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joining us now is democratic senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. senator thanks for joining us. >> thanks, reverend. >> as we get started, please share with us your thoughts on the january six committee hearings this week. let's start there. >> i think it was extraordinary. so many people tuned in and thought about, you know, if i was president, they thought to themselves, would i just sit there watching it on tv? sitting in the dining room, while the capital was being invaded and people were being killed? i thought general milley's word when he said, what did trump do, zero, silk, nothing. i was in a room, as you know, with other senators. we are all desperately trying to call police, national guard, military, trying to fill the void that he left. and it is his duty to execute the laws of the united states. he didn't just fail, he actually made things worse by sending tweets about mike pence, and enraging his already completely over the top supporters who, as you know, at his direction, marched down the mall, and basically try to stage a coup, an

i asked amy klobuchar, if she heard from her. she such's gonna be on the bill. so, remain to see what she says. i want to talk about the process of this deal coming together. president biden talked about this. i want you all take a listen. >> i know there can be sometimes seen like nothing is done in washington. i know it never questioned if your minds. but the work of the government can be slow and frustrating, and sometimes, even infuriating. then, the hard work of hours and days and months for people refusing to give up days off, history is made. lives are changed. with this legislation, we are facing up to some of our biggest problems, and we are taking a giant step forward as a nation. >> now, i have on good authority, the counselor to the presidents, steve ritchie, played a key role in these negotiations, behind the scenes. so, sahil, you have a sense of how the white house worked with senator schumer to secure this deal? and what role are gonna play going forward? >> well, symone, they certainly said the contours early on. and they negotiated everything t

i want to ask amy klobuchar, she's coming up right after this, thank you both. we've got a lot more to come big news on the january 6th investigation. so much -- sources are telling cnn that former president trump tried to call a member of this white house support staff who's talking to the january six committee. here she is now. this is amy klobuchar is going to weigh in on this, what it means for the investigation, what it means for the doj, that's coming up after the break. my name is never fires, -- tried to call a member of the white house support staff who was talking to the january six committee. with all this information coming out questions are coming is what's happening at the doj. joining me now, democratic senator from minnesota. she's a member of the senate judiciary committee. thank you for joining. >> thanks, don. >> we have a lot to discuss tonight i want to get your reaction to the news tonight about trump placing this call to the staffer, someone he would not usually communicate with, someone who can corroborate parts of hutchinson's testimony.

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let's discuss with amy klobuchar. thank you for joining us us. the president certainly saw -- >> great to be back on. thanks. >> the president certainly sounded like he was declaring victory today. do you have the votes right now to pass this legislation? are all 50 senate democrats on board right now? >> i believe we have the votes, wolf. senator schumer who patiently worked on this bill negotiated with senator manchin for months and months. he knows where the votes are. a lot of these things have been negotiated in the past. you know senator sinema is reviewing the bill. she just got it. i will say the really important focus of the bill on climate is something she's always been supportive of. that is a major investment in climate change, as well as getting to a 40% reduction in greenhouse gases by 2040 -- 2030. i think we are well on the way when we're at 40% by 2030 to getting where i want to be, which is net zero by 2050. that's number one. number two, the pharmaceutical part, i've been leading this part for years. finally, we'll take the cur

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joining us now, democratic senator amy klobuchar of minnesota. she's a member of the judiciary committee. and chair of the rules committee. and senator klobuchar, you guys expect to hold a hearing on the proposals soon. tell us how it's going in term of republicans and democrats working together on this. and what does that tell us? >> everyone that came out of january 6th understood that we had to get to the bottom of what happened. that's what the january 6th committee is doing right now including tonight. we had a fix of security at the capitol. something senator blunt and i took very seriously. we have new police chiefs and sergeant of arms, you name it. the third piece of it was not allowing procedure that was set in 1887, you have to think rutherford hayes, we're not going to go there, antiquated law and updating it. literally one person can object from each chamber. one person can object. and then you can throw the whole thing for each state that can object to. and so what the group has done here and they were going to have the hearing on a

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whether it be a nikki haley, a liz cheney, a tammy baldwin, and amy klobuchar, elizabeth warren, or pete buttigieg, all of those folks could be president sometime and because of that, we need a statute represented. host: our next caller is on the democrats line, go ahead. caller: i just have any issue i keep thinking about because like one of your previous callers said, we have a skewed system right now. the people that produce the most money in this country and the most heavily populated areas are grossly underrepresented. i'm wondering if you or anybody in the house of representatives talked about removing the cap on the number of people in the house of representatives. it is stuck at something like 400 something or whatever. the house is supposed to be as equally representative as possible and it is far from its now. it is not as grossly bad as the senate, where 20 -- 20 million californians are represented by two senators. it is bad. if that was -- if it was at least on my population. guest: i have not heard that much talk about it. i think the problem mentioned by the previous calle

pete buttigieg was one, mayor pete, then kamala harris, people like amy klobuchar, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders. do you see anybody on the horizon who can fill the void and pulled the party back to center? i don't think there's anybody who is capable of. >> no, because the energy in the democratic party is not toward the center, it's entirely toward the left. this is why joe biden made the ridiculous promises in the campaign. the whole student body moves left inside the democratic primary process. that's also, sean, why hispanics are increasingly becoming republican. all this will come of this talk, this man can have babies, they are alienating people who are traditionally sensible. no, they cannot. >> sean: just checking. i don't know. it's been a long time since i've been in school. just checking, seeing if signs change since i had been there. >> i'm happy to answer. >> sean: kayleigh, from your vantage, in my lifetime we've never had a party this left. they tried to at least moderate the rhetoric. that's why things they never got done at the ballot box or through the legislati

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we had minnesota senator, amy klobuchar, calling for lowering the cost of prescription drugs. what else can the democratic congress can get done before the midterms? i said to her yesterday, i said to cedric richmond, one of your protegees, i'm hearing all over, blacks, a lot of people are saying, what are they doing? i'm not seeing a reason to vote. what can be done, and what do you say to people that say, why should we vote for the democrats? we did not get the job -- we didn't get the george floyd bill? where do we get it. >> first, but i would say to them is take a look at who controls the house. democrats do. every single thing that you just mentioned already passed the house. [inaudible] would you want to do? stay away from the polls so they can't even get it passed the house? we still have a chance that passing these things in the senate. but we already passed the house. so you get so angry, because the senate didn't pass it. stay away from the role -- the polls if you have no reason to vote. vote for me. vote for the house democrats. we passed every one of these. and w

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democratic senator from minnesota, amy klobuchar. thanks for joining. >> good to be on again. i need to get to your reaction about the news tonight about trump placing this call to the staffer? someone he would not usually communicate. with. >> i certainly hope that they speak with him. to me you have a line employee working the white house, doing their job. you find out that the former president is calling them on the phone. we don't know the details. your great reporters just pointed out. the fact is, witness intimidation, tampering, is a federal crime. if you have a corrupt intent in trying to persuade someone, sounds familiar. sounds like someone we know, don. the focus of it is to try to intimidate them in terms of their testimony. that's a crime. of course it has to be looked into. we will not know the exact facts. the committee is doing the right thing and having this information over to the justice department. i will say, this last hearing, there were things i didn't know. the thought that he's been told, we did know this by the interregional that there was no fraud. b

. >> this is why amy klobuchar the one to watch. she is the antidote to all of this. she is number four on "the washington post" list. >> jesse: the power rankings, amy is climbing. thank you so much, kellyanne. >> thank you. >> jesse: this just in. joe biden just freed some insurrectionists. we will tell you about it next. ♪ and what's joe been up to at the beach? we sent johnny to delaware to find out. >> have you seen hunter around. >> no. >> he is smoking crack naked. >> no way. ♪ (dad) ohhhhoooo.... (man) woah, woah, woah! no, no, no, no! ugh... (woman) huhhhhg.... (woman) ughh. ohh... (dad) no! ohhhhhh. (man) ugh, ugh, gaaahh. (woman) n, n, n, n... uggggg... (vo) don't worry. you may feel every ding, but your subaru's value won't. the subaru outback has the best resale value in its class. (man) check please. >> jesse: fox news alert. charges have just been dropped against the colbert nine. the group of democrat insurrectionists who worked on the late show and arrested for breaching the capitol building last month. fox news congressional correspondent chad pe

he's under a lot of pressure and there's all kinds of buzz about pete buttigieg or amy klobuchar. >> there's a lot of democrats waiting in the wings if joe biden decides as he said in 2020, this was a transitional presidency for him. >> martha: he did say that. >> that includes gavin newsome who clobbered his opponent when there was a recall and gretchen whitmire who has been stand up in michigan. so democrats don't have anything to worry about. they have a young group waiting in the wings if biden decides not to run. don't forget obama and clinton won handily when they ran for re-election. granted they weren't 80. >> martha: here's former president trump in anchorage saturday night. >> we're a nation whose economies is flounders, stores are not stocked and educational system is ranked at the bottom of every list. but we're not going to let this continue. two years ago, we had the greatest and i mean like never before economy and the greatest country. >> martha: devin nunes, you believe the former president is imminently going to announce that he's going to run? there's a lot of talk

that was almost a nine-month long process of negotiations with amy klobuchar. and orin hatch was the lead committee chairman. host: what does that experience tell you and show you how far washington has to go to be truly feminist with the ability to represent? because as you point out others raise children. >> one thing i learned you can find allies in unexpected places. once a senators knew i was having these conversations and negotiating. orin hatch really didn't want to change the rules. what will the babies dress code going to be? as a mom are you seriously asking me if the baby would adhere to a senate dress code? must have a blazer and shoes. she wears a beanie. i will not take that off. she would be in for the pajamas. i could put shoes on that. i will put a blazer on her. i did that day. but i had members, republican members, marco rubio i hardly ever agree said tammy, i am with you. i will stick up for you. i wish i could've brought my young kids to the floor. we need to do this. we need to change the rules. and roy blunt said tammy i will be the next

klobuchar for the be a lot of people running, cory booker, you name it they're going to be a lot. but the problem for them is going to be some distance between themselves and a dismal economic record. i'm of a single condo so say by 2024 were going to be going and blowing just like ronald reagan was in 1984. the worst is yet to come in all likelihood. david: very quickly on the midterms, does what happened this week with regard to the economic policies the chips a bill and everything else, of course the reconciliation possibility of reconciliation, does that affect republican chances to take over the house and senate? >> the chips bill is a minor thing. don't be it causes the democrats to be able to say we've done a great thing for you by semi conductors are going to solve all our problems there. the "build back better" resurrection is going to be a problem rather than a success for them. once again reminds people the democrats of the party are spending lots, and lots, and lots of money at a time where we are suffering from inflation which the ordinary american understands is too

your center like amy klobuchar who didn't come off as minnesota nice to be a woman who can actually speak well, kamala harris cannot. yes you can probably say i tried. >> hannity: will put down a marker you say it might not be him i think the odds are that he is the heavy favorite right now but time will tell. congrats by the way on the book. >> that's great let's run against them. >> hannity: doesn't worry me one bit. america wants gavin newsom then america wants failure because that's what california has done it's failed. showing us how the author of the brand-new book everyone reminds me of something adam corolla. write your own california you've a pretty good perspective on what's going on nationally. is it a good bet that he's gonna run and be the democratic nominee who else do they have? >> here's how you know that gavin newsom is running for president. he says that is not can run for president and he lies about everything. that's how you know. if he says that he was running for president and you know wasn't running for president maybe he just went to florida to cut that add so we c

pete buttigieg toms the list with 17% and pete biden with 16%, gavin newsom 10%, amy klobuchar 9%. no way around there do i see kamala harris. >> no, that's interesting and we're close to 20 -- more than 20 democrats who ran for the democratic nomination in 2020. they all are still around and they all still want to be president. what's interesting about new hampshire polls as well as iowa and south carolina polls is that the, you know, when you look at national polls, the party's primary race does not start as a national race. it starts in iowa, new hampshire, and south carolina maybe the democrats will change some of that, but it starts in states, and you have to look at that and clearly what it shows is there's a pretty robust opposition to biden in new hampshire, which would be a very, very damaging thing for him as a sitting president. >> yeah, it's interesting, byron, really when you look at the democrat's bench, look, joe biden is 79 years old and many people say, you know, just with some of his cognitive problems and some issues we see, even he looks tired. he looks like som

klobuchar who runs the rules committee has already said she's willing to hold a hearing on this. that is potentially going to happen even within the next few weeks. what's the details and proposals of this get out, there's a very strong possibility a strong bipartisan group of people get behind it. you know, congress never really likes to give away its power. that is one thing it is doing here. but i think people are increasingly understanding this was at the root of what happened that day and it really does need to get solved. paul: oh congress could have repealed this whole thing, kim, taken itself out of it. it did not do it all the way. so going to do a role and they still have some language in there that if somebody claims the boat is not regularly given, then they could challenge brady threshold is higher. but does that still create opportunity for mischief? >> it does and you are correct. it would've been so much better had they simply remove themselves. we have been doing this for long time, paul, you know congress does not willingly ever want to take away any of its own

klobuchar. >>> another former trump whous aide, mick mulvaney, speaking with the committee today. our team the only ones to catch up with him on the way in. >>> we're going inside that prisoner swap deal. the latest on any d

that was a process of negotiations amy klobuchar and my chief of staff back-and-forth, back-and-forth. first with orrin hatch who is the rules committee chairman and then worry when he took over. ask what that experience show you and tell you about how far washington and the hill have to go to be truly feminist in terms of it's a ability to represent because as you point out raise children two. >> exactly. what we learn as you can find allies in unexpected places. that process once the centers knew i was having these conversations and negotiating they were very, very traditional part orrin hatch he was the rules committee chairman and it really didn't want change the rules he asked questions like what's the baby's dress code going to be? as a mom on are you seriously asking you whether a newborn baby is going to adhere to a set it dress code? must wear a hat not wear a hat, must wear shoes and a blazer. she wears a beat him not to take that off. she's going to be in footy pajamas i guess i can put shoes on that but why would i? okay i'll put a blazer on her which i did that day. and t

that was negotiations with amy klobuchar and chief of staff went back and forth, back a forth first with orrin hatch, who was the rules committee chairman and later on with roy blunt when he took over. >> you know, what did that experience show you and tell you how far washington and the hill has to go to be truly feminist in terms of its ability to represent female concerns, strictly or male concerns, fathers raise children, too. >> you can find allies in unexpected places. once there were senators who knew about it, there were those very, very traditional. orrin hatch was from the rules commission and he would ask what is the baby's dress code going to be. >> and are you asking me that a baby is going to have a dress code, must wear shoes and arms covered and a suit coat. >> i'll put a blazer on her, which i did that day, and there were republican members who came up to me, marco rubio, i hardly agree with on any number of things and said, tammy, i'm with you, i'll speak up with you, i wish i could have brought my young kids to the floor and he totally understood that we need to do thi

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senator, amy klobuchar and michael bloomberg during the democratic primary contest. to previously covered the trumpet ministration as a white house reporter for nbc news digital and was a political campaign embedded reporter on donald trump 2016 presidential campaign. she joined nbc news in 2012 and is graduate of tulane university her first book. i'd like to go why hasn't america put it put a woman in the white house yet. we'll be out in august 2022. a professor kimberly kimberly is an author lawyer law professor and legal exp. she served as a legal analyst for cbs news appearing on face to nation with margaret brennan. she is a regular guest on msnbc cnn bbc and npr and has appeared on fox news c-span and pbs. she's a contributor to politico the atlantic the bulwark the hill and has written for the baltimore sun and la times. she is a former assistant united states attorney associate independent council in the white water investigation and author of the books how to read the constitution and why what you need to know about voting and why and how to think like a law

yesterday he met with democratic senators elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar and chris murphy. governor newsom told our sister station from los angeles that he spoke with members of convert congress about california's new gun control laws, including one modeled after the texas abortion law. it's modeled after sb eight and the abortion ban that came out of texas and it's going to go right to the heart of private right of action. um, to where the supreme court is on abortion. the question islete an abject hypocrites and bill thats modeled after that abortion bill as it relates action to go aften that bill next week. in that same interview, he talked about the decision by ucla to leave the pac 12 conference and joined the big 10 conference. newsom says he was surprised the university and its chancellor did not consult the uc regions ahead of making that announcement. to say, hey, i just want to give you a heads up. here's what we're thinking. don't worry. it's not going to impact berkeley. it's not going to impact the rest of the system. we've got their back because we recognize w

he met with democratic senators, including elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar and chris murphy. this follows meetings at the white house yesterday, the governor told reporter alex michaelson that he spoke out about california's new gun control laws, including one modeled after the texas abortion law. it's modeled after sb eight and the abortion ban that came out of texas and it's going to go right to the heart of private right of action. um to where the supreme court is on abortion. the question is whether they are complete an abject hypocrites and frauds. if they reject our bill that's modeled after that abortion bill as it relates to private right of action to go after assault weapons in california. the governor said he plans to sign that bill next week. i'll speaker nancy pelosi says she expects the house to vote on abortion rights tomorrow . the bill at issue was originally introduced earlier this year. it's known as the women's health protection act. the legislation is designed to stop states from imposing restrictions that could make abortions more difficult or expensive t

klobuchar or something like that advancer, but at least given her a little bit more attention, maybe something else, maybe not. but they weren't they weren't willing to be honest about who joe biden was. they still hiding the biden story. >> i know you addressed that as well, but they caused this. they caused it. well, they also caused a large degree of the polarization ine america because whenam they constantly blame the right and the same tactics the left engages in, but they don't tell the american people they suppress the newss about the left. one of my examples is a democratic county chairman in texas who called senator tim scott, republican from south south carolina, an african-american us senator and oreo did any of the major, major mainstream media cover that? no,that they suppressed it. but if you're an obscure republican and you use a racistt term against a democrat, you'll make the front page of the new york times when they constantly hold one side to s account, give the other a pass. the side that's held to account is just going to say we're going to engage in worst behav

met with senators, including chris murphy of connecticut, and elizabeth warren of massachusetts, and amy klobuchar of minnesota, talking about issues like guns and abortion, and a lot of people here are talking to the governor. about florida and rhonda santos and why the governor put out an ad on tv in florida. so i asked him. has he ever even met rhonda santa's take a listen ever met rhonda santos or talk to him? what would you say to him? you know, stop treating stop being a bully. stop belittling people that look differently. act differently. love differently. who the #### are you? stop stop threatening people! stop being so course of it's not power over. power dominance. aggressive fearmongering. we live this with the briggs initiative in the 19 seventies. we've lived this in california prop 1 87. look what abbott is doing. abbott's talking about eliminating a fundamental right for people, regardless of their immigration status to get an education. we were debating that 19 nineties. watch that space. watch that space. that was the dough decision. they're going to come after that. nex

klobuchar and chris murphy. governor newsom told reporter alex michaelson that he spoke about california's new gun control laws, including one modeled after the attacks. the texas abortion law. it's modeled after sb eight and the abortion ban that came out of texas and it's going to go right to the heart of private right of action. um to where the supreme court is on abortion. the question is whether they are complete an abject hypocrites and frauds. if they reject our bill that's modeled after that abortion bill as it relates to private right of action to go after assault weapons in california. the governor says he plans to sign that bill next week. in that same interview, the governor talked about the decision by u c l. a to leave the pac 12 conference enjoying the big 10 conference. newsom says he was surprised the university and its chancellor did not consult the uc regions ahead of making that announcement. to say, hey, i just want to give you a heads up. here's what we're thinking. don't worry. it's not go

klobuchar who's going to come off as minnesota nice. she's going to be a woman who can actually speak. well, kamala harris cannot who's not damaged goods like elizabeth warren or hillary clinton. you can probably say i tried to put down a marker you say might not be him. i say the odds are he's the heavy favorite right now, but time will tell. kellyanne, congrats, by the way, and i think that's a great let's run against him. thank you. i'm fine with that. i'm not doesn't worry me one bit. america wants gavin newsom. then america wants failure because that's what california has done. it's failed. joining us now, author of the brand new book everything reminds me of something, adam carolla. all right. you're out in california. you have a pretty good perspective on what's going on nationally. is it a good bet he's going to run and be the democratic nominee? >> who else do they got? well, here's how you know for sure. gavin newsom is running for president. he says he's not going to run for president and he lies about everything. so that's h

we have passed legislation, the travel act, the codification, amy klobuchar has introduced an anti-stalking, and we criminalize it. let us have enough courage. somebody can die. as we prevail, with the support of all of you on that aspect, if it goes to the supreme court, what will they do? stand with the bounty hunters? against young women who are seeking to get reproductive freedom. let me cite for you, as i make my final point, which i think is really something i want to focus on, i have held the supreme court in esteem, even though republican appointed in the yesteryear, you would think there would be justice rendered. neil gorsuch, in his confirmation hearing, it is sacred, under oath, the american people are watching, he says this about roe v. wade, it has been reaffirmed, of the judge will consider as president of the united states supreme court, where the of treatment as -- worthy of treatment as precedent. brett kavanaugh said to the roe v. wade question, it entitles the respect of the principles of stare decisis, my belief is rooted in the constitution, and importance of the rule