the balance of my two or three minutes on the efforts of my great, great friend of 43-plus years, tim kaine i think we would all agree that without his efforts we wouldn't be here today. for the decade or a little more than a decade that senator kaine has served in this chamber, he has been the leading voice, and a lot of times the only voice, much to the chagrin sometimes of folks in my father, much to the chagrin sometimes of the obama administration, in working to push this senate to live up to its constitutional duty. that duty which is one of the most solemn ones we have, which is the exercise of the power to declare war, and ultimately to commit our young men and women, fellow americans, into combat. now, this is also very personal to tim. we both have the honor of representing the state that has probably the highest concentration of military and veterans of any state in the country. tim also brings the experience of being a father of a marine. i remember watching nat grow up, our friends -- our families have been friends understanding e to go into the marines i don't think we were su

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president, i'm proud to join my colleague, the great senator from virginia, senator tim kaine, on the floor of the senate today. as we await this final vote, final passage of the repeal of the authorizations for use of military force in 1991, the gulf war, and 2002, the iraq war, i reflect on just how much work it took to get here, how much persistence, and i thank senator kaine for sticking it out. a lot's happened over the last couple of decades. 20 years ago, american soldiers were fighting that war in iraq. today they are still there. they're advising iraq's army at the invitation of the current government. 20 years ago iraq was our enemy. today iraq is a strategic partner, an ally in advancing stability avoss the middle east. -- across the middle east. a lot has changed in the last 20 years and yet according to our laws, today we are still at war with iraq. now, this isn't just the result of an oversight. it's an intensal abdication -- intentional abdication of this body, of its constitutional role in america's national security. nm allowing it to -- and allowing it to continue i

kristen: i want to get to what senator tim kaine said today, he warned foreign actors could possiblyeer easily manipulate social media to trigger a huge collapse for the whole economic system. do you think that is true, based on what you've seen here? >> i think it would be difficult to do. but i also want to say, we have seen the power of social media when bad actors -- cambridge analytica, if you remember that event, that did have a real impact. the russians did have an impact and manipulation -- in manipulation. it is possible to have an impact and he is right to raise the issue. we were not prepared for what happened several years ago, when those events took place, the ones i just mentioned. so i think that we do need to take that issue seriously and be prepared to counter it. kristen: can you give us the 10 second summary of what is a take for those of us who are just small individual investors? >> if you are a small individual investor, you can rest assured, your deposits are likely to be safe. so, i think, go to sleep without worrying that you are going to have a sleepless nig

. >> virginia democratic senator tim kaine calls it a smart play by the drug maker. wayne gretzky says don't skate where the puck is skate where the puck going. and eli lilly has decided they're going to skate where the puck is going. and missouri republican senator josh hawley criticized escalating costs. >> but it done this years ago, they didn't do it because they were forced to do it because they like making all of those profits off of the backs of people who are desperate for insulin have to have it literally in order to live. and the company ceo says this is a result of conversations between lawmakers and the company about the cost of the medication. reyna. >> all right. we're shopping for the update. still to come on the kron 4 morning news, an avalanche in the tahoe area destroyed an apartment building. we'll break down the latest on that after the break. well, an avalanche actually hit a 3 story apartment building in placer county tuesday night. >> the sheriff's office says the avalanche was 200 yards wide and 25 feet deep and the residents, thankfully they

senators also are planning to vote on whether to consider legislation from senators tim kaine on todduthorizations for use of military force against iraq. that vote will require the vote of 60 senators to move forward. and now live to the floor of the senate c-span2.

we're talking to tim kaine about that and much more that's happening right now.cused heavily on ron desantis. and when i say heavily, he's absolutely obsessed with the florida governor we'll have those comments for you. but we're going to start with the federal government's efforts to head off a banking crisis president biden is urging calm following two bank failures. nbc correspondent stephanie gosk has the very latest on that. >> this morning concerns over a potentially growing banking crisis uncertainly send ing stocks for medium-sized banks plunging forcing trading to be halted on several to slow the massive saleoff. investors worried the collapse of two large banks could spread to the rest of the banking sector all this despite president biden's remarks yesterday attempting to restore faith. >> america is going to have confidence that the banking system is safe >> while the market was volatile, there was a collective sigh of relief from demerits of both banks after the government quick jumped in to guarantee all their deposits, no matter the size >> how doe

they hosted numerous previous governors like mark warner, tim kaine and terry mccaul i have.ome students say they don't want youngkin to speak or even attend commencement. on the other side some students are pleased. >> republican governor come to mason for the first time in a long time is exciting. i was excited to hear that. >> a nonprofit free speech for the foundation for individual rights and expression is encouraging students to resist censorship and approach life to engage ideas that they may disagree. nice to see you in washington. >> long term closing of schools proved to be harmful to students, academic, mental, physical and social development and overall success. we need to make every effort to not let this happen again for the sake of our future. >> martha: lawmakers looked into learning loss during the pandemic and the long-term negative impact of school closures on children. brad wenstrup is chairman of the subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic. you honed in yesterday on this battle between the unions and their unlikely ability to influence policy at the cdc

finally there is some consensus in congress to senators todd young and tim tim kaine, have timed up aboutipartisan lemm legislation. our failures in iraq, afghanistan and syria should given pause, those in power when we contemplate providing military support or troops for any level of conflict in any region, our baseline reaction to be a shall to anyone making acasions case for, what what is the objective, what does victory look like, any nonanswer negates the conflict it does not make americans safer or guarantee our freedom. it just sucks valuable lives and treasuriure, that are not disposable chew toys. looking at you bushes, or. warwaky pursuits, wink, wink lindsey graham. there is nothing that justifies death and suffering in the maim name of force, i don't care in a sound like a damn hippie. to question future conflict to avoid another iraq is the only moral action that is is the memo. kennedy: let's take a trip back to 2003. hours afte after "shock and awe" flattened. >> my fellow citizens, at this hour, american and coalition forces are in early stages of military operations. to d

tim kaine, kyrsten sinema of arizona, jon tester, mark werner of virginia. what was it about the political climate in 2018 that made these democrats want to cross the aisle to do -- cross the aisle to do something like this and how did anyone convince them that a bank with $200 billion in assets was a mom-and-pop shop? >> these are great questions and there are not great answers. we have seen again and again that wall street and other financial firms are relentless lobbyers against these regulations and argue that the regulations hurt the american economy by preventing lending, by making it such that only the biggest banks can succeed in the united states. the argument was that these smaller banks couldn't compete against bigger banks and that they didn't pose systemic risk because they tended to operate within a smaller confine this is a crystal clear example of regulators stepping on a rake here or congress stepping on a rake by relaxing exactly the regulations that would come back and the lack of them would endanger the broader american economy and requir

. >> tim kaine has been at this for awhile.it looks like if this is going to pass, it will be a bipartisan effort. not overwhelming support from republicans, but certainly some support from republicans both in the house and both in the senate. it's because of fatigue from wars, but also a libertarian shift among some folks on the republican party, particularly a maga wing of the party authorized and brought to the floor by donald trump. but the politics has shifted so much over the last five or ten years and certainly over the last 20 years. >> it's a very serious issue. a little bit of fun. we the to show you video. some thing cans change and some things do not. still looks exactly the same. she has aged gracefully and abusefully. that's my little brother. he covered the white house 20 years ago. that's what we have present day is my mother's dna. thank you, mom. >>> up next, new developments in two investigations of donald trump, including the former fixer michael cohen's take on his new grand jury testimony. pack at your pac

but then others like tim kaine who supported the 2018 bill i asked will he take warren's bill seriously? he said he stands by his decision to support the 2018 bill. and this feels like it's too premature. so he wants more verinvestigati to be done on what led to the collapse before going to the table and saying let's start proposing legislation to make changes. i think they say it's too much in the early stages. this just happened over the weekend. they want to see more assessments and investigations done before concluding that taking legislation up is necessary. >> thanks so much. >>> just ahead, new details on what happened inside a texas courtroom. this is the case we've been paying such close attention to. it could change access to medication for abortions to women across the country. >>> and a call, former president trump made in 2020 part of efforts fo overturn the 2020 election. we'll tell you what he said on the recording. >>> and later, a giant seaweed blob could impact your florida vacation this summer. we'll speak to a scientist tracking a giant stretch of seaweed headed for

here's senator tim kaine this afternoon explaining why he voted for this. >> i support for the 2018 billt viewed dodd frank as making them too small to succeed. they wanted to succeed and do what they do so well. what they continue to do well. >> so that's his take. elizabeth warren, as you know, has introduced a bill to restore the dodd frank regulations on mid size banks. one democrat told me that they voted to deregulate in 2018 but would support warren's bill now. although majority leader chuck schumer side stepped a question on whether he would back her bill. >> is the bill to push back the deregulation of dodd frank -- >> we need strong legislation and hopefully we can put something together that is bipartisan. >> and it's also possibly creating some political trouble for kyrsten sinema of arizona who is up for re-election. ruben galligo using her yes vote in 2018 to attack her on the campaign trail. there you have it. neil? >> neil: it's not over yet. thanks, aishah. president says that the rescues we've seen thus far are not borne but it is taxpayers and all paid off in fees that

virginia democratic tim kaine calls it a smart play by the drug maker. wayne gretzky says don't skate where the puck is skate where the puck going. >> and eli lilly has decided they're going to skate where the puck is going. and missouri republican senator josh hawley criticized escalating costs. >> but it done this years ago, they didn't do it because they were forced to do it because they like making all of those profits off of the backs of people who are desperate for insulin have to have it literally in order to live. >> and the company ceo says this is a result of conversations between the company and lawmakers about the company's price of their medication reporting in washington, reshad hudson, back to you. all right. thank you, sean. it is 5.22. we're going to take a break here. coming up, though, on the kron 4 morning news. a college in livermore is trying to deter thieves from stealing catalytic converters. >> tell you how and how they help drivers if the parts are help drivers if the parts are stolen. music (i swear) jaycee tried gain flings fo

many progressive senators like ben ray lujan of new jersey, and tim kaine said he will vote with republicansenators backing this bill today. one thing to consider is that the d.c. city council itself is going to revoke this updated criminal code. so it's a free vote for many senators as d.c. has said we don't want to move forward with the current iteration. >> it comes on the heels of the mayoral incumbent lost. give us a sense of what's going to be happening on the hill today? >> we have a number of hearings, including one looking into the origins of covid-19. senators are also going to be, as you mentioned, voting on that d.c. crime resolution. that's going to be the main event of the day. curious to see how many progressive democrats end up voting for that. >> it's certainly, to your point earlier, the white house and the democrats in congress have been in lock step on just about every issue since the president took the oath of office. it's been interesting to watch a few moments here, flash points on the idea of migrants at the border, as well as crime in d.c. good insight. congressional

these are people, democrats wh names we no michael bennett of colorado chris coons of delaware, tim kaineer of virginia well was it about the politica climate in 2018, that made these democrats went across th aisle to do something like this, and how did anyone convinc them that a bank with 20 billion dollars in assets was mom and pop shop >> these are great questions and they're not great answers. we've seen again, and agai that wall street and other financial firms are relentless lobby here is against thes regulations. they argue that the regulation hurt the american economy by preventing landing, by makin it such that it's only the biggest banks that can see the united states one of the guardians being made at thes regional banks, smaller bank could compete against a bigger banks, they said they didn't post systemic risk because they tended to operate within a smaller combine but this is a crystal clea example of regulators stepping on a rake. what congress stepping on ou rate by relaxing the regulation that would come back and the lack of them would endanger the broader america economy

senator tim kaine of virginia saying there's no reason, none, to have a war authorization against a strategics a partner in the global geopolitical situation and then his co-sponsor on the legislation, todd young of indiana who said repealing outdated aumfs will demonstrate america's commitment to iraqi sovereignty. many republicans like john cornyn of texas talk about the flexibility that it takes away from the pentagon to make important moves in a quick amount of time. at a time when people are wondering whether they can depend on the united states, i think that this sends a wrong message. now, the house had already passed a version of an aumf a couple of years ago when democrats were in control. it has to pass through procedural steps before it ultimately passes but does look like it's heading in the direction of being repealed. katy. >> thank you very much. joining me from bagley on this 20th anniversary of shock and awe is richard engel. what is it like there today? >> reporter: well, it's bringing back a lot of memories speaking to friends, colleagues, family members about what this day

virginia democratic tim kaine calls it a smart play by the drug maker. wayne gretzky says don't skate where the puck is skate where the puck going. >> and eli lilly has decided they're going to skate where the puck is going. and missouri republican senator josh hawley criticized escalating costs. >> but it done this years ago, they didn't do it because they were forced to do it because they like making all of those profits off of the backs of people who are desperate for insulin have to have it literally in order to live. and the company ceo says this all came about due to conversations between the company and lawmakers reporting in washington reshad hudson. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much for shot 6.22. is the time right now. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, california lawmakers are trying to pass and different bills that are supposed to help people. >> experiencing homelessness >> all right. we're back at 6.25. new york police now looking for. rapper travis scott after he allegedly assaulted a sound engineer. this happened early

senator tim kaine an congressman david cicillin join me live and, a bowl of the vladimir putin visitsrrant for his arrest i will discuss this and more a national security counci spokesman john kirby i am jonathan capehart another hour of the sunday sho starts now >> welcome back to the special edition of the sunday show we are 48 hours away fro saying whether don from trut social post was, well, truthful when the former presiden assert that law enforcemen agencies were preparing to res in this tuesday, and called fo protests the manhattan da's office ha declined to comment on the past, but david bray told his staf by email that they will not be intimidated. trump spokesperson later clarified in a statement that, they're quote, has been know to the vacation about specific timing for a criminal charge meanwhile, trump looke comfortable yesterday when h was spotted at the ncaa men' trumpian ship in tulsa oklahoma if there is an indictment, donald trump would be the firs former president in u.s. history to fac

reality, multiple senate democrats voted to ease theses d restrictions, including to easee senator tim kaine and jon tester and claire mccaskill and many others, even former congressman barney frank. remember him, dodd-frank, heel regula beat in support of the exact regulatory rollback as a boardei member at signature bank, whicha was the seconds th financials ch institution to collapse today. now, the bill that was change. that's right. it was the dodd-frank bill inr c 2017 in an op ed for cnbc,t let's look at what congressman barney frank wrote . quote, there, ther is one legise issue on which i am strongly c supportive of a change thatt will benefit signature raising the fifty billiochn asset levelt at which a bank becomes subjecto to the extran. supervision. so you've got a former democratic firebrand, barney frank coauthored. the dodd-frank bill was instrumentaln in removinged the oversight at a bank that has non thw collapsed that he'sn wa the board of. fault? and we're supposed to believ no, this was donald trump's fault. now, the bottom line is this. it was joe biden, not donald trum

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

i want to thank my colleagues on a bipartisan basis, senator tim kaine of virginia, senator young of indiana, for leading the effort. i'm honored to cosponsor it. in the end, the dient for us isn't about whether -- the debate before us isn't about whether iraq -- it is not even about the ultimate merits of those conflicts. this long overdue debate in the senate floor this week is instead about congress' responsibility when it comes to war and the use of open-ended authorizations to sends military forces. our constitution is clear on one question, many others too, but certainly on one question, article 1, section 8 says the power to declare war is an explicit power of congress. the founding fathers got that right, as far as i'm concerned. we should never send our sons and daughters, or anyone's sons and daughters, into war without the consents of the american people through congress. our founding fathers werewise in making use of this awesome power, the declaration of war didn't rest in the hands of a monarch or the president himself, but with the president's elected representatives.

i want to thank senator tim kaine and senator todd young for leading this bipartisan legislation, asell as chair bob menendez for moving this through the senate foreign relations committee. with this bill we are asserting congress' constitutional power to determine when to begin and end wars. these aumf's were passed 32 and 31 years ago, respectively. the gulf war ended in a matter of months, and the iraq war that began more than a decade later has been over for 12 years. it's time for congress to act. open-ended aumf's serve no strategic purpose and undermine congress' authority to determine if and when to send our troops into battle, which is a major decision. -- that we should make. on top of that, they come with great risk. it is far too easy for for a presidential administration to treat anosmias blanket permission to enter into or stoke conflicts abroad. it the doesn't matter which party is in the white house. our constitution grants war powers to congress. we also must recognize that the situation on the ground has changed. iraq is now a sovereign democracy and america's strat

iraq two democratic senators are absent due to recent hospitalizations but the measures upon sos tim kainevernor gretchen whitmer. 54-year-old brian higgins admitted to providing material support for terrorism as part of plea deal with prosecutors higgins still faces up to five years in prison and will have to testify against four other men who face similar charges seven other men have been convicted and sentenced on charges related to the foiled kidnapping plot and two others have been acquitted. >>> two potential republican white house candidates are planning trips to new hampshire amid 2024 speculation. former vice president mike pence will be in the state today and will speak at an event hosted by the republican committee as we discuds pence has recently begun sharpens his criticism of former president donald trump. >>> pine while former new jersey governor chris christie is also planning to make a stop in new hampshire later this month >>> coming up, a federal judge is weighing to ban an abortion pill that's been used for decades. it could have national implications "morning joe" is c

kaine, for his comments. i apologize to the presiding officer and folks up front that i didn't hear all his comments so you may be hearing from me a bit of repetition of what timhas already said. but i think in terms of judge ballou who senator kaine has already mentioned, a little bit of repetition might be appropriate. i also join with senator kaine in urging all my colleagues in about eight minutes to support president biden's choice to serve as a u.s. district court judge for the western district of virginia. he really is -- rob ballou is a pillar of the legal virginia community. i want to start where senator kaine left off. he went through our whole vetting process under the trump administration and the fact that someone has at least in terms of our criteria i think qualified as an extraordinarily competent, well suited individual under both president trump and president biden is a real credit. and i give the white house credit for moving forward and putting his name forward. i think senator kaine has already mentioned the fact he got bipartisan support in committee, something that unfortunately is becoming rarer and rarer. but it's probably already been

and veterans and their families to repeal the iraqar tim kae of virginia also weighed in on the resution. here what he had to say. [video clip] sen. kainei was the lieutenant governor and i never had interest in being in the senate. at that time i had no idea my 12-year-old son would become a marine infantry officer. i listened to the debate about the iraq war and it infuriated me. it infuriated me it was being forced on congress before a midterm election. the invasion didn't start until march. there was nothing about that debate that was according to hoyle, it should not have been put in a midterm election context. it is so angry at me that when i got elected to the senate, i fought to get on the armed services and foreign relations committee to work with colleagues to get congress to take more seriously the grave responsibility in article one that we should not go to war without a foot of conference -- without a vote of congress. iraq is no longer an enemy. secretary austen was there last week to talk about the work we are doing to battle against isis and other terrorist organizations, to check irani aggression, to promote stability.

senators also are planning to vote on whether to consider legislation from senators tim kaine on todd young that would repeal the 1991 and 2002 authorizations for use of military force against iraq. that vote will require the vote of 60 senators to move forward. and now live to the floor of the senate c-span2. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. eternal god, who made us in your image, thank you for your sustaining power. because of you, we receive the gift of heartbeats each day. great is your faithfulness. lord, enable us to see your divine image in every human being. bless our lawmakers. bring to the surface the goodness within each of them. keep them safe as you give them the wisdom to do your will on earth, even as it is done in heaven. lord, give us all insights into your will and the courage to do it. we pray in your matchless name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to the flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the u