have entrusted me with the privilege of public service for 40 years, the last 24 in the united states senate. gratitude to my senate colleagues whom i've come to know as friends and with whom it has been such an honor to serve. gratitude to all the people without whose help, hard work and support i never would have made it to the senate or stayed here. the gifted and hardworking staff in connecticut and washington who supported, informed and enriched my service here, and the volunteers in my campaigns who gave so much and asked for nothing in return except that i do what i believe was right. gratitude to all those who labor out of view in the corridors of this capitol building, from the maintenance crews to the capitol police and everybody else anywhere in this building, thank you for keeping our capitol running and keeping us safe. and gratitude, most of all, of course, to my family for the love, support and inspiration they have given me every day of my life. my parents, grandparents and siblings, my children and grandchildren, and hadassah, my wife of almost 30 years now, the love of my l

candidates for the united states senate. we begin tonight with the winner of the biggest senate campaign in the country last night, in the biggest state. in a real democracy. if it's -- california would get at least two senators for california's population is 40 times larger, 40 times larger, then the population of each dakota. because democracy was not the first principle in the design of the united states senate, or the presidency, the people of california are stuck with only two senators and the presidency is winnable by the candidate who gets the least votes, because electoral college formula is based on these same antidemocratic formula that has given us two senators. state. for most california voters that i know it has never been more painful to be stuck with only two senators, as it is tonight. and that is because in california, in the senate campaign, there are three democratic candidates running for senate against each other for the same senate seat and democrats had to choose. the chase was difficult and the choice

but all that, too, will require leadership in the united states senate. it will require leaders who will stand against the siren song of isolationism, who will defend our defense and foreign assistance budgets, who will support, when necessary, the use of america's military power against our enemies in the world and who will have the patience and determination when the public grows weary to see our battles through until they are won. mr. president, i first set foot in this chamber almost exactly 50 years ago, in the summer of 1963. enfired like so many of my generation by president john f. kennedy and his call to service. i spent that summer right here in the senate as an intern for my home state senator, abe ribakov. he was and remains a personal hero of mine. and although i never would have admitted so publicly back then because it was so presumptuous, i came away from that experience with the dream that i might someday, somehow return to serve in this place. well, i have been blessed to live that dream, and that is what america is all about. we have al

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state senator burch spoke about her struggles with fertility and a miscarriage she had over a decade . >> two years ago while i was campaigning for this senate seat, i became pregnant with what we later determined was a nonviable pregnancy. it was a pregnancy that we had been trying for and we were heartbroken over it. but now i wish i could tell you otherwise, but after numerous ultrasounds and blood draws, we have determined that my pregnancy is once again not progressing and is not viable. and once again, i have scheduled an appointment to terminate my pregnancy. i don't think people should have to justify their abortions, but i choosing to talk about why i am made this decision, because i want us to be able to have meaningful conversations about the reality of how the work that we do in this body impacts people in the real world. amy: that is arizona state senator eva, a former nurse practitioner who worked at a women's health clinic and has been widely critical of abortion restrictions in arizona, where abortions are banned after 15 weeks of pregnancy. there are no exceptions for

state senate's is -- our states in its next state senates are overwhelmingly male, overwhelmingly white and aging. you are looking moving in the next 10 years, the next election cycles. i believe through our work we will probably have 5, 6, 7 states 51% or over by 2030. that is critical because we need these pro-democracy women leaders in these statehouses to make sure the census is accurately done, that the work of how we do redistricting is also done well. host: there is no state right now at 51%? guest: nevada. and a couple of states where the lower house is a majority women, but it is not and now when you look at the state senate. the state senate is a place where we need more women. host: what are the stats coming out of the nevada house? guest: the legislature is about 60%. host: what have they been able to accomplish with that many women? guest: what is the trust women act which is a larger piece of legislation. it is also a small legislative body. when you see nevada being a small legislative body, he sees other places trying to replicate it, it doesn't necessarily have the same

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i don't think bob menendez will be a united states senator come january, 2025.s posted a question to him if he planned to run as an independent which apparently is a possibility. this will be an issue for the voters to decide but i just don't think that with his myriad of legal and criminal problems will bes, returning to the unitd states senate after all is said and done. >> and bob menendez at this .20 years. he assumed off in 2006 as a united states senator. a donald in omaha nebraska. a,good morning. >> good morning, gentlemen. iouldik to ask how many republicans went down there and did it cost the taxpayers money? >> i've been to a number on the democratic side and the republican side. these are theyan call them poliy retreats where they supposedly discuss policy issues they hear from experts. in this case i ran into ai coue of familiar faces, greg walden who was the energy and commerce chairman as well as kevin brady the former ways and means committee chairman. they hear from a number experts on various issues but athey also talk about politics an this re

what is a state senator do that is different than a state representative? we believe this is a transformative office for women. host: how much money do you need? >> -- guest: in some places you made it only $30,000, and some places you are seeing up to $1 million. it is a larger range than in past years but it is doable. host: do women have a more difficult time raising money or is it that they like the -- dislike the act? guest: men have been more difficult time giving to women then mail candidates. this is about men and women having a hesitancy to invest in women candidates. men and women have different networks and that affect can have some effect on fundraising. women are great fundraisers. we teach women how to talk about themselves. we are good at raising money to lots of causes. the hesitancy is in the party infrastructure and in some of these donors not seeing women as viable which comes down oftentimes to sexism. host: how do you recruit candidates? guest: we have a network of women in public office, a great peer-to-peer effect. we are coming on pr

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[indiscernibha >> alabama senator katie britt gave their bottle to president biden's state of the union address. she is the youngest woman ever to serve in the u.s. senate. she was critical of the biden administration's handling of the border and pushed back on the president's handling of the economic agenda and foreign policy. sen. britt: good evening, america. my name is katie britt, and i have the honor of serving the people of the great state of alabama in the united states senate. however, that's not the job that matters most. i a proud wife and mom of two am school-aged kids. my daughter, bennett, and my son, ridgeway, are why i ran for the senate. i am worried about their future - and the future of children in every corner of our nation. that's why i invited you into our home tonight.■éf tonight. like so many families across america, my husband wesley and i just president biden's state of the union we saw was te of the politician that has been an offense since before i was alive. one thing was quite clear ago. president biden just does not get it. he is out of touch. under his ad

my name is katie britt, and i have the honor of serving the alabama in the united states senate. however, that's not the job that matters most. i a proud wife and mom of two am school-aged kids. ennett, and my son, ridgeway, are why i ran for the senate. i am worried about their future - and the future of children in every corner of our nation. that's why i invited you into our home tonight. tonight. like so many families across america, my husband wesley and i just watched president bi' state of the union address, and what we saw was the performance of the politician that has been an offense since before i was alive. one thing was quite clear ago. president biden just does not gett. he is out of touch. under his administration families are worse off, our communities are less se, our country is less secure. i just wish he understood what real families are facing around kitchen tables just like this one. this is where our family has tough conversations. it is where we make our it is where we share the good, the bed, and the ugly about our bad days, it is will be left together and

members of congress and families including one of the home state senators, my home state senator, chris divinity degree at yale university which makes me always wonder about him, i don't know. but all kidding aside, he's a great man and his wife ann why i is here with him, they're both dear friends. chaplain black, we've known each other a long time. my last day in senate, a prayer, in our labor may we illuminate the darkness of doubt, may we distinguish between truth and falsehood and may we see possibilities that are now hidden. your wisdom then and now this morning, are deeply moving. to the incredible-- i think, by the way, i am n unadulterated fan of kelly, anyway, jill and i hosted him at christmas at the white house and you performed with your son and daughter like you were herald angels and with our family after we lost our son beau. and fall on me, it goes like this, fall on me with open arms, fall on me from where you are, fall on me with all your light. andre, you're a gift. you're a gift to my family at that moment and you continue to be. i have attended many prayer breakfas

he is term limited out, so he's not going to be in the state senate too much longer, but where does this go from here? here then >> thank you very much. briana i appreciate it. i have spoken with senator cabinet and she is moving forward with her own official action to be taken. the executive board announced an investigation this morning which i think is an effort to slow walk any action being taken until after the session. there's no investigation that needs to take place. everything's under halloran said was in public on the mic for the entire state of nebraska to hear. it's shameful, it's disappointing, and it's another, in a long line of very embarrassing comments that have happened in our nebraska legislature over the last few years >> you are >> a survivor of sexual assault. you had other survivors as did other lawmakers reaching out to you. what did they say? >> the survivors who reached out and very bravely shared their stories shared their anguish at this happening in their house, and their legislature and it's stirred up a lot of emotions for many of them to see another state s

can we afford jackie elward in the state senate? >> so we've been talking about this rain and now it may return next weekend. >> yeah, we have a surplus pretty much everywhere, and we're looking at more rain in the east bay this morning as we look at live doppler seven 880 in hayward, union city. it is a soggy start for you fremont as well. but look up further to the south boulder creek, the santa cruz mountains getting some moderate rain and up towards 116 in petaluma it's wet. the accuweather seven day forecast looking at the level one system today and we'll see a bit of a break through out your monday and tuesday. but as for today, keep the rain gear handy for those of you planning ahead, another round of it. that's right, middle of the week. >> thank you all for joining us. have a great day. >> hi everyone and welcome. if you or someone you know were injured in an accident, that was not your fault, listen up. we have legal professionals standing by to tell you how much your case is potentially worth. so tom, tell the viewers wat

force them into prostitution to she also said that she was not however traffic than the united states senator britt appear to suggest. and three, she was kept in captivity from 2004 to 2008 when president george w bush, republican was an office as opposed to the current administration. as a senator implied. and finally, she met the senator at an event that the border with other governments officials and anti-human trafficking activists instead of a one on one. cnn has confirmed much of what he seemed to have said in prior reporting and her story hasn't changed since we first spoke, has seen until 20 me. no one reached out to hurt to ask for her permission to use her story as part of my political speech, someone using my story and destroyed sorting it for political purposes. she told me, it's not fair at all. as for senator britt's, cnn reached out again to her office seeking comment, but so far we haven't heard back. this is what senator britt had to say in an interview with fox news on sunday about the story of catalog has seen well, i very, very clearly said i spoke to a woman who told me a

senator burch joins me tonight. >>> also, chaos in the courts over whether texas is use state and localice to arrest and deport migrants. >>> plus, the oversight committee's impeachment freak show continues with a series of sketchy witnesses, including one convicted fraudster who could not attend today's hearing in person because he's behind bars. >>> but we begin tonight with the desperation of a man facing a ticking clock with with each tick and each tok, two thoughts weigh on this man's mind, staying out of prison and not becoming destitute and losing all of his properties. donald trump has five days left to come up with the $454 million bond for his new york civil fraud judgment or new york attorney general latitia james can start seizing the very properties that trump has used to portray himself as a wealthy and successful businessman. the crux of what elevated him to the white house. an appellate court should disregard trump's claims that posting the full bond is a practical impossibility, and hitting trump where it hurt. continuing that if trump has been unable to get a company t

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state senator dave cortese about sb 1395 saying in part, this bill is a crucial step towards not justing individuals and families forced to live on the street, but ensuring they have a foundation to secure permanent housing. perry says. he also supports expanding shelters and interim housing, but he doesn't believe that temporary solutions will keep people from living on the streets. >> the problem with shelters and interim housing is that when your interim period, you being built. that'súwhy permanent housing is the real solution. and you can't stop building permanent housing while interim. interim housing.o >> perry also says that private builders usually onlyc build if they can increase the rentsl so he believes that the state should build more mixed income housing that people can afford >> new at 11 alameda county district attorney pamela price is responding to reports that groups seeking to remove her from office have collected enough signatures to force a recall election. in a statement released tonight, price said this undemocratic effort threatens to undo strides we've made in

the state, senate committee special committee hearing.ou get into what you just pointed out, two men battling it out and it takes you back to what donald trump said days ago when his u.s. supreme court victory happened, 9-0, you can't keep his name off the balance, no state can do that. what he said was stop using your high-power, president biden, of the doj and let's fight this out between the two of us. it is very interesting to that in the context of, with mason willis, with fani willis, excuse me, nathan wade and fani willis, was anybody on that prosecutorial team particularly those two lovers talking with anybody at the white house? so it is interesting. i will continue to ask the question. all right, were critical to your top line about what is coming out today and when they met and what matters. >> brett: well, i think there's folks that have been saying for some time now, what is the big deal? you know? so what? so they have an affair? does that really impact the underlying criminal investigation? here is why it does. you have a l

the bill did pass through the state senate public safety committee and will now head towards the statens committee. that's the very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas will send it back to you live in the studio. thank you, michael. 6.35. >> a man who shot an unarmed college student 2 years ago has been convicted of assault with a deadly weapon. mark waters confronted the student with a gun in front of his san jose airbnb rental in october of 2022, the victim ran away but water shot him in the leg of the victim was treated for injuries and survive. walters testified the gun went off accidentally but he was convicted now faces 22 years in prison 6.35. other news, james. yeah, police department officer now is recovering after a theft suspect rammed into his car. you can see the photo here. >> the crash happened last week after the officer responded to a retail theft call out of the gateway plaza. police department says both the officer and the suspect had to go to the hospital. neither suffered life-threatening injuries. the suspect was later arrested after receiving a medica

right away, they got no chance of holding on to the united states senate. so they have got to win two of these three. and the reality is they have given up on west virginia already. trump won that state by more than 40 points, joe manchin is retiring. manchin may have calculated he couldn't hold on in west virginia anymore. that leads ohio and montana. ohio, trump carried twice by eight points, sherrod brown the democrat is awaiting the winner of this primary tonight. democrats seem to believe that moreno is the more beatable candidate for sherrod brown. democrats spent money trying to boost moreno in this primary. if trump does win ohio, he's expected to, sherrod brown will need to win a chunk of voters who are voting for donald trump and the presidential election. he's going to need trump voters to come over and vote for him in the senate race and jon tester in montana, a state won trump won by 16 points, is going it need the same, likely even more. more trump voters to split their ballots to come over to the democratic side and vote for tester in the sena

. >> state senator aisha wahabúis among those women.s with heramerican womae to discuss her journey. >> my father isúvery big in community service. >> race in the east bay state senator aisha wahab says. she was always encouraged by her father to serve the community. she was a guest speaker at a dinner event for carpenter local seven, one three members thursday night. >> so anythingc that we can do o since we were kids, i was the one who was doing drives duringr for refugees and for afghans in afghanistan and so forthn so i've always had that kind of spirit of like, community service. >> city, wahab says she and her sister spent time in foster care before being adopted by a couple in the bay area. she says listening to people in hayward and her own family talk about rising rent costs and other issues moved her to run for hayward city counciln >> you name it, we worked on it and people say you can't do it because you don't have that much timel or it's four years or you're supposed to go slow. no, it's actually whoever's in that seat poli

incumbent state senator nancy skinner is termed out. here's a look at the results right now.y mayor jesse arreguin, with 32% of the vote in oakland. councilman dan kalb again right now with 17% of the vote. the top two again heading off to the general election in november. >> two seats are up for different alameda county districts. jennifer esteen is up for against longtime county supervisor nate miley. this seat represents castro valley, most of pleasanton and large parts of oakland. on the board of supervisors, you can see nate, miley winning big here with 63% of the vote. so far. the other supervisor seat is district five. here's ac look. now at where those votes stand tonight. oakland city council member nikki fortunato bass is in the lead there with 27% of the vote, with emeryville city council member john borders coming in second, not too far behind with 20% of the vote. all right, now to the race for the white house, where president joe biden andt& former president donald trump have both secured a win in california tonight. >> all right. first, let's take a look at the

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the bill did pass through the state senate public safety committee will now head towards the state senate appropriations committee. that's the very latest here the newsroom. i'm michael thomas will send it back to you live in the studio. all right. thanks a lot, michael. a 36 right now and we're learning more. >> about a mid flight incidents where a plane took off from sydney, australia headed for san francisco and had to turn around pretty deep into the flight because of problem. yeah, it involved a boeing plane. this was being flown by united airlines cropper's. dan kerman walks us through exactly what happened. >> less than a week after united jet bound for osaka lost a tire shortly after takeoff at sfo. >> and it crashed into parked cars. there's been another united incident and a united flight 8.30, from sydney to sfo, head to return to sydney after what united described as a maintenance issue. those who have seen the video of the incident so fluid pouring off the plane on takeoff. clearly they had a problem with a hydraulic either lying or system something. something broke was. >> a

alabama, he said the alabama supreme court shut down ivf treatments across the state, that is not accurate. but here is senator britt. >> my name is katie britt and i have the honor of serving the people of the great state of alabama and the united states senate. however, that's not the job that matters most. i am a proud wife and mom of two school aged kids. my daughter bennett and my son ridgway are why i ran for the senate. i am worried about their future, and the future of children and every corner of our nation, and that's why i invited you into our home tonight. like so many families across america, my husband wesley and i just watched president biden stated the union address from our living room, and what we saw was the performance of a permanent politician who has actually been in office for a longer than been alive. one thing was quite clear though, president biden just does not get it. he's out of touch. under his administration, families are worse off. and our communities are less safe, and our country is less secure. i just wish he understood what real families are facing around kitchen tables just

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they didthey have no desire as senator van hollen of recognizing the jewish state but i will close i gan what senator schumer said on the floor of the senate is taken the country andthe senate down the wrong road. this is not something any of us should be saying calling on a government to be toppled basically by its own people at the end of the day bb is not the problem. the problem is radical islam wanting to kill every jew they can find the problem is iran that has its mission to destroy the jewish state and to purify islam, i could2k spend hours talking about the biden-obamari policy empowering the ayatolla but that's not for today. so what i would say s as to what senator schumer said today my response to senator schumer i'm disappointed, you've done a lot of damage, my friend, and you need to fix t 's t tm inayte ari c-spannow mobile ahe pck's and live c-spaee mobile app or online at c-span.org. c-span is your unfiltered view of government, we are funded by these television companies and more including charter communications. charter is proud to be recognized as one to have best

california's senate candidate, adam schiff joins me exclusively i'm dana bash and washington where the state of our union is thinking the stakes couldn't be higher. we begin today with the israel-hamas war and to shift here in the us senate majority leader chuck schumer along and steadfast supporter of israel, made a stunning break with his longtime friend prime minister benjamin netanyahu and called them an obstacle to peace in the region that comes as the us works to build a floating pier to deliver aid to desperate people in war-torn gaza while this week negotiators are expected to pick up talks on a potential deal to pause fighting and free more of these rarely hostages held by hamas since october 7, when hamas started all this by attacking israel and brutally killing more than 1,000 civilians here with me now, israeli prime minister benjamin, let's thank you so much for joining me. let's start with that potential deal, sir. 100 hostages about are still being held by hamas. you're sending that negotiating team to qatar? in the coming days to talk about a potential deal, free hostages in

>>> sports illustrated does not report on united states senators except bill bradley, who served 18 yearsng the great state of new jersey before coming in second to al gore and the democratic presidential primaries in the year 2000. bill bradley also served 10 years on the new york knicks, winning two nba championships. before he joined the new york knicks, bill bradley had national fame as a member of the winning usa basketball team in the 1964 olympics and as a basketball star at princeton, where he won a rhodes scholarship that sent them off to england for two years of study the new york knicks wanted him to play professional basketball. sports illustrated reports "35- year-old bill bradley wanted to be on the senate finance committee. when he walked into the senate in january, 1979, he got his wish. on one of his first days on the job, he sat at the end of a table as people testified about provisions of a portion of a multilateral trade negotiation known as the tokyo ground. bradley says now "i did not understand one word. it was sad." 14 years later when i began the chief of staff of

they have no desire, as senator van hollen said, of recognizing the jewish state. er said on the floor of the senate has taken the country and the senate down the wrong road. this is not something any of us should be saying, calling on a government to be toppled basically by its own people. at the end of the day bb's not theoblem. the problem is radical islam wanting to kill every jew they can find. the pro iran that has its mission to destroy the jewish state and to purify islam. i could spend hours talkingou5, empowering the ayatollah. but that's not for today. so what i would say as to what senator schumer said today, my response to senator schumer, i'm disappointed. you've done a99 lot of damage, friend. and you need to fix this. with that i yield. the presiding officer: the president pro tempore of the united states senate. mrs. murray: thank you, mr. president. we have now at long passed our first six funding bills for fiscal year 2024 and while we are now still working around the clock on the final six bills, i'm hopeful we will pass them in a timely bipartis

the bill did pass through the state senate public safety committee will now head towards the state senate appropriations committee. that's the very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas will send it back to you live in the studio. thank you, michael. 7.34 and a man who shot an unarmed college student 2 years ago is now convicted. >> of assault with a deadly weapon. mark waters confronted the student with a gun in front of his san jose airbnb rental in october of 2022. >> and the victim ran away but water shot him in the leg. the victim was treated for injuries and survived. walters said the gun went off accidentally but he was convicted and now he faces 22 years in prison. >> overlay of police officers recovering this morning after suspect rammed into his patrol car. look at that photo. this happened last week as the officer was investigating a retail theft at the gateway plaza. both the officer and the suspect went to the hospital where they were treated and released. the suspect has since been arrested. in the north bay. a man has been arrested after police say he pepper spray

you won't. >> in the state of the union address, president biden accused trump of effectively playing politics and derailing this deal. is he right, senator? you really supported this and then turned against it? there was no real parole reform. the man who killed blake was paroled in the united states and came from venezuela. so president biden is apologizing for calling him an illegal immigrant, the alleged murderer and he went to the family of miss riley to apologize for the country who allowed him to get in. there rl be border security attached to the loan idea. >> a couple of things, president biden said that the term that is now use side undocumented, but let me get back on on. >> which really pisses me off. >> senator, let me get back to this deal, though, because the border security union endorsed this bill. isn't something better than nothing given the crisis that you are talking about? >> good question. they also endorsed my idea, have a break less moment at 5,000. when you get to 5,000 a day you shut down the border. the border patrol said 1,000 a day is a crisis and 5,000 is a disaster. there will be a bill. remain in mexico is

women enter politics for a number of reasons, and state senator wahab says it was the state's housingt involved. race inc the east bay state senator aisha wahab says father to serve the community. she was a guest speaker at a dinner event for carpenter, local 713 members thursday night. >> my father is very big in community service, right? so anything that we can do. so since we were kids, i was the one who was doing blanket drives and coat drives during winter afghanistan and so forth. so i've always had that kind of spspirit of like community service. >> bornc in new york city, wahab says she and her sister spent time in foster care before being adopted by a couple in the bay area. she says listening to people in hayward and her own family talk about rising rent costs and other issues moved her to run for hayward city council. >> you name it, we worked on it and people say you can't do it because you don't have that much time, or it's four years or spyou're supposed to go slow. n, it's actually whoever's in that seat can pushúthe agenda, right? can push the policy reforms. tend tob

after speaking with the state senator about why she authored the bill, lamonica. >> state senator aishays she authored senate bill 400 after hearing of multiple police misconduct incidents across the bay area. she says she hopes the bill helps to rebuild trust between the community and police. >> bad actors will be fired and terminated and announcements will be made, and the public has full transparency of the incident. >> state senator aisha wahab says after talks with advocates and constituents in san jose, she authored senate bill 400. it was signed by governor newsom police departments can informat the public about why a police officer was fired. >> the officer goes through their entire due process, you know, has their union rep defending them and much more. and when wrongdoing is found out, and termination is approvedl then the, the, you know, police department can be very proactive and let the public know. and that was the whole point of this bill in 2022. >> san jose police officer matthew dominguez was arrested after being suspected of masturbating while responding to a call.úhe

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every state is equal in the senate. so the states kind of take the place of our house of lords and our senate. so the british, you know, often using that green color in government, the colonies would use it and then into the american government. but the red would kind of be much more of that house of lords kind of color. so you're going to see red in that early senate here in philadelphia and different has that kind of look to it that seems a bit on higher end now the interesting thing about the senate is they are created with a bit more power. the power is a tie to the president and that the house of representatives does not have treaties in the united states are with the advice and consent the senate approved by the advice and consent of the senate. so the senate has to approve all treaties. the house does not the senate. and so there's one power also any time the president makes an appointment to his cabinet ambassador, supreme court course those. folks would have to come in front the senate and be approved by the sen

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. >>> and the arizona state senator who went public on her abortion story. she is here as the supreme court gets ready to hear arguments in the abortion pill case. >>> grab your coffee, settle in, welcome to "the weekend." >>> less money, more problems. the trump campaign and the republican national committee ended february with just under $45 million in cash on hand. that's according to newly filed fec reports. that's less than half the available cash of the biden/harris campaign and the dnc. now, new reporting from politicalo suggests the trump campaign is already looking for ways to cut costs. maybe trump wouldn't be in this position if the funds he raised went toward his campaign, not his legal fees. starting off the hour with us, former homeland security and counterterrorism adviser to vice president mike pence, olivia troy, and former executive director of the new york state democratic party. thank you so much for being with us. >> good to have you guys. olivia, i want to start with you on this whole idea. i don't know why everyone is acting so surpris