senator tim kaine of virginia. sorry to have lost you for a moment there. i was asking you about joe biden and whether you think his campaign can recover from this situation. >> andrea, i think he can in the eyes of the voters. i have no doubt the trump team will continue to try to do something out of this because they're very desperate right now. but the vice president said in no uncertain terms this did not happen. the staff, leadership, men and women who work with him in the senate have the time saying this never happened and there was never a complaint filed. a number of press organizations who have done fantastic work in outing claims of sexual assault and harassment against democrats, republicans, politicians, entertainment figures, have investigated this significantly and have not found it to be substantiated. and now we have in the vice president's statement this morning a pretty clear direction, if there was a complaint filed, the staffer said that she filed a complaint. she has her entire personnel file, but does not have the complaint. but if it

president has touted as a success even now he in his view exceeding south korea that tim kaine pointed out in fact that there are still a very high number of deaths that are occurring in the united states still the white house press secretary saying that the u.s. testing is now happening at a higher rate than south korea which was once considered the gold standard she also went on to dispute some of the points made by senator elizabeth warren saying that the number of that she was using were inflated in the view of the white house the center saying there were 25000 new cases just today of coronavirus the white house disputing that number saying in fact there were less than 20000. elsewhere india's vast train network is slowly grinding back to life as the government eases the world's largest lockdown the entire rail system was closed in march to stem the spread of the virus the government says services have to resume to help revive the economy despite posting a record rise in infections just 2 days ago india's prime minister has also promised some $266000000000.00 in financial measures

although, i honestly do wish this tim kaine had been hillary clinton's running mate instead of debatingpence, he would have challenged him to a dual "hey, mike pence, how about you pokÉmon -- go to hell. pow-pow. insanely good mime work today. you guys remember the quine? although, i will give him credit for at least wearing a mask, unlike some of his republican colleagues who have decided to turn mask wearing, a proven technique for eliminating transmission of respiratory illnesses, into yet another dumb culture war issue. like, louisiana senator john kennedy who said this bizarre thing on fox news. >> i don't want to have to wear a face mask in the shower. >> seth: okay, so don't. i think are you safe i doubt anybody would want to be within six feet of you when you're naked and wet no one is telling to wear a face mask in the shower although, based on voice alone, if anyone sounds like they should be wearing a tim kaine-style bandana, it's this douche of hazard. seriously, can we just make stuff up and then get angry about it now "there's another thing i don't want these crazy lib tel

president has touted as a success even now he in his view exceeding south korea that tim kaine pointed out in fact that there are still a very high number of deaths that are occurring in the united states still the white house press secretary saying that the u.s. testing is now happening at a higher rate than south korea which was once considered the gold standard she also went on to dispute some of the points made by senator elizabeth warren saying that the number of that she was using were inflated in the view of the white house the center saying there were 25000 new cases just today of coronavirus the white house disputing that number saying in fact there were less than 20000 and we should point out when it comes to the issue of infections here at the white house of course there has been a bit of an outbreak that has been widely reported including the vice president's press secretary katie miller it is important to note that for the 1st time today we spotted the vice president arriving for work here at the white house wearing a mask something he did not do yesterday we should also l

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coming from some of the democratic senators during that hearing particularly one coming from senator tim kaine who likened the fact that there has been he acknowledged that while there has been an increase in testing in the united states something that the u.s. president has touted as a success even.

senators markk warner in tim kaine for their work to make this project happen. yesterday we received the first monthly unemployment report that really shows the impact this pandemic is having on our employment in virginia. as you know, we have enjoyed a low 2.8% unemployment rate prior to covid-19. for april however, our unemployment rate rose to 10.6%. this is expected, as we have approximately 720,000 people in virginia who have filed for unemployment, including 44,000 new claims this past week. there have been reports that i virginiansividual are having trouble getting unemployment benefits must so i am pleased to announce we are opening a new call center with 315 additional employees to help handle those requests. this is a season when virginia high school and college seniors would be graduating. the pandemic has turned all of those celebrations literally upside down. i am sorry that graduates across virginia will not get to commemorate this achievement with their friends and families, however virginia public media, who also helps with these presentations, h

[laughter] >> i'm not tim kaine ok?discernible chatter] [indiscernible chatter] >> from the hill newspaper, they report that tensions are flaring in the senate as republicans prepared to ramp up their investigations into obama era officials amid public and private pressure from president trump. it gop senators are increasingly embracing calls to investigate some of trump's biggest grievances stemming from the obama administration, including the origins of the russia investigations, established by the foreign intelligence surveillance act and hunter biden. on capitol hill, senate judiciary committee will hold a vote to give chairman lindsey graham broad subpoena authority to call dozens of officials to testify as part of his investigation into the pfizer court and crossfire hurricane. investigationat of election meddling in the 2016 trump campaign. download the freeze to ban -- the free c-span radio app. lindsey graham spoke to reporters about the hearing today. >> this subpoena model was used theenator lakey, but judici

. >>> senator tim kaine and his wife have tested positive for coronavirus antibodies. the virginia democrat who has been seen in the halls of congress wearing a mask said he had been treated for the flu earlier this year but experienced onset of new symptoms in late march. his wife fell ill shortly thereafter. kaine, 62, he and his wife did not get tested due to the national shortage of tests but they were symptom-free by mid april. elizabeth cohen, these antibody tests are becoming more widely available. there's still some questions about their efficacy, but there are a lot of people who are going to be in the kaine situation. >> tricky. the cdc saying the results up to half the time might be wrong and that you're actually more likely to get a false positive meaning you're told you have antibodies when you don't. that is problematic, then people might think, oh, i have antibodies. i'm okay, i can't get reinfected or anyone else sick. senator kaine is doing the right thing. he said he and his wife are behaving as if they basically never knew they had the antibodies. th

mymy favorite shot of the day ws senator tim kaine who appeared to be ao freshly returned to te capitalollowing a train robbery. he had the mask on. all he needed was a stetson and a six iron. looks like he's holding everybody up. >> got to get one of those little cap guns and tassels, the tasseled gloves the boys used to have in the cowboy outfits. there was a huge dustup the other night over "the price is right" on prime time? acrimony is even reaching "the price is right." >> rupaul showed up to raise money for charity. listen. >> i'm altering the show. you compete alongside the senate contestants. we are going to match and give to a special charity. >> i am playing for vital and often free services to both men and women. >> as you can imagine, laura, viewers thought the price was wrong. planned parenthood is the largest provider of abortions in the country despite -- longtime viewers were horrified but watching tonight episode watching delma giving way to planned parenthood, you've got e kidding me. you've lost a lifelong fan. people look to these shows to bring us together, particu

tim kaine of new york will vote for the bill. he thinks it is helpful for his district. has no chance of becoming law, senator republicans opposed to it. ultimately what happens in the next phase of this aggressive bill is uncertain as two sides remain at odds. >> this would have to be left for later compromise as that plays out. the house voting on what would be historic rules. how is that going to play out? >> we expect that to go the line of party line and it will pass. it is historic. the house will allow its members to vote remotely. what it will occur is that members will be able to designate someone to vote on their behalf. if they are direct, they'll be able to vote for other members based on how that member is not in washington wants them to vote. so perhaps one member could vote for dozens of other members and say this person votes this way or that way. those members can stay back at home. right now you have to show up in person to catch the vote on the floor. that's significant. it spells out procedures for house committees to operate remotely. we'll start to

not many people picked mike pence, nobody saw tim kaine as hillary clinton's vice presidential runningate in that campaign, so i think joe biden is going to pick who is geographically distinct from him and can help them with swing states and who has executive leadership experience because as you said at his age and with other issues, you want somebody who can step in and has experience running large organizations and somebody else who has been able to carry the campaign message into the media as an effective surrogate. so someone like the mayor of atlanta is a strong dark horse candidate because she has experience of running a major city through this coronavirus pandemic, she fits geographical as george is becoming a swing state now trending purple if not light blue, i think that would be a great choice. >> tucker: i know a lot of people in atlanta. i don't know a single person who thinks she's a good mayor. is she a good mayor? i don't think she is. >> if you look at the way she has stewarded the city through the coronavirus outbreak in which he came into with the deficits of the city

elizabeth: you know so we had democrat senators ed markey, jeff merkley, tim kaine, who was hillary'sdent, yes, there should be a an independent probe what tara reade saying what joe biden did to her. the allegation he sexually assaulted her in 1993 when joe biden was 20 years in as senator. remember the brett kavanaugh was when brett kavanaugh was a teenager this is different. what is happening now, we're seeing joe biden to your point has the power to release his senator work records of his employees at the university of delaware. the university of delaware though is also moving the goalpost byron, we will release two years after biden leaves public office. they changed it to public office. they will not release the record looks like. do the american people have a right to know had a sexual assault claim against them and sexual harrassment? tara reade may be more people have complaints. seven women stepped forward to accuse biden of misconduct. do voters have a right to look at this? >> of course they do and the question of access is biden's to decide, not university of delaware to

we also got a glimpse of one of history's greatest footnotes: former future vice president tim kaine,arently came straight to the senate from his other job as a cowboy for children's parties. ( as kaine ) "my first question for dr. fauci: who wants a rootin'-tootin' good birthday?! pew-pew!" we also heard from senator bernie sanders, who asked his questions with a red hot chili peppers poster in the background. i mean, no surprise there. when it comes to medicare, he wants to "give it away, give it away, give it away now." what you got, you got to give it to your momma. what you got, you got to gich it to your pap. you got to give it to your daughter. you do a little dance then you drink a little water." anthony ceetis "point break." we forget, anthony kis, "point break." >> "waste of time, man." >> stephen: that's exactly what he sounds like in "point break." we also heard from kansas senator pat roberts, who used his time to confuse us. >> thanks to all of the witnesses. you all are like the fab four. i guess it was a fab five back in the day, but you are shining the light of truth

been operating the camera, it might appear in a better but my favorite shot of the day was senator tim kainewho appeared to be freshly returned to the capital following a train robbery. he had that mask on, all he needed was a six iron. it was quite disturbing. you see him there, it looks like he's holding everybody up. >> laura: got to get him one of those little cap guns on those tassels. the tassel gloves. the little cowboy office. raymond, there was a huge dustup the other night over the price is right and prime time? acrimony is even reaching the price is right, what's happening? >> it started innocently enough, rupaul showed up to raise money for charity. >> going to play alongside the contestants and whatever you win and the rest of the contestants win emma we are going to match and give to a special charity. what's the charity? >> well, i am playing for planned parenthood, which provides vital and often -- services to both men and women. >> $266 for planned parenthood. >> as you can imagine, laura, viewers thought the price was wrong. plan parent longtime viewers wee horrified. one v

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>>i challenge and term of go on for a long term after this virginia senator tim kaine says he's seen doctors and nurses deal with overwhelming stress you can see that much suffering without it. >>having a dramatic effect on you both virginia representative abigail spanberger in virginia senator mark warner believe mental health resources need to be easily available access to mental health services should be considered across the board as one would consider. >>you know a regular checkup and they ought to be able to get the kind of health care they need and that will probably be treatment that will take come. >>much longer than the irish organizations like the american psychological association say congress needs to make sure mental health resources are fully funded. >>making mental help an offense much more reasonable and adequate up all other kinds of health care benefits would be a tremendous health doctor susan mcdaniel a psychologist with the university of rochester medical center says she's regularly checking up on nurses and doctors at our facility trying to prevent some of the

. >> reporter: the chamber of commerce says they're on a call right now with democratic senator tim kaine trying to appeal to him on behalf of these business owners on this side of the street. we'll check in with them to see how that goes, john. >> it's a unique experiment everywhere, but wow, as unique as it gets right there on the tennessee-virginia state line. natasha, really appreciate that insight. >>> up next, a sioux tribe stays firm despite a governor's demand on their refusal to take down checkpoints on their land. [horns honking] birthdays aren't cancelled. hope isn't quarantined. first words aren't delayed. caring isn't postponed. courage isn't on hold. and love hasn't stopped. u.s. bank thanks you for keeping all of our spirits strong. we've donated millions to those in need and are always here for our customers and employees. we've donated millions to those in need staying connected your way you're just a tap away from personalized support on xfinity.com. get faster internet speeds with a click. order xfi pods to your home in a snap. or change your xfinity services with just

the room sat six feet apart, and most wore masks, including makeshift ones, like virginia senator tim kaine. the questions, at times, reflected the nation's political vide. senator chris murphy, democrat from connecticut, slammed the white house response, citing reports they shelved c.d.c. guidance on re-opening.th >> why didn' plan get released?at >> we have gen a series of guidances, as you know, and this outbreak response has evolved.c from a cto an all-over government response. >> nawaz: washington senator patty murrey pushed admiralor giroirore national testing >> nawaz: while isere was bipa concern about a lack of testing so far, as from utah senator mitt romney: >> by march 6, the u.s. std completed ,000 tests, whereas south korea had conducted more than 140,000 tests. tefind our testing record >>thing to celebhatsoever. az echoed president trump's concern abourmation-sharing from china. >> i'm incredibly concerned about the cover-up and misinformation coming from china, and their efforts to suppress life-saving information at the outset of this outbreak. >> there were discussions wi

>> jimmy: thank you, tim kaine for wearing a bandanna at a hearing and looking like the leader of a aled the hell's uncles. [ gibberish sound effects >> there's so many - >> jimmy: thank you, uber, for buying grubhub for being this week's second most confusing phrase for grandparents after "quibi, now roku compatible. [ laughter ] go >> ba-ba ba-ba. >> jimmy: thank you, travel books on my bookshelf for letting me know the best tapas restaurant in portugal in 1997 thank you, curbside pickup >> ready >> jimmy: yep. go music, please. can i -- thank you, curbside pickup and drive-in movie theaters now all i need is to surf down a dinosaur tail to re-create the opening of "the flintstones. [ laughter ] go [ blowing raspberries thank you, slow rollout for describing the reopening of businesses and how i get out of bed over the course of four hours each day go music, please. thank you, self-care, for sounding much nicer than eating cheetos in the bath. there you go, everybody. that's our thank you notes thank you very much! thank you guys for really helping me out now it's time for to go pla

and senator tim kaine says any law barring the release of the complaint should be changed.er, senator elizabeth warren, who is considered a front runner to be joe biden's running mate, is standing by him. saying, the vice president's answers were credible and convincing. "i support the vice president, i support his campaign, and i'm proud to endorse him for president." the power panel slides back in now. guy benson, david burstein. david, the democratic on a panel today, have democrats given it enough look? or other senators correct that it needs an independent investigation? >> david: look, i think this is an issue for biden. there are obviously a lot of questions that have come up about the allegation, and we don't need to get into all those, but i do think that the more this is thoroughly investigated, the more seriously biden takes it, the better it is. maybe it doesn't merit independent investigation. i wish that the senate would be able to release his records, or at least be able to find some way -- perhaps not to make them public, but to have some intermediary, i don

democratic senator tim kaine had introduced the measure after trump ordered the assassination of iranian commander qassem soleimani in january. president trump got into a testy exchange wednesdayay during an oval offffice meeting with medil workers markining national nurss day. sophia adams, president of the american association of nurse practitioners, told president trump she'd been forced to use a single n95 mask for weeks due to a shortage of personal protective equipment at her new orleans hospital. sporadic, has been but it has been manageable and we do what we have to do. we are nurses and we learn to adapt and do whatever the best thing we can do for our patients to get the job done and get the care provided. pres. trump: sporadic for you, but not for a lot of other people. >> i agree, mr. president. pres. trump: i have heard the opposite. amy: at least 27 u.s. medical workers have died of covid-19 amid critical shortages in ppe. national nurses united has been demanding for weeks president trump use his authority under the defense production act to speed production of n95 masks a

had tim kaine in 2016, he did have a swing state he represented. did get virginia for the democrats. this is the most important thing when it comes to joe biden and veep stakes. it is this. it is the age that joe biden will be if he is elected. first inauguration, donald trump was the oldest person inaugurated, beat out ronald reagan, william henry harrison. if joe biden is elected, he moves to the top of the list. 78 years, 51 days. that's what makes the vp pick so important. may not be can they carry a particular state or the election, is joe biden a one term president because he is 78. would he run for re-election at 82. and potentially serve until 86 or would he be a one term president, putting the vice president in prime position for 2024. that's a lot of power joe biden has potentially with that pick. he could pick a vp. if they win, he said last week, he thinks of himself as a transition figure, could put that vp in position to become the nominee or be certainly a major contender for it. it is an important pick as things go. >>> still ahead,

senator tim kaine. >> thank you, mr. chair, for the leadership and witnesses for calling this hearing. i have a slide i want to put up that has shown what happened in america since march 3. the chart compares the experience of united states and south korea on three dates. january 21, both nations experienced their first case of covid-19. at that time the unemployment rates in both countries were essentially identical. march 3 when the witnesses were last year, south korea expressed 28 covid-19 deaths and u.s. nine. again, economies of both nations as measured by the unemployment rates were nearly identical. but now the story changes. as of yesterday more than 81,000 americans have died and u.s. economy experienced job losses not seen since the great depression. meanwhile, the economy of south korea has not changed dramatically at all. and the death toll is now at 256. south korea's smaller than the united states, one-sixth of our population, but even if you bulk up the dwej toll to reflect the difference, the per capita

tim kaine, a democrat on the committee, plans to question why the u.s., in his view, is doing much worse than other countries. expect a lot of pointed questions, a lot of pushback against the administration claims, and we'll see what these witnesses ultimately reveal, how much some of these witnesses, including anthony fauci, break from the message at the white house. >> john, the president has chosen to focus on many other things this morning, other things not focused on this critical testimony, it seems. >> no, he's quite distracted. he's under pressure from both the public health fallout as well as the economic fallout, but that public health fallout is getting right to the white house. we have heard from the white house this morning that the president is keeping his distance from vice president pence, or the other way around, vice president pence is staying away from the president because his press secretary has tested positive for the virus. the president alluded to that in his news conference yesterday, referring to during this quarantine period, he may -- he hasn't seen vice presi

tim kaine, remember him in 2016. i've done my own research on this.e vp effect is pretty real but small. maybe around two percentage points, but hey, you might say, voters don't care about the vp anyway, so might as well pick up points in an important swing state. the problem is the advantage is bigger in the smaller states. say wyoming, where they might have a personal relationship with the candidate. and sarah palin, six or seven points to john mccain. but alaska only has three electoral votes. on the other hand, whitmer from densely populated and elector electorally rich michigan might be worth just one or two points to biden. these aren't ordinary times. biden is 71 years old, and we're in the midst of a pandemic. voters might put more experience. so, no i don't buy that biden needs to pick a vp from the swing state. >> our thanks to nate. rahm emanuel and chris christie are up next with an insider look at the vp vetting process and how changing norms for potential running mates might affect the 2020 ticket. we'll be right back. k. 2020 ticket. ma

tim kaine was there in the hearing room, appearing with a mask over his nose and mouth.apid fall appeared not to wear a mask, though he's the only member of the senate to have gotten the virus and gotten over it. the witnesses in this system testified remotely. three of them are currently in some form of quarantine after coming in contact with someone that tested positive for coronavirus. while the president often uses the podium to ignore his experts, today dr. fauci was able to talk about the virus and contradict the president's favorite talking point in many instances. >> the idea of having treatments available or a vaccine to facilitate the reentry of students into the fall term would be something that would be a bit of a bridge too far. when you talk about will this virus just disappear, and as i said publicly many times, that is not going to happen. it's such a highly transmissible virus. what we have worked out is a guideline framework of how you safely open america again, and there are several checkpoints in that, with a gateway first of showing depending on the

reporter: virginia senator tim kaine wants to hear from the fcc. >> i am not per situated because we only d i'm not persuaded because we only heard one side of the case. reporter: the fcc said they have made a sound decision based on sounds engineering principles. the head of ligado says our system can be instrumental in the transition to 5g. >> i see the science, the studies, the results. reporter: dozen of companies that use gps like the airlines have also expressed concerns. they want to bring 5g not just to mayo america, but rural amer. jon: leaked audio shows how former president obama reacted the to the michael flynn case. he said the justice is department's decision to drop the case put the quote rule of law" at risk. reporter: portions of the audio of the call were leaked to yahoo news. flynn pled guilty to lie together fbi about his communications with the russian ambassador. the justice department said it planned to drop the case. >> it's the kinds of shock where you begin to get worried that basic -- not just institution tall norms -- but pour basic understanding of rule o

. >> reporter: virginia senator tim kaine wants to hear from the fcc and the company based in his state persuaded me and the reason, we've only heard one side of the case. >> reporter: the fcc calls the pentagon pre po preposterous. they say they stand by the decision 100% and won't be dissueded by fear mongering. the head of the company says our spectrum can be instrumental in the transition to 5g. >> what do you see that attorney general barr and second pompeo don't see. >> i see the science. i see the studies. i see the results. >> reporter: dozens of companies who use gps including airlines and package delivery have also expressed concern and they're asking the pentagon. they hope they win. arthel. arthel: this is concerning, lucas. how does this happen without the top brass from the president on down knowing about this? >> reporter: well, bill barr, secretary mnuchin and secretary pompeo all back legatto. on capitol hill, most lawmakers, republican and democrat, are backing the pentagon on this along with 70 companies including fed ex, including ups, including the airlines who use

. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit >>> senator tim kaine today pressed cdc director robert redfield on why the u.s. has trailed other countries when it comes to contact tracing. >> south korea embraced a rigorous contact tracing program right from the beginning. the united states still has not engaged in a contact tracing program >> unfortunately, as the cases rose, it went beyond the capacity and we went to mitigation. so we lost the containment edge. >> meanwhile, public health officials in california said contact tracing allowed them to successfully identify a cluster of coronavirus cases, all linked to a birthday party in pasadena. joining us now is nbc news correspondent, steve patterson. steve, what did they find? >> reporter: katy, i don't have to tell you it is old school cold calling followed by old-school detective work. authorities here essentially got a tip there was this unregulated party at a time in which the stay-at-home order in california is still very much in place. we're talking 30 to 40 people, no one wearing masks, no one safely soc

tim kaine was there in the hearing room. he appeared with a bold hank handkerchief covering his nose and mouth. thr while the president often uses the podium to tell people to ignore his experts, today dr. anthony fauci was able to clearly talk about the virus and in many instances contradict the president's favorite talking points. >> the idea of having treatments available or a vaccine to facilitate the re-entry of students into the fall term would be something that would be a bit of a bridge too far. when you talk about will this virus just disappear? and as i've said publicly many times, that is just not going to happen because it's such a highly transmissible virus. what we have worked out is a guideline framework of how to safely open america again. and there are several checkpoints in that with a gateway, first, of showing depending on the dynamics of an outbreak in a particular region, state, city or area, that would really determine the speed and the pace with which one does re-enter or reopen. i have been very clea