we continue our conversation with senator tim kaine of virginia.sterday for the fifth time we learned about this other tranche of classified information being kept at the president's personal residence. how does a senator accidentally take classified material home? >> margaret, i don't really know the answer to that question. because i review classified material as a senator on the armed services and foreign relations committees, but when i do it, it's always in a classified facility where i don't have access to the materials other than to sit there and read them. so, that's why there needs to be this independent investigation, independent prosecutor. how many documents are we do?a haor hundreds? how serious are they? why were they taken? did anyone have access to them? and then is the president being cooperative? i think by all accounts it suggests, yes, of course he's being cooperative, as anyone should be. but these are the reasons why this independent prosecutor and an investigation is necessary. >> yeou're one of the few senat democrats who ha

you are in richmond where tim kaine has announced that he is seeking a third term. former mayor of richmond, former governor of virginia. easing democratic fears about holding the senate in what can be a hard-fought race for democrats in virginia. >> yeah, that's right. there's no question that this was a very close call for national democrats. tim kaine told us today that he has been grappling with this decision for several months. he didn't decide fully until last week. then he even marinated on the issue, as he said, for seven days before coming to a final decision of which he didn't even inform his staff of until 9:00 last night. he told us that he still believes he has work to do. take a listen. >> in conversations with friends and especially with ann and my family, i decided to run for a third term. i'm a servant. i love virginia. i'm proud of what i have done. i got a whole lot more i want to do. there's a beautiful line, always do for others and let others do for you. it makes me happy to serve others. >> what's important to point out here, that if tim kaine

you may pay as little as $25. >>> we're back with democratic senator tim kaine of virginia. dealt with a number of mass shootings as governor and senator in the state of virginia. i wonder your thoughts on monterey park this morning. >> margaret, it's just like scar tissue that keeps getting reopened every time these things happen. we're reminded in virginia of the shooting at virginia tech in april of 2007. my heart goes out to this community. i'm worried that the perpetrator is still at large. let's first make sure law enforcement has the support to catch him and we need to support the survivors and all of those affected. >>> senator, we have to take a quick break. we'll talk to you more on the other side of it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

, i think it's notable that the two democrats i rattled off earlier, tim cain and joe manchin -- tim kaine -- face tough re-elections many 2024, joe manchin being the only democrat left in congress from the state of west virginia and tim crane across the river -- tim kaine facing re-election in 2024. you saw governor young kuhn win the governorship in virginia, certainly that's a swing state. so these democrats in vulnerable sates, debbie dingell just said earlier, debbie stabenow says she won't be running for re-election in michigan. this certainly is going to be a big issue in 2024. arthel: so it seems like some of it's, bulk of it seems to be political and some of it is about transparency. >> reporter: always here in washington, arthel. [laughter] arthel: yes. and i'm glad you remembered where you live, mr. tomlinson. [laughter] take care. eric? eric: well, arthel, president biden says his handling of the classified material is much ado about nothing, basically. can he put behind him, or will it continue as new revelations are made public, and could that continue to the next presidentia

how much -- how happy is chuck schumer that tim kaine made this decision today. >> i don't think thereany way to underplay this. the democrats in the senate are breathing an if enormous sigh of relief that tim kaine made the decision to run for re-election. and i could tell you from my own reporting that this was a very close call. it could have easily gone the other way. and kaine even told us today that he was grabbing with this decision last month and didn't formally come to the final decision last night telling his staff at 9:00 p.m. last night that he was going to run for re-election and chuck schumer was quick to point out, saying tim kane is an exemplary senator that continues to deliver for our country time and time again. he has fight tirelessly for his home state and work families an i'm confident that his best years are to come. and let's take a look at this map that you've been talking about and why taking virginia out of play, now republicans are at least going to amount some sort of challenge to kaine but it will be much more difficult if it were an open seat. because the

. >>> tim kaine is expected to decide whether or not he's going run for re-election next year. third term. if he were to step down, it would create the first open senate seat in more than a decade. they're trying to hold onto their slim majority. senator kaine has been open about his battle with long covid symptoms. it's not clear if his health has played a role. we'll find out in a few hours. if he were to step aside, that would be a hostly contested senate seat. >>> still ahead, we're going to have a look at the latest business news. the markets are mostly flat as the market is trying to hang onto its january rally. "way too early" is coming right back. "way too early" is coming right back my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma that can mean less oral steroids. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop s

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>> now to democratic senators tim kaine and joe manchin said they want to seek classified documents investigatedh urgency. senator manchin telling colleagues the reports about president biden's mishandling of classified documents are extremely irresponsible and disturbing. these allegations should be investigated fully. joe biden first arrived in washington as u.s. senator 50 years ago this month when richard nixon was president. four years later biden torpedoed jimmy carter's take over the nominees illegal possession of classified documents he's taken with him from the white house years earlier to write a book. president biden declined comment about classified documents as a famous exchange with peter doocy, the president spoke up candidly thursday making the following claim. >> i think you will find there's nothing there mama i have no regrets following what lawyers told me they want me to do and it's what we are doing. there's no there there. >> president biden's approval rating dipped to about 40% near the lowest of his presidency. jon: lucas tomlinson, thanks. let's bring and jonathan turle

tim kaine running for third term and democrats want answers and this will lead to this story getting more traction and now the democrats are asking about the classified materials and why it came out drip, drip, drip. >> lucas on the north lawn of the white house for us, thank you. bill, it's notable the house intelligence committee leadership, the republicans are now calling on the intelligence communities themselves to carry out this national security investigation to find out if any of the information that was in those documents reportedly, they covered everything from ukraine to the u.k. whether that potentially has any impact on future national security. bill: yeah, and the republicans are asking doj for documents and they sent a letter the other day, doj did, making it look like it's murky whether they'll give the documents and a lot of people are talking about the hypocrisy, remember, when president trump had his documents scandal, president biden went out of his way to go on 60 minutes and tv, the infamous quote, and then you hear him there's no "there" there. >> hypocrisy in

i'm con december ta brewer tim kaine will run for a third term he raised speculation about possible retirementgain will ease democratic worries about holding on to that senate seat he says he has four good reasons to stay in washington. >> here's why in conversations with friends and especially with ann and my family i decided to run for a third term i'm a servant. i love virginia. i'm proud of what i have done. i got a whole lot more i want to do. >> good thing you could remember that sometimes you forget if you say there's four existing home sales fell in december it was the 11th monthly decline in a row the sales rate is lowest in more than a dozen years state street and regents are up. both states getting a boost from higher interest rates. that's the news for right now. >> thank you very much two hours into the trading day, let's get a check on the markets. we are near session highs with the nasdaq leading the gains on the back of, yes, netflix earnings and alphabet's layoffs. here are some of your movers at this hour. a big bump following a fourth quarter earnings that beat up nearly 20%

according to a new poll, you gov poll senators joe manchin of west virginia and tim kaine, a virginia agree with two-thirds of americans who support an investigation. the documents were discovered in the president's former private office and his delaware home. the attorney general has appointed a special counsel to look into the matter. >> meanwhile, president biden's white house chief of staff ron klain, is expected to step down in the coming weeks, according to senior administration officials, the search for a successor is already underway. klain said that he takes pride and having lasted longer than any other democratic president's first chief of staff and more than 50 years. sources say labor secretary marty walsh and susan rice, the white house domestic policy adviser, are among those being considered as claims replacement. >> thousands of employees in the tech industry will soon lose their jobs to google becoming the latest tech giant to announce mass layoffs. other companies like meta, microsoft and amazon have done so as well. economists say even with the job cuts, many of the

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do democratic senators, joe manchin and tim kaine, have signaled this weekend that they are open to investigatingnt. and what is your response to this latest discovery? what do you make of democrats now open to investigating president biden? >> there is an investigation. authority general merrick garland has appointed a special counsel. president biden's 100% cooperating with the special counsel. they have notified the justice department as soon as they found these classified documents. they have invited the justice department into the president's personal residence to find any other documents that may be classified. that shows to me that the president believes in the rule of law and is fully cooperating. he is acting in a way you would want anyone to act in these types of circumstances. >> earlier this afternoon, reproductive rights supporters mobilize coast to coast for the 50th anniversary of roe versus wade today. vice president kamala harris with -- remarks this afternoon acknowledging the impact of rose repealed seven months ago. announcing a forthcoming white house effort to protect access

senator tim kaine points out the last congress passed bipartisan legislation on infrastructure, gun control and computer chips and he thinks there are more areas where both parties can come together. what about mental health? >> what about substance use disorders? an opioid addiction. >> what about long covid, though some priorities will be left behind? i don't think either party to be able to get anything is that are out on the edges. but there will be many, many things in the middle that we do together and the work to find that middle ground starts next week in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> former president trump's tax returns have been made public. the house ways and means committee says there are thousands of documents covering 6 years of returns from 2015 to 2020. the former president fought for years to keep these documents secret. so they do confirm former president trump paid very little in federal income taxes in the first and last year of his presidency. the documents also bringing up questions about trump's wealth and income and with a presidential run inside for 2020, for ma

. >> trace: it is getting harder for democrats to defend this, i want to play something from tim kaine we will get your response. >> i review classified materials as a senator on the arm service and foreign relations committee's, but when i do it it's always in a classified facility where you don't have access to the materials other than to sit there and read them. so that's why there needs to be this independent investigation, an independent prosecutor. >> trace: senators and vice presidents don't get to walk out the door with classified documents, and yet a lot of members of the media are still making excuses for joe biden going forward. >> that's right, and it is really revealing to see how the media are handling this, and all of the pond ends the talking heads who are generally allies of the president if you will, some of them are defending him, some of them have suggested really wild things like this was planned, the quantified documents were planned by the republicans come about what they have access to joe biden's home in that box next to the corvette? on the garage? probably no

. >> reporter: and now two democratic senator, tim kaine and joe manchin, both facing re-election in4 also want to see in the matter investigated. manchin telling our colleagues at fox digital, quote: the report about president biden's mishandling of classified documents are extremely irresponsible and disturbing. these a allegations should be investigated fully. president biden's spending weekend in his other house in delaware. the white house says no classified documents were discovered there unlike his other home in wilmington. the new republican chairman of the house intel committee sent a letter to biden's intelligence chief more than 10 days ago and hasn't heard back requesting a damage assessment, the same type done when those documents were taken -- similar documents were taken from donald trump's mar-a-lago estate. after remaining quiet over the past week, president biden spoke thursday. >> i think you're going to find there's nothing there. i have no regrets of following what the lawyers have told me they want me to do. it's exactly what we're doing. there's no "there" ther

. >>> in just the last hour, virginia democratic senator tim kaine announced he will run for re-electiona new open seat in the closely divided senate. >> i think we have hit stride. i'm getting better at it. it's a weird place, the senate. you have to learn and get better at it. but that's something that i'm proud of what we have done. man, i got more i want to do. you know, i gotta be honest and look in the mirror and say, have i done everything i wanted to get done? the answer is, i haven't. >> he gained national attention when he served as hillary clinton's running mate in the 2016 presidential election. he served in the senate since 2013. >>> the music world is saying. >> good-bye to david cross by. he died at the age of 81. he was a two-time rock and roll hall of fame inductee. he leaves behind an incredible legacy. >> each day that i get, i'm very grateful for. i try to do it making music. >> he passed away from a long illness. according to his wife, although he is no longer here with us, his moo manty and kind soul will continue to guide and inspire us. his legacy will continue to

for again more than two months and again right before an election and now two democratic senators tim kaine and joe manchin say they also want to see the classified documents investigated with more urgency, senator manchin telling our colleagues at fox digital quote. the reports about president binds mishandling of classified documents are extremely irresponsible and disturbing. these allegations should be investigated fully. the president you're going to find there's nothing there. i have no regrets. i'm following what they lawyers have told me they want me to do. exactly what we're doing. there is no there there. thank you. at the white house. lucas tomlinson, fox news house chief of staff, ron klain is reportedly planning to step down in the coming weeks. clean has spent more than two years as president biden's top aide that is the longest anyone has served beside a democratic president in modern times. while the white house is not confirmed claims exit he is expected to leave after some time after president biden state of the union address on february 7th. this is the most significant c

now two democratic senators joe manchin of west virginia and tim kaine of virginia say they also want the classified documents investigation to be treated with more urgency. white house chief of staff ron klain, now preparing to leave his job in the next few weeks, according to one source claim has spent more than two years as president biden's first top a. that's the longest anyone has served in that role for a democratic president in modern times, and it would be the most significant change in the white house staff since biden took office two years ago. the white house not yet commenting on those reports , but political analysts say that biden administration may be preparing to shift how it deals with congress now that republicans hold the majority in the house. 49ers just hours away from the next big game of what has truly been an incredible season. niners hosting the dallas cowboys this afternoon at levi stadium in the divisional round of the nfc playoffs, and the winner is going to face the philadelphia eagles in the nfc championship game one week for from today, niners consider

. >> entered democratic senators jim manchin, tim kaine are also calling for a full investigation wherehey're both up in 2024. shannon: lucas tomlinson reported for the white house, lucas thank you very much. joining us now cochairs of the house and problem solvers caucus democratic congressman of new jersey josh gottheimer republican of pennsylvania brian fitzpatrick welcome back to "fox news sunday". >> thanks for having us. shannon: let's start here the headlines overnight are not the once a white house want to see another discovery of classified material the presidents wilmington home. jonathan turley well known to the audience professor and constitutional scholar tweets this, with the latest discovery there is no real question that they biden documents were grossly mishandled. there only remains who was responsible question: the discovery of documents at yet another location used by the president is crushing for his defense team. he says he sent everything right he has no regrets. congressman gottheimer should be at this point? >> i think we have seen the justice department is cond

senators joe manchin of west virginia and tim kaine of virginia agree with two-thirds of americans who an investigation. the documents were discovered in the president's former private office and his delaware home. the attorney general has appointed a special counsel to look into the matter. meantime, president biden's white house chief of staff ron klain, is expected to step down in the coming work weeks, according to senior administration officials, the search for a successor is already underway. plans has said he takes pride in having lasted longer than any other democratic president's first chief of staff in more than 50 years. sources say labor secretary marty walsh and susan rice, the white house domestic policy adviser, are among those being considered as claims replacement. yesterday marked the 50th annual march for life in washington, d.c., thousands taking to the streets of our nation's capital. and what is the first march since roe v wade was overturned last year getting that decision struck down was a pillar of the anti-abortion movement. now many abortion opponents say the

. >>> tim kaine of virginia is expected to announce this morning whether he'll run for re-election next one for democrats. the party has a slim majority right now and will have to defend twice as many seats as republicans. the gop is expected to target arizona, where former democrat, now independent senator kyrsten sinema is up for re-election. then there's jon tester's seat. he's the only democrat to hold statewide office in montana. but he hasn't said yet whether he will run again. in last year's midterms, we saw republicans snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. now leaders have signaled they're willing to take a more aggressive approach to box out candidates that are inelectable, even if it puts them in conflict with former president donald trump. and there is that name, donald trump again. they just don't seem to care as much, joe. >> yeah, exactly. you know, it's only important to keep donald trump boxed out from picking senate candidates, i mean, only if republicans want to win. >> exactly. >> maybe they just love losing. and if so, they ought to keep listening to him. they've g

tom: one of my favorite people on the planet, tim kaine understands that if you are the university ofo the ring dance which is a holdover from another time and place. he is the former mayor of richmond, he taught at university of richmond law school and worked his way along the path to a vice president candidate with secretary of state clinton and then onto his work in the senate himself. he is part of the matrix that is out there. jon ferro and moments from london -- in moments from london. we go to annmarie hordern, to speak -- speak to senator kaine and the idea that is percolating of governors as presidents. do governors make good presidents? annmarie: i think some might agree. it depends who you ask. they have their own little fiefdoms and domains, so they've gone through the motions. at this point in congress, things are so volatile, which is why you see both parties potentially looking to governors to be the leaders in the 2024 election, especially the republican side. tom: earlier this morning, emphasizing today, the governor of michigan, the governor of florida, but are they