there's a lot to love about tim kaine. his honesty, his faith, his willingness to stand up against the president and say clearly that it is congress that the sides if you go to war, not donald trump. warner, mark and i have a lot in common. building anfortune empire with cell phones. i own a cell phone. said a senate record by raising $12 million because he can -- he knew he could paint that seat blue. yeart a senate record one by raising $17,000 from ex-boyfriend's. i did that. as my husband john, who is here, points out, it is not in expanding base. mark is a truth say are in the he is talking about the economy, and we are so fortunate to have him as ranking member of the intelligence committee at a time when we need him there. he is someone who took on something no one was talking ago, and he is the one that stood up and said, entity,ys, a foreign russia and tried to steal our democracy and they are not going to do it again you virginia democrats, you must make sure he some of next election you may have seen my announce

tim kaine joins me next. stay with us. khashoggi. tim kaine joins me next.tay with us that's why with dell small business technology advisors. you'll get tailored product solutions, expert tech advice and one-on-one partnership. call an advisor today at 877-buy-dell. ♪ tailored recommendations, tax-efficient investing strategies, and a dedicated advisor to help you grow and protect your wealth. fidelity wealth management. >>> an independent u.n. report into the killing of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi shows for the first time there's credible evidence that high level saudi officials, including the celebrated crowned prince were responsible for the gruesome murder and dismembering of the washington post writer. the 100 page report released today says the evidence warranted further investigation into the liability of high level officials, including the crowned prince who is the effective leader of the powerful gulf kingdom. joining me now is democratic senator tim kaine, who serves on the foreign relations and armed services committee and just came out of o

include- other speakers tim kaine. representatives abigail, jennifer and elaine, and former governor terry mcauliffe. this is just over two hours. just over two hours. >> ok, everybody take a seat. democrats.g welcome to virginia blue commonwealth gala. this is important, so i want y'all to listen up. before we get started tonight, listen up. we talkportant that about the pain and sorrow suffered on may 31 in virginia beach. here in virginia, and across the country, we are all too familiar with this pain. action to stop the scorch of gun violence. and we will take it immediately. we will honor the 12 members of our virginia beach community, who we love. -- who we love, with our actions. i agree with the governor, he said bots and prayers are not enough. we need action. room, i dot, in this ask for -- we have a lot of people from the virginia beach community with us tonight, please stand. i asked that you all please stand with them and follow the solidarity for a moment of silence in their memory. thank you. crowd. this

i will start with tim kaine. there is a lot to love about tim kaine. his honesty. his faith.and up against the president and say clearly, that it ends -- that it is congress that decides if you go to war, not donald trump. [applause] and mark warner. mark and i have a lot in common. he made a fortune building an empire with cell phones. i own a cell phone. [laughter] mark set a senate record raising $12 million in one year because he knew he could paint that seat blue in the senate. i set the record in one year by raising $17,000 from ex boyfriends. i'd is that -- i did that. and, as my husband john points out, it is not an expanding base. mark is a soothsayer in the senate. when he is talking about the economy. we are so fortunate to have him as ranking member of the intelligence committee, at a time when we need him there. he is someone that took on something that no one was talking about. a year and a half ago. he stood up and said that russian tried to steal our democracy, and they are not going to do it again. noon, people were slipping in, and after i announced that the

i will start with tim kaine. there is a lot to love about tim kaine.is willingness to stand up against the president and say clearly that it is congress that decides if you go to war, not donald trump. and mark warner, mark and i have a lot in common. mark made a fortune building an empire with cell phones. i own a cell phone. mark set a senate record by raising $12 million in one year because he knew he could paint that seat blue for the senate. i set a senate record one year by raising $17,000 from ex boyfriends. i did that. as my husband points out it is , not an expanding base. but mark is in fact a truth say truth sayer in the senate. he is when he is talking about the economy. we are so fortunate to have him as ranking member of the intelligence committee at a time when we need him there. he is someone who took on something that no one was talking about about a year and a half ago and he stood up and said these guys, a foreign tried to steala, our democracy and they are not going to do it again. virginia democrats, you must make sure he wins his

host: democratic senator tim kaine last week on the floor of the senate.his topic over congressional war power authority came up in our newsmakers program. we interviewed mike rogers, the ranking member of the house homeland security committee. [video clip] congressembers of have said the president should come before congress and request an authorization for military use of force. you sound like you are opposed to that. you believe the president has the authority to launch military attacks against iran. correct. he did take the time to consult with congress yesterday. he had the leaders of both chambers and leading members of the armed services committee, foreign affairs committee, and a couple of others to talk with him about what he should do. he did consult with congress as he was trying to decide what action to take. when you have a country like iran shoot down an american drone in international airspace, i don't think we need three months of argument in congress to decide what needs to be done. we have him to make decisions like this. i felt the same

you just hea senator tim kain say he thinks the president's advisers have buffaloed him into getting into a poition where we may be at war with iran. what do you believe should be? done by the u. >> well, he's not going to be buffaloed. this president doesn't get buffaloed. ht's running for office rig now. he likes to check off all the promises he made last time miaround. he ped no war. he'll do whatever he can to avoid it. hending troops, but i think what he could do more isto probably tryully the allies into not trying evade the sanctions. there are a bunch of countries that we're friendly with that are sellinoil toran. try to avoid that, squeeze the iranians more, but i don't think heants to go to war. >> woodruff: do you think it was right to send the 1,000 or dditional troops? >> well, you know, what's 1,000 troops? frankly, if we start anything with the iranians, they're not going to retaliate directly. they never do. they blew up the marine barracks. that was hezbollah. that's how they operate.an >> woodruff: ito turn to-- so much to ask you dov zakheim-- but on anpatrick shan

and, much more. oo >>uff: senator tim kaine serves on the armed services committee, which would have heli a confir hearing had shanahan been nominated as secretary defense. i spoke to him earlier to get his reaction to today's news, and that, until today, presiden trump was will stick with him. >> well, judy, here's a real serious problem: we have not had a confirmed secretary of defense since the end of 2018. we're living in a very challenging time right now. the president announced his intention to nominate secretary shanahan, and he made them-- he made him an actseincretary, but up until this morning, we still didn't actually have the nomination. the nomination papers hadn't been sent over. we department have the f.b.i. report, which is standard for a we were seeing press reports that the president was rethinking and neighbor dectoidg no nominate secretary shanahan. today, the president said that he's going to ask secretary of the army mar tk esper to e acting secretary of defense. secretary esper has been on theo joa long time. doesn't the president know whether or not he wouldik

tim kaine of virginia senator, good to see you., telling this story. tell me what you dug up and why you found it so significant. >> there is a couple things going on, willie. when the u.s. is going to contemplate transfers of u.s. technology, we have a process in place where that can't be done without a government sign-off of the department of energy, the regulatory department of commerce and consultation of the dod. why do we do this? because we don't want them to get no-how of nuclear proliferations. the administration lets the public know the date on which they've done the approval and the company that's giving the permission to transfer the information. the trump administration has broken this precedent. they kept it secret. we found out in march that they had done a number of transfers to saudi arabia, even though saudi arabia has not agreed to non-proliferation agreements that would normally be part of what we call a 1-2-3 agreement. when we found this out, i asked secretary perry, hey, give me the date of these transfers, a

virginia senator tim kaine will host meetings in richmond and frederickr fredericksburg. >>> a man time he'll spend behind bars. daniel beckwith wasound. gu he hired kofra. overloaded power strip stalled that ki koa. beckwith faces 30 years in prison. >>> this is the first week on the job for the new head of the smithsoni smithsonian. he is the first african-american to hold this position which oversees 19 museums and the natnal good. very exciting. >>> this weekend the was a special mass at d.c.'s basilic of the national shrine of the national conception. >> hundreds of coupl were recognized who are celebrating wedding anniversaries and it ranged from 2 to 75 years. of those in attendance more than 300 couples have been married for 50 years or more. >> wow! >> one wife offered her secret to a long marriage. >> try to understand each other and love. an love. and being always together when you go to mass. >> during the mass, there were ten couples that were recognized for having been married for 70s year or more. >>> it's an emotional sunday morning in paris. around 30 worshipers attende

tim kaine was one of the speakers and he discussed the big role the small town of bedford, virginia, played in the invasion. >> there were 32 young men from bedford who came ashore on that first day. 19 were killed almost immediately. mapopithe t as bedford did. events to mark the 75th anniversary of d-day will e continuomorrow including a at replay the memorial at 10:00 a.m. >> and as you mentioned virginia is home to the national d-day memorial. the town suffered, again, more losses per capita than any other community in this entire country. d tomorrow we'll be brought personal stories from people in bedford who remember that day5 7 years ago and the impact it's had on their lives and their town. >>> a new employee at d.c. c superiorrt is ready to serve in the most touching way possible. >> we love this tonight news 4's drew wilder us introduces to pepper, the dog providing comfort and helping fn the search justice. >> reporter: meet the newest d.c. court system employee, pepper. pepper, say hello to the viewers. this ispepper's handler abbey, o says pebber is in court to help kids

senator's trickled into the chamber mister cain to vote on a measure that virginia democratic senator tim kaine says could stop an all-out war from breaking out at any moment with iran and i'm very worried that this president believes he can just wage war without congress and all cain says his measure with new mexico democrat tom udall would specifically prohibit president trump from using military action against iran without approval from congress tensions are the highest they have been. >>in many years and the risk of a costly. miscalculation grows day by day but the republican controlled senate rejected the measure majority leader mitch mcconnell says because tensions are rising with iran the us should be able to respond at a moment's notice. >>this terrible idea in a moment. let alone has around is escalating of violence and searching for any sign of american weakness earlier this week president trump slapped new sanctions on iran in retaliation for shooting down a us drone the president originally considered a military strike but called it off minutes before it was scheduled to launch i th

in virginia to commemorate the 75th anniversary virginians were very affected by the day senator tim kaineays it's important to recognize those who sacrificed including the bedford boys 19 men from the same small town of bedford, virginia who lost their lives on d-day to protect others and even people you know living in death camps are living in occupied. >>territory under the suppression of the nazis, they might not actually been liberated for another year. but when that invasion began and they heard about it on clandestine radiorprograms that gave them hope 7 decades later only a handful of d-day veterans remain. >>and on this year's anniversary we saw commemorations all over the world to honor them at the world war 2 memorial people celebrated survivors in laid wreaths for their fallen comrades. supporters say moments like this remind us of the greatest generation and their significant contributions the freedom they fought. >>and sacrificed so much to defend. >>on the 75th anniversary of d-day people from all walks of life on earth, the allied forces in remember the liberties they fough

to saudi arabia center said tim kaine who obtained the information from the energy department called the news dangerous i worry that they're trying to hide information that would that would maybe lead us to uncover that there are some you know corruption or or sweetheart deal in this that they don't want the american public to know the concerns around the timing of the approval that was signed off just 2 weeks after the brutal killing of saudi dissident journalist jamal khashoggi for which several high level saudi officials were blamed the u.s. energy department did not immediately respond to a request for. comment on cain statement saudi arabia in its turn however does claim that its atomic program is strictly for civil and peaceful uses the us energy department 1st confirmed the transfers back in march should seek knowledge that 7 cases took place cain is also disturbed by the level of covertness that surrounded the transfers and that no time reference has been given by the trump administration caleb maupin picks up more of the story. the fact that the trumpet administration provid

investigation into secret nuclear technology transfers from the united states to saudi arabia senator tim kaine who obtained the information from the energy department called the situation quote dangers. i worry that they're trying to hide information that would that would maybe lead us to uncover that there's some you know corruption or or sweetheart deal in this that they don't want the american public to know major concerns surround the timing of the approval it was signed off a little over 2 weeks after the brutal killing of saudi dissident journalist jamal khashoggi for which several high level saudi officials were blamed the u.s. energy department confirmed the transfers back in march after the 1st reports emerged but have not responded to the request for comment on the cain statement while saudi arabia itself claims its atomic program is strictly for civil and peaceful uses. the u.s. congress is also disturbed by the quote level of covertness that surrounded the transfers but no time reference was being given by the trump ministration will take us through all that breaking at dawn. the f

to saudi arabia senator tim kaine who obtained the information from the energy department called the news dangerous. i worry that they're trying to hide information that would that would maybe lead us to uncover that there are some you know corruption or or sweetheart deal in this that they don't want the american public to know the concerns around the timing of the approval it was signed off just 2 weeks after the brutal killing of saudi journalist this the journalist was be said to general cause shoji for which several high level saudi officials were blamed kane's also disturbed by the level of covertness that surrounded the transfers to the u.s. energy department did not immediately respond to a request for comment on cain statement saudi arabia is in turn claimed its atomic program is strictly for civil and peaceful uses caleb maupin picks up the story. the fact that the trumpet ministration provided nuclear technical expertise to the saudi monarchy has got some in congress pretty rattled the trump administration has broken this precedent they kept it secret we found out in march

to saudi arabia center said tim kaine who obtained the information from the energy department called the news dangerous. i worry that they're trying to hide information that would that would maybe lead us to uncover that there are some you know corruption or or sweetheart deal in this that they don't want the american public to know the concerns around the timing of the approval it was signed off a little over 2 weeks after the brutal killing of saudi dissident journalist your monkeys shoji for which several high level saudi officials were blamed the u.s. energy department confirmed the transfers back in march after the 1st reports emerged but haven't responded to the requests for comment now statement saudi arabia for its part claims its atomic program is strictly for civil and peaceful uses congress is also disturbed by the level of covertness that surrounded the transfers and the no time reference given by the trumpet ministration over caleb maupin has got more detail on this big story for you. the fact that the trumpet administration provided nuclear technical expertise to the sa

congressional authorization for him to do so this bill has some pretty widespread support democrats like tim kaine are supporting it as are republicans like rand paul and mitch mcconnell this is how the legislation has been described. last week we watched president schoen come within minutes of striking a room involving the united states in yet another trillion dollar war in the middle east present from campaigned on ending costly wars of the seas but given the advisors he chose and his recent risky actions he's not living up to that promise now u.s. president trump was recently interviewed by the hill and in that interview he stated that he did not believe he needed congressional approval in order to take measures and strike against iran this is what trump said in the interview do you believe right now that you have the authority to strike iran without congress i do i do believe that i like the idea of keeping congress abreast but i wouldn't have to do that this is been a longstanding disagreement if you look at recent u.s. history many military actions by the united states in places such as viet

senator tim kaine. senator patty murray. and senator diane feinstein. all voted yes. ein of the e bo.es to end thesis o why es theeatic ee leadersh othis sid want t ntinue tplayotics wn theemocratic lears in t sena every single member of the senate democratic leadership voted yes to end the crisis on the border. but why, madam speaker, are we on this floor now? why does the democratic leadership on this side want to continue to play politics when the democratic leadership in the senate says no? 58 days is enough, 18 votes over there are too many. but yes, people are dying. but yes, the money is out. we've acknowledged it on this floor. madam speaker, it makes me begin to wonder how can a few control so many? on that opening day when we're on this floor we all raise our hand individually. we all swear to uphold the constitution. our names are individually on the ballot when we're voted to come in here. this is not a moment to let somebody else control your name or your voting card. this is not a moment to say my party tells me to go here because that's not the case. ch

tomorrow morning at 5:00 the senate is going to have a vote all day on an amendment by tim kaine, democrat of virginia and tom udall from new mexico to barracks in iran without senate consent. this will be the longest roll call bill in history. the reason they are starting so early is a lot of the senators want to get home, so they will vote early and run to the airport. then other democratic senators par iparticipating in the debatn miami. it needs 60 votes to be adopted and they are not expecting to get 60 votes. melissa: it's june 27. the rest of us have a bunch more workdays before the 4th of july. i hear what you are saying. thanks. good report, chad. for more on the border bill vote, let's bring in senator james langford of oklahoma. senator, what is your reaction to this vote now and to nancy pelosi in a lot of people are saying she was forced to do this. it seems like it was a good move on her part and she could have put up a fight and left for the holiday without doing anything. maybe it' the better part of valor. >> it was back in march the secretary of dhs said we have a humanit

officers dpe tim kained four people -- detained four people at the scene and theospital but their injuries are not life-threatening. authorities say a short time later they responded to a crash on tylerstreet. an 18-year-old was found shot in the car and died. investigators won't discuss specifics but they do say the two incidents appear to be related and not random. >>> a house fire in the south bay forced a family of four out of their home. the fire was first reported before 11:15 last night at bristol wood lane near east of 680. that fire was contained in about 25 minutes. most of the damage occurred in the garage. part of the home sustained damage. >>> today president trump attending a campaign fundraiser event in miami after launching his re-election campaign in orlando. it was a big night and ktvu's lauren blancherd joins us live. she is in florida with reaction to the campaign kickoff. good morning. >> good morning, frank. well president trump left orlando. he is now here with us in dural, florida. he's going to begin his fundraising. >> i stand before you to officially launch my ca

virginia senator tim kaine will etings in richmond and fredericksburg. he is pushing for congress and virginia's general assembly tos paun safety regulation in the wake of the virginia beach massacre. >> a man convicted will learn today how much time he'll spend behind bars. daniel beckwith was found guilty for the murder of irfra. he h kofra. overloaded power strip started th t killed kofra. beckwith faces 30 years in pr ison. >>> this is the first week on on the new job -- first weekday on the new job for the head it themithsonian. f he is theirst african-american to hold this position which oversees 19 museums and the national zoo. big job but he can handle it. >>> this weekenthere was a special mass at d.c.'s basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. >> they recognized hundreds of couples were recognized who are celebrating wedding anniversaries and it ranged from 25 to 75 years. it was part of a mass. of those in attendance more thab 300 couples han married for 50 years or more. one wife offered her secret to a long marriage. >>

senator tim kaine spoke here and saluted their sacrifice. >> there were 32 young men fromo bedford wameore on that first day. 19 were killed almost immediately. and another three died within the first few days after the invasion. >> reporter: as you heard, the bedford, virginia, town taking a lot of losses as a result of the invasion. the ceremony will begin at 10:00 this morning. the national air and space museum featuring some programming today, as well. apatterby mentioned inassing -- a passerby mentioned in passing he wanted to come by and reflect because he realizes we're losing so manyf those world war ii veterans. he said it's very important that we pay tribute to them while we have them here alive. live outside the memorial, justin finch, news4, back to you. >> thank you. >>> today mexic and american leaders will be back at the negotiation tables trying to figure out a way to avoid u.s. tariffs from going into effect next week. this ist all abou border security. president trump said if mexico can't find a way to stop the flow of immigration into the u.s., he will impose 5% tarif

virginia senator tim kaine will host meetings in richmond and fredericksburg, pushing for the general assembly to pass gun safety legislation in the wake of the virginia beach massacre. >>> also today, the man convicted in a bizarre case in montgomery county will learn how much time he will spe behind bars. daniel beckwidth was found guilty of he built a bomb shelter and an overloaded power strip started a fire. beckwith faces up 30 years in prison. >>> a prince george's county community is abuzz following a weekend sighting of a bear. spotted several times, each timl in residentia areas. the most recent la i night ft. washington in the area of jackson drive and adams drive. take a look. the animal was se on saturday. >> it's not a small bear! >> surveillance cameras caught him rummaging near trash cans, knocking over irdbathsd running across back yards. yikes. a lot of people say this is the first time they have him and the sighting has put some of them on edge. they spoke to news4's darcy spencer last night. >> reporter: at would you do if you saw him? >> i don't know. maybe run awa

tim kaine, when he was governor, closed a loophole around mental health.cauliffe ordered a ban on state legislation buildings. are you sure this can be done in the legislature? >> we want to put this in the code of virginia again. that's what virginians are asking for. again, we had this tremendous tragedy, and it's not just this tragedy, kasie, we lost over a thousand lives in virginia this past year to gun violence. just while i was in hampdton ths weekend, one was shot and killed in portsmouth. friday i'll be going to the funeral of a precious nine-year-old who was shot over memorial day here in richmond. enough is enough. these are common sense pieces of legislation, and i am confident if the members of the legislature are able to take a vote, these pieces of legislation will pass and become law in virginia. >> governor, i understand you are trying to take the lead on this issue, but frankly, your ability to lead your state was called into pretty dramatic question over the photograph that appeared in your medical school yearbook. how are you confident

your reaction to senator tim kaine, rand paul and others sending a letter saying they are concerned about a military conflict with iran. >> i think the concerns are valid. the maximum pressure campaign is supposed to be designed to get a positive outcome for the united states. but the way we are doing it, it puts so much pressure it doesn't give us a chance to have a good outcome and makes it more probable iran will continue to do these things because there is no offramp and diplomatic chance for them to do the thing they are doing. >> iran has been an issue and it's been brutalizing its own people itment the world's top executioner of teenagers. assaults on women from the regime are noted by human rights watch and amnesty international. iran has been a problem for decade. it's been financing terror around the world. what else do you do? >> who would ever defend anything iran does? they have done all kind of horrible things like you pointed out. but they have been successfully deterred for 40 years. if we use military force and it spawns a war, that would be so bad for our own interests,

senator tim kaine who worked to erect the monument and governor ralph northam there and there to share> that's a big deal. >> he's a global humanitarian. >> and just the most graceful player when i was a little kid watching him on tj, just amazing. >> a real ground breaker. >> still looks murkyre out the. >> there's rain there and rain there, and that i pointingso uth. north is that way, by the way. how you what we're dealing with. rain out there and heavy rain as well. take a look at i-95, yeah, down around the fredericksburg area. it's always a mess, but when you add in rain and strong storms, look at that. you can see northbound on the right side of the screen, no problem therehb and soutnd, ooh, it's jt nasty out there right now. storms making its way through the area. light toin moderate rain through manassas and prince george's county and fairfax county and will williams county. no severe thunderstormin warn. one until 6:00. that's been cancelled now and some strong thunderstorm activity around fredericksburg moving around towards southern stafford county and spotsylvania and out

among those who were here, senator tim kaine.e spoke about d-day, the ties that run deep here locally in our area. and also about d-day being a tning point in world history. >> it wasn't just a military battle. it wasn't just the effort to defeat the horrible forces of fascism. the invasion, just the fact of the invasion created a tremendous amount of hope in people who had lived und oppressi oppression. >> reporter: and just over my shoulder here, the chairs are being set up for the wreath-laying ceremony set start at 10:00 this morning just off the mall, the national air hold ace museum will be something special d-day programming toda as well. we're live here right off the mall here, justin finch, news4. back to you. >> all right. y thanku. >>> 5:48. this morning we have confirmation that president trump will speak at the lincoln memorial july 4th. the speech could have a drastic impact on security and logistics for america's biggest birthday party park policeld the "washington post" they're waiting forls detairom the secret se

the leading lawmakers behind the commitment, like tom udall and tim kaine, and senators rand paul andt was a guard rail against president trump starting a war with iran. >> they are trying to create excuses why we should ignore the constitution and open the door with war with iran without a vote. and president trump has said he was ten minutes away from doing just that. >> this comes as a squadron of advanced f-22 jets deployed to qatar for the first time, part as written form and sent over to that pentagon shot down the u.s. drone in international airspace. they allowed the vote on the mm and to make sure there were no delays of the national defense authorization, but mitch mcconnell said this amendment is purely against president trump. >> none of our democratic fans would be supporting this if it were a democratic president. this clearly restricts administrations' of both parties who we've seen take measured responses to iranian acts of terror. >> florida senator marco rubio says lawmakers should not be pushing the panic button. >> not only is this unnecessary from a policy perspec

we saw tim kaine lead that, barbara lee -- do you think congress will do something to reassert their war power authority? caller: we could try, but it seems he is the king. i do not think we can stop him. host: did you want to jump in on that debate? guest: there are certainly growing interest, in both parties. you mentioned last week on doing something to limit future whatdent's powers on actions they are allowed to take or limit the current president's powers. mike lee, republican from utah, he is a constitutional scholar, said he/so he says let's discuss this. he would like to see it done and a legislative, methodical way. other lawmakers, such as barbara lee, want to repeal the aumf that they are acting under and start over. >> you can find this and all our washington journal segments on line at c-span.org. we take you live now to the floor the house, gaveling back in e united states to deliver t the house of representatives a essage in writing. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the communication. the clerk: the honbl

. >> tim kaine was like can you get on your e-mail, i can't get into instagram.get how they're all connected and if one thing goes down, you know, it all does. do we have time to get to this sound bite? we don't? okay. sorry, how long can this investigation take? >> an eternity. microsoft took 12 years. this could be the beginning of a very, very long legal and political battle. >> thank you all. fascinating. we'll get you back up-to-date when it's appropriate. >>> more than 20 democrats are running for president and one of them is joining me to unveil his plan to heal the divide between some police and the communities they serve. julian castro is next. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla presc

you and senator tim kaine put afford a medicare x plan. it would play doctors prices at medicare rates, cover things like pediatric maternity care. talk about how this plan differs from others? >> it differs because it is a public option. i want us to have universal coverage. it is ridiculous in america that we don't have it and we need it now. we don't need it ten years from now or 20 years from now. and i think the way we can get it is with a public option. it gives everybody in america the choice about whether they want to retain the insurance that they have or go on a public option. so for them, it looks like medicare for all. but it gives everybody in america a choice. and i think that's what people want. in new hampshire and iowa, that's what i hear. people are not saying that think think it's a good idea to take insurance away from 180 million people as bernie sanders is proposing. another difference that you'll care about is that that plan cost $30 trillion. and this plan actually makes money because fewer people will be subsidized

what senators including rand paul, tim kaine, tom udall, mostly democrats but including senator paul, they want to make sure any spending happens on or attempt to buffer them against military action has to go through congress, trying to make sure the white house doesn't try to use the 20 -- the 2001 war powers act to preempt congress and act without congress passed say so. -- congress's say-so. host: a doozy of a session last week, 20 plus hours in terms of in-committee marking it up. will we see any significant changes and defense policy now the democrats are in control in the house? are they are posing significant alterations? guest: defense spending tends to be more partisan than other issues. there are questions about the total numbers and all of these spending bills, house is working on appropriations bills as well, that is happening before the topline numbers set. we can talk about that later. democrats would like to spend a little less on defense or public -- and republicans want to spend more. host: the president will be launching his campaign tomorrow night in orlando, florid

senator tim kaine said u.s. officials said that all of the iranian actions so far, all of them, are a response to trump's quote/unquote maximum pressure campaign. so let's get our framing right. it's iran that's been subjected to massive sanctions, iran that's had the nuclear deal undermined and violated. i'm not defending iranian actions, but who's brought us to this point? it's the trump administration. >> can you imagine what the reaction would be if the iranians happened to hack a u.s. columnist to death in an embassy. imagine what people would say. medi hasan, thanks for joining me. >>> filmmaker rob reiner and his campaign to get people to read the mueller report. >>> and next, if you're still worried about what to call the places that we keep migrant families that we're rounding up, you may want to pay attention to what's inside of them. that reporting in two minutes. compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider does not provide half of what you provide. and to know that