we know along with mark warner and tim kaine. [applause] >> we are working on this in congress. it means modernizing our physical infrastructure. folks, we use to invest than any other country in r&d. we had the number one infrastructure in the world. best roads, highways, roads, ports. it's about replacing lead pipes that are poisoning our kids in the water system. delivering high-speed internet to every single virginian, whirl and urban. making sure to buy american so when we invest in jobs and we invest in jobs and repurchase all this, american workers are doing the work. it's not that complicated. we share the belief that building back that are means investing and also our human infrastructure.

we know along with mark warner and tim kaine.rs and applause] they are working on this in congress. it means modernizing our physical infrastructure. folks, we used to invest more than any other country in the world in research and development. we had the number one infrastructure in the world. best roads, highways, roads, ports. it's about replacing lead pipes that are poisoning our kids in the water system. delivering high-speed internet to every single virginian, rural and urban. making sure to buy american so when we invest in jobs and we purchase all this, american workers are doing the work. it's not that complicated. it really is and, if you fight for it. terry and i share the belief that building back better means investing in human infrastructure. that is my plan. these are all the things he is fighting for. terry and i believe that if we educate our children earlier, they do better. [cheers and applause] by the way, no matter what background they come from, all the studies of the great universities in this state and oth

and tim kaine, the design genius who thought this up with the planning commissioner he has lied to the that he's really not doing this but it still on the city's website so this garbage has to stop here that is why buckhead city will make a great municipality without any of these crazy policies going forward. thanks to your help, tucker people know what we are doing. >> tucker: i hope so. it is just so clearly an act of hate and aggression that they just don't like you. they couldn't build the neighborhood you live and so they want to destroy it. i really hope you fight them. >> we will fight, tucker.d i hope you follow the story. we will keep you posted. >> tucker: thank you, good to see you.ht >> thank you, sir. >> tucker: actually turned out to be interesting britney spears, that saga has a new turn tonight from a judge. she is under conservatorship who has controlling her life for years. and maybe to get married. we will tell you about it after the break. ♪ ♪ n tonight from a judge. she is under conservatorship who has controlling her life for has controlling her life for years. he

senator tim kaine of virginia talked about their arrival. >> we feel particularly supportive and evenl place of touching soil in the united states as these afghan sivs and family members begin the next exciting, challenging opportunity in the country rmp th. >> reporter: these afghans were esse essential to america's efforts. sarah payne that served described the war time comr comradery. >> i'm grateful to anyone that sat in the trenches with me fully knowing the hazards that we face that more than likely one of us would die and the interpreter was there with us and i owe them as duty as much as any soldier i was with. >> reporter: of the 20,000 afghans in the siv pipeline, about 10,000 of them have just begun the application process. according to the state department, applications can take years to process. that could be a deadly problem for some with the taliban hunting down afghans who work with the u.s. and seizing more control of the country. >> if i don't go out at all, i'm counting down my end of life. >> reporter: now, wolf, today was a step in the right d direction but what r

senator tim kaine of virginia talked about their arrival. >> we feel particularly supportive and proud their family members begin a next exciting challenging opportunity in this country. >> reporter: these afghans were essential to america's efforts on the ground in afghanistan over the last 20 years, army captain sarah payne who served in the country described the wartime camaraderie. >> i'm grateful to anybody who sat in the trenches with me, fully knowing the hazards that we faced. that more than likely, one of us was going to die. and the interpreter was right there with us, and i owe them a duty as much as any soldier i was with. >> reporter: of 25,000 afghans in the pipeline, about 10,000 have just begun the process. according to the state department, applications can take years to process. that can be a deadly problem for some, with the taliban hunting down afghans that work with the u.s. and seizing control of the country. >> if i don't go out, i'm counting down my end of life. >> reporter: president biden said these arrivals are just the first of many, as the administration wo

here's virginia senator tim kaine on their arrival. >> we feel particularly supportive and even proudhat we can be the initial place of touching soil in the united states as these afghan sivs and their family members begin a next exciting, challenging chapter of opportunity in this country, just as waves of immigrants before have enriched our nation. these afghans are already enriching our nation and will continue to. >> now, these afghan nationals were essential, of course, to u.s. efforts in afghanistan over the past two decades. listen to how one army captain described the wartime camaraderie. >> i'm grateful to anybody that sat in the trenches with me, fully knowing the hazards that we faced, that more than likely one of us was going to die. and the interpreter was right there with us, and i owe them a duty as much as i owe any soldier that i was with. >> now, the arrival of those afghans in the u.s. is good news, but it's a drop in the bucket, and it comes late in the game for tens of thousands of others whose lives are at risk right now and who continue to wait. but meanwhile, a

joining me, virginia democratic senator tim kaine. let's talk about the art of the possible. what is possible on reconciliation that doesn't blow up the fragile infrastructure deal. there's a lot of politics popping up on social media between the progressive left and trump right, but what's going on with the action in the middle here? >> well, chuck, advice i would have to everybody is don't bruise until you get hit. don't think it will be bad, let us do something good. i'm really excited about the bipartisan deal. we have to get through an amendment process this weekend. it will produce a great outcome for our country. everyone knows in the senate we are then moving to use reconciliation to focus on education, health care, immigration, and climate priorities. all the republicans are aware of that. that fact has not caused the bipartisan deal to come off the rails. i have been working very much on the reconciliation deal as member of the budget and health educational pension committees. we'll get to the vote on the bipartisan deal. i think it will be a great win for the count

it is senator ben cardin as well as the former vice president nominee or candidate i should say tim kainehe pipeline from russia through europe with a hub in germany. you guys stopped it you said that's going to jeopardize national security. we would like to sell you natural gas. and we're not going to blow you up. they say it's the trump administration fault for letting 90% being done by the too close to call time they took office. what's your reaction? >> brian, this is dangerous and it is dumb. i cannot believe that they have lifted these sanctions. frankly congressionally mandated that is legal requirement that they had. i don't know how they got around it i guess they found a place they thought they could make a waiver, more importantly, substantially. we slowed it down. we had it stopped. >> the german leadership knew it the russian leadership knew as it well. they talked about 90% of the pipeline. that's irrelevant you can't flow through a 0% pipeline you need 100 percent. this is a ruse and a hide. they are cuddling up to the germans i suspect they want climate change bad for ukra

senator tim kaine of virginia talked about their arrival. >> we feel particularly supportive and evenl place of touching soil in the united states as these afghan sivs and their family members begin a next exciting challenging chapter of opportunity in this country. >> reporter: these afghans were essential to america's efforts on the ground in afghanistan over the last 20 years. army captain payne who served in the country described the wartime camaraderie. >> i'm grateful to anybody that sat in the trenches with me fully knowing the hazards that we faced that more than likely one of us was going to die. and the interpreter was right there with us. and i owe them a duty as much as i owe any soldier that i was with. >> reporter: of the 20,000 afghans in the siv pipeline, about 10,000 of them have just begun the application process, according to the state department. applications can take years to process. that could be a deadly problem for some, with the taliban issuing death threats for afghans who worked with the u.s. and seizing control of the country. >> if i don't get out of afgh

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among those senators in the meeting was virginia's tim kaine. he joins me now.ask you to begin, about jamie gangel's reporting. the idea in this new book coming out from phil rucker and others, some of the top generals in the former president's administration made informal plans to protect against such an outcome. does that surprise you? >> um, no, anderson, it -- it shocks me but it doesn't surprise me. as you pointed out, i was on the ticket in 2016 and i spent 105 days trying to tell america that donald trump, the man, pre-2016, would be a disaster, bigoted, narcissistic bully, anti-science guy as a president. and america wanted to take a chance on, you know, donald trump and they did. and we've got 600,000 dead and we had an attack on the capitol. and we had a big lie perpetrated against the 2020 election that goes on, to this day, in state legislature around the country that are passing anti-voting laws. so, no, it -- it didn't surprise me, at all. what -- what saddens me is the way this guy was able to bamboozle so many americans, into thinking he would do

did just return from a trip to the area a i went with senators tim kaine and chris coons and others to ecuador and guatemala. i want to talk about how to help these countries and how to help ourselves in america more by changing some of our policies. not just asking them to change when they do, but changing some of the things that we do. it was an opportunity to show our support for that's countries. these are our neighbors in latinmark. all of them are allies. i understand this is the first major congressional delegation to make the trip. they are our neighbors, at our front door in effect. i did find when we were down there that there was a lot of appreciation that we were showing up and talking about america's role in the region and talking about the role of china and russia and iran and other countries at least in the venezuela area with regard to russia and iran and cuba has been increasing at a time when sometimes the u.s. presence is not felt as acutely. so it is important for us to be there. as a country that is still a beacon of hope and opportunity for those who seek democrac

i'm very proud, working with tim kaine and senators from maryland. we made sure this legislation included a full eight-year reauthorization of our metro system. we made sure that we're making record investments in transit so that we can get metro back up operating again on a full schedule and we can make the needed safety improvements that have been plaguing metro for a number of years. we also know that we have got to continue to build out additional metro stations in northern virginia. one at potomac yard that will be extraordinarily important to the innovation center and the amazon two headquarters. we've got to make sure as well because metro is moving to zero-emission buses. that's good news for our climate and for our community. the question is where are those zero-emission buses going to be built? this legislation as well makes record investment in electric and other low-carbon and no-carbon buses so they can be built here, not in china. our record investment in transit will also make dramatic improvements for the v.r.e. for the manassas line.