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Great Chuck Schumer.

I think Chuck Schumer was an A leader when we had a majority and produced historic results.

And I think it took him about 90 days into Trump to realize he wasn't the majority leader

and that the skill set needed to be minority leader is very, very different.

Yeah. that needed to be minority leader is very, very different. Hello, and welcome back to Five Day. I'm Anna Palmer.

And I'm Jake Sherman.

And we are thrilled to have Senator Tim Kane, the Democrat from

Virginia, joining us today, Jake, to talk all things, war powers, health care, redistricting.

We've got a lot to touch on. Yes, absolutely. He has been forcing, he says he's going to force

multiple votes on President Trump's various goals overseas. Venezuela, Greenland could come in the mix. There's a lot to talk about.

He's getting people on the record. He had a disappointment on the Senate floor last night, but

it sounds like he's just getting started and he's going to be leading the charge on this going

forward. Afterwards, we'll be talking about all this, breaking down what Senator Kane had to say

with our good friends. I'm Nana Nawaz of PBS News Hour, as well as Phil Maddenly of CNN joining us once again.

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