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The following is a transcript of an interview with Democratic Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia that aired Sunday, Jan. 22, 2023, on Face the Nation. MARGARET stanley uk BRENNAN: We re back with Democratic Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia. I know you have dealt with a number of mass shootings as governor and senator in the state of Virginia. I wonder your thoughts on Monterey Park this morning SEN. TIM KAINE: Margaret, it s- it s just like scar tissue that keeps getting reopened every time these things happen. W stanley cup e re reminded in Virginia of the shooting at Virginia Tech in April of 2007. My heart goes out to this community. I m worried that the perpetrators are still at large. So let s first make sure that the law enforcement has the support to catch up. And then we need to support those survivors and all who ve been affected. MARGARET BRENNAN: Alright, Senator, we have to take a quick break and I want to talk to you more on the other side of it. We ll be right back.*COMMERCIAL* MARGARET BRENNAN: Welcome back to Face the Nation. And we continue our conversation with Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia. Sena stanley termoska tor, yesterday for the fifth time, we learned about this other tranche of classified information being kept at the president s personal residence. How does a senator accidentally take classified material home SEN. KAINE: Margaret, I don t really know the answer to that question because I reviewed classified material as senator on the Armed Services and Forei Jscw 2018: What s next for Asia
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