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VP Vance meets with the U.S. House, potential changes to the FDA drug approval process, the rising wave of antisemitism in America, members of the House vote to cut off aid to Israel, legislators in Missouri take steps to reduce abortion, and cutting through the confusion on how the Comstock Act affects abortion laws.
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VP Vance meets with the U.S. House, potential changes to the FDA drug approval process, the rising wave of antisemitism in America, members of the House vote to cut off aid to Israel, legislators in Missouri take steps to reduce abortion, and cutting through the confusion on how the Comstock Act affects abortion laws. ...more Show the full description Show less VP Vance meets with the U.S. House, potential changes to the FDA drug approval process, the rising wave of antisemitism in America, members of the House vote to cut off aid to Israel, legislators in Missouri take steps to reduce abortion, and cutting through the confusion on how the Comstock Act affects abortion laws.
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In this video 0:00 Blanche Confirmation Hearing & Top Headlines14:02 Graham's Passing, NDAA Blockade & Reconciliation 3.018:48 Mifepristone Dangers & State AG Pushback28:01 Cornyn on Hearing, Pro-Life Action Needed37:02 Security Threats, Lawlessness & Biblical Call
Blanche Confirmation Hearing & Top Headlines 0:00 From the heart of our nation's capital in Washington, DC, bringing compelling interviews, insightful analysis, taking you beyond the headlines and sound bites into conversations with our nation's leaders and0:12 newsmakers, all from a biblical worldview. Washington Watch with Tony Perkins starts now.0:18 I've seen video myself of of what, appears to be pills coming even from overseas, to to young women and doesn't matter who applies for it, anybody can get it. There's0:30 no instructions. They just come dumped out of a little plastic bag and and it's, it's wrong. And I very much commit our resources to to stopping this.0:40 That was acting attorney general Todd Blanch responding to questions today about the abortion drug Mifepressstone during his confirmation hearing. Welcome to this Wednesday, July 15th edition of Washington0:52 Watch. I'm Tony Perkins, your host. Thanks so much for tuning in. Well, coming up, house Republicans today unveiled a budget framework for a roughly 95000000000 dollar reconciliation package that would1:04 fund defense priorities related to Iran, provide farm assistance, and support state efforts to implement voter ID requirements in elections. But the question is, will senate Republicans support1:16 it? North Dakota senator Kevin Cramer joins us with the latest on reconciliation 3.0 as well as the status of the must pass National Defense Authorization Act, which senate Democrats are currently
1:27 blocking. Plus senator John Cornyn joins us to discuss today's senate judiciary committee hearing for Todd Blanch where lawmakers raised multiple concerns about the dangers of the abortion drug mifepristone.
1:40 Then Alabama attorney general Steve Marshall will join us to discuss why the Trump administration has yet to address those concerns. All of that and more straight ahead.
1:55 So let's begin on Capitol Hill. Earlier today, Todd Blanch appeared before the senate judiciary committee for his confirmation hearing to serve as US attorney general. Joining me now to discuss this hearing is
2:06 Washington stand reporter Casey Harper. Alright, Casey. Walk us through what transpired today.
2:13 Yeah. Thanks, Tony. A long hearing, several hours, where acting attorney general Todd Blanch faced questions and strict scrutiny, really, and a high stakes senate confirmation to lead the DOJ. Now a few highlights.
2:23 During the hearing, senator Josh Hawley pressed Blanch on solutions for undoing that Biden administration abortion policy you mentioned that allows free rein for the abortion drug mifepristone to be ordered via the mail
2:35 without an in person doctor's visit even if a state is pro life. Here is a clip of, Blanche's reaction to Holly's question.
2:44 We are not defending what Biden did and will not. The FDA has has a process that that we're letting them, go forward in, and that's this is, again, in our briefings, that
2:56 takes a year. They've committed to do it significantly less time than a year. President Trump's administration in its entirety will protect the the life of the unborn and and and work with, states and and
3:08 obviously you to make sure that we do that in the best way.
3:11 Now some critics say that that process is a stalling tactic, but it wasn't the only topic of the hearing. Blanche was also pressed about the Epstein files and the Trump administration's handling of it. Blanche
3:22 acknowledged there were mistakes made, like not redacting some of the victims' names. But and during the hearing, Blanche also made an important point about that controversial 1800000000 dollar anti weaponization fund
3:33 making clear that it is dead as a doornail, Tony.
3:36 Alright. Let's talk, Middle East. President Trump has asked Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu to pull back Israeli troops from Syria and Lebanon.
3:48 Walk us through this news.
3:50 Yes. A new tension maybe between Trump and Netanyahu. During a recent phone call between the 2 leaders, president Trump warned that the Israeli Defense Forces' continued presence in those regions may be causing
4:01 unnecessary friction could even lead to escalation of the conflict. Now that phone call comes as Netanyahu is scheduled to visit the US this weekend because of the funeral of the late senator Lindsey Graham. It's
4:13 unclear if president Trump and Netanyahu will actually meet face to face, while the, Netanyahu is in the country. Now a new round of negotiations between Israel and Lebanon also started yesterday in Rome aimed at
4:25 advancing the implementation of that important ceasefire arrangement and the long standing border security issues. An Israeli official said there's Israel is ready to move forward with this arrangement they worked out
4:36 with 2 pilot zones in southern Lebanon where Israel would pull back some of their forces and Lebanese forces, would take control. But, you know, Lebanon in the past has been unwilling to hold back Hezbollah, so we'll see
4:47 how it works out.
4:48 Alright, Casey. 1 final topic. Speaking of, of Israel, top Democrats say they'll oppose a proposal to cut US military funding to, to Israel, and this, this amendment, was
5:00 just in the house. The Massey amendment failed 104 to 3 14. It seems like there's a lot of, division within the ranks of the Democratic Party over support for Israel.
5:11 Yeah. Very much so. I think, just over 100 Democrats voted for it despite house minority leader Hakeem Jeffries leading the opposition to that amendment, which, of course, was, put forward by Republican congressman
5:23 Thomas Massie to cut military aid to Israel. And the point that Jeffries made and and the point he made in the letter to his Democratic colleagues is that, yes, American policy in the Middle East must change, which
5:33 Democrats wanna hear, but he said it's too broad of a stroke. It's gonna impact humanitarian funds, maybe embassy opposite, operations, refugee assistance, and other things. And so I think Democrats are looking for
5:43 changes, but, this massive effort didn't have enough to get across the finish line.
5:47 Alright, Casey. Thanks for the update. We'll talk to you a little bit later in the program. I wanna turn now to, to the senate where Democrats yesterday blocked the annual must
5:59 pass defense authorization bill in protest over the conflict with Iran. Joining us now to discuss this and more is senator Kevin Cramer of North Dakota who serves on the
6:11 Senate Armed Services Committee. Senator Cramer, welcome back to Washington Watch. Always good to see you.
6:16 Always my pleasure. Thank you, Tony.
6:18 But before we, get into today's topic, I I just wanna kinda gauge, you know, the the shocking news over the weekend of the passing of, our friend, senator Lindsey Graham. How how are your colleagues,
6:31 responding to that?
6:33 Yeah. Well, we're shocking is the word. We're all we've all been shocked, and we've all are very, very sad, obviously, in processing it. Tony, but at least we're processing it together. It's sort it's like a family,
6:44 obviously, and that includes Republicans and Democrats. So we're processing it together. I think we're healing together. We're grieving together. And, of course, having Darlene Graham,
6:56 replace Lindsey now, his sister, is is part of that process interestingly. I I I found myself yesterday, of course, a little more sentimental, in her presence as she's sworn in, but
7:08 at the same time, hopeful and and you and you see the you see the good that comes even from from the loss of a good friend and that you you meet another really good friend who's, stepping in the gap on on behalf of
7:20 her brother in in this country. So, you know, the funny thing about death is, for the rest of us, life continues and, and the Senate has work to do. And so we're going to do it without Lindsey, which is going to
7:32 require by the way, Tony, a lot of senators stepping up in individual places because, because Lindsey cut such a broad swath. I mean, such a broad swath. It's gonna take all of us doing a little more. I mean,
7:44 he because
7:44 no 1 senator is gonna replace him.
7:46 He, he was such an advocate for Israel, and he understood foreign policy so well. 1 other question on this, senator, because I know of your personal faith in Jesus Christ. Moments like
7:58 this cause people to ask questions, to to reflect on the bigger picture of life and the and the meaning of life. Do you do you see that happening?
8:06 Without a question. I I I'm, of course, in the I'm in a Tuesday morning bible study. I'm in Wednesday morning, prayer breakfast with with my colleagues who are there are Republicans and Democrats in both. I fellowship
8:18 with a group of Republican and Democrat men, senators and house members, Tuesday nights for dinner. And, and we're all we're all seeing this moment and we're all, you know, asking the
8:30 questions, of course. So you see even our own vulnerabilities as people of faith. And there's no question that the opportunity that a moment like this presents for us to be a witness among our friends and
8:41 among our colleagues within the club that is the United States Senate as well as the larger the larger, audience, if you will, that watches us, I think is, part of God's plan, quite honestly. That there there we know
8:53 there's no abiding city on this earth, but there is, an abiding city that that Lindsay will enjoy and that, that hopefully we all enjoy with him 1 day, and and we need to be able to tell that story,
9:05 that story of
9:06 hope. Yeah. The the city of God, which is eternal. I I wanna turn now to business at hand, although these things sometimes pale in comparison when we look at those bigger pictures we're just
9:18 talking about, the bigger issues of life. But National Defense Authorization Act, this is something that passes every year. I think 66 years we've passed this thing, and the Democrats are blocking it. Where is
9:30 this going?
9:33 So, fortunately, the, the the leader, John Thune, did, make a motion to to reconsider, which means it's simply a marker. That means we can bring it back
9:44 up at any time. We'll continue to negotiate with Democrats. He'll no doubt bring it up again, you know, within a week or 2 to to see where we might stand if there's any movement. But the
9:56 reality is is that that Chuck Schumer and Democrats are they all see a vulnerability, I think, in, in in this tragedy that we're experiencing as a family and, the fact that that we're down 1
10:08 senator with with senator McConnell who's a strong hawk for, for national defense and and security. And and just I think they see some vulnerabilities that they're trying to exploit for
10:20 for something else. The the fact what's so ironic about it is they say it's over the Iran conflict. That that's the reason that they're blocking the NDAA, which is so absurd when you consider that we're gonna punish
10:32 our military men and women and their their compensation and their benefits and their and their weapon systems and their own personal security to make a point about, their objection to
10:44 to, the president's, you know, war as they call it against Iran is just insane to me. And I think it's shallow. And I think if you think about it for 30 seconds, you see how wrong they are. So I it's
10:56 important that people like me and people like you that we we use these platforms to talk about it in those terms because I think that's exactly what it is. I think it's it's it's Chuck Schumer and his leadership more
11:07 afraid of the of the the the DSA, the democratic socialist, that that are now well organized, running ads, recruiting young people. They're more concerned about that than they are the men and women who
11:19 are defending the freedoms around the world, and that's it's it's sad and it's sick.
11:24 It is. We we certainly don't wanna use the men and women who are in uniform that are doing just what they've been told to do, what they've been trained to do, and punish them for for doing it. I wanna switch gears. We
11:36 got, just about 2 minutes left, senator Kramer. Today, House Republicans unveiled the, a budget framework for a 3rd reconciliation package, 94000000000 dollars. It would
11:48 have components of the Save America Act. Where do you think that goes if it comes over to the senate?
11:55 Well, where I what I think is going to happen, what I hope is going to happen and happening is that, you know, remembering senator Graham was the budget committee chairman. The new chairman, the incoming chairman is Ron
12:06 Johnson from Wisconsin, and Ron spoke a bit to us today at lunch. Ron, it's I think working with chairman Arrington over in in the house who is just 1 of the finest men in congress, and I'm
12:18 sorry that he is, not running again, but I think it's really important that we work with the house and the white house on a package that can pass both chambers. I I think that the house's
12:30 package is really quite good. It's focused on just basically 2 things. Well, really 2 and a half things, defense to include intelligence and then, some some farm aid, which is really important as we negotiate
12:42 trade deals around the, around the world. And then with with a couple of, provisions that will help at least provide some incentives for states to adopt some of the some of those characteristics
12:54 in the Save America Act that we can't get done, without without at least 50 or 60 votes in the United States senate. So I think it's pretty cleverly put together. I think it's too modest in some respects. We need more.
13:05 The president wants 350000000000 for national defense, and I support that. They've sort of taken the supplemental for restocking the munitions that we've used in Iran and put that into this
13:17 to this reconciliation package. I think we need to think a little bit bigger there. There's still some work to be done on caught on on, you know, pay force, things like that. But, I think they've done a marvelous job
13:28 with it, and I think they've certainly pushed pushed the, the envelope a little bit that forces this broader negotiation between all the parties. And I hope we can get it done. I think it might be the only thing we can
13:39 fund this year the way that the Democrats are behaving.
13:42 Alright. Senator Kramer, always great to see you, my friend. Thanks for joining us. We're gonna talk a little bit more later about that reconciliation 3.0. There's some, there's some other things missing out of
13:54 it. We're gonna talk about that. Alright. Don't go away. More Washington Watch straight ahead.
Graham's Passing, NDAA Blockade & Reconciliation 3.0
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17:53 of Todd Blanch, whom the president has tapped to serve as US attorney general, the topic of mifepressstone, the chemical abortion drug, was widely discussed.
18:04 This is sick and twisted and must stop. He used his ex wife's information to buy those drugs online, to kill
18:16 his own child, and to endanger Jana's life. And sadly, her story is 1 of many.
18:24 That was Alabama senator Katie Britt passionately telling the story of an ex husband who secretly obtained mifepristone through the mail and surreptitiously gave it to his ex wife
18:36 to kill their baby. Now a lot has been said about the FDA's study of the drug. In fact, it was, discussed in today's hearing. We're gonna talk about that a little bit more in the next segment with
Mifepristone Dangers & State AG Pushback
18:48 senator John Cornyn, but this is not that complicated. Joining us now to discuss this is Alabama attorney general Steve Marshall. General Marshall, welcome back to Washington Watch. Thanks so
19:00 much for, joining us.
19:02 Good to be with you, Tony.
19:04 This is not a new issue to you. You've been, leading and helping other states take on this issue of mifepress stone, trying to protect women, unborn babies, and state laws.
19:16 No. Absolutely. And, look, this is 1 area. If president Trump wants to be able to cement his legacy as a remarkable pro life president, that they have the opportunity to be able to correct. And that is
19:28 to go back through the FDA to the former standards that were applicable for the prescribing of mifepristone to make sure that it's in person, that it's done by physician, and ensures opportunities
19:40 to not only protect women's health in a way that we've never done before, but also have the opportunity to be able to protect life.
19:49 Today, that issue was, front and center in the confirmation hearing. I applaud several of the senators who asked about the FDA, asked about the the rims, the the protocol surrounding the drug, but he was
20:01 also pressed on another element of the law because when he was asked about the mifepress stone and the the policies governing it, you know, the FDA is doing a study, a
20:13 year long study, which to me is just a protracted excuse not to do something. But another aspect was asked about, and that was Comstock. That was a law that prohibits
20:25 abortion materials being sent through the mail. What's your take on on that and his response to those questions today?
20:33 Yeah. I did not have an opportunity to hear his response, but I can tell you, Tony, that there are multiple AGs around the country right now that are evaluating whether or not we have the opportunity to be able to use
20:44 the Comstock Act as a vehicle in which to go after mifepristone providers, particularly those that not only are housed in here in the United States, but also those that are international. I hope
20:56 that our friends at the Department of Justice under what will be attorney general Blanche's leadership will be able to join us in that. But if not, we'll be able to fight that battle ourselves.
21:07 This is a a very unique situation where you have Republican states suing a Republican administration over a Democratic policy that a
21:19 Republican administration is protecting.
21:21 Yeah. It goes back to the Obama administration, obviously, then enhanced during Joe Biden under the guise of COVID, 1 of the many things that we saw adversely occur as a result of the policies that came from the
21:32 pandemic. But this is 1 they can change. And I can tell you, Tony, I have had positive conversations with higher level officials within the Trump administration, particularly at HHS, who understand not only the
21:44 recent study that you're familiar with that showed very dramatically the underreported impact on women's health, but they also stand understand the importance of this issue to the pro life community. I do believe they're
21:55 taking it serious, but as you've described, I don't think we need another year to be able to do a study. The information's there. It's time now for action.
22:03 Why hasn't it been changed?
22:05 Yeah. I wish I could answer that for you. Obviously, there is politics that come into play with every decision that's made. It's not unique to this administration. I believe this is an important and foundational issue to
22:16 many across this country. I think the ability to aggressively protect women's health is something that will be received in a very positive way by individuals across our country, and I think it helps us in the midterm. I
22:28 don't think it hurts us.
22:29 You know, many people are concerned about this. In fact, most people don't know. We we conducted a poll recently that showed less than 18 percent of Americans actually realize that the abortion rate has gone
22:41 up in the country since the overturn of Roe. It hasn't gone down. It's about a 20 percent increase. And, you know, when they find that out, they're concerned. Others just kinda brush it off, not their problem.
22:53 Last month, you led a 14 state coalition calling on the US Environmental Protection Agency, the EPA, to add mifepristone and its generic generic equivalents to the
23:05 contaminant candidate list, meaning testing our water. This could be affecting everybody.
23:11 Absolutely. And this is just another 1 of those adverse consequences of mifepristone on our society. We think EPA ought to be able to take this issue very seriously. And I do believe that through the response that we've
23:23 been given, that they are willing to be able to look at this for purposes of scheduling it as a contaminant in water systems across this country. But, again, another adverse impact that this administration can take
23:33 advantage of to be able to eliminate what right now is readily available mifepristone even in states like Alabama who've outlawed it.
23:41 You know, this would the final question for you, attorney general. The attorney generals of the state, state attorneys general, the the these are such important positions because
23:53 what you've shown, what I've seen, under your leadership and and other Republican AGs, is that they've not only defended these things during Democratic administrations, but they've been
24:05 willing to hold Republicans to account too. That's why these local elections, state elections, are just as important as these national elections. 30 seconds.
24:13 They absolutely are. And AGs are uniquely positioned to be able to weigh in on national issues in ways that we can make a difference. And, again, we have to be principled, policy focused, elected
24:24 representatives. And even if it means calling out conservatives who aren't being consistent with what we think needs to be done, I think it's incumbent upon me and my colleagues to be able to do so, and we've done that.
24:34 Well, I would say you have, in fact, done that, general Marshall, and I wanna thank you for doing that, and I wanna thank you for being on the program. Always appreciate your insights and what you add to the program.
24:46 Thank you, Tony.
24:48 Alright. Coming up, senator John Cornyn of Texas will join us to discuss today's nomination hearing for Todd Blanch. So don't go away. More straight ahead.
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27:25 the Word. As we've, been discussing throughout the program today, acting attorney general Todd Blanch had his nomination hearing today, his confirmation hearing before the United States Senate
27:36 Judiciary Committee. And, he was confronted with a number of questions on several topics. But sprinkled throughout the hearing were questions regarding the Trump administration's handling of the abortion
27:48 drug, mifepristone, which has not only been killing unborn babies at an alarming rate, but also harming women.
27:56 If president Trump is the most pro life president, this ought to be a pretty easy call, because women are hurt as a result of, side effects, heavyShow more
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