Ahead of President Obama’s national address tonight, Virginia Democratic Senator Tim Kaine is urging the White House to come to Congress before extending its bombing campaign against the Islamic State. Capitol Hill reporter Matt Laslo has the story.
Sen. Kaine Urges Talks on ISIS
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