier this month. this will enhance our ability to protect cutting age -- cutting-edge american technology and intellectual property vital to our national security. we have been reading that intellectual property and all sorts of different things of that nature are being stolen from us by other countries, and it is going to be very hard for them to do that. we have put a lot of safeguards in and are doing a lot of things against foreign acquisition of property, and especially when they are near sensitive military installations. this is a very big, important deal. the people in this room are the people that were most instrumental in wanting it and getting it passed. because of our incredible achievements, other nations seek to copy or control american election will property, and we have very -- intellectual pr

rubio: madam president, this -- we are now halfway through my eighth year in the united states senate and in my time year, i have never once spoken against, voted against, or opposed in any way any of the national defense authorization acts that have come before the senate. and the reason being that despite whatever flaws one might find on most owequations in any -- occasions in any piece of legislation, the defense of our country is the fundamentallologies of our federal government. -- fundamental obligation of our federal government. it comes before anything else. state governments run schools and build roads and do all sorts of activities at the state level. communities do all sorts of things at the local level. but nothing is more important than the defense of our country in terms of a federal obligation. and so i had never opposed an ndaa, and i have supported every single one of them, despite the fact that they didn't have everything i wanted or everything i liked -- until today. there is a lot of good in this legislation, and it makes it difficult to be an opponent of it. for f

it's hard to beat marco rubio. i'm glad to be, so it's it obviously it's not hard to beat marco rubio. i heard that over there by the way. i heard it. i heard it. now, i can read lips. even if you're talking at an angle i heard what you said. it was wonderful. you are being rebuked from the stage. you know, freedom levers over there, i love that table. what's your name? so as of this morning i'm done i thank you for allowing me to be a speaker i look forward to catching a few of your questions over the next couple of minutes and if i don't like your question can good news, i will answer it so no problem. come up to the microphone. have a good conversation. thank you. [applause] >> would you give me your name and where you are from? >> my name is mark. i'm from the university of arizona. so i was wondering, in 2017 after president trump's controversial comments about the white supremacist rally in charlottesville, you said that you didn't believe it was racist per se but he spoke in a racially insensitive manner, an

i am -- thank you for allowing me and marco rubio this morning. it is hard to beat marco rubio. i can read lips. i heard what you said. it was wonderful, when you're ,eing rebuked from the stage the freedom lovers over there. i love that table. what is your names? just joking. thank you for allowing me to be your speaker. i look forward to answering your questions. if i don't like your question, i won't answer it. no problems. thank you. [applause] will you give me your name and where you are from? my name is mark. i'm from the university of arizona. so, i was wondering, in 2017 comments about the white supremacist rally in charlottesville, you said you did not believe trump was racist . he spoke in a racially insensitive manner. you gave him advice for how to do better in the future. do you think he has taken that advice and is changing? i have a copy of unified. can you sign it? your soul. god bless i would be happy to. the president and i did not see eye to eye on the issue of the racism in our country. what was powerful is the president after being criticized wascomments he

today senator rubio tweeted this. apparently some of my senate colleagues who pretended to support sanctions on zte but caved in negotiations with the house endangering national security is okay so long as you're willing to pay a one-time billion dollar fine. in april, the government banned zte because they violated sanctions selling products to north korea and iran. the president said he ordered an end to the ban as part of trade talks. the feds lifted the ban and let u.s. businesses work with zte again despite the security concerns. let's turn to chris wallace. he will be speaking with senator rubio and others on this mat they are weekend. hi, chris. >> how are you? it's interesting, shep. rubio has taken a hard line on china and sanctions in the first place. he very much, a lot of republican senators don't, he very much backs up the idea of what he calls peace through strength. the way to get to an accommodation with china on trade is by threatening and hopefully not imposing but negotiating the way on unfair trade

rubio doesn't deserve all the scorn because none of the lawmakers are old hats and creating solutions that boost the wealth of a few and exploit everyone else this much is true when twenty five years ago congress's solution to family leave was the pass the family and medical leave act which guarantees twelve weeks of unpaid leave for anyone who works for the government or for a company with fifty or more employees but federal paid family leave what's possible in one thousand nine hundred ninety three the same way a blue funded social security program is possible today despite lawmakers who say it will become insolvent but are more than happy to pass the seven hundred seventeen billion dollar defense spending bill so until there's a value shift among federal lawmakers on what will really benefit american families the initials of the family and medical leave act will mean something much different . reporting from washington natalie mcgill gasket tonight. your headline from the future in september or you'll read over words cia accidently brings down central american government they just

which is ironic given that rubio's idea to use social security benefits for paid leave came from a group called the independent women's forum. that is until you learn there are a conservative leaning group that grew out of women for judge thomas which formed during and needed pills testimony about clarence thomas and his nine hundred ninety one supreme court confirmation hearing wow what a fine origin story. what you want to let everyone know you got your start by claiming a woman lying about being sexually harassed by a man a man who was the real judicial power to grow women's rights so for the we'll see amazon ads for menstrual hurt before we see paid leave in this country. and if you think that is. consider that out of one hundred ninety three countries in the united nations the united states is one of eight countries and the only high income country without paid maternity leave the country that offers the most is a stone and a year and a half of paid leave to new parents. in the course you need something that progressive to balance the fact that a stone dia has won the wife carrying

marco rubio's kids tell people joe biden their father that's how bad it is. still as always syria after genuine protests began the u.s. use the fifth column to exacerbate the tension and channel the protests toward a violent showdown stuff for getting violent while accusing the government of getting violent this is kind of like when i was a kid and i tell my dad i punched my brother in the face he stuck his face in front of like what was he was swinging his head around like that. we've seen the tactic in nicaragua venezuela many others that were you know there's violence on both sides of the protests but far more on the u.s. backed sides sometimes with help from the cia or our military training facilities like school the americas but using media propaganda many believe there is primarily violence on the government side when in fact it's the opposite step by step one through four don't word kidnap or assassinate. some of the less obvious options don't work and you just got a whack and dude you. just got a whack a doodle do it's what happens or if you're if you

which is ironic given that rubio's idea to use social security benefits for paid leave came from a group called the independent women's forum. that is until you learn there are a conservative leaning group that grew out of women for judge thomas which formed during and needed pills testimony about clarence thomas and his nine hundred ninety one supreme court confirmation hearing wow what a fine origin story. what you want to let everyone know you got your start by claiming a why. men whine about being sexually harassed by a man a man who has the real judicial power to grow women's rights so for the we'll see amazon ads for menstrual hurts before we see paid leave in this country. and if you think that's my balik consider that out of one hundred ninety three countries in the united nations the united states is one of eight countries and the only high income country without paid maternity leave the country that offers the most is a stone and a year and a half of paid leave to new parents. in the course you need something that progressive to balance the fact that a stone via has won the wif

yeah marco rubio is kid tell people. joe biden's a father that's how bad it is. so as always syria after genuine protests began the u.s. use the fifth column to exacerbate the tension and channel the protests toward a violent showdown stuff for getting violent while accusing the government of getting violent this is kind of like when i was a kid and i tell my dad i punched my brother in the face he stuck his face in front of like what was he was swinging his head around like that. we've seen the tactic in their garage of venezuela many others that were you know there's violence on both sides of the protests but far more on the u.s. backed sides sometimes with help from the cia or our military training facilities like school the americas but using media propaganda many believe there is primarily violence on the government side when in fact it's the opposite step five is temp one through four don't work kidnap or assassinate. someone is a less obvious options don't work and you just got a whack and dude you've just got to just get a whack a doodle do it's what happ

elderly parents and it looks like even the republican lawmakers realize its importance but buckle rubio who earlier this month and will be economic security for new parents at which . knowing the republicans is probably just a promise to give every new parent a government issued role of bubble wrap a lifetime supply of emergency and where be. so what do you propose marco we're offering as an option for working american parents to take up to twelve weeks of leave when a new child. born and to use some of their own money from their own social security benefits to help compensate for the lack of a paycheck. social security we we couldn't borrow from the billions we use the paper f. thirty five jets or whatever bottomless money pit that keeps the big bang theory on the air. this plan also leaves out the fact that women often the primary care giver earned less than bad meaning they receive overall what were pensions and social security benefits. which is ironic given that rubio's idea to use social security benefits for paid leave came from a group called the independent women's forum. that

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rubio: mr. president, i am constantly thanking you for finally standing up to china, after far too long of not doing it by the american government. this is the first time since 1991 that we have a near and -- anear-year competitor peer competitor in the world. we are starting to wake up to the reality. this competitor is undermining us using virtually every tool at their disposal and one of them is intellectual property. they steal from us and then reverse engineer it and use it for their own purposes, because they seek to replace us in the world. not to be equal to us, to overtake us. there is finally someone standing up to them, and i thank your administration for making is a priority on every front, on trade, but also on national security. i'm glad we are having this meeting and i'm with you every step of the way on this. president trump: great job, marco. you brought it up to me the other day. our country, since the election, we are of $10 trillion in worth. unfortunately, this is the way it

i'll tell you if there's one thing i trust it's people who are proud to meet marco rubio. i mean. yeah matthew mark marco rubio's kids tell people joe biden their father that's how bad it is. so as always syria after genuine protests began the u.s. use the fifth column to exacerbate the tension and channel the protests toward a violent showdown stuff for getting violent while accusing the government of getting violent this is kind of like when i was a kid and i tell my dad i didn't punch my brother in the face he stuck his face in front like this was he was a swinging his head around like that. we've seen the tactic in nicaragua venezuela many others that were you know there's violence on both sides of the protests but more on the u.s. backed sides sometimes with help from the cia or our military training facilities like school the americas but using media propaganda many believe there is primarily violence on the government side when in fact it's the opposite step by step one through four don't work kidnap or assassinate. someone is a less obvious options don't work and y

and then send it to rubio is introducing legislation state and where, send rubio, reacting to it. several other senators i've talked with also planning to introduce legislation. so i look forward to continued work with lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. i view this as something that's going to require bipartisan compromise in order to get done. mike: so in other words, not in this congress? ms. trump: in other words, no, not in this congress. look, it's been 25 years since fmal was passed and we're still at zero weeks of paid leave it where the only country in the developed world that that's true of. only country other than poppa new guinea that doesn't have program, that offers paid paternity leave. the has called for maternity and paternity and adopt elite and we're working to make that happen. at this point we are curating ideas with hope of being able to build consensus but it will take time. i'm cautiously optimistic that it can happen next year. mike: if you're tweeting at hashtag #axios360. earlier this week you hopped on air force one and went to camp -- to tampa where

rubio: madam president, mr. rubio: madam president, >> madam president we're halfway through my ap or in the united states senate i have never once spoken against or votedos against door opposed any of the national defense authorization act that have come before thena senate. the reason being despite whatever flaws we may find on most occasions for legislation the defense of our country is a fundamental obligation of our federal government. it comes before everything else. to build roads or do all sorts of activities at the state level communities to all sorts of things but nothing is more important than defense of our country with federal allocations. i never opposed and i have supported every single one despite it is in everything that i wanted i or like until today. there is a lot of good in this legislation makes it difficult to be an. opponent. for float florida to authorize $200 million for military construction and the state with the whole combat ship salinities air traffic control towers those facilities

we're hearing from marco rubio, as well. of course, one of the two senators from florida. he said the fbi and atf are in contact in coordination with local authorities, provide any and all federal resources needed to respond to what took place there at the jacksonville landing. senator marco rubio also adding in a subsequent tweet, horrifying news from jacksonville this afternoon, indicating he spoke to local authorities, as well. still waiting on more information on this shooting. the situation still unfolding. law enforcement asking everyone to avoid the area. that is certainly what we have seen in tweets from the jacksonville sheriff's office, as a methodical search is under way of that facility. members of that s.w.a.t. team going from room to room in the jacksonville landing to find those who are on site, on the facility. of course, we're going to continue to follow this mass shooting in jacksonville right here on msnbc. we'll be right back. ille right here on msnbc. we'll beig rht back. ♪ as moms, we send our kids out into the world, full of hope. and we don't want s

i was reminded instantly reading this of marco rubio. marco rubio, the republican running for president in 2016 warned when the john podesta e-mails were coming out through wikileaks "i want to warn my fellow republicans who may want to capitalize politically on these leaks, today it's the democrats, tomorrow it could be us." so what should the president say? >> this is another example of donald trump being unable to separate his personal interest, his own ego from the best interests of the united states. that statement from marco rubio, note he was a member of the senate intelligence committee at the time, that's the statement we would expect to hear from any president of either party and that is to to say maybe this benefits me in this small moment but this is about a larger principle. this is about an attack on democracy. that is why we've seen such a unified response. >> do you think these continued attacks tied right to the kremlin indicate vladimir putin does see a weakness in u.s. intelligence agencies and in term of being able to

you think rubio is on the right track. >> that's right.is based on a policy proposal from independent women's forum. for any of your viewers who want to find out more, i encourage them to go to the independent women's forum website to read all about it. each individual worker could opt into the plan. if you don't opt in, it changes nothing about your retirement it's a critical time after you add a new infant. i know, i have a 3-month-old. you want to pend cincinnati that time of together as a family unit. but we want to be able to help those families but live paycheck to paycheck who don't have the capacity to save or offer paid benefits on the job. charles: i have a 21-year-old this weekend coming up is his last for the summer then he goes back to college. the feeling you have now will never go away. what do you make of this? they do great work. obviously people are concerned. any time you bring up touching social security. fit was a lock box and we opened it it would be filled with cobwebs. >> i think this kind of proposal will only put

we kw we have to do more, an that is why senator rubio and i have intduced the deter act. laura: do you think it is possible that russia could try and target our electronic voting machines in the upcoming ermielection? sen. van hollen: i think it is very possible they could try and target them. we don't know about evidenceom 016 about them actually changing votes, but we know that they have a good cyber capability. we need to do everything we can to protect our systems here in the united states. at the same time, we do everything we can to discourage russia from interferin the first place. laura: so what specifically do yothink should be done to deter russia that the administration isn't doing? sen. van hollen: well, i think the main thing we should be doing is adopting this measure that senator rubio and i have proposed where we say upfront to vladimir putin and the russians that if we catch y interfering in our 2018 elections, like you did in the 2016 elections, there will be automatic top penalties against not just a few oligarchs, but part of your economic sectors, the

rubio: i am outraged by it they will not work for the department of defense because they knew not --ant to be involved with killing people but they were closely with a university in china to provide technology to the chinese military. they are prepared to go into china and help the chinese government censor information and deny people access to information. it is hypocrisy. it is sickening. emily: you have a piece weighing the pros and cons of this. talk to us at what cost this would come to google. and you user trust point out, does google have a potential to break back into the market at all given the dominance of the chinese services? does seem on the commercial front that china has moved on without google for better or for worse. for people like me who want the world to come closer together, the internet was supposed to help make that happen. it is sad, what we have seen over the last few years is not just in china but in other countries around the world where the government has used the internet as a tool to make the world a more closed place, to crack down on global information

rubio: i am outraged by it.not work for one, the department of defense because they do not want to be involved with killing people, but they work closely with a university in china to provide technology to the chinese military. and then here they are in the for freeng they stand speech, but they are prepared to go into china, and help the chinese government since information, and deny people access to information. it is hypocrisy. it is sickening. an excellentd piece when the pros and cons, most of the cons of this. talk to us at what cost this would come to google. there is user trust and you point out, does google have a potential to break back into the market at all given the dominance of the chinese services? shira: that does seem on the commercial front that china has moved on without google for better or for worse. but, for people like me who want the world to come closer together, the internet was supposed to help make that happen. instead, but we have seen of the last few years is not just in china, but

of harrisonburg and her grandmother 48-year-old elizabeth rodriguez rubio.guezseriol kidnapped the pair this weekend on south main street in harrisonburg.d they are belie to be in a 2000 volvo tractor trailer with virginia license 21739pz. they could be headed to new york. investigators say the suspect has a htory of infatuation with elizabeth rodriguez rubio but didn't release further details about any kind of re tionship. th12-year-old girl has long curly brown hair and brown eyes as you see there. it 5 foot is and last seen wearing a black blouse with flowers onckt and b leggings. we're going to continue to monitor this situation. we'll update you as we learn more. >>> now at 6:00, the rape was coming down fast and furious, andldhe timing c not have been much worse.ur downpo at the height of the evening rush causing delays for people on their way home. this is video taken just about an hour ago off of vanness street here in the district. >>> outside our news 4 studios, you can hear the rumbles of thunder as the rain came down ik s. don't adjust your volum

two county official said they heard a similar warning at a private meeting with rubio earlier this yearsenator nelson says both he and senator rubio warned florida election officials about this current russian intrusion in a letter last month. he said he sent that letter to florida election officials specific will you at the request of the republican chairman is that the democratic vice chairman of the intelligence committee. >> we were requested by the chairman and vice chairman of the intelligence committee to let the supervisors of the election in florida know that the russians are in their records. this is no fooling time. that is why two senators, bipartisan, reached out to the election apparatus of florida to let them know the russians are in the records. and all they have to do, if those election records are not protect protected, is to go in and start eliminating registered voters and you can imagine the chaos that would occur on election day. >> bill nelson is not backing down from saying that. they charged that russian military intelligence for some reason bombarded county ele

. >> tucker: we are doing a segment later with marco rubio on muslims being persecuted in china.now the reaction is, this ish tribalism.m. it is not. there is a principle that is worth defending. we will continue. christian, think you very much. molly tibbet tragically became the face of illegal crime, those the problem those in power deny even exists. the truth is different, we will investigate that after the break. ♪ er d you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from an allergy pill? flonase relieves sneezing, itchy, watery eyes and a runny nose, plus nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it's more complete allergy relief. flonase. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's 'biggest sale of the year'. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. and now, all beds are on sale. save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 24-month financing a

senator marco rubio is one of the few who does care and was recently talking to him about him.lion chinese muslims and camps because the chinese government cracked down on them because of their religion. why is that true and why don't we hear more about it? >> it is absolutely true. one of the outrages here is google earth, pictures from google earth shows us these camps and we read these reports looking up to partner with china, going back to china. it is their own pictures that have revealed this reality. they call them reeducation camps where they are forcing people to change their names and do all sorts of things. there is no history of radicalism among this community of leaders, that is the first points. here is the outrage, number one american companies and western companies that sold them surveillance technology that have allowed them to a sort of put people through some of this including an american dna company, they are collecting a dna of these individuals as well. using american technology to do it. what about the arab world and the muslim world? on a single one of t

, notably, the state's other senator, republican member of the senate intelligence committee marco rubioccount. today he released a statement taking no issue with any son's remarks and declaring his state's elections systems have been and will remain a potentially attractive target for attacks by foreign actors. the tampa bay times also reports bill nelson's account was partly corroborated by two county officials who said they heard a similar warning at a private meeting with rubio earlier this year in may. senator nelson says both he and senator rubio warned florida election officials about their current russian intrusion in a letter last month. he says he sent that letter to local florida election officials specifically at the request of the republican chairman and the democratic vice chairman of the senate intelligence committee. >> we were requested by the chairman and vice chairman of the intelligence committee to let the supervisors of election in florida know that the russians are in their records." this is no fooling time. and that's why two senators bipartisan, reached out to th

you had that clip from senator rubio, and i think he has been very clear on how is it that google ond can refuse to do work with the u.s. department of defense on this military drone project, and on the other hand, it is willing to help the chinese government censor information from its own citizens. that is a little bit of a hard sell in some corners of congress. and yet the politics will be very interesting, given the trade tensions, or trade and beyond tensions between the united states and china. it is not even clear to me that google would be permitted by the chinese government to reenter the country with search, or with its other commercial services. emily: well, that is certainly another question. bob? bob: i would agree with that. and i think one of the things we have to look at very closely is uncertainty, both in terms of what the chinese government will allow, and in terms of what google wants to do. people are treating this as a done deal, and it is by no means a done deal. but the fact that just a beginning of a story about this has enraged so many, should be taken as a

senator rubio and i are on that bill together. it is not a partisan issue. we worked with colleagues regardless of party for the good of our states, and we want to secure funding for research on the algae blooms and the projects to restore things like the river of grass, the florida everglades, which sends the water south as mother nature intended, instead of having to dump it to the east and to the west. and when it goes through that river of grass, it is cleansed so when it comes out into florida bay down by the keys or when it goes in the river and comes out on the west coast and the gulf of mexico, it is clean water. and that is why we are pushing so hard, let's get the house off the dime, to pass exactly what you said, mr. chairman. senator portman and i introduced that bill last year, and it passed the senate unanimously. and last week, i joined my colleague senator rubio and filing a bill to require coordinated scientific strategies to address the toxic algae in florida. these are pieces of a broader puzzle. act at the federal level to restore and try