key democrat on the senate foreign relations committee tim kaine. they are both here and how will our relationship would try to play out in the 2024 campaign? maybe it already is. new hampshire republican governor chris sununu's here on that along that he just launched what that might be revealing what he is thinking about next year. and we cannot forget this is a big super bowl weekend. the new england patriots owner breaking news on tom brady. he will explain. super bowl three mvp joe namath, remember him? which young quarterback he is betting on tomorrow. remember when joe is doing it he was all of 26 years old. that was then, an amazing time now but happy weekend everybody glad to have you. let's get right to it with the white house is saying about this object shot down yesterday. so much we don't know. if there is someone who does know it would be a lucas right there at the white house, hey lucas for. >> here's one more piece of information we still don't know where it was this object was first detected by u.s. radar question requester journal

tim kaine's wife said you know what? i'm not comfortable with that. ms.ly appeared on the channel a little earlier today and said this about getting bounced off the board of education. >> leaks about it but when blatant lies and mistruths and smears are peddled on the floor of the state senate by senator horeb my and that not a single democrat senator questions it, you know, just an ordinary citizen so cheaply smeared. it makes one wonder. this is a pattern that we parents have been noticing. standing up for advocating for our children only one side of the aisle republican that we have had any support. walls this really the country i immigrated to? >> brian: right. so get. this tim kaine's wife decides she is not worthy because she brought up things like socialism and capitalism. can't really coexist together. when she brought it up and said why do you have a problem with that? that might be good for a 12th grade debate but that's not good for us. on the declaration of independence treated african-americans like second class. it didn't mention slaves. we

senator tim kaine, thank you. appreciate your time. >>> i am so excited.? i am excited about that interview kaitlin just did. >> this is -- he is an academic wonder. a 9-year-old just graduated high school has already started college. david will join us next. >> smarter than us. me for sure. >> definitely both of us. people remember ads with a catchy song. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a little number you'll never fort. ♪ customize and save. ♪ only pay for what you need. there's something going around the gordon home. good thing gertrude found delsym. now what's going around is 12-hour cough relief. and the giggles. the family that takes delsym together, feels better together. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv get up to $3,000 back if they don't win their first bet. and i'm traning gronk for the $10,000,000 kick o

provisions of rule 1 paragraph 3 of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable tim kaine, a senator from the commonwealth of virginia to perform the duties of the chair. signed patty murray, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 3:00 p.m. bit about some of the creative pushback and difficult but was what was the what was can you talk about a couple of creative turning points you had where these people start to come together understand each other better understand you better. there's a point where started to actually gel. it was a long time coming, too. there was a lot pushback, some people quit because they didn't get their miserable russian music or other reasons. so well that. yeah. mean that that case if you take the music for instance the woman was dead set against modern sounds you know she met with. one of my friends who had become a rock and roll star. later and, you know, she was scared to meet this. i mean, he wore leather pants. he had an earring. this was terrifying her from where she was from,

. >> emily: respectively that is a talking point tim kaine said over classification in this country in in president biden's residence at his leg. i know that talking point was not stated after found at president trump's house. for me as an american citizen, i would rather things me over classified in the name of social security or explanation why somehow okay. not that is what you are saying but disheartening for me especially from tim kaine the vice presidential contender that makes it somehow, the problem is just too much is called classified. that is not the problem i see. fico why was the fbi and mar-a-lago? 85% should be classified in the first place. "outnumbered" in just a moment. stay with us. stay with us. ♪ ♪ns who own a home. home values have climbed to near all-time highs, too. that means the cash you need is right there in your home. newday can unlock it with the newday 100 va cash out loan. it lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. not just part of it like some other loans. pay down high-rate credit card debt, consolidate your second mortgage and car loans, and

. >> joining me is tim kaine, who serves on the foreign relations and armed services committee.e white house says that the unidentified objects could be for commercial or academic research, that's the leading theory now, benign. some lawmakers are asking if they were really a threat. were they worth the price, millions of dollars of shooting them down? did they overreact? >> i don't think they overreacted. but it means we have to get answers. even if the intelligence community determines they are benign, they are still flying at a level that could interfere with commercial aviation. they shouldn't be there. where should they be? what are the rules? they be? what are the rules? are the rules enforced? as you get into, you know, high altitudes and space, we still don't have, you know, rules of the road necessarily, and we're putting more and more satellites in space for military or research or communications purposes, vastly more than we've ever done before. it just points out the need for more rules. >> did you get your questions answered in questioned's classified briefing? a lo

the state of the union, while republicans targeted border issues, democrats like virginia senator tim kaine said the majority of seized drugs come through legal entry points. i'm sure hoping that the president's budget that comes over here next month asked congress to do a robust investment in border security ports of entry. and president biden plans to release his budget march 9th, which will likely include money for more equipment and officers to secure the border. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. the white house says tesla is opening up more than 7,000 of its electric vehicle, charging stations to drivers of >> other vehicles. officials say the company is going make those charges available by the end of the year. many of them will be located along our highway corridors, you know, hotels and restaurants. white house officials say the partnership with tesla as part of president biden's plan to build a national network of ev charging stations. >> all right. a live look out here at the golden gate bridge as we put the book on wednesday, we finish the book on wednesday. going to be cold ni

. >> both utah republican senator mitt romney in virginia, democratic senator tim kaine say finding ay require bringing in workers from other countries are our government is just not doing. the interview is necessary to bring people in that would help dramatically reduce our nursing shortage. what could we do with an immigration reform? that's focused on health care or other critical workforce areas. frankly, we need to encourage immigration. sanders promises. his committee is now working on legislation to address the shortage reporting in washington. i'm basil, john, the national healthcare worker shortage is being felt right here in the bay area. the union representing contra costa county. >> doctors and dentists says that while there just aren't enough doctors in the county health system and the problem will only get worse next year. more news after the break. >> live look outside here at the golden gate bridge on a friday night. my kids are always asking this time of year. does it ever snow in san francisco? >> apparently they're going to get an answer from lawrence and nature nex

good news. >> joining us now, democratic senator tim kaine of virginia.ution. >> he has a plan. >> so we don't default. what's the plan? >> guys, great to be with you. i have a two-stepper. first, the easiest thing is don't negotiate on the debt ceiling. clean debt lift. if republicans want to negotiate on spending, guess what? we do it every year. that's called writing the budget. the house will write their version. senate will write our version. they'll be very different. then we sit at a table, hash it out. so speaker mccarthy and his republican majority, they've got the negotiating tool in their hand, which is the budget that they're writing for fy-'24, that we're working on right now. we shouldn't flirt with our credit worthiness. the amendment says we can't. the simplest solution is, confine it to the budget exercise. however, we get into this brinksmanship. we have a proposal based on something senator mcconnell did when president obama was president. we came up against a cliff. for one time, senator mcconnell wrote a rule that allowed the presiden

city vaccine mandate, a lot of teachers don't like that mandate, and bill mcgurn is here, senator tim kaine'socrats on virginia board of education, that kicked off board member who disagrees saying that public schools should not teach socialism as being combatable with democracy. >> and constitution as remarkable documents, without also acknowledging they contain fundamental flaws of slavery and limiting protections they provided for only to white property men, i'm not comfortable with that language. with the language of centralize government planning in the form of socialism or communist political systems, that is in incompatible with d democracy, i would concede on communism. >> i think socialism is just about as bad as communism. it -- prop correspondents important decisions. >> they just made a communist move, kicking her off because they disagreed with her. >> i think she had some experience first hand with socialism, you know the view that was expressed, you can afford to have that video if you are a rich person in virginia, someone who is poor in the socialist country would have differ

. >> i -- wife of senator tim kaine talked about, you know she said that the constitution was not a remarkablehink the constitution is a remarkable document. it enshrines individual liberty like nowhere else in the world. i think the other thing was that she also objected to the word socialism being included along with communism as a system incompatable with individual freedom. in a comment to the board she said that some rules are best served by a centralized government. i come from a country founded as a socialist country and i, in a visit, i will give you one example. in a visit over the last five years to india i stood with my dad in a line just to pay the phone bill and to get the internet connection, the speed changed. they moved us from the, routed us from room to room. this same thing can be done in this country with a simple phone call. so i looked up and just encyclopedia britannica what socialism means. i give you one line what it says. in britannica, as socialists see it, true freedom, true quality, requires social control of the resources that provide the basis for prosperity in a

. >> democratic senator tim kaine waited as well sing the two recent incidents have pushed ensuring the sovereignty of our airspace to the forefront. it's. >> you can be sure both the foreign relations and the armed services committee, as we shape the defense bill throughout the spring incidents like this are going to get a lot of attention. especially make sure we are making the investments we need to keep everyone safe. >> in a statement alaska's governor republican mike dunlap expressed concern airspace intrusions may be the new norm. writing that we must be prepared to act on them quickly, arthel. arthel: alexandria hoff, thank you alexandria. eric. some of our second takedown lesson a week raising lots of questions about the security and sovereignty of her nations airspace. with a snout retired u.s. navy captain you flew a lot of missions what, almost 1000 landings on carriers. chuck we are not being told exactly what this is it is the size of a car. could it be a new type of stealth spy craft from trying it may be considering it was not detected when it first violated our airspace

the wikileaks scandal broke on the same day that hillary clinton shows her running mate, senator tim kaine overshadows the nominatit followed. but more significantly, the wikileakscen to split the democratic party into pieces. more than 13 million bernie sanders voters, many of the young people, learned that the process they had always believed in was, in fact, a sham. they had been cheated. democratic leaders had to act quickly in the face of this to deflect blame from themselves on the someone else. the dnc's service, they claimed, had been hacked by the russian military. the goal is to hurt hillary clinton, whom the russians feared for her strength and wisdom, and to help donald trump, whom they controlled. russia hacked the servers in order to hack the election. that was the story to read "the washington post" ran with it the first day as if it were true. but there was never any evidence that was true. almost seven years later, there still no evidence. the dnc story about it servers is a lie. but as a political strategy, that lie worked flawlessly. russia made the perfect villain. it w

>> senator wicker is ranking member on senate armed services committee which democratic senator tim kaines on as well. he weighed in and said the recent pushed securing air force security to the forefront. >> you can be sure both in foreign relations and armed service the committee as we shape the defense bill throughout the spring, incidents like this are going to get a lot of attention and especially to make sure that we're making the investments that we need to keep everyone safe. >> now, alaska's governor put out a statement rising concerns saying these recent incidents may be indicating it could be the new norm. alaska in the position it is, vulnerable as it is in terms of location, we have to be able to be ready quick. mike: sounds like they're on the front lines, alicia. alicia: efforts are underway off the coast of south carolina to recover the bayload -- payload from the chinese spy balloon. bad weather is hampering the recovery. bryan llenas, hi, bryan. >> the salvation has been temporarily suspended due to rough water conditions. a gale warning is under effect, wind up to 50 mi

neil: we talked about senator tim kaine talking about it coming down. it was an object flying within the range that commercial aircraft do. and bipartisan support the president having done that. not so much how he handled the balloon incident about a week ago. let's go to alexandria hoff how lawmakers are dealing with this. >> hi, neil. yeah, as far as the object goes, we could be talking about another balloon, maybe a glider, perhaps. we don't know. the only description that u.s. officials have provided us with is how this object differs from the suspected chinese spy craft brought down a week ago. according to the white house this is about the size of a small sedan, a lot smaller than the balloon. it was not equipped with a significant payload, in fact, who or what yesterday's object belonged to is still up for question. >> we're calling this an object because that's the best description we have right now. we do not know who owns it, whether it's a -- whether it's state-owned or corporate-owned or privately owned. we just don't know. >> well, the obje

the state of the union, while republicans targeted border issues, democrats like virginia senator tim kaineid the majority of seized drugs come through legal entry points. i'm sure hoping that the president's budget that comes over here next month asked congress to do a robust investment in border security ports of entry. and president biden plans to release his budget march 9th, which will likely include money for more equipment and officers to secure the border. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. a white-supremacist was sentenced to life in prison today for killing 10 in buffalo, new york. rmarket >> the sentencing came down after chaos erupted in the courtroom. >> bayliss >> rushed payton gendron out of the courtroom as other subdued a man who lunged at him. it happened as a relative of one of the victims killed in the shooting. last may was delivery. an emotional victim impact statement. the man came up next to her than rush towards the shooter. once the situation was under control, the convicted killer was then brought back into the courtroom and the hearing resumed the shooter pleade

joining us now senator tim kaine of virginia and tom young of indiana. a critical issue, the war powers act. and this show is almost ten years old. i think you've been coming on the show to talk about the war powers for the last decade. >> my entire ten years in the senate, and it was very lonely at the start, and then along the way have picked up more and more support but i'll say todd young of indiana has been a fantastic comrade on this the last few years. >> ukraine now asking for fighter jets and there was a time when biden said no tanks, now there are tanks going there. do you think zelenskyy should get fighter jets from the u.s.? >> i have a different opinion. i've never served in the military. i don't micromanage which is the right platform at the time. what's the degree of communication we had with ukrainian defense forces so they're making the acts and assessing them and realtime decisions. and as long as that communication is strong i feel like we'll get to the right answer. >> what do you think because some of your colleagues including senato

. >> senator tim kaine is leading the charge to repeal those authorizations and take back.gress is war powers. i say this is the father of a marine. it's so great. mean we should theirs. >> the president can decide we should on those decisions, including declaring war is over. >> the legislation is co-sponsored by republican todd young in the senate and lawmakers from both parties in the house too. and senate leader chuck schumer says he supports the repeal effort, promising to bring it up for a vote in the senate soon. but not everyone is on board. we have to keep looking at it and look at how it's being used. senator rick scott says congress needs to be careful about restricting the president's ability to act in military situations. i want to make sure the president has the authority to make a decision in a quick manner. senator kaine argues repealing the authorizations won't prevent that. pointing out the constitution does give the president some military power, but it only gives congress the ability to declare war. this is about really restoring. >> the balance that was

here's senator tim kaine on this. >> i think the law is very clear that this is acceptable.hink the challenge to the student loan forgiveness that, wait a minute, you can't give relief of to this group of people without giving relief to that group of people, we do things for groups of people all the time. >> reporter: so regardless of what happens, no federally-backed student loans will be repaid or the payments won't start until the end of august, beginning of september because the president has a pause until then. back to you, liz. elizabeth: edward lawrence, thank you so much. joining us now, elaine parker, president of the job creators network foundation. thanks for joining us. the supreme court took up your organization's case against biden's student loan bailout as unconstitutional and fair. you were at the supreme court hearing today. can you talk to us about how justice amy coney barrett is questioning whether your side has standing to bring your case? >> well, sure. that's actually one of the two questions that was before the court today. the first is whether or not

senator tim kaine is leading the charge to repeal those authorizations and take back.gress is war powers. i say this is the father of a marine. it's so great and important. we should just. >> sayah, the president can decide which we should on those decisions, including declaring war is over. >> the legislation is co-sponsored by republican todd young in the senate and lawmakers from both parties in the house too. and senate leader chuck schumer says he supports the repeal effort, promising to bring it up for a vote in the senate soon. but not everyone is on board. we have to keep looking at it and look at how it's being used. senator rick scott says congress needs to be careful about restricting the president's ability to act in military situations. i want to make sure the president has the authority to make a decision in a quick manner. senator kaine argues repealing the authorizations won't prevent that. pointing out the constitution does give the president some military power, but it only gives congress the ability to declare war. this is about really restoring. >>

i want to echo tim kaine's concern about transnational repression of the congressional executive commission on china, which i chaired at the last two years. they've done a lot of work on. this it's such an expansion. i want to mention people like the american citizen rashawn abbas who's a sister, we are, dr. continues to serve a 20 year sentence for the crime of participating in ontario's organization. meaning she's been retaliated against because her sister, here in the united states, is an advocate for human rights. i do not see how we can tolerate a relationship in which the chinese are targeting american citizens. not the only ones. they are the biggest perpetrator of this. every other country is looking at this and going, can we adopt this model as well? i know the state department is taking this seriously. i want to mention a couple things. one, there has to be a sense that other diplomatic efforts with china all have to involve this transgression against people in the u.s., a red line. and i just don't feel it we've elevated it to that. second of all. i spoke with the fbi about creat

senator dodd young, senator kevin cramer, senator tim kaine, and myself are introducing this bill today. i don't know that there's another policy that the four of us can find common ground on, but we find common ground on this issue. because maybe if you're a progressive, you've come to this issue through the rights of workers and boosting their wages, if you're a conservative, you come to this issue through the restraint on free trade that exists through the per pept situation of non -- per pept situation of noncompete agreements. here in the senate it is bipartisan as well. i am glad that the ftc, just a week or so ago, announced they were going to undertake a rule to ban noncompete agreements. i congratulate the biden administration and the ftc for taking a leadership role. it may be that that rule, once adopted and in place, will do the work of this legislation, but we know the rules are only as good as the commitment of one particular administration. so my hope and recommendation is that no matter what the ftc does, when it comes to restrictions on noncompete agreements, that we pa

tim kaine, his account weeded out that he is wearing it to support childcare reform and the childcaresis to prevent parents from going work, and communities are pushing past that proposal to lower childcare costs. one more from senator jack reed. he joined with a special cran to show support for investment in childcare, lowering cost for parents and supporting working families. just a few of those tweet last night about that unique pin yesterday. host: the speech went 72 minutes. it is interesting to see all these ancillary or tertiary messages that come out after the state of the them. we should the speech overnight several times. you can watch over night or online at c-span at work. we are talking about that this morning, but all of the members with their various messages and elements of the speech that get out there. were going to arizona we did it is linda on the republican line. good morning. you are on the air. linda, arizona, you are on the air. arizona, will more time. we'll hear from poppy in buffalo, minnesota, democrat. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: i kn