she mentioned senator tammy baldwin. no, she didn't mention senator baldwin. she mentioned senator mazie hirono. she was a former house member, now in the senate. she went to the senate. first asian woman elected to the senate. she also the first buddhist who enters this body. and so diversity is important so that all voices are in this body. and we thank you, lois, for lifting up these women. i'm so pleased at this time to introduce one of the people who is younger than me but that i get so -- much younger than me. people are laughing because that's not hard to tell. but someone who inspires me, someone who has already made her mark in body, and she's one of our vice chairwomen of the democratic women's caucus. and that's ayana pressley from massachusetts. i will yield to her as much time as she might consume. ms. pressley: thank you so much. i'm thankful for my sister in service here, my indefatigable colleague from wisconsin who leads on so many issues of consequence, especially in the space of anti-poverty. and the stabilization of family and women's healt

democratic senator tammy baldwin is leading that effort and joining me now.. >> good afternoon. >> you know the numbers. it's good to see you. 47 is not enough to pass this bill, not to mention what would happen in the house. how can you get there? is there any way that you can see -- >> we introduced yesterday with 49 members of the united states senate and others who are still reviewing the women's health protection act. the fact that we have grown support even over the last year is heartening. this is a basic effort to restore the rights and freedoms that were stripped away from americans last summer. it has real time devastating affects. in a state like my own, wisconsin, and the 13 other states that have near total bans on abortion access. i told the story yesterday on the senate floor of erica, a constituent who with her partner scott have been wanting to have a child for the longest time. and yet, when her -- whn her ultrasound revealed her fetus would not survive, she couldn't get the health care she needed for her health and her life. that is happeni

the first, we're going to be joined by senator tammy baldwin.t. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. we'll replace your windshield, and recalibrate your advanced safety system. so automatic emergency braking and lane departurearning work properly. >> singers: ♪afelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ i'm a vegas hotel. i know what you're thinking - it's cool, i don't want anything too serious either. just a fun, spontaneous thing. i'm looking for someone who will let loose. dress up a little. see a show. order the steak and the lobster. some people say i'm excessive, but who cares. i'm just looking for a saturday to remember, and a sunday by the pool. think you can keep up? [♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. there's always a fresh deal on the subway app. like this one! 50% off?! that dea

i know that senator tammy baldwin from wisconsin was one of the sponsors of this. it was called the "country of origin online labeling act." if you buy something on amazon, target, ali baba, wherever, there are no requirements that they tell you where that product is made right now. even though a physical marking, as you indicated, it is required from everything from clothing to automobiles, if you are making the online purchase, he might not find out where the product is made until you actually get that product into your hands. senator baldwinsville, and it is bipartisan, would change that. it almost made it into the chips act last year. it got tossed out at the last minute. i'm optimistic, particularly with this focus on the value of american manufacturing, the importance of this, that there will be an opportunity to get it done this year. you can contact her own members of congress and let them know it is important to you. host: robin is in washington, independent. caller: thank you so much for taking my call. hello, mr. paul. i really appreciated your testimony

i know that senator tammy baldwin from wisconsin was one of the sponsors of this.s called the country and have online labeling act. you are absolutely right. you buy something on amazon, target, alibaba, wherever, there is no requirement they tell you where that progress's is made right now. even though a physical marking, as you indicated, is required for everything from clothing to automobiles, if you are making the online purchase, you might not find out where that product is made until you actually get that product into your hands. senator baldwin's bill, and it's bipartisan, would change that. it almost made it in to the chip act last, year one of the things that got tossed out at the last minute. i'm optimistic, particularly with this focus on the value of american factoring -- there will be an opportunity to get it done this year and you can contact your own -- let it know it's important. you >> -- independent, hi robin. >> thank you so much for taking my call. hello, mr. paul. i really appreciate it. your testimony during the -- i thought your perspective w

tammy baldwin, her piece in today's "usa today" if you would like to read more.is wrong in texas, independent. -- this is ron in texas, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. i am looking for a party to vote for. democrats, abortion is a dealbreaker for me. republicans have good points but they seem to be misdirected on a lot of things. as far as the independent party which i would like to be part of, it is probably a contradiction of terms but i would like to see someone unite the independent party to make it more substantial and not just a protest or so on. my prime candidate would be liz cheney for her honesty on january 6. that is pretty much my idea there. host: that is ron in texas. this is mike in maryland. good morning. caller: hello? host: go ahead. caller: are we talking about abortion or can we talk about power -- host: you could talk about any issue you want. caller: oh, okay. i don't understand the people that believe in god, how they are not on the wind and the solar. god provides us with wind and the sun and he gives us two forms of extre

i know that senator tammy baldwin from wisconsin was one of the sponsors of this.called the "country of origin online labeling act." if you buy something on amazon, target, ali baba, wherever, there are no requirements that they tell you where that product is made right now. even though a physical marking, as you indicated, it is required from everything from clothing to automobiles, if you are making the online purchase, he might not find out where the product is made until you actually get that product into your hands. senator baldwinsville, and it is bipartisan, would change that. it almost made it into the chips act last year. it got tossed out at the last minute. i'm optimistic, particularly with this focus on the value of american manufacturing, the importance of this, that there will be an opportunity to get it done this year. you can contact her own members of congress and let them know it is important to you. host: robin is in washington, independent. caller: thank you so much for taking my call. hello, mr. paul. i really appreciated your testimony during

i called one senator named tammy baldwin and they supposedly went after them and asked why they did this that but nobody ever told me why. i think they got caught up in that bureaucracy. community care, whatever you want to call it, outside of the v.a. coverage. the outside providers were still providing care. if you call it a double whammy or whatever, i just happen to get caught up in this. they went after them, reeducated them. host: let me let allison speak to what you said. you talked about helping veterans navigate the bureaucracy. what is something you have learned in your advocacy work? guest: first of all, this is a wonderful place to live. -- a lot of veterans don't know that your member in congress can be a resource and they exist of people to get answers for those constituents. big picture, i think something we are always keeping a watch on is making sure that the health care system works for veterans. i think it works for some people really well, depending on where you live in the country, and in some areas it works really terribly for folks. i think access is a greater issu

i called one senator named tammy baldwin and they supposedly went after them and asked why they did this that but nobody ever told me why. i think they got caught up in that bureaucracy. community care, whatever you want to call it, outside of the v.a. coverage. the outside providers were still providing care. if you call it a double whammy or whatever, i just happen to get caught up in this. they went after them, reeducated them. host: let me let allison speak to what you said. you talked about helping veterans navigate the bureaucracy. what is something you have learned in your advocacy work? guest: first of all, this is a wonderful place to live. -- a lot of veterans don't know that your member in congress can be a resource and they exist of people to get answers for those constituents. big picture, i think something we are always keeping a watch on is making sure that the health care system works for veterans. i think it works for some people really well, depending on where you live in the country, and in some areas it works really terribly for folks. i think access is a greater issu

another race comingye up with tammy baldwin fighting to keep her seat in 2024.uff playing out this morning. we have had manhattan d.a. potentially going to indict donald trump. a case in georgia with the fulton county d.a. mar-a-lago documents and now house of representative controlled byof republicans looking toll rally a defense around donald trump talking about the weaponization of the federal government and the district attorney's office. what doof you hear when you hea that term? >> i'm going to be try to be very, very calm. you know i have been writing about policing in community going back to the article in "esquire." people may have challenged the direction but notal the facts. i want to be careful. i don't want to paint with a wide brush or try to indict all white folks but hearing from privileged white men talking about the weaponization of the law they don't know what they are talking about. as a black man, the law has been weaponized against us going back to the constitution and being considered 3/5th of a human being. segregation. if you are an asia