democratic senator tim kaine of virginia joins me next. >>> welcome back.leges across the country are grappling with growing tensions over the war in gaza as protests spread. more than 200 protesters were arrested at campuses across the country saturday. usc has canceled its main commencement ceremony. joining me now is democratic senator tim kaine of virginia, the author of a new book, "walk, ride, paddle: a life outside." senator kaine, welcome back to "meet the press." >> kristen, great to be with you this morning. >> it's great to have you, senator. let's dive right in and talk about the protests that we've seen on college campuses across the country. they are not monolithic. they are palestinian, and some of the protests are calling for a cease-fire. we've also seen anti-semitism on some of these college campuses. my question for you this morning, do you think the biden administration, the president has a role to play in this moment in addressing what we are seeing in these college campuses? >> kristen, it's a really good question, and, you know, this

. >> i'll talk to democratic senator tim kaine of virginia and barrier breaker.il rights icon ruby bridges joins me for our meet the moment conversation. >> i was thrust into the middle of a situation that no 6-year-old should be put in. >> joining me for insight and analysis are. jeff bennett, co-anchor of prngs bs news hour. jonathan martin of politico. former white house press secretary jen psaki and marc short, former chief of staff to vice president mike pence. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. after a monumental week marked by the first-ever criminal trial of a former president and history making arguments before the supreme court, while donald trump sat in a new york courtroom on trial for 34 felony counts of falsifying business records, the supreme court heard arguments on trump's claim of presidential immunity which could reshape the future of presidential power. the justices appeared ready to reje

joining me now, virginia democratic senator tim kaine. author of a new book " "walk, ride, paddle." i want to talk to you about that. let me ask you about israel. israel has acknowledged this was a mistake. there's independent reporting the mistake suggests real problems with their command and control, with the way they authorize strikes. the way they are conducting the war, not just this one incident. we know they can do these things and target people. we have seen this happen recently in syria when they want to, whether they are right or wrong, but they can do it. to miss every signal here. what should happen now? should the president now be conditioning aid? are we going to wait until something worse could happen? >> the president pushed successfully prime minister netanyahu last weak to open a border crossing to get more aid into gazans. you see the pace of deliveries has increased. israel turned water back on. israel was allowing bakeries to reopen. this has taken too long. this needs to be a war against hamas but not against gazans

we will spark -- we will talk to tim kaine on capitol hill.ople died trying to cross the english channel. the bbc witnessed people scrambling onto the boat. donald trump was back in court over allegedly violating a gag order. the jury heard more from the trial's first witness. welcome to "world news america." long-awaited aid to ukraine could clear its final hurdle today or wednesday as the u.s. senate takes up the $95 billion foreign aid package that would send funds to israel and taiwan. the senate is widely expected to pass the funding after a few procedural steps. president biden said he will sign the legislation once it gets to his desk. that will unlock aid that has been delayed for months amid public in opposition. the legislation ties together four bills the house voted on separately. provided $61 billion in aid to ukraine, over 26 billion for israel, and more than $8 billion for the indo-pacific, similar to the bill already passed in the senate earlier this year. we have anthony zurcher, are north american correspondent who has been f

senator tim kaine, thank you for being here tonight.ou, you know what an election with spoilers is like. 2016 saw gary johnson and jill stein in the race. some people think they took away from hillary clinton and her very well-documented margin of victory in the popular vote but not in the electoral college. what lessons did you learn from that and should democrats take away from that? >> i'm glad you asked me that. i have always called myself and electoral college dropout since 2016. winning the popular vote big, winning the virginia vote that i've always one and still falling short. that just means in 2024, we democrats have to be focused on not just winning but winning big. i think we will that we have to deal with these spoilers who are really donald trump boot liquors. they are in this race, especially rfk, to help donald trump win. we have to make that plane to american voters so they don't get bamboozled. >> do you think, when you talk about making a plan, when you look at the polling, in a five way race, trump beats biden, rfk g

joining us virginia democratic senator tim kaine.r, thanks for joining us. >> you bet, brett. glad to be with you. >> bret: how do you see everything right now with the house moving forward and paint the picture for us from your view. >> bret, as you know, the senate acted about two months ago on this aid package that was basically three elements. it was defense aid to israel. well, maybe four elements. defense aid to israel. defense aid to ukraine. humanitarian aid to ukraine and gaza. and then indo-pacific defense aid. we put those four elements into one bill, sent it to the house. it looks like what the house is going to do and i'm really excited that they are now taking this up because we have been really urging them to, take them up as four different bills, there is going defense bill. ukraine will have ukraine both defense and humanitarian aid. and end do pacific bill. house. sanctions against iran. some matters that were not in the original senate bill. they are going to vote on those beginning on saturday. i think you will se

thank you so much for that one. >>> joined me now, democratic senator from virginia, tim kaine.of a terrific new book, walk, ride, paddle, a life outside. senator, we are going to get to tiktok, the book as well. first, let's talk about the foreign aid package that had been a long time coming. after months of dysfunction. i know you see this as a win. what do you expect will happen tuesday when all four bills are wrapped up into one for the senate to consider? >> i'm very happy with the house action and the bipartisan vote in the house. it took too long to get there. thank god we are here. the senate will come back in on 1:00 on tuesday to take up this single bill. as you point out before goes in the house it will be combined into one. i'm expecting some republicans to use some procedural tools to try to slow it down but my prediction is by late tuesday night or early wednesday we will passes package with a big bipartisan vote and send it to president biden for signature. you will see that happen this week and not a moment too soon. i'm so glad we will do that. >> how shocked ar

joining me now, senator tim kaine, democrat of virginia, he sits on the foreign relations committee as well as the senate armed services committee, and he joins me now. thank you so much for being with me tonight. i really want to dig into what can happen to end this war, but i want to start with this new reporting today about the concerns in the white house about iran striking military targets inside israel. is that something you've been briefed on, are you concerned as well about that threat you mark >> i'm very concerned about it. we are in the end of a two week easter recess and i haven't had classified briefings since this alert was posted. however, as soon as israel struck iranian officials in damascus, we knew the likelihood that was that iran would respond. that's just what happens, and i'm sure the israeli military also expected there would be retaliation if they did that. this is a dangerous moment, where we don't need more escalation. we're already seeing not only a war in gaza but hezbollah attacks into israel from the north, iranian militia in iraq and syria taking action

. >>> coming up, i will get reaction from senator tim kaine, when we discussed the tuesday vote on these. >>> in less than 24 hours, donald trump will return to the defendants jerry york. the judge will talk about what prior bad acts that prosecutors can bring up. and after opening statements from the prosecution and defense , the first witness will be called to give testimony against trump in the first criminal trial against a former american president. the identity is the source of intense speculation. prosecutors agreed to give defense lawyers one name, only if they did not share it with trump. the new york attorney general is asking the court to reject the $175 million bond that he posted to appeal the 454 million civil fraud judgment. you could be forced to come up with cash or find a new bond company.>>> and the weather led to a cancellation of a rally. we have legal experts in place covering all the latest developments. first we go to wilmington, north carolina, where the weather canceled that rally. >> reporter: after week of jury selection, the president will be in court. the 1s

tim kaine came out with a statement saying the biden approaches -- the biden administrations approachng. usually an ally is reluctant to criticize the president. bernie sanders has been hitting this for quite a while. i think that's going to also further complicate the math and the dynamicsdy around the aid package when it hits the house floor as well. along with this it's out there i think a similar more house democrats unwilling to rubberstamp additional eight israel without real concessions from them. that yet another storyline trundle back to your phone calls. john in maryland, independent. good morning. you're on with anthony adragna. >> caller: yeah, good morning. i am confused when it comes to the debt. they're always talk about how much america owes, but yet america spends all this money to fund migrants. all this money in foreign aid. when it comes to reparations for black americans, all of a sudden they can't affordr it. how is it that americans all this money to foreign aid which is billions, and all this money to fund elon musk, you know? and yet they're complaining about

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joining us now is tim kaine from virginia. he's also the author of the new book "walk, ride, paddle," a life outside. >> we're excited to talk about the book but first to the breaking news. our colleague andrea mitchell reporting in the last hour that president biden spoke last night with prime minister netanyahu, essentially saying take the win. we stand with israel. but if you retaliate, we won't have your back. what happens if netanyahu doesn't heed that call? >> boy, alicia, that would be troubling. i think what really has to happen is congress has to finally pass the supplemental bill that the senate passed two months ago. if we can do that, we can provide aid for israel and ukraine to defend itself against russia. the key is defense. we don't need israel going on more offense right now against iran. you know how tensions are already escalating with the huothis in the red sea and hezbollah and the tragedy in israel and gaza. the last thing we need is more escalation. we stood with israel to help them knock down the attack

tim kaine and senator if you're like me, i went to bed last night with the news that israel was conducting strikes against iran. and there was a very real concern of this spiraling out of control, yet we wake up in both countries or downplaying it. so how do you explain it i'm john president biden strongly urged israel to avoid any response once the us, israel, and others very effectively defeated the missile and drone strikes that iran launched into israel. >> and that file hello the israeli attack on a consulate in damascus that killed iranians with the last thing we need is escalation right now in this region, we need to deescalate hostage deal ceasefire de-escalation. that's what we need. so yes, i was troubled when i saw that israel had decided to wage a strike inside iranian territory. >> but it seems from what we know now to be fairly calibrated, to send a message to iran you launched against our soil. >> we can read reach out and touch your soil, but we're not intending to cause great harm. and if that is the understanding now, both iran and israel want to show that they have capac

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thank you very much for joining us now, senator tim kaine, democratic virginia, he's a key member of the senate foreign relations and senate armed services committee, senator. thank you so much for joining us. first. you heard are mj lee at the white house report that the us is now on what's described as high alert for what's being called a significant potential attack within the next week by iran against israel or the united states for that matter, how serious is this risk right now of an all-out regional war exploding? >> will the the, it's a very serious risk that would put us lies and others at risk. you've seen the war in gaza spillover into attacks from hezbollah in the north of israel, attacks from iranian-backed militias in iraq and syria. and the houthis firing missiles into the red sea to interrupt shipping from all over the world. so this is already escalating in a dangerous way iran taking any action against israel or against the us would be very, very damaging. and it should not happen. we do not need more escalation now, we need more effort to find a way to de-escalate

virginia sen tim kaine that what will happen is tiktok will be owned not by and entity connected to the chinese communist party that wants to scoop up. >> data on americans still probably on buy american. >> when and if this thing does wrap up, president biden will sign it. he's indicated that could still take years, though, for a tiktok ban to take effect. bytedance would probably challenge all of this in court. any decision could even end up under review by the supreme court. and if the company loses, it would still get a year to find an american buyer. know alan grant. catherine, thank you. coming up. >> the lineup for outside lands has been released to. you can expect to see if you're planning head out to san francisco's biggest music festival. and it's it east coast versus west coast battle. we're live at oracle park. and if the giants game against the new york mets. stay with us. we'll be back stay with us. we'll be back right after this. ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo

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earlier, my colleague sumi somaskanda spoke to senator tim kaine ahead of the ukraine vote in washingtonickly he thinks the bill will pass and get to the president's desk. in february was a 70—29 vote and i think you will see something similar tonight, it could be as early as seven or eight o'clock or close to midnight. 30 hours of debate is allowed before the final vote, it does not have to be taken, but i think we pass the motion at about three o'clock this afternoon so i suspect a number of the republicans who are opposing it will take the floor for a few hours but we will get this done before the sun comes up this done before the sun comes up tomorrow morning and this aid is a very needed right now, it has taken too long to get there but we are doing something really important with his vote and i am anxious to get it to the president. i want to ask about _ get it to the president. i want to ask about the _ get it to the president. i want to ask about the ukraine - get it to the president. i want to ask about the ukraine age. the biden administration is preparing a larger than normal

tim kaine making it clear they will not be accepting any package that does not include aid for ukrainese challenges involve the u.s. defendant against illegal attacks by authoritarian nations, ukraine and israel. in the senate, we have turned down and israel only bill in the past. because we believe these two challenges are linked. >> house speaker mike johnson facing another challenge. continuing to dangle a threat about seeing him saying that funding for ukraine -- mike. >> lived near capitol hill. thanks a lot. >> of course. >> let's bring in florida republican congressman a member of the house. congressman, welcome. >> good to be with you. >> what is your reaction in terms of the iranian attack and israel's defense. >> i think israel did a fantastic job defending itself. 136 drones and others that were fired in that direction. last week we saw a letter come out by house democrats not just friends. nancy pelosi, mainstream democrat, they want to see an end to arms transfers going to israel. those arms part of iron dome, knocking them out of the sky, they don't want to see them trans

. >> i will come back to you tom, this is tim kaine on the possibility of implying that the idf couldly harm u.s. forces as this goes forward. take a look. >> even the u.s. military operation these are troops deployed out of virginia in charge of the marine operation, we knew will be announced at the same ipl harm's way from hamas but after the events of this week with the humanitarian aid are going to want different harm's way from the idf. >> is quite a statement. >> he should know america has killed civilians we know what this is israel said we made a terrible mistake and were going to investigate this with the highest priority the president should've said they made a terrible mistake in a sound like they can investigate this that's all they need to say. tammy: idf in the israeli government has saved innumerable american lives, i'm being told to wrap it. there are many different things that the israeli government has done that is save the middle east and saved american troops and it's outrageous to suggest that the idf is an enemy but it's another effort to normalize the hatred of

but senator tim kaine warned against escalating the response. the national guard going to college campuses, kent state and elsewhere did not end well. >> and i think that would be a very, very bad idea. some of the protests threaten to disrupt the upcoming graduation ceremonies scheduled at many of the college campuses with at least one already canceled in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> for the very latest information on the israel-hamas war and the college protest. you can head to our web site kron 4 dot com. >> back in the bay area. police in oakland are looking for the shooters after 2 people were sent to the hospital. the first shooting happened last night just before 11 o'clock on a 100th avenue near breed avenue. the second shooting. it happened just after 12, 30 monday morning on 73rd avenue near holly street. investigators say the victim in both of shootings were taken to the nearby hospital. anybody with information about either shooting is being asked to contact police. man has been found guilty of kidnapping, a kidnapping that happ

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. >> bernie sanders, tim kaine and others are pushing the white house let's call and abrupt shift and which is what you are talking about the general in the war before you finish the job before hamas is defeated they're worried that cozying up with benjamin netanyahu is bad for politics and they said the call last week threatening to withhold support for israel unless they protect civilians in gaza shows that biden has leverage and power and intimidation of the world stage but internally very worried. gallup holy shows 47% of democrats, not even half approve of how joe biden is handling the war, the number is 21% for independence. stuart: he's adjusting america's foreign policy in light of domestic politics especially in michigan and minnesota. that's what's happening in my opinion. monday morning a little bit of green, the dow up 40 nasdaq up 60 read will take you to wall street for the opening bell next. ♪ this small thing, is the next big thing in diabetes. woah. it shows your glucose, and predicts where it's headed, just like that. it's not magic, it just feels that way. i wanna m

and they say it in roundabout ways, chris coons proposing putting conditions on aid, and tim kaine saying that it's not working, is not satisfied. i'm reading into that a tony soprano moment, it would be very unfortunate you were not to hear what i'm saying right now without me telling you what i'm saying right now. >> yeah, it's a nice business here, be ashamed if anything happened to it. neil: right. >> yeah, it's unusual, too, because usually israel can have a relationship with the u.s. president and there's acrimony between netanyahu and president obama. and congress, regardless which party ran congress. usually if the president would say we're going to dial it back. they could roll their eyes and congress would make it well-known. with majority leader, chuck schumer of new york, saying that netanyahu has to go. also unprecedented we've pushed out leaders of countries we supported. president kennedy didn't directly push out in vietnam, but united states was aware of a coup taking place. any way, the degree of support that israel has been able to count on in congress declined and the p

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. >> we'll talk from senator kit tim kaine, the democrat from virginia and author of the new book walk outside, filled with pearls of wisdom. thank you, sir, so much for your time tonight. >> great to be with you, thanks. >>> coming up, the growing humanitarian crisis in gaza, by israel's claim that more aid is entering the strip is now very much under dispute, that is next. s. who accept so if you have this... consider adding this. call unitedhealthcare today for your free decision guide. ♪ right now across the u.s., people are trying to ban books from public schools and public libraries. yes, libraries. we all have a first amendment right to read and learn different viewpoints. that's why every book belongs on the shelf. yet book banning in the u.s. is worse than i've ever seen. it's people in power who want to control everything. well, i say no to censorship. and i say yes to freedom of speech and expression. if you do too, please join us in supporting the american civil liberties union today. for over 100 years, the aclu has fought for your rights and mine. including the right to r

clear among prominent democrats yes, he wants to tie aid to better behaviour we have heard senator tim kainelly is just not working, bernie sanders not another penny, the bernie sanders thing not a shocker but what do you think? >> i think it is remarkable i think the overwhelming opinion among voters is to support israel and support israel getting hostages out and i am very surprised by this turn within the democratic party i think the fact that schumer came out and criticized netanyahu kind of made it a bit of a field day and i don't think this politically will help i think there is now a division amongst the party in israel that it is unfortunate because i think it empowers iran and hamas who have basically put out a program of taking hostages and sending rockets and a sexual terrorism all of the things they have done they even have american hostages, maximum, undivided allied pressure on hamas and you are seeing quite the opposite right now from some democrats, not a majority of them i might add i think overall support is still quite strong. >> neil: it is a mixed bag though right? it ca

among some of your party colleagues -- i mentioned chris coons, but i could also mention senator tim kainer current position toward israel is just not working. bernie sanders, a long critic e of9 the way benjamin netanyahu is conducting this the war, chuck assume or or saying an election should be held now, an unprecedented move for a u.s. senator recommend repping such for a sovereign nation -- recommending such for a sovereign nation. does me of that trouble you or the fact that hamas celebrates in this apparently in your face phone call that the president had with benjamin netanyahu? >> what really troubles me is that hamas is not being held accountable in this discussion. and there's a wide range of opinions here. and, yeah, i don't want to link myself to other people's opinions. i want to say sort of where i'm coming from. i don't agree with not one more penny. israel faces profound threats from hezbollah, iran and others. if with we don't help them, their ability to deter those threats and stop the war from spreading will be significantly hindered. but as i said, israel's approach to

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. >> montana gop senate candidate tim kaine joins now.m join tim tester has tried to carry himself offs kind of a rugged montanan. he's a rancher. he's as a haircut. you know, he kind of tries he tlay the role. >> but when is he actually stood up for the working class to face tester's is all this time, you knowing , five out of every six years, he's a loyal progressive. 90 plus percent voting record with joe biden and chuck schumer and harry reid before that. and then, of course, you know, in the last few months, he becomes a closet republican.. his last ad, i think, said he's working with republicans, secure the border, which is laughable. he's still paying to fly illegal immigrantss ughable. ino our country. he's paying for their health ille. ontinueir food he's paying to continue to fund sanctuary cities with your taxpayer f dollars, with montana taxpayer dollars. and he's stoppindollg us from deporting violent criminal illegal aliens. so that doesn't sound like s montana values in a state that trump carried by 20 points in a stateg wants a secure border. we have a senator who's ope

but senator tim kaine warned against escalating the response. the national guard going to college campuses, kent state and elsewhere did not end well. >> and i think that would be a very, very bad idea. some of the protests threaten to disrupt the upcoming graduation ceremonies scheduled at many of the college campuses with at least one already canceled in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> 10, 0, 5, is the time. and a woman was shot and killed near downtown san jose. and now police are looking for who did this happen in the area of north 4th and east saint james streets. it was friday night around 09:00pm and her body was found in the street. the shooter got away. neighbors just heard the gunshots and they called the police. by the time the officers got there, it was about 6 o'clock in the morning on saturday. this is the city's 12th homicide of the year. >> want to give you an update to a story we first told you about last tuesday where one of our tv crews was interviewing san jose's mayor in downtown and this man ran up wound up in a physical

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given what i just said why young democrats wouldn't be enthusiastic of thinking mark warner and tim kaine would solve the problems. it's absurd that voting for a generic democrat would solve the issues. they feel so huge and different from what the generic democrat stands for and believes and i'm using those two because they're across the river, but leads a lot-- well they're kind of the mainstream of the party, i think. >> establishment. but i think a lot of young people feel like-- a lot of young people, this is a genius strategy of republicans when you gridlock the system and democracy is closed to solving societal. since president obama and the tea party, the last 10 congresses have been the least productive in our history since reconstruction since the civil war. i think that young people look at that and say like, the inputs of our democracy and outputs are not aligned. you see with what happens with the popular vote and the electoral college, it makes sense that young people are cynical, but it is part of a republican strategy to make democracy pretty gridlocked to achieving anythi

the support for israel, "the wall street journal" editorial board noting that "virginia senator tim kaine wants the white house to 'withhold bombs 'that could kill civilians never mind what is needed to defeat terrorists. in 35 hash democrats also demanded the white house cut off weapons to israel even while hamas and hezbollah fire on it, betrayal is in the air" is this white house turning its back on israel? >> this is a really difficult position for this white house and they put themselves they are. they are trying to have it always. they are trying to say they support israel, but also put conditions on how israel defends himself does this operation. clearly there is concern about civilian casualties on the ground in gaza but there is no longer talk of the oneness being on hamas. there's little talk about the american hostages that are still there. so, a lot of it becomes what is israel doing? and i am not sure they are winning friends on the either the pro-palestinian side inside the u.s. or american jews worried about israel. >> sandra: the growing threat that is china to the united

virginia senator tim kaine says he doesn't think tiktok will go away.he thinks bytedance will choose to sell the that what will happen is tiktok will be owned not by. >> and entity connected to the chinese communist party that wants to scoop up. >> data on americans still probably on by an american >> company. instead, president joe biden has said he would sign the bill into law in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> the u.s. supreme court is hearing a case involving starbucks workers who were fired for trying to form a union and this happened to 2022. and starbucks fired 7 employees who are leading a unionization effort in memphis, tennessee. starbucks argue the employees had violated company policy by reopening the store after closing time and inviting a tv news crew inside. the national labor relations board got a court order forcing the company to re-hire them. lawyers for starbucks want the supreme court to curb the government's power to take such actions. the decision is expected in late june. coming up here, is there such a thing as too much s

virginia senator tim kaine says he doesn't think tiktok will go away.o sell the that what will happen is tiktok will be owned not by. >> and entity connected to the chinese communist party that wants to scoop up. >> data on americans still probably on by an american >> company. instead, president joe biden has said he would sign the bill into law in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> coming up, one east bay native is going all the way to the olympics in paris. how she will be representing our country and why california is now having to throw out solar energy and how it's impacting electric bills. at first, a man pulled over at gunpoint in southern california in what turned out to be a case of mistaken identity. we'll see these tense moments. all these tense moments. all caught on camera. ♪ you're the one that i want ♪ nexgard® combo is the only monthly topical that protects against fleas, ticks, tapeworms, and more. use with caution in cats with a history of seizures or neurologic disorders. nexgard combo,... ♪ you're the one that i want ♪ ...the mo

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. on tuesday, april 30, 2024.jefferson at fird that, hated being president atrd the end, his second term, he couldn't leave washington fast enough. in fact, he got away with what no modern american president could get away with. he sort of stopped acting as president. so the six months of his second term since, his friend and colleague and james james was a shoo in to be elected the next president and. he turned over the duties of the office mostly james madison, and he sat in the white house reading and twiddling his thumbs and looking forward to going home to monticello. well, one of the reasons they also was eager to leave the white house is he had of an american future that he didn't approve of. he disapproved of the federal system. is especially the supreme court. h

but senator tim kaine warned against escalating the response.puses, kent state and elsewhere did not end well. >> and i think that would be a very, very bad idea. >> some of the protests are threatening to disrupt the college graduation ceremonies that are scheduled that many of these college campuses with at least one already having to be canceled. james, back to you. all right, hannah, thank you very much. it is 5.22, and we'll be live at u c berkeley, by the way, where students continue to protest that war between israel. >> and hamas in the meantime, southwest ceo is hinting at an end to the airlines open seating policy. the ceo says it's too early to explain specifics but customer preferences regarding cabin seating is what they're looking into as they try to move forward. the ceo also adding that consumer preferences have changed southwest has collaborated on the ceo's comments, but some travel experts say it's all about money. >> if they change their shooting policies, it's only for one reason to generate more revenue to help sell seats l

with me now is senator tim kaine a democrat from virginia and author of the new book, walk ride, paddle, a life outside. we'll talk about the book in a second. it's wonderful >> senator >> donald trump says he's taken the aborti issue out of play. you agree with that >> i'm jo, i d't. and the recent evidence in vginia where we had both housesf our legislature up last november, showed it is a powerful and dominating issue. virginia is the only state in the south is by virginia statute. and it was a key factor in democrats winning the majori 40 in both houses. d our state referenda across this country. dominant issues between dona trump and joe biden as we get into the fal race. >> when you hear leave it up to the ste's, what does that mean to you >> well, donald trump, two things. first, he's saying it's fine if ates want to have complete abortion bans with no exception for rape or incest from the moment of conception, it's fine if a state wants to give bounties to those who read out their friends neighbors who might be traveling to another state for abortion. it's fine for texas to let

so i think members of congress, even folks like tim kaine and others are now beginning to question salesons and i think you'll see more of that as you go and putting a little bit more pressure how do you think the president should be balancing the progressive political pressure? he's getting here in this country with from my perspective, i think he needs to be the president united states, not necessarily trying to balance the pressure from the right or the left within the party. he needs to be the leader that he yes, i think he's doing a very good job. he has always been on the one hand, a staunch supporter of israel, but also one that has advocated as a two-state solution. he's very sensitive to the plight of what's going on in gaza right now but that's a very different thing than hamdan that trying to navigate politics within a caucus that can be very fractured on these issues. >> all right, let's go down to this congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's crusade against house speaker mike johnson, facing some pretty intense backlash from house republicans in her strongest threat yet again

but today, senator tim kaine said that would be a big mistake. >> i think calling in the national guard to college campuses for so many people would recall what happened when that was done during the vietnam war. and it didn't end. well, there are other ways using campus security, but also again, offering students more opportunities to have dialogue that is, that is civil and concern structure of people hear one another. that's by far preferable, so no, i do not think the national guard is a solution to this all right. >> i'm doing now by frederick lawrence. he is a lecturer at georgetown law school as senior research scholar at yale law school, and the former president of brandeis university. great to see good to be with you today. >> so let's begin with what we just heard. do you think sending in the national guard is a viable solution for some of these campus protests. >> i think that's the last preference by far, you've got to take a step back and see what's making this so difficult to of the core values of the institution of higher education are coming into conflict here. first and

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