schumer: is there any time expired? mr. schumer: we are going to enforce the 10-minute rule. stay in your seats, let's get the next amendments done with expedition. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: the clerk: ms. baldwin. mr. barrasso. mr. bennet. mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. mr. booker. mr. boozman. mr. braun. mrs. britt. mr. brown. the clerk: mr. budd. ms. butler. the clerk: ms. cantwell. mrs. capito. mr. cardin. mr. carper. mr. casey. the clerk: mr. cassidy. ms. collins. mr. coons. mr. cornyn. ms. cortez masto. mr. cotton. mr. cramer. mr. crapo. mr. cruz. mr. daines. ms. duckworth. mr. durbin. ms. ernst. mr. fetterman. mrs. fischer. mrs. gillibrand. mr. graham. mr. grassley. mr. hagerty. ms. hassan. mr. hawley. mr. heinrich. mr. hickenlooper. ms. hirono. mr. hoeven. mrs. hyde-smith. mr. johnson. mr. kaine. mr. kelly. mr. kennedy. mr. king. ms. klobuchar. mr. lankford. mr. lee. mr. lujan. ms. lummis. mr. manchin. mr. markey. mr. marshall. mr. mcconnell. mr. menende

schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: thank you, mr. president. could we please have some order. well, mr. president, it's been a long night, a long weekend, and a long few months, but a new day is here and our efforts have been moran worth it -- more than worth it. today we witnessed one of the most historic and consequential bills to have ever passed the senate. it's certainly been years, perhaps decades, since the senate passed a bill that so greatly impacts not just our national security, not just the security of our allies, but the security of western democracy. as i have said, if we want the world to remain a safe place for freedom, for democratic principles, for our future prosperity, then america must lead the way. and with this bill, the senate declares that american leadership will not waiver, will not falter, will not fail. with this bill, the senate keeps its word to ukrainians in desperate need of supplies and ammunition, to innocent palestin

schumer: i yield the floor. mr. warnock: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from georgia. mr. warnock: madam president, i rise tonight in anguish and in sorrow over the heinous and horrific attack by hamas on the people of israel on october 7, and also in response to the catastrophic humanitarian nightmare unfolding on the ground in gaza right now. leaving over 100 israeli hostages and hundreds of thousands of palestinians suffering. tens of thousands, including many women and children already dead, with no end in sight. and while much can be said about the geopolitics, perhaps because i am a pastor i see first and foremost the people. on all sides of this awful and ugly, deadly conflict, i see the children of god. all of us are children of god. and i especially see the children, the haunting and penetrating witness of that ancient woman of the jewish scriptures speaks to me in this moment. a voice that is heard, the sound of mourning and great weeping, rachel weeping for her children, and she refuses to be comforted. for th

schumer schumer i consider not -- mr. schumer: i ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the yeas and nays are ordered. mr. schumer: i a i have a cloture motion for the substitute amendment at the desk. the presiding officer: complorment. the clerk: we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the murray substitute, amendment number 1388, to calendar number 30, h.r. 815, an act to amendment title 38, united states code, and so forth and for other purposes. signed by 18 senators as follows -- mr. schumer: i ask further reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. mr. schumer: i have an amendment at the-esque did. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from from new york, mr. schumer, proposes an amendment numbered 1577 to amendment number 1388. at the appropriate place, added following -- mr. schumer: wake waive.

schumer: well, it was both a productive and intense meeting. reductive meeting on the government shutdown. we we are making good progress. we made it very clear, the speakers said unequivocally he wants to avoid a government shutdown. we made it clear that that means not letting any of the government appropriations bills lapse, which means you need some crs to get that done, but we are making progress and hopeful we can get this done very quickly. very little back-and-forth on different issues the different people want, but i don't think those are insurmountable. the fact that we made it so clear that we can't have a shutdown because it hurts so many people and so many different ways, even for a short period of time, was apparent in the room and the speaker said he wanted to avoid a shutdown, so that was very heartening. the meeting on ukraine was one of the most intense i have ever encountered in my many meetings in the oval office. the four of us all to gather, the first person was the to mcconnell, the five most common leader mcconnell, jeff

i will make this point again, senator schumer is not listening.he president has authority to fix this, broad federal authority and chuck schumer knows it and president biden knows it and they refuse to use this. they could stop the flow immediately and they don't want to and you eluded to why that is. >> laura: axios reported if senate manages to pass this package and house passes israel only bill they could head to conference committee to reconcile differences according to one house republican. tr translation is get through the committee, how can you prevent that from happen something >> we will use every tool in our arsenal to ensure that does not happen. in the last hour, president biden said he would veto clean funding bill to help israel. israel is at war. they are fighting for their existence and the president has our armed troops in -- everybody who is watching this and scratching their head wondering how we've gotten in this situation, this president is projecting weakness on the world stage and not willing to address the open border and t

>> jimmy: yeah, here's -- here's amy schumer in "life & beth." like - >> okay. >> if i was kind of like -- what do you -- okay. >> i just don't want you to slip >> no, i'm not >> let me -- let me -- >> i'll just go down okay >> okay. >> are you okay? >> is that happening >> looks like you're getting water in your face though. >> is that working >> i don't want you to not be able to breathe. >> yeah, do you want to just like go eat pita chips and watch "vanderpump" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: come on. "life & beth." >> yeah. i also want to say, the incredible music you heard in that clip was by your very own ray angry. >> jimmy: ray angry, right there. >> ray and timo elliston are the composers on my show >> jimmy: hey. >> and thank you, quest, for introducing ray. >> jimmy: yeah, good job, ray. congratulations, buddy, good job. [ cheers and applause >> genius. genius >> jimmy: by the way, you had another stand-up special come out last year, "emergency contact," nominated for a golden globe, no big deal. [ cheers and applause it w

if and when this comes up for a vote this could be sometime tomorrow it depends when schumer triggers would expect the motion to proceed to the bill will fail. >> thank you. well folks, tomorrow it is exactly one month away from president biden's state of the union address to congress and to the great united states of america. but what dhec have we seen from this president that is so great to talk about? one, we have skyrocketing debt among the american people. americans have credit card debt now that's the greatest it has ever been in the history of the united states. number two, something that we just talked about 8.8 million illegal immigrants coming into the united states during president biden's tenure. and he is telling taxis they cannot secure their own border. wow, what an accomplishment. and we have over 169 attacks on u.s. service members in the middle east with very little response going after those that are responsible. i'm really curious as to what president biden's going to talk about during his state of the union address. one thing i do know that would have been importa

schumer: mr. president, i'm glad the senate took the next step tonight towards passing the supplemental. the senate will convene tomorrow at noon. as i've said, i hope our republican colleagues can work with us to reach an agreement on amendments so that we can move this bill more quickly. if no agreement is reached under the rule, the next vote will be approximately 1:00 p.m. on sunday. i yield the floor. no, i don't yield the floor. i ask unanimous consent that the commission on health, education -- committee on health, education, labor and pensions be discharged from further consideration of s. 1147 and the senate proceed to its immediate consideration. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: s. 1147, a bill to amend the child abuse prevention and treatment act and so forth. the presiding officer: is there an objection to proceeding to the measure? without objection, the committee is discharged. the senate will proceed. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent the cornyn substitute

do we have the schumer soundbite? i want to get your thoughts on what chuck schumer said yesterday.e came out of the meeting yesterday he was telling us he did a press conference, wanted to explain what the meeting was about addressing the fact that congress, the senate wants to send money to ukraine, we will deal with the border later. do we have a soundbite? i want your reaction. listen to this. >> the overwhelming sentiment, we got to do ukraine now. there are other issues including border we should address but not now. we said to the speaker get it done. >> first priority of the country is the border into making get sure it is secure. time for action. it's a catastrophe and must stop. maria: do you agree with that? money to ukraine has to go now, to the border later? >> the senate put forth -- >> answer her question. we can talk about the senate bill. i know the senate bill very well, we can talk about why it failed. nobody, certainly the republicans did not ask any senators to start from scratch and come up with a gargantuan immigration policy. that's not what the republicans w

schumer now understands the gravity of the situation? where has he been?lmost sounds like is he calling the border a crisis. after democrats four years denied it. actually attacked us for calling it a crisis. now, in late 2022, after millions had already flooded america, schumer was not using the word crisis. and didn't sound upset at all about the border crossers. in fact, for schumer, it was the opposite. >> we have a population that is not reproducing its -- on its own with the same level that it used to. the only way we are going to have a great future in america is if we welcome and embrace immigrants, the dreamers and all of them because our ultimate goal is to help the dreamers but get a path for citizenship for all 11 million or how many undocumented there are here. [applause] >> laura: path to citizenship is the goal. the key is they want the votes. and, remember that weasel words you heard there immigrants or however many there are here. now, remember, there can never be enough migrants to make the uniparty happy, which is why the mcconnell crew

schumer: i move to proceed to legislative session. officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor, say aye. those opposed, say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. schumer: i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar 473. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor, say aye. all those opposed, say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report. the clerk: nomination, the judiciary. amy m.baggio of oregon to be united states district judge for the district of oregon. mr. schumer: i send a cloture motion to the e desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of executive calendar number 473, amy m. baggio of oregon to beious district judge for the district of oregon signed by 17 senators as follows.

this is impolicemennatic the way chuck schumer does it.ulaimi last moment to sort of come down from like moses with the 10 commandments, no one can amend it, nobody has time to review it. certainly not going to a committee. we should spent weeks talking about this amending of it, it's not going to happen. it's ridiculous. >> this effects the entire future, the culture, the economy, of the united states of america. but we have congressman like republican dan crenshaw slamming republicans for not just jumping on board with the border bill. watch this. >> will the height of stupidity is having a strong opinion on something you know nothing about. i'm extremely disappointed in the very strange maneuvering by many on the right to torpedo up apotential border reform bill. we have a bill that on net significantly decreases illegal immigration and we sabotage that, inconsistent with what we told other voters we were going to do. people will make up whatever reasons they want to. there is a number of them, i'm sure. it would be pretty unacceptable

>> well, brianna, i thought we just got a remarkable readout from senator schumer on how this meeting went first and foremost in terms of these leaders in the room all turning to speaker johnson to emphasize what is at stake in terms of getting ukraine funding senator schumer described this as one of the most intense meetings he has ever encountered in the oval office. he's obviously been a part of many of them over the years. he's said that basically president biden, the vice president, mcconnell, jeffrey schumer himself, that they all almost it sounds like took turns going around to share their views on why it was so critical to get something done on ukraine aid. he said that we all said to this speech get it done, that without additional us funding, ukraine could actually lose the war that nato could become fractured, and that they made the point to speaker johnson that history is looking over your shoulder and if you don't take action, you will regret it. so you can really just imagine based on what schumer was saying that this was such a pressure cooker kind of a meeting setting

senator chuck schumer named pastor publicans so my job push back on that same schumer has pushed back on. conservative policy writers attached to government funding and only half of one branch of government so that is what's going on right now. when they come back on wednesday, otherwise it will be a sore shutdown. >> they have other plans the work? >> the main plan right now would be the three, four bills wrapped up in one. on the individual appropriations bill and the timeframe and it is another short-term on the conference call, they may be will have to resolutions at the handful of bills. as a possibility of a shutdown. it is a possibility that could be a shutdown and for three days this week. >> the conservative things. they really want the mailing of that so they want these reports and policies attached but this is not something that happens when you're in the minority ended on the white house and a slim majority in the house got in the don't want everything the conservatives want so the kind of have this. >> we heard from the freedom caucus in the polls. >> and twitter and stuf

i don't know what senator schumer thinks he's doing.seemed to give up on this. this this got ted cruz to say mcconnell should step down as head of the republicans in the senate. do you agree with that? >> we have to stick together as republicans. i don't think mcconnell should step down. we have a lot of important issues to tackle. we need to make sure we stay together as republicans. that is what you will see on this vote. neil: rick scott blamed a lot of this on mitch mcconnell. it's probably not very productive for republicans but you as a group are looking like the keystone cops. does that concern you and preparation for the election? >> we need to remember president biden created this problem at the border, donald trump brought these illegal crossings down to a 45 year low and president biden has the same tools available to him that donald trump did. he wants and open border and for him to imply that he needs this border bill to do this is disingenuous. he's not telling the truth. he can do this. he needs to get on it. there are th

senator schumer announced plans for a procedural vote on the bill and encouraged republicans to vote in favor abid wavering support from -- amid wavering support from senate and house republicans. he also said he would allow amendments and more time for debate. [inaudible conversations] if -- [background sounds] >> good afternoon. i have a bit of a cold today, so i want to thank everyone for coming. senator that shaheen, murphy and cortes mast -- on, in our -- masto. in our caucus room today, there was a lot of anger, frustration, deep disappointment in our republican colleagues. for months from this very spot, this podium right here, we heard republicans over and over again say the border is in urgent crisis. they called it an emergency. they said it must be fixed. however, yesterday within 24 hours of releasing the long-awaited bipartisan compromise that our republican colleagues demanded as condition to move ukraine forward, leader mcconnell and the republican conference did a 180-degree reversal and were quaking at the knees at the fear of donald trump. if there's two words to de

[inaudible] go ahead. >> [inaudible] right now if -- president biden ca >> leader schumer? >> go ahead. [inaudible] >> look, he's doing everything he can executive order but many of the things people say he can do by executive order are mutually thrown out by the courts. look, our republican leaders at times also we need legislation. hometown newspaper, come on. [laughing] [inaudible question] >> well, the bottom line is, we always, i beenve trying to do something on immigration since i led the gang of eight in 2013 but you've had a total change with the republican party. reagan was for immigration reform. h. w. was for immigrationh. reform. w was r for immigration reform. we came damn close in 2013 we got a lot of house people to be aboard but the republican tea party and now said no. as long as donald trump is president, it seems that whatha happened yesterday, republicans even though they know we have to do something and even the chamber of commerce and aboard a patrol and "wall street journal" editorial page said before, they just don't have the backbone, the guts, the

>> leader mcconnell, senator schumer says he worked extensively with you on this package. what do you say to your colleagues that you misread your conference in helping to draft a visit border provision? >> i follow the instructions of my conference too insisting that we tackle this in october. i mean, it'sua actually our side that wanted to tackle the border issue. we started it. obviously with the democratic president it has been -- [inaudible] our negotiators had to deal with them. and james lankford under the situations did a remarkable job to pick off the border counsel, which is supported president trump, certainly underscores that it was a quality product that that particular union felt would make progress toward making things better. but as i said earlier, things have changed over the last four months and it's been made perfectly clear why the speaker that he wouldn't take it up even if we sent it to him. so i think that's probably why most of our members think we ought to have opposition tomorrow. we'll see. and then move on with the rest of the -- [inaudible]]

what i saw today is schumer -- if we shut down, this is the schumer shut down. a government shutdown. all we want is border security, which joe biden can fix, and mild spending constraints to get through the rest of this year. this is not rocket science. these are bills that republicans sent to the senate as early as may of last year. we sent over hr-2 and had the appropriations bills last fall. this can all be avoid ed if schumer played ball with the house. >> charles: if there's a shut down, i think schumer probably believes that the media spin will be that it's the republicans' fault. typically that's the way the narrative is written and perhaps that's his ace in the hole to pressuring the republican party. will it work? >> it's hard to say. i'm on the ground now. we have votes this week. we'll see where folks are as i talk to my colleagues. make no mistake. this will be the schumer shut down. he's had every opportunity to take up appropriations bills. we have worked very hard on the spending bills. we had two border security measures come to the house over t

another thing is about schumer, for months and chuck schumer, for months and months, the house past seven appropriation bills to keep the government open, and he will not put those on the floor to be voted on or to be amended, so i just want to let all the democrats know that schumer is not doing his job. host: ok, that is gloria in kansas. one of the things you will know during the pandemic years was the wearing of masks. the wall street journal reports this morning that the manufacturers of those masks seeing less demand these days, seeing 70% of the u.s. masked companies launched during the pandemic have closed, according to industry estimates. u.s. production of the masks fell by 90% in 2023 after elimination of masking requirements not out consumer demand -- knocked out consumer demand. more on that story in the wall street journal this morning. caller: you talk about biden running against trump. well, you know, it is trump against whoever is behind biden. because i have seen biden at several videos, which they don't want to show on cnn, msnbc, where biden is walking around mumbling

schumer: mr. president, today the senate gavels in on a sunday to continue our work on the national security supplemental. in about an hour we will take the next procedural vote on cloture on the substitute amendment. i can't remember the last time the senate was in session on super bowl sunday, but as i've said all week long, we're going to keep working on this bill until the job is done. even though we're keeping the process moving on the floor, democrats still hope we can reach an agreement with our republican colleagues on a reasonable list of amendments. we're happy to have a fair and reasonable amendment -- we're happy to have fair and reasonable amendment votes on the floor. so we'll see if there's any possibility for speeding this process up. but at the same time it is essential we finish the work on this bill. it's been years, perhaps decades, that the senate has taken up a stand-alone bill that so significantly impacts not just our national security, not just the security of our allies,

schumer: i move to proceed to calendar number 30 h.r. 815. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: motion to proceed to calendar number 30, h.r. 8, 15 an act to amend title 38 united states code and so forth and for other purposes. mr. schumer: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the motion to proceed to calendar number 30, h.r. 815, an act to amend title 38 united states code and so forth and for other pur purposes, signed by 17 senators as follows. mr. schumer: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the clerk: ms. baldwin. mr. mcconnell: madam president. the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask conse

but i'm also worried about schumer's glasses. are they going to fall off his nose?t's going to happen? just push them up, schumer. i cannot hear a word you were saying. will my glasses fall off? i am not sure. are they secure. it was just super annoying. this bill will collapse. i know a lot about collapse. my marriage. we knew we were in store for it. biden on day one said it. i think it was the first thing he said. he wants to stop building the wall. and second of all, i would like to stop building the wall. you just said that. he said whatever. >> kat, what do make of the whole system of this? of attacking [ bleep ] on top of each other so that if you want border security you also have to pay for this. >> i don't hear anyone else talking about this. maybe it's not a big deal. when he said we will lose the war, does that mean we are at war with russia? that's what i would have said if i were interviewing him. i thought that congress hadn't declared war and that was on purpose. war is supposed to be a big deal. it's not like we are here. we are so used to that now.

wendy williams and now amy schumer. first, we just learned comedian amy schumer reveals that she has a form of cushing's syndrome brought on by an excess of the hormone cortisol in her body the life and beth star's condition can cause weight gain, fatigue, moon phase, and other symptoms according to the mayo clinic, i want to discuss this more with my next guest cardiologist and executive director for piedmont healthcare, dr. jayne morgan, dr. morgan. great to see you. so let's begin with amy schumers condition and her announcement of this cushing's syndrome. let's start with that. what is cushing syndrome? >> and so it is a difficulty with managing the hormones in your body, but specifically the hormones that lead to us producing cortisol in our body. and hers seems to be exogenous, meaning it's not a problem with her body, producing it. it's that she is receiving steroids outside the body is medications and they are interfering with the production. and so it's causing an increase of cortisol because of medications tha

schumer: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 46, s.709. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 46, s.709, a bill to improve performance and accountability in the federal government, and for other purposes. ask the presiding officer: without objection, the senate will proceed. mr. schumer: i further ask the committee reported amendment be agreed to, the bill as amended be read a third time and passed, and the motheringses to reconsider -- and the motions to reconsider be considered without any further action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the en bloc consideration of the following senate resolutions -- s. res. 548, s. res. 549, s. res. 550, s. res. 551, s. res. 552. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding en bloc? without objection. the senate will proceed. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent

schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: later this morning,ly join with leader mcconnell, speaker johnson and leader jeffries for a meeting with president biden at the white house. i expect today's meeting to be an important, timely, and fruitful discussion about how congressional leaders, in conjunction with the white house, can meet the immense responsibilities facing congress at this moment. this friday, unless both sides act quickly, the federal government will enter a partial shutdown, with yet another funding deadline looming a week after that. agriculture, transportation, veterans programs and more will be thrown into chaos this friday if we fail to extend funding. as i've said throughout the 118th congress there is no justification, none, for provoking a government shutdown. democrats strongly oppose shutdowns, and i know many of my republican senate colleagues, including the republican leader, want to avoid one as well. and we democrats want to work with them to ensure that a shutdown does not happen. look

chuck schumer then said he would put a blockade up in the senate.166 house democrats who followed leader hakeem jeffries. >> ukraine and israel, you just pushed for israel. you were skeptical of aid for ukraine here, does that put you in a bind? >> look, we'll see what the senate does. we're allowing the process to play out and we'll handle it as it is sent over. i made very clear that you have to address these issues on their own merits. and israel desperately needs the assistance, everyone knows that, things have changed pretty dramatically since we passed the first israel package in the house three months ago. everyone knows the tensions have escalated and we need to support it there. so, we'll address that. we'll see what the senate does. we spent a lot of time on the house side waiting the senate's action and it is frustrating sometimes, but that's the way the process plays out. >> what happened yesterday with the vote on secretary mayorkas? why bring that to the floor if you didn't have the votes and will you hold another vote to impeach him?

who doesn't love amy schumer?erical, and now she's sharing her health struggles as she asks people to be more kind to themselves and others. this morning, comedian amy schumer is bravely sharing her story after getting diagnosed with cushing's syndrome. in an instagram post, she said she received a lot of judgment and shame online after appearing on late night television, writing, i've enjoyed feedback and deliberation about my appearance as all women do for almost 20 years, and you're right. it is puffier than normal right now. >> you're so fat. >> i'm pregnant, dad. >> reporter: after a barrage of comments about her looks online, the "life & beth" star saying friday she has cushing's syndrome brought on by getting steroid injections in high doses. >> do i look okay? >> well, it's too late. >> reporter: schumer vulnerably adding, aside from fears about my health, i also had to be on camera having the internet chime in. cushing's syndrome occurs when the body makes too much of the hormone cortisol sometimes called

schumer: not now, i'm in the middle of my speech. mr. president, it must be said that the 180-degree turn republicans have done on border is the most stunning thing i've seen congress in a long, long time do. the damage done by republicans to their credibility cannot be understated. after all, how many times have we heard our republican colleagues give speeches here on the floor about the emergency at the border? how many times have we heard republicans say year after year that congress must act? the legislation, that legislation is the only long-term solution. they've said that, legislation is the way we have to go. how many times have we seen republicans take field trips down to the border, like eagle pass or laredo, and take pictures with the fence towering behind them, while bemoaning that the problem at the border is only getting worse? well, apparently, that was all for show, apparently republicans aren't actually serious about fixing the border, because you cannot, you cannot claim to be serious about fixing the border while votin

the leader of the democrats in the senate, chuck schumer, also caught fear, leaving the white house,ck said that the story of... was looking over johnson’s shoulder and that victory russia in ukraine could happen in 2-3 months, after which the us and nato will lose the war and collapse. that is to say, the democrats dropped their masks and openly said without hesitation that the war in ukraine is a war of the united states. johnson himself called the meeting frank and honest, and confirmed that biden introduced him to the cabinet. and theta said, it didn’t work out, first america’s needs, and this is the border with mexico, the shutdown, only then ukraine, so he said, the next round of negotiations at the end of march, that is, the money is 61 billion dollars stuck. this morning president biden told congressional leaders that now is the time to give ukraine more money. i think that every day the consequences of inaction for ukraine are disappointing. house speaker mike johnson, who refused to hold a new vote on ukraine funding, was pressured by everyone in the room, including his rep

senate majority leader chuck schumer is bringing the standalone foreign wit aid packe without any borderecurity to the floor for about. grady trimble is live in d.c. with the trip entry details. >> senators are voting on the second bill right now as wes speak. it is possible it could wrap ane minute it is getting a little bit closer than the previous vote to the 60 vote threshold. as we speak it's not 56 yes votes, only four more and theyst could open it up for debate, to back things up, the senate shot down the border deal which also included aid for ukrainewh and israel a final vote of 49 yes,d 50 no, aass you said the bill needed 60 for the senate to oper it up for the debate, the second vote live on your screen going on right now and what senate majority leader chuck schumer stripped out the border component and left in the international aid aroundd $60 billion for ukraine, 0 bi14 billion for israel and at $5 billion for the indl o pacif5 region, you ca mn see there getting awfully close as were still at 56 yes, 41 no, moreus r republican supporting this than the previous round of vo

needed for to move forward and got nowhere near that so what comes next will senate majority chuck schumer is now bringing a standalone foreign aid package, without a border security unit 440 found an brady travel is live the details hey grady to have this in are voting on that second bill right now as we speak in effect coming it is possible they could wrap any minute and it is getting a little bit closer the previous vote, to that 60 vote threshold as we speak and it is at 56 yes votes, only for more than they can open it up for debate and to back things up to heaven we got here come the senate shut down the border deal which also included aid for ukraine and israel, i final vote of 49 yes and 50 no and as you said, bill needed 60 for the senate to open it up for the vote in the second when you're watching the screens going on right now when senate majority leader chuck schumer son is essentially stripped to have the border component of this bill and left in the international aid in our around $60 billion for ukraine and 14 billion for israel at about $5 million for the indo pacific regi

look, it's chuck schumer, number one. and chuck schumer is helping drive the train. we know joe biden's not driving the train, so it's a combination of left 46 wing congressional democrats and i think barack obama that are driving the train, and joe biden is mr. magoo just wandering around a confused. you look at the senate, senate democrats want to do nothing to fix the border, they want to do nothing to turn the economy around, they want to do nothing to stop crime we're seeing. and identify got to tell you -- i've got to tell you where the mayorkas impeach end, you know what schumer wants to do, he doesn't want to have a trial. he doesn't even want to have senators vote on guilty or not guilty. what he's trying to do is simply table it, just put it aside. in over 200 years of our nation's history, the senate has never once tabled articles of impeachment. that has never happened. every single time the senate has voted, has voted on either guilt or innocence, or house -- the house that has withdrawn the impeachment. joe biden wants to protect even every senate democ

chuck schumer don't understand it or care. what we saw with our own two eyes, don't know when chuck schumer went to the border, i can tell you what we saw, an absolute humanitarian catastrophe. broke our hearts and infuriated us at the same time. it cannot continue. the people on the border who are charged with enforcing it are the ones who told us those are the necessary components to fix it. that's why we are so insistent about it. the supplemental seems to be on life support in the senate. we can't wait any longer. that's why you heard we are going to move forward on the israel package. the clean stand alone. the reason we have to do that is because as ken calvert explained and tom have said here this morning, this is a dire situation. we passed the israel with a pay for, early, maybe on day two i had the gavel, very early in my leadership as speaker, and we put a pay for on it. that's an important principle. we want to put that flag in the ground and set a new standard here that supplemental spending has to be paid for. we

there have been squabbling behind the scenes between johnson and chuck schumer about how to structure this funding legislation and talking to republicans and democrats alike, they are sounding off about these talks let's, this is supposed to be done in september. >> i mean, >> this is now almost march when this is just ridiculous and they've had agreement on the top line that had it since january this is why voted against the last seo or they're just been kicking this can down the road. i can't believe that they didn't get work done over the over the weekend they had months to do this stuff. i mean, my patients is run out, so leadership has to bind which leadership but said, well, yeah, of course, yeah, all of them. yeah, they're all the blame i mean, this at this point, it's just it's absurd. i think >> but it really this boils down to enlarge ways. dana, a republican and republican dispute, mitch mcconnell, the senate republican leader yesterday, called for legislation to be passed, not include what he called a poison pill that is similar to the language of the democratic leader chu

lankford and schumer, in cahoots did not do this very telling. did not his.johnson has effectil said the bill is doa i. that joe in fact, 64 house republicans are demanding that joe biden use his executive authority a.s.a.ad bordep, to as this border crisis. >> but in pretendingn new legislation is needed, the white house and the senate gop leadership is effectivelyope giving the same message to american people as those vicious migrants in new york. yeah, the middle finger. thislete is a complete farce. >> and now even house democrats. apparently are threatening to torpedo the bill. a job,how?icans se my job. mitch and chuck. nice going. well, comee trut on, guys. >> i can see the truth here. they're becoming strangersl in their own land as criminal migrants are able to fly around the country using only a piece of paper as. and they're growing bolder, like those venezuelae venen thup in new york. >> these individuals. rowent over their rap sheetsetst yesterday, multiple charges, grand larceny, robbery, robbery, grand larceny, grand larceny. this

schumer wanted this to fail. why?gle democrat running for office, every democrat senate and house candidate is now out saying, gosh, i wanted to secure the border, but the mean old republicans wouldn't let us. and that was spectacularly stupid. and what's us from a traiting, stuart, mitch mcconnell is saying the exact same thing that chuck schumer is. i think that is malpractice for the leader of a party in the senate. stuart: now, the border bill down, down and out by the look of it. are you going to get aid to ukraine? >> you know, it's not clear. my view is it is important that russia lose. it is important that putin lose. but it is important and it is more important that we secure our own border and defend our nation. and if so my position has been i am more than willing to fund aid to ukraine. i've voted for every military aid fund bill for ukraine so far, but i will fund aid to ukraine where after we secure our own border. we will secure ukraine's border only after america's border is secured. that seems to me a

, chuck schumer tweeted out our interview, yesterday.n i spoke with ted cruz on sunday schumer tweets out says senator cruz is the one wants to do ng on border, last week voted against the bipartisan bill to strengthen border security so he is basically, using that failed senate border bill as reason to blame it on republicans, senator your reaction? >> it is ridiculous that bill took us backwards created an express lane for asylum officers to grant citizenship at border strip texas, moved to d.c. court of appeals a bunch 6 reasons that bill was disaster joe biden has every authority right now to close border you have and i were there a couple years ago when i was attorney general saw human trafficking joe biden could reinstitute all things president trump was doing under existing law existed then. he doesn't want to do it open borders party sort of unapologetic about it making that claim against senator cruz i is ridiculous. american people have remember that. maria: i think so, i remember at border you were with group of ags attorneys

well, i'll say right away that it can really be considered historic, at least that's what chuck schumer thinks, and the law was voted for a bill that contains three main national security priorities: ukraine, israel, taiwan, and as well as humanitarian aid. 60 billion in aid is allocated to ukraine, the majority of which goes specifically to military orders, and of those 9 billion... which will go to humanitarian needs, part of this money should also go to ukraine, in case this draft law is approved, well, actually for this bill , the debate lasted 6 hours yesterday, it ended early tuesday morning, and it was voted for by, as you said, 70 senators, 29 voted against, almost all democrats voted for, except for two, except for two democrats, also bernie sanders independently voted against, and chuck schumer, as you said, called it historic. welcomed this draft law, and let's listen to another part of his speech, where he talks about the importance of this draft law for ukraine. with this bill, the senate kept its word to the ukrainians, who desperately need ammunition. today we made vladim

but senate leaders schumer calls this out as extremism, he said your calls for pay fours so we don't deficit is extreme to which you say is what. >> the days of spending without consequence are over were suffering under 40 year high inflation, 20 year high interest rates and the american people can hardly afford groceries, gasoline, utilities, housing their paid about a thousand dollars a month more than they were when this president got in office three years ago, we have got to cut our spending we cannot increase it during the budget of appropriation process. furthermore we have to in the air of unpaid supplementals, we cannot further exacerbate the situation, everything that we vote to spend is borrowed from her kids and grandkids those days need to be over. david: meanwhile on wednesday you have a new congressman being sworn in, he is a democrat and he takes over the position of republican tom suozzi he is being sworn in on wednesday. you cannot afford to lose many members, will there be defections from your party to the democratic side and it won't take many to overturn what you

leader schumer's remarks were about 15 minutes. >> hello, everybody. good morning. to you. how many got more than three hours sleep? raise your hands. thank you all who had tuesday out. alright, so, good morning everybody, and thank you for joining us after a long night. today, after not just a long night and weekend, but after months of work and weekends, we can say it has been worth it. today we witnessed one of the most historic and consequential bills passed the senate. so greatly impacts not just on national security, not just the security of our allies, but also the security of western democracy as we know it. tonight, finally, america led the way for freedom and democracy and with this bill, the senate declares that american leadership will not waiver, faulter or fail. today the senate keeps its word to ukrainians in need, desperate need of supplies and ammunition, to innocent palestinians civilians in need, so much need of relief, to israelis in need of support and to u.s. service members on patrol in the indo-pacific, the red sea and around the world. today we sent

his name is charles schumer. chuck schumer did this. he knew it would fail. he wanted it to fail. the purpose of this bill was to let every democrat running for the senate and running for the house stand up and say self righteously i wanted to secure the border. i really wanted to, but those mean republicans wouldn't let me. i've got to say senate republican leadership, i told them this month ago. other conservatives told them this months ago and they proceeded down this path that ended up as a box canyon with a, because a pilot crashing into a wall. it was a disaster and it was entirely avoidable. because what happened is republican leadership ended up benefiting chuck schumer and the democrats and doing nothing to secure the border. >> the amazing part about all of this, senator, is there is no need for biden to get legislation from anybody. just the stroke of the pen as i have been pointing out. get back in plays the policies that were successful. here's one interesting thing i noted in your home state of texas. 99.99% of illegal immigration at eagle pass when you put up the ra

and schumer was absolutely on fire with elizabeth warren because schumer used to write this is going to sound weird. schumer used to write this about an imaginary family in long island called the baileys. do you remember this? yeah. they were middle class. they were like second generation immigrant exist and they didn't exist. they were like this make believe family like espn anchors, emmys. i don't know if any of you. yeah they'd made up names. right. but but for schumer he would use them as this kind of like device to talk about what democrats should be doing. and it needs to be policies that the baileys and he discovered elizabeth warren in like literally physically me to see her one time up in the capitol right before the 2000 election because he thought that warren scholarship the two income trap like lint academic validity to his imaginary family like everything warren had studied and found out about bankrupt seen the stresses the economy and the american family like this woman had done. and i it was weird but i met warren who is, you know, instantly captivating, fluent, wonder