sevens are to creating even more ways for the government to secretly surveilled us. our leadership protect our rights not make it easier for the government to trample on them so say you're both attorneys how do you answer this question about the fourth amendment warrantless searches for americans who know there's evidence out there in the public, tens of thousands of time this has been abusing its american citizens. >> have great respect for mike lee as i do for jd vance. and for the aclu. the problem here is the adversaries we have around the world who want to do us harm have to be stopped. this kind of surveillance of foreign adversaries, not americans it applies only to americans if they are in touch with those of foreign adversaries is absolute necessary paid 60% of the presidents morning briefing what he sees when he comes in first
to know what they are talking about when it comes to lindsey graham for. >> two quick points. first of all been a prosecutor for most of my career as u.s. attorney in connecticut then attorney general of connecticut for 20 years. i know what it takes to get a warrant. and often these kinds of surveillance activities have to be done quickly, expeditiously without going to the foreign intelligence court to get a warrant. i have great respect for that need to have strong oversight. we need to do a better job in the congress of overseeing these programs so there are no potential because there's nothing more important privacy. shannon: exactly got to live that you could understand their number of americans concerned about the conflict between those things and the fact the fisa court has had abuses. we know that you all can have lunch with hattersley and vance for. >> we could be attacked any minute now. shannon: was hope that such use editors, go to see about three
absurdity. shannon: will talk more about this. trey yingst from israel, thank you majority of south al qaeda republican senator lindsey graham and connecticut democrat senator richard blumenthal. thank you all for being here this morning. no you travel to ukraine together but let's talk about what is going on there you have this package coming back to the senate. your fellow colleague republican jd vance has got questions about this. he says in a piece in the "new york times" the map does not add up he said ukraine needs more soldiers that it can fields even with draconian policies and need some more material than the united states can provide the sooner americans confront this truth the sooner we can fix this mess and broker for pc set them with us ramping up industrial production were not getting a fraction of what ukraine says it needs. so why prolong this? >> that pessimism underestimates america. where the strongest greatest country in the history of the world. we can produce the kind of artillery shells, the long-range
like jd vance and others who will say like no, i would not have done what mike pence did. she didn't go there. what are you going on? she wouldn't go there and poked me a little bit. saying only the media cares about january 6 trump cares about of course, that's the reason i asked the question is because it has become somewhat of a litmus test of for the people who are vying to be his running mate he wants to hear from somebody that they unabashedly oppose anything that has it comes even close to the results of 2020 even though there's, we should say there's absolutely no evidence to back that up. and he's still obviously harbors a lot of hatred, frankly from my pens for doing what he did following the law and following the constitution. >> it was a bit surprised. >> i didn't know how she was going to answer that question, which is why i asked her if she's actually if she thinks she's not going to get pick maybe, but also remember she
ohio's j.d. vance opposes helping ukraine, lindsey graham is one of ukraine's biggest advocates. >> i challenged j.d. vance to go to ukraine and get a briefing from the agrarian military and talk to the ukrainian people then tell me what you think. >> gop florida senator rick scott says the border is the number 1 issue facing the country, that the border of ukraine. scott wants to add more provisions to the bill is that likely both on the gold tomorrow or wednesday. chandra? >> sandra: we'll be watching for that with you. chad, thank you. agent with the national border see here we are disappointed as it package makes its way to passage. billions vice president is one of them. he's here to tell us why. your thoughts? >> it's honestly it's a slap interfaced to not just the man and woman were other but to the american public and i believe right after the bill
mike. >> trey yingst live in tel aviv. trey, thanks very much. mixer the white house touting it's passage on the house following the strikes in israel and iran. lucas tomlinson live on the north lawn with details. hello, lucas. reporter: hello, mike. on sunday lindsey graham had a message for jd vance, if you don't like the $60 billion going to ukraine, go there yourself and take a look for the stand. >> getting a briefing and talk to the ukrainian people and tell me what you think. >> maybe you won't put it together. go on your next trip. >> you're welcome to come. reporter: the strike on aurone and applauded the house passing
to know what they are talking about when it comes to lindsey graham for. >> two quick points. first of all been a prosecutor for most of my career as u.s. attorney in connecticut then attorney general of connecticut for 20 years. i know what it takes to get a warrant. and often these kinds of surveillance activities have to be done quickly, expeditiously without going to the foreign intelligence court to get a warrant. i have great respect for that need to have strong oversight. we need to do a better job in the congress of overseeing these programs so there are no potential because there's nothing more important privacy. shannon: exactly got to live that you could understand their number of americans concerned about the conflict between those things and the fact the fisa court has had abuses. we know that you all can have lunch with hattersley and vance for. >> we could be attacked any minute now. shannon: was hope that such use editors, go to see about three
ways for the government to secretly surveilled us. our leadership protect our rights not make it easier for the government to trample on them so say you're both attorneys how do you answer this question about the fourth amendment warrantless searches for americans who know there's evidence out there in the public, tens of thousands of time this has been abusing its american citizens. >> have great respect for mike lee as i do for jd vance. and for the aclu. the problem here is the adversaries we have around the world who want to do us harm have to be stopped. this kind of surveillance of foreign adversaries, not americans it applies only to americans if they are in touch with those of foreign adversaries is absolute necessary paid 60% of the presidents morning briefing what he sees when he comes in first
this. trey yingst from israel, thank you majority of south al qaeda republican senator lindsey graham and connecticut democrat senator richard blumenthal. thank you all for being here this morning. no you travel to ukraine together but let's talk about what is going on there you have this package coming back to the senate. your fellow colleague republican jd vance has got questions about this. he says in a piece in the "new york times" the map does not add up he said ukraine needs more soldiers that it can fields even with draconian policies and need some more material than the united states can provide the sooner americans confront this truth the sooner we can fix this mess and broker for pc set them with us ramping up industrial production were not getting a fraction of what ukraine says it needs. so why prolong this? >> that pessimism underestimates america. where the strongest greatest country in the history of the world. we can produce the kind of artillery shells, the long-range
communications that are anti ukraine and prorussia messages. some that we hear being uttered on the house floor. >> if we don't stop doing this, a few of my colleagues would like to see the russians win. >> beyond marjorie taylor greene, how pervasive is the messaging of russian propaganda in the house. >> the problem is bigger than that. the problem is social media favors disinformation over information. twitter in particular which the russians and chinese use. there's a specific problem with a few members of congress who simply repeat these tropes over and over again. such as marjorie taylor greene and vance. there are a majority of people who have taken this as a normal part of conversation. but i think are now realizing, i think some of them any way what their mistake had been. i think interestingly in the last few days we're seeing a