you heard senator murphy talk about this. everyone is going to want their own nukes now. >> the world is watching china is watching other authoritarian regimes are watching and how the united states are able to contain this is going to be critical of the last thing we need is for putin to get everything he wants in ukraine and for present she to say i have my roadmap in taiwan and elsewhere. but it is delicate. you heard both senator say the same thing that if we start to take more aggressive posture militarily we are inviting in open conflict with eight nuclear states. we do not want to give them license or give other authoritarian regimes license but at the same time we do not want to invite that conflict and now. it is a really trait tricky place. >> of all discusses goes far beyond ukraine and russia for present she is watching this malign actors around the world beckons to another piece the wall street journal mr. putin no doubt xi jinping saw the west on that wink of world decadence peoples whose leadership allowed marg

senator chris murphy, is a member of the foreign relations committee. as i mentioned a moment ago, we have not got confirmation on this, but we are seeing reports from other reporters, and other agencies in kyiv, that say there are some loud explosions tonight with, the context of that is that there has been discussions in istanbul about pulling back, about the russians pulling back from kyiv in favor of just sort of taking eastern ukraine, that they are looking for. i think we might have senator murphy back. senator, are you back with us? >> i got you know. >> excellent, you're a tv pro, because even you knew we were having technical difficulties, when you can hear me. when asked about the proposal that some of the ukrainians have made, and that is that if they can't join nato, can there be a mechanism set up by which their territorial integrity is protected, and that others will come to their defense if russia tries this nonsense again? what do you think about the likelihood of a suggestion like that working? >> well, that is the essence of nato, righ

murphy: reclaiming my time. listen, i understand that republicans would love for this inconvenient truth not to be pointed out for them, right? the fact that they are eviscerating the president at press conferences for the crisis in ukraine. there were members at that press conference that are senator sasse attended, that said if not for president biden, this invasion would not have happened. that it was his fault. that might not have come from senator sasse's mouth but there were others who repeatedly blamed the crisis not on vladimir putin but on joe biden's policies. and i do think it's convenient for republicans to consistently eviscerate the president for his conduct but then not be willing to cast the difficult votes necessary to help the president effectuate a policy there. the consequence of a no-vote on that budget, whether you like it or not, was that assistance money not getting to ukraine. there wasn't another vote in front of us. the only choice that this senate had, was do we support a piece of leg

but second, senator murphy is right, they need to look for offsets. i don't know if this is the right policy but there are politicians in the democratic party talking about a windfall with offsets going on poor and middle class and others want to put it toward etealternative energy. they shouldn't lose sight of the villain. walt disney said this. i base my movies on the villain. how evil the enemy is is how good the movie is. >> oil companies are generally a pretty good villain. putin is the monster and he is causing this. >> if you are paying $5 to go to work per -- >> up to $6 in california. >> they still have to find offsets. >> you're still shelling this money out. and also, i don't think they have enough time to address this. >> the gas companies right now, i think that that, you're going to have a better bet for the next couple of months trying to broker a deal saying we're in this historic moment than if you're going to try to -- >> what is the argument? to convince oil companies to give up profits? >> i think there's been huge consumer demands

and senators chris murphy and joni ernst. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. we have got continuing coverage of everything in ukraine and around the world. jesse watters "primetime" continues that right now. hey, jesse, have a good weekend, man. >> jesse: you, too thanks, bret. ♪ >> jesse: we start again in ukraine where the country was victim to another day of deadly fighting. russian troops continue their assault on the country's major ports in the south. while the two largest cities of kharkiv and kyiv remain under constant bombardment. intense fighting has been taking place in the streets for the past few days. [gunfire]

>> i completely disagree with senator murphy's concept that we should be doing this deal. it is wrong to be doing this deal no matter what. it is certainly indefensible with the russians in the middle of it given they are a pariah state, that putin is a war criminal. even if they weren't in the middle of it, this is absolutely the wrong time to be providing a windfall to the iranian. and the deal does not stop them from getting a nuclear weapon, it gives them access to a nuclear weapon. that deal should be stopped immediately. >> i'm going to put up what adam kinzinger said. he said he didn't vote but he regrets he didn't vote in the ukranian situation. you know you think the case hadn't been made. but i'm curious, you're on this january 6 committee. you've seen all the different ways circumstantially that president trump acted and reacted. in hindsight, does it not seem con hold money hostage for his own indeed, an impeachable offense? >> i believe, chuck, all of us who were in positions of public trust have an obligation to the constitution, so having sat through watchin

. >> thank you very much, senator murphy, senator young. thank you very much, indeed, to both of you for your initiative in setting up this hearing. i'm really looking forward to answering your questions. i want to bring the voices of 3,000 international rescue committee staff across afghanistan into the halls of power today, but also try to speak to the needs of the clients that we serve, a million last year, and sadly many more need us today. six months ago afghanistan was a poor country, a very poor country, as senator young has rightly pointed out the climate crisis, the covid crisis added to that. however, today afghanistan is a starving country, not just a poor country. the reason i'm very sorry to report, the proximate cause of this starvation crisis is the international economic policy which has been adopted since august, and which has cut off financial flows not just to the public sector, but in the private sector in afghanistan as well. today afghanistan faces a catastrophe of choice, not choice in kabul, but choice in washington,

saw murphy's grandson. >> he had the kindest things to say to me and about his grandmother, and he told me just to take care of myself. >> vaught faces up to eight years in prison when she's sentenced in may. >>> they say money can't buy you happiness, but if you have $18,000, you can earn a degree in it. a university in new jersey is offering the first ever masters dreg in happiness studies. it says the accredited program will focus on practical and evidence-based advice on being happy. >> maybe i would actually study if that's what i majored in. >>> coming up, the major airport running out of jet fuel. >>> also ahead, history in space overnight. a handover between the russians and americans unlike any other. are you tired of washing dishes? well flip the way you clean'em. introducing dawn platinum ez-squeeze. it's a new, upside-down bottle... with no cap. you just grab and squeeze. platinum's upgraded, more powerful formula breaks down and removes grease 4 times faster. nice! no flip, no mess. platinum is also a go-to grease cleaner for your sink, your countertops, and to pre-treat st

a 72 year-old murphy know gonzales. they say he was the father of the suspect. the suspect identified as 32 year-old francisco gonzalez currently being held without bail on a murder charge. will the shooting happened tuesday morning around 10, 30 and monte rio? might remember shelter-in-place was issued as authorities searched for the suspect at the time of walked away from the scene carrying a gun. sheriff's deputies arrested gonzales around 4 in the afternoon about 8 miles away from that crime scene. investigators are still looking into why that shooting may have happened. well, the stanford community is mourning the loss of a stand out student athlete woman soccer team captain katie meier was found dead in a campus dorm room. meyer was an incredibly talented, passionate young woman as team captain and goalkeeper. she left the cardinal to the national championship in 2019, stanford says counselors are now on hand at her residence hall and in the athletics department to help students and staff cope with their grief rememberances of meyer been flooding social me

murphy, chiming in very nicely there. >> great seeing you. stuart: check those dow winners headed by, i can't read it. lauren: boeing. stuart: boeing is at the top, $6 higher. lauren: but that's also why they want to split their stock to get included in the dow and of course dow jones indices have to buy them. stuart: s&p 500, nielsen is at the top. >> they are getting impacted by shanghai and tesla there, with the closures of the factories in the world, well china's largest financial hub. stuart: that's one of the reasons why oil is down so much because shanghai closed down, less demand, price war goes down. nasdaq winners, headed by -- >> booking holdings and ross stores, zoom video. stuart: i'm going to get glasses so i don't have to ask you to read the screen for me. mr. murphy again, thank you very much indeed, all good, susan. check that big board, we're seven minutes in, and we're up 360 points, better than 1% for the dow. the 10 year treasury yield, down 2.41%. the price of gold down 45 bucks dropping below $1,900 an ounce. bitcoin pr

murphy. mrs. murphy tkhra*pbg you, mr. chairman -- mrs. murphy: thank you, mr. chairman. over a month and a half ago mr. navarro was skpaoepb kwrad by this committee. we sought documents and testimony on his efforts to discredit the election and prevent the results from being certified this information is central to our committee's inquiry. mr. navarro refused to comply making a cursory claim of executive privilege. there are many reasons why this blanket assertion of executive privilege lacks merit. as a matter of law and as a matter of common sense. most fundamentally, neither the incumbent nor the former president has asserted privilege regarding mr. navarro's testimony or document production to the committee. mr. navarro has no unilateral authority to assert privilege himself. beyond that foundational flaw in mr. navarro's privileged claim since the election, he has spoken and written widely about the precise subjects that are the subject of our subpoena. clearly mr. navarro's eagletory tell his story as he sees -- eager to tell his story as he sees it soefrs he can d

murphy? >> i. >> this is from murphy votes i? >> mister raskin? >> i. >> mister raskin votes i? >> this is gloria? >> i. >> this is gloria votes i? >> now the chairs recorded? >> mister chairman, you are not recorded. >> the chair votes i. >> mr. kinzinger? >> mister kinzinger votes i? >> mr. king zinger votes i. >> the clerk will report the vote. >> mister chairman, on this vote there are nine eyes and zero nos. >> the motion is agreed kyiv. the vice chair's is recognized. >> pursuant to clause two olive rule 11, i request that members have to calendar days in which to file with the clerk of the committee, supplemental or additional views on the measure order reported by the committee tonight. >> without objection, the staff is authorized to make any necessary technical or conforming changes to the report to reflect the actions of the committee. there will be no further business without objection select committee stands adjourned. >> good evening for new york. i'm alex wagner in for chris hayes. with just watched the bipartisan house committee investigating the january 6th insu

we'll begin with the murphy irish dancers. [♪♪♪] >> thank you very much, murphy school of irish dancing. now, we're going to bring up the man who leads all of our events, mr. liam frost. >> thank you, sean. public speaking, one of my favorite things to do. welcome to the 171 st. patrick's day season. before we get started, we're missing two people that were huge to me. one, john moylan, who was a part grand marshal, as well as catherine linehan, and then, our friend in the mayor's office we're honoring this year as one of the honorary grant marshals, charlotte shulze, so i'd like to take a minute to remember them. thank you. wow, it was two years ago that i was taking off from canada, and i landed a few years later, and sean said, liam, you better call me. that's why it's so amazing to be back this year. mayor london breed, consul general robert o'driscoll, lord general, y'all came out today because we're getting into the spring, and everybody is ready to go. so we're all here today to kick off tomorrow, so thank you. i want to thank the mayor, london breed. we've got martha, joan, sama

while president biden called for more funding for police to reduce gun violence, senator murphy says there are other ways to address the problem. this administration. >> can do more. but senate republican leader mitch mcconnell says all the president's plans are out of touch with the country and will lead to trouble for democrats at this year's november elections. president biden does not correct course sharply and quickly. >> the american people make correct course. reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> state of the union address is seldom have major lasting impacts on approval numbers. you know that some polls indicate that last night's speech may have boosted viewers opinions of the president. as for reaction from a local republican strategist kron four's. catherine keenan joins us with that part of the story. jonathan madison. you know, jonathan, it calls some of what he heard last night. very interesting. the republican strategists as the president was not only reaching out to his base, but clearly also talking to republicans. madison talked abogt what resonated with him

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a mildew murphy grew up in this house, and it's boarded up. just one of nearly 200 vacant properties. >> born and raised in this house. it wasn't a house like it is now, it was quite the house. when i grew up here, it was such a fabulous home. my mom and dad put so much work into it, there was a garden in a fountain. >> living in the u.s. for 28 years, a middle wants to return to her hometown to look after her elderly parents, but she can't find a place to live. >> it's very frustrating. i'm constantly on hold with a real estate agents, and there's nothing out there. there is zero. completely zero! >> and balloon, row a town of just 2800 people, there are hundred and 99 vacant properties and zero homes to rent. >> unfortunately, there are no properties -- and we have a huge amount -- of people looking for rentals, unfortunately, no supply. >> ireland, in the middle of a housing crisis, has a huge number of empty homes, around 122, 000, and a country were only 20,000 new homes are built each year. it has the highest number of houses anywhere in

it's corey murphy there the quarterback taking it in our yes, i do my own panther sound effects if you go to an indoor league game you sit in the first row. look out christians salado i ona little sparky to how the ref as well panthers trailing san diego 33-32 fourth murphy diving on top of the wall here to get in. i thought he crossed the goal line instead set up the touchdown to make it 3833 six seconds left panthers trying to hold on devante sap lynch. did it the one as time expires to take they reviewed game over panthers with their fresh eyes. open our 38-33 the warriors begin a grueling five-game road trip tomorrow in orlando. meanwhile, steph curry is in a walking boot protecting the foot that he injured last week kerry hoping to be back in a couple of weeks. maybe get in a few games before the playoffs and hopefully by next week. i'll be on my feet for sure hopefully on the court to get the ball back in my hands and slowly get you know back to he called basketball activities and work on that cardio and all that type of stuff. so two weeks isn't hopefully two weeks. isn't that?

stephen murphy has been to county male, a area with the internet 99 vacant or derelict houses, but no available properties to rent. >> i walk down memory lane in county mayo, and elder murphy grew up in this house. now it's boarded up, just one of nearly 200 vacant properties in her hometown. >> born and raised actually in this house, it wasn't the house like it is right now, it was quite the house and balloon road, when i grew up here it was such a fabulous home, my mom and dad insomuch work in the gardens, and the guard and sheers living in the u.s. for 28 years she wants to return to her hometown to look after her elderly parents. but she can't find a place to live. >> it's very frustrating, i'm constantly on hold of the real estate agents, there is nothing out there. there is zero. >> in val and wrote a town of just 2800 people, there are 199 vacant or derelict properties, and zero homes to rent, unfortunately there are no properties,, and we have a huge amount, every day, of people looking for rentals. unfortunately, just no supply. ireland, in a middle of a housing crisis, has a

. >> a foreign relations committee member, democrat chris murphy from connecticut. senator murphy, do you think vladimir putin attacking ukraine with chemical weapons should prompt the u.s. to act in some way? obviously, in the obama administration, he had to lay down rade line in sorry and we all know the end result of that. >> yeah. i frankly think this exercise is not helpful. there are a million different hight hypotheticals that you can go down as to whether or not the united states should get involved or not get involved. i do think it's important to realize that it's not in the united states' interest to get into a conflict with another nuclear superpower. that is and could be the beginning of world war iii. that could lead to the use of nuclear weapons. that is why the united states has never gotten into a direct confrontation with russia or the soviet union, not in any of our lifetimes. so, i just don't think right now that's a useful exercise to imagine hypotheticals. we should be focused on helping the ukrainians but staying out of direct conflict with ru

it's corey murphy there the quarterback taking it in our yes, i do my own panther sound effects if you go to an indoor league game you sit in the first row. look out christians salado into the crowd lance right on top a little sparky to how the ref as well panthers trailing san diego 33-32 in the fourth murphy diving on top of the wall here to get in. i thought he crossed the goal line instead set up the touchdown to make it 3833 six seconds left panthers trying to hold on devante sap lynch. did it the one as time expires to take they reviewed game over panthers with their fresh eyes. open our 38-33 the warriors begin a grueling five-game road trip tomorrow in orlando. meanwhile, steph curry is in a walking boot protecting the foot that he injured last week kerry hoping to be back in a couple of weeks. maybe get in a few games before the playoffs and hopefully by next week. i'll be on my feet for sure hopefully on the court to get the ball back in my hands and slowly get you know back to he called basketball activities and work on that cardio and all that type of stuff. so two weeks is

murphy, welcome back to "mad money. >> hey, jim. great to be here thanks >> so matt, you pretty much hit it on every single line. you beat everything. you have five segments that you trounce. could you walk us threw so that people understand that your company is doing well, even if the stock's been hit >> yeah, thanks, jim companies performing extremely well if you look at our results, it was a solid beat and raise that was already off of very strong guidance we had provided, you know, last quarter so even a step up from there and to your point, all five of our end markets were up and performing well. in particular, the data center end market, which has just been on fire, jim >> so let's look at the data center people trying to figure out why the data center stocks are going down i come back and say that really at this point nothing to do with data center. this is still the hottest area then the rebuttal is it must be slowing. matt, it's not slowing at all. >> no, not at all. i think on a couple of factors, if you just look at it at

murphy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. murphy: thank you, mr. speaker. today is day 214 of putin -- 14 of putin's senseless war on ukraine. with all eyes on the united states, president biden has still failed to impose the necessary full economic penalties on the russian economy. this week ways and means republicans and democrats negotiated a strong bipartisan bill that added additional, much-needed economic punishments on putin's war effort. a historic deal that stopped both u.s. imports of russian oil and suspended normal trade relations with belarus and russia. that is before the white house got involved. to be clear, the only reason the white house is doing anything is because it's being politically expedient. they stopped and stalled negotiations. the white house has subsequently watered down negotiations, we're now 40% of nonenergy imports from russia can still continue under this plan, fueling his war efforts. while banning u.s. imports of russian oil is critical, this is weakened legislation and fails to go the distance in truly holding putin acc

murphy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. murphy: thank you, mr. speaker. today is day 214 of putin -- 14 of putin's senseless war on ukraine. with all eyes on the united states, president biden has still failed to impose the necessary full economic penalties on the russian economy. this week ways and means republicans and democrats negotiated a strong bipartisan bill that added additional, much-needed economic punishments on putin's war effort. a historic deal that stopped both u.s. imports of russian oil and suspended normal trade relations with belarus and russia. that is before the white house got involved. to be clear, the only reason the white house is doing anything is because it's being politically expedient. they stopped and stalled negotiations. the white house has subsequently watered down negotiations, we're now 40% of nonenergy imports from russia can still continue under this plan, fueling his war efforts. while banning u.s. imports of russian oil is critical, this is weakened legislation and fails to go the distance in truly holding putin acc

while president biden called for more funding for police to reduce gun violence, senator murphy says there are other ways to address the problem. this administration. >> can do more. but senate republican leader mitch mcconnell says all the president's plans are out of touch with the country and will lead to trouble for democrats at this year's november elections. president biden does not correct course sharply and quickly. >> the american people make correct course. reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> polls indicate that the president may see at least a small bump in approval ratings after last night's address, although state of the union addresses, some of them have much lasting effect. but as a reaction from a local republican strategist tells us, catherine heenan is here with that part of the story, catherine? yeah, jonathan madison who says >> he found the address. very interesting, partly because of what he describes as republican talking points. things like biden's reference to art for the need to fund police not to defund them, but madison thinks the president should

>> i think senator murphy laid it out well. there is the neutrality issue which as zelenskyy promised for ukraine not to join nato. there is the territorial issue, the partitioning of ukraine, the don next and luhansk would they become independent? of course zelenskyy always talks about the territorial integrity of ukraine, which means he doesn't want to do that. there is the crimea issue. that going to be acknowledged as russian territory? so, you know, the question is how serious are the russians about negotiation. when sergey lavrov, their foreign minister says they also want russia to be restored as one of the two national languages of ukraine, that's just a laughable suggestion. it makes me think they're not serious about it. but everybody knows both parties know what the main issues are, and nato is obviously one of them. zelenskyy has hinted several times in recent weeks that he is not going to let all of this get lost over joining nato. he says he understands that nato doesn't want ukraine at the moment. so i do think t

so void should finally arrest all thieves and kidnappers all over the country, the marble murphy, without grown crib romero accessible. ah. the commander says the house rates were previously agreed with the elders and m arms of the neighbourhood. it appears residents cannot refuse. according to afghan media reports the search squads are not only in cobble but in several parts of the country. this woman's nephew was arrested during a house search. she still doesn't know why he was taken away. the family eventually found him with the taliban and ransomed him. she says her nephew was tortured, including with electric shocks. her lawyer, the of kristen, they are much is miss robin are looking for government vehicles for clothes with for anything like that belong to or came from the former government or if they find even a single document bullet as though they will touch you. luckily, ogden a will up either, sir. the squad moves on to such the next house. another step toward what they claim is more security for every one in afghanistan. and that's it for to david the force more now website abo

his name is mark murphy. he's helping the kitchen do some incredible things. why did you want to be here? >> you know, i was sitting at home, i was in new york city, and i've been watching the news like everybody else, and i'm a chef. i need to help, i need to contribute. i'm not really good at sitting around during times of trouble and not helping. chefs are always ready to jump in and help out, and i felt like i needed to do this. i felt like we just went through covid. there was friends of mine who had restaurants and were helping feed people. i couldn't do that much. i didn't have any restaurants at that time, so i decided i just had to do it. i couldn't -- it's easier for me to work, and while there's other things going on in life, and it makes me feel good and it makes me feel like i'm contributing. i just had to get on a plane and come over here. >> it's interesting, because having a restaurant is a very hands-on thing. i know you had television commitments. i think you were supposed to shoot some tv shows with bobby flay. you basically just cleared you

ok, circa murphy vivid impressions there from julia on the current mood in the current in city care. if you come from you, you were born in moscow. tell us about the moved in moscow at the moment. russia is obviously an aggressor and there are no bomb been russian cities in the moment, but the panic is coming to russia to. and so in the last days i had phone calls with journalists and just sort of friends and they don't know what to do. and some people are like buying tickets for any directions to do by to, to billy. see to central, easier just to escape because they don't know what the com or the measures can come to them. and especially how journalists can be sanctioned if they call war as a war. and if they are struggling give a sense of sheep. so there is situation in the society, even like among those loyal russians is changing. and we can see the situation to 3 weeks, probably completely different. what we heard like a couple of those. and to what extent of people in russia been blindfolded by vladimir putin or, or have say, been, has gone into this situation that they find the

robert murphy was not. they saw a lot that they liked. they saw stable government. they saw government that they thought they could manipulate. and they thought they were anti communist and anti charles de gaulle, both of which were very popular inside washington. -- the american government pursuing this policy and the intense, intense hatred of that policy inside the united states. and it's one of the reasons why roosevelt pushed martial to launch operation torch before the midterm election of 1942. this is what he was worried about. if the midterm elections of 42 turned on foreign policy, at that point, autumn 1942, roosevelt is pretty weak on wartime policy. they are worried about that. for me, it was fascinating the way that the threads of vichy connect to everything. >> i think the importance of your book and you pointed out in your introduction, is that you are trying to salvage the u.s. french relationship in the war from oblivion, so to speak. because americans use a are sort of infatuated or enthralled with the special relationship to great britain. and you

and steven murphy has the story. >> reporter: this is mom, dad, mom-in-law and three kids. at least it was. and now this is the new family now that they have taken in no fewer than 11 ukrainian refugees. the host is originally from belarus but with many ukraine jab relatives, she knew that she had to get them out of the country and into her family home in ireland. >> they are still feeling the shock of course because their husbands are still in ukraine. so every day they are on a video call. the girls know every day -- they are crying. >> they left everything. hard working families, everything is destroyed because of one guy, putin. >> reporter: and they actually took in 14 refugees but tlooes three have since moved to poland. but even at 11, it is the most known. and it is tempered by gratitude for their new home. >> i feel very good. safe. thank you for all the support, help. really great people in ireland. >> reporter: and there are still loved ones she wants to help. >> i have another part of my family, my brother -- >> her brother is a belarusian soldier. she is desper

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now murphy, her beautiful. been the only in the last mean. he's noon in with ah. we believe that we are an exceptional nation. this is a phrase you hear a lot in united states. we call it american exceptionalism. it means that we have a responsibility for the whole world. and we need to make rules for the rest of the world. because without us there will be chaos. ah, my name is dr. young and i am a hawaiian political scientists for 8093 in my country was invaded by the united states and we've been under an illegal and prolonged occupation ever since. i've dedicated my life to not only finding out why the united states invaded my country, but also how to bring the occupation to it in hawaii was the long term american project. it began with religious missionaries. they left from boston in the 1820 to go to hawaii and lived there to spend the rest of their lives. civilizing the poor savages and barbarians as we saw, lived in hawaii. mm hm. this is yolanda palace here in the background. this was the executive monarchs building hawaii by 18. 93 was already a constituti

murphy: madam president, reserving the right to object. first very quickly, let me make a few final points about senator risch's comments. senator risch says this isn't a partisan exercise. it is. the bill that senator risch is talking about was introduced by only republicans. it was introduced with no notice to democrats. there was a big showy press conference in which only republicans were there. in fact, the introduction of this bill was a messaging point for republicans to announce that they were no longer negotiating with democrats. and so i appreciate that senator risch often is working very industriously with democrats but in this case it's a republican bill, only republicans support it. offering it today is not helpful to the process because it had no chance of passage. instead today we should be working on getting additional funding to the ukranians. president biden has requested our help, has requested congress to step up and provide humanitarian assistance and more lethal assistance to ukraine. right now, the time we are spendin

you are doing fan service for a lot of people like chris murphy. i get people would like what you stand for and advocate for. i get it. but there is not a person who disagreed with you who is moved because of a tweet like that. there is not an uninformed american who became informed but there is a subset of the people who already like you that you got to grandstand for. that's all that happened with that tweet. the republic got dumber because of that tweet. nobody learned anything. >> despite, despite actually i think he lifted that line from "old school." despite that fact the conversation ended cordially. you all voted on the same side. i do want to ask, feel free to respond obviously to the senator here if you wish, but also, though, mika and i were talking earlier, how concerned we were about a few republicans in the senate, especially whose names we're not going to mention. because we don't want to dignify what they're saying who seem to be tripeing to push joe biden into world war iii, suggest figure he doesn't take steps that trigger world w

senator murphy? >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. let me first associate myself with the comments and a question you posed in the opening round. and i won't have a question on this because i'm not sure we can get a lot of helpful input from our panel on this question. the decision is made at a higher pay grade than those testifying here today. but this transition of security assistance away from the department of state to the department of defense is certainly something that this committee needs to be aware of and care deeply about. according to one study, dod manages 48 of the 50 new security assistance programs that were created after the 9/11 attacks and out of the 107 existing security assistance programs today, dod manages 87, a whopping 81% of those programs. that's a fund the the transition from the way to which we used to manage security assistance. my worry is it takes out of the equation the people who have the clearest and most important visibility on the fwlound as to the impact of that security assistance and those trans

robert murphy was not saw a lot that they like they saw a government that was stable. they saw government that they thought they could they could manipulate with carrots and sticks and they saw a government. that was anti just an anti-charles de gall both of which were very popular inside washington. so one of the problems and one of the things i look at in the book, is this tension between the american government pursuing this policy and the intense intense hatred of that policy inside the united states and it's one of the reasons why roosevelt pushed marshall to launch operation torch before the midterm elections of 1942. this was really what it was worried about that if the midterm elections of 42 turn on foreign policy at that point autumn 1942, roosevelt is reasonably weak on wartime policy, and that's what they're worried about. so again to me it was just fascinating the way that vishes that the threads of vichy just connect to everything. i think the importance of your book and you you sort of point it out in your introduction is that you are trying to salvage t

. >>> ireland correspondent steven murphy reports. >> reporter: this is the casparic family,mum, dad, and mother-in-law and three kids. at least it was. this is the new family now that they've taken in no fewer than 11 ukrainian refugees. there's larissa, tatiana, her son, wife, daughter and son dominic as well as the children's aunt, olga. there's also yevgenia with her daughter and other alissa and sophia. they're originally from belarus, but with many ukrainian relatives she knew she had to get them out of the country and into her family home in ireland. >> they're still feeling the shock, of course. their husbands still in ukraine, and every single day they're on the video call with the girls. emotion -- they nearly -- every day they're crying. >> they left everything, all their life, hard-working houses, families, everything is destroyed because of one guy, putin. >> reporter: the family took in 14 refugees, but three have since moved to poland. even with 11, it's thought to be the most of any host family so far in ireland. for the new residents, worries about those they left beh

this is senator chris murphy saying this all looks complicated -- we're trying to put this all together. stephanie murphy, a member of the committee, says this. >> triangulating from a lot of different angles, and we're getting a fulsome picture of what happened in the run up to and on the day of january 6th. >> it's complicated. just in the last week you see, wow, about the depths and scope of it. we're also about to move into april and the calendar forces this committee to pick up the pace. >> i think they are trying to do the last step of this, which is to connect the dots between all of the different elements of this investigation. there's the violence at the capitol. there's the rally and the organization of that rally that provided in some ways a cover for the violence that happened later. and then there's also the element of it, which is the attempt to put forward these fake electors. and one of the reasons i'm also intrigued by jared appearing before the committee is i think they would be interested in what he knows about that. he was very involved in the trump campaign, and we

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knocking at the door, san diego strike force defense that could not keep quarterback murphy from scoring. tie today into one. the panthers had to come back. the games last 30 seconds to take the lead by 5. could they hold? like a hollywood script it took a goal line stand as time expired to preserve the victory. this play was reviewed and confirmed. in the panthers pit they held on to win 38-33. they take a 1-0 record on the road to the northern arizona wranglers this saturday. >>> over to the giants, cactus league tonight. all about alex wood against the six milwaukee batters he faced he was money. christian, swinging in the first inning, wood struck out three of the six he faces, no walks, two innings brewers won there 13-6 if you are scoring at home. giants playing the diamond backs on wednesday. >>> nfl while jimmy garoppolo, is waiting, now they are stacking, the colts, falcons traded the former mvp for a third round pick. ryan spent 14 seasons in atlanta, four pro bowls, the colts reportedly backed off pursuing jimmy garoppolo because of concerns about his healing shoulder over sur