joining us today, senator to discuss your book. thank you for having me. i m excited to be here. host: i wanted to start, your entire story has so many emotional movements on - - moments. as a congressional editor and love the portion where you say people tell me on the first editor to have a baby in office but now, the first to give birth. [laughter] but it tells you the average age for a senator to give birth in office we need more women senators and younger senators. host: the passages are fantastic but i hope we can have a candid conversation what that looks like on the personal level to be a very tradition bound institution. how awkward was that? talk me through. you use the phrase with abreast on the senate floor. [laughter] as soon as i became pregnant it was through ivf. i was trying. we began having the conversations. the senate even then with democrats in the minority we were pretty evenly divided. i knew we would need every single vote. senate rule says i can
we need more younger senators and more women senator. absolutely. the passages in this book are fantastic but hoping we can have conversation but what does like on a personal level. the senate as a very tradition and often hidebound institution. how awkward was that talking through i think he used the phrase without abreast on the senate floor. well, as soon as i became pregnant, i get pregnant througe ivf as i was fine but assumes would are successful, we begin having the conversations because remember the senate was even then when democrats were in the minority we were pretty evenly divided. even then with democrats in the minority we were pretty evenly divided. i knew we would need every single vote. senate rule says i cannot take maternity leave i can introduce legislation or vote. i cannot even give birth in illinois i had to do in dc otherwise i would be stuck there. you cannot take a newborn baby on the airplane. from the beginning i knew we would have to work th
younger senators and women senators. younger senators. host: the passages are fantastic but i hope we can have a candid conversation what that looks like on the personal level to be a very tradition bound institution. how awkward was that? talk me through. you use the phrase with abreast on the senate floor. [laughter] as soon as i became pregnant it was through ivf. i was trying. we began having conversations because the senate and even then when the women minority, we were pretty evenly divided and i know we need every single vote so i couldn t take maternity leave and senate rules i cannot take paternity leave because if i do, i can t introduce legislation, can t vote or do anything so i couldn t even give birth in illinois where he wanted to, i had to do it in d.c. because if i was in illinois, i would have beenno stuck you can t take a by on an airplane so even from the beginning i knew we have to work through a lot of issueshe including senate rules. there s no way to
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far? what is the relevant measure to them? thank you, international viewers, for watching. cnn newsroom is next for you. for the u.s. viewers, let s get after it. one way we cannot let the government shutdown. the president is straight forward about the need for a border wall. i suspect he will be insistent. he would not want that to define his first 100 days sgrch. we want our priorities funded. i would like to have a vote this week. on monday, we will be here. it s a marathon. not a sprint. dealing with the most unpopular president after a three-month period in american history. he tried to sell it to the american people. it did not represent what he campaigned on. this is what you called the swamp. this is new day with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. good morning. welcome to new day. up first, this is a big week for president trump. this will mark the 100th day of his presidency. it will be on saturday. congress facing several battles. a spending
contests that you would normally have. there would just be so much less interest, especially on the democratic side. you can definitely feel the difference in enthusiasm between the republican candidates, who are, you know, still campaigning hard in this final day, but whose events, at least yesterday, were much smaller. jon ossoff has a robust field organization with volunteers, some of them coming in from as far as i talked to one guy who came from berkeley, california. he bought his ticket on valentine s day to try to come out and help with this race. it s the first opportunity for democrats to demonstrate their anger with president trump. we are here at a polling place in cobb county, suburban atlanta. it s was held by tom price until he was appointed hhs secretary. the trump won by 1.5 percentage points and tom price won by over 20 points. i talked to one voter yesterday. this was about college-educated white voters. i spoke to a man who is a conservative lawyer in tow
i m ayman mohyeldin alongside yasmin vossoughian and louis burgdorf. paul manafort is facing seven and a half years in prison following a second sentence hearing. in court yesterday a federal judge takd on additional three and a half years to the 40 month sentence he received last week. seated in a wheelchair manafort told the courtroom quote, i m sorry for what i have done and for all the activities that have gotten us here today. the judge responded saying i m sorry i got caught is not an inspiring call for leniency. the judge chided manafort s lawyers for using the charges in the case to try to disprove any collusion between the trump campaign and russian efforts to influence the 2016 election. despite that statement from the judge, manafort s lead attorney had this to say outside of the courtroom after the sentencing. judge jackson conceded that there was absolutely no evidence of any russian cluing in this case. that makes two courts, no evidence of any collusion w