him duff bogus information about the bidens which this guy smirnoff was then passing on to his fbi handler. they say he was passing on information as recently as last september. that is just not right in the prosecuting the prosecuting lawyer said that smirnov was just making a lot of this up now, it's been a very interesting week for smirnov. he was arrested, landing for an international flight in vegas when before it, magistrate the judge let him out. and that federal probe prosecutors really implored a judge to get this guy back in custody. they said he was definitely a flight risk, and the judge said he believed that perhaps smirnov's lawyers were trying to facilitate him absconding from this country, getting away. now, his lawyer said that he could be released to his girlfriend, were a tag. all this stuff. the judge said tags can be cut and this is not a garden variety case. >> will nick watt reporting for us, nic, thank you very much.

thanks to our viewers for watching erin burnett outfront starts right now. >> outfront next, did putin kill alexey navalny to thwart a prisoner swap? navalny's aides making that bold accusation tonight, a russian investigative journalist and longtime navalny friend is outfront with more plus an exclusive kfile investigation revealing an alleged architect of trump's fake elector scheme. brand secret twitter account directly contradicting what he was telling investigators. and a race against time for donald trump. can you get behalf of billion-dollars he now owes the state of new york and 30 the days or less. let's go outfront >> and good evening. i'm erin burnett outfront tonight, speaking out on the verge of a prisoner swap. >> alexey's >> alexey navalny's closest allies tonight is claiming that a deal to swap navalny and to americans for one of putin's most wanted assassins was ready to go. when navalny suddenly

died in a russian penal colony. >> now in the booth symptom to putin, navalny with everything putin could never be an putin hated him for it. but why did he kill him? now on the way, why february 16 july, even though i know the answer to that question and i have neither the slightest reason nor desire to hide it. >> well, navalny's team says that this was all at the final stage. the final stage of a deal to swap navalny on the night of february 15, the night of february 15, of course, is the night before navalny mysteriously died in prison navalny's team says that russian oligarch and billionaire roman abramovich delivered putin's proposal to swap navalny and the news is coming as navalny's wife is now speaking out against putin no obese top buccino murder was not enough for putin now he holds his body hostage, mocks his mother forces her to agree

to a secret funeral and now she is facing threats from one of the biggest names on russian state television, one of putin's propaganda mouthpieces >> who am i deal >> she's already said and done enough to go to prison. are laws will be the same for everyone. >> in the same fate awaits navalnaya's. if she comes to russia you will go to prison. >> she comes to russia as she will go to prison while the threats coming from russia are not stopping there because putin himself is now making it clear, saying you shouldn't be crossed by anyone because that russia has been building up, perfecting and getting its most lethal forces ready. >> so when the dollar today, the share of modern weapons and equipment in the strategic nuclear forces has already reached 95%, while the navel component of the nuclear triad is almost at 100% 95 to 100% on the nuclear arms front. matthew

chance is outfront in moscow tonight with all the details. these new details that we are learning about a proposed massive prisoner exchange mona's still paying their respects at makeshift memorials across russia but now another unexpected twist in alexey navalny's trial and you saw according to his close aide, negotiations for the release of the russian opposition leader, we're reaching a conclusion. he was poised to be swapped, say his team, before he suddenly died and in the wild name navalny should have been free in the coming days because we achieved a decision on his exchange. >> yeppo. chill up with dana. i >> received confirmation that negotiations were underway and we're at the final stage on the evening of february 15. on february 16 alexey was killed >> the kremlin hello, cnn it has no knowledge of any deal that had nothing to do with his

death but the volleyball team insists the russian opposition figure was killed to prevent him from being swapped. you can see evan gershkovich's in there. hi matthew from cnn, swapped along with us citizens in russian jails, like wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich accused of espionage former us marine paul whelan, serving 16 years for spying. >> i am innocent of any charge. >> the us says both are unlawfully detained and has been negotiating for their release including early talks on navalny, one western official tells cnn but the kremlin has regularly hinted it wants back this man, a former fsb agent, vadim krasikov, serving a life sentence in germany for killing a chechen dissident the valleys team accuses the kremlin, have simply taking the opposition leader off the negotiating table by killing him allegations the kremlin denies putting a shortcut dalip on,

yet he was clearly communicated to putin are the only way to get krasikov is to exchange him for navalny >> hold on. stop putin. i can't tolerate navalny being three. and since they're willing to exchange krasikov in principle than i just need to get rid of the bargaining chip no person. in other words, nope problem. the kind of ruthlessness that saw alexey navalny poisoned with the live agent novichok 2020 recovering only to be arrested and imprisoned on his return to russia the following year after news of his unexplained death, hundreds of mourners were detained while laying flowers now, navalny's team says a public farewell. potential flashpoint be held at the end of this week in death, as in life, it seems alexey navalny continues to challenge the kremlin's power matthew just

watching that. i mean, it is amazing to see what this deal was and why perhaps he may have been killed when he was killed talking about navalny. >> and you know, >> initially there were protests, people protested, and then there were arrests of navalny supporters in the wake of his death you're in moscow now. what are regular people? they're now saying about navalny >> well, erin, look, i mean, navalny is always divided opinion inside russia, but we've seen from the the thousands of people that have come out and pay their last respects at great risk to their own liberty, that he has a lot of supporters and hundreds of people across the country have been detained simply for laying flowers at the makeshift memorials that have sprung up in townsend it is across the country. look, the big test is going to come at the end of this week when the valley's team say they're going to hold a public memorial service of public funeral for alexey

navalny right here in the russian capital, moscow and look, i mean if you look at all that risk about coming out to pay your respects or to protest. it's going to be really interesting to see how many people come out and attend that funeral, given that there is that risk attached to it? >> yeah. it's gonna be incredible to watch it's all right. matthew chance. thank you so much. matthew is in moscow tonight one of navalny's closest friends is the russian investigative journalists. you have guinea, albats. and if guinea is with me now and i so much appreciate your time and i know that in the wake of this horrible loss and death, you have been doing a lot of your own reporting of genya why didn't this deal for navalny happen? >> i thank you. very much for inviting me for this program and for talking about so you know, several hypothesis. and we yet to get conformation for anyone. but there is one

hypothesis that it is german side they didn't want to release wedding crest. so first of all, i could say to that vladimir putin speaks about the kind of a man. put an ease and kind of president regime that exists in russia was pushing was ready to change and she's prisoners for the russian hitman. >> was him >> classical, the guy who murder one of the chechen commanders in germany on the term terror of germany, right? he was arrested, he was trial, he went to trial and he will sentence too many years in jail so it's true that as far as we know, grenell refuse to talk about anybody else both watching class there were one hypothesis was that german authorities were pretty much

against that. then we got the that germans were ready to go for that. however, the white house was against this one because obviously krasikov is a guy with blood but on his hands because he didn't serve even half of his sentence in jail and probably most importantly, because it's it could be wrong message to push him that he can grab hostages like evan gershkovich and paul. paul whelan? >> yeah. keep them a russian jails and keep killing people outside russia. >> so then another reporting, i'm maria pevchikh, obviously a close ally running the investigations unit for navalny's foundation, said that the us wanted the us those two prisoners were included, paul whelan and evan gershkovich. >> but you're getting out why do you think navalny died when he did and i know you heard again maria pevchikh single. he

he died the de that this was supposed to be announced today, that it was supposed to be happen. we don't we don't know the details on this. and what what actually was about to happen or not. but why do you think navalny died that day? >> i think not one that died that day because he presented a clear cut alternative to put some put your wanted to break him to crash here and you talk the failed putin realized that navalny was going to challenge him, as long as he's alive. so he puts it decided that it's better to kill navalny and just to get rid of this problem by the name navalny. as you know, joseph styling used to say and putting basically getting into styles shoes right? now that if there is no person there is not, there is no problem >> that's if there's no person, there is no problem >> i >> know you've exchanged letters with navalny throughout

his time in prison. and of course, i know you're friends with his wife as well, but you received hundreds of letters from him during his time and he was fascinated by american politics. what did he tell you >> he wants very interested in american politics. in fact, you know, when he went to start at yale university and the law or year long program, he was interested in the american political machine first and foremost, and he was interested because he was trying to figure out i water means of ways to win, to be winning elections. that's why time and again, he was watching all kinds of american tv series like house of cards or like the wire where there's both lashing out tomorrow or homeless he was picking up to there. he also was reading a lot of milan. he was reading a memoir. he was fascinated by arab at, by

robert kennedy and he communicated with karen kennedy kennedy's daughter. he also read a memo because by axelrod were who was instrumental in obama's victory. but at the same time, you read memos of republicans because he wanted to understand the nature of american conservatives and he read a book by judge george w bush, younger, and even by karl rove and some others you also were already invoked secure read books by nelson mandela and churchill's that he was, he was the guy who was a, he decided to use his years in jail is some sort of another university for kill himself. he was reading two books a week. >> that's fascinating. if guinea, thank you so much. i appreciate your shape. during all of that with me. and i want to go to seth jones now, the senior vice president for the center for strategic and international studies. and i want to get your reaction to these new threats that were just hearing from putin, right? he's talking about 95%

readiness on some of the nuclear stockpile, 100% on others at what can you tell us right now? >> from all of >> your work about the state of putin's weapons manufacturing and his stockpiles right now. >> where and i think there is no question right now that vladmir putin feels emboldened right now on the battlefield in ukraine, his forces took of defka over the past week, not a huge area but certainly they are on the offensive right now. we're seeing them pushing in areas like bakhmut and other areas along the front lines their assassinating individuals. we saw that in spain recently, a russian pilot that defected what's interesting is on the munitions. this is an area where the russians have lost upwards of 3,600 tanks since the war began, 5,000 other armored vehicles yeah, they've struggled a little bit along these lines. but of concern as they're getting help from the

chinese, the north koreans, and the iranians on their industrial base. so they're getting some help from allies. >> and obviously that's hugely significant at a time when ukraine we understand at some points is firing smoke because of their literally firing smoke. our fred pleitgen's reported because they don't have ammo. i know you mentioned the word emboldened and i know you believe putin is feeling significantly emboldened right now, but actually, you've been saying for multiple reasons yes. for multiple reasons. there's battlefield activity i mean, it's a little bit of an odd decision on his part. sweden sweden has just been now let into nato. so his strategic picture isn't great the number of casualties were hearing from avdiivka, russian casualties it's upwards of 15 to 17,000. so it's embolden, but there is a propaganda element to this. i think the reality is that his forces have suffered in a strategic position is more problematic than it was several months ago. >> seth jones. thank you very

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>> no. i mean, i don't i don't do any twitting any alternate ids? >> nope. not even a pause andrew kaczynski broke the story for kfile and he's with me, so i mean, that's not even there's no there's no ambiguity in that the questioning even went to alternate identities and he said, no. so he said, i don't do any tweeting. you found a lot a lot of tweeting? yeah. that's right, erin. so chesebro had an anonymous twitter account called bajaur, panda's that he used to promote a very aggressive strategy, far more aggressive than he shared with investigators. now he is cooperating in multiple different state investigations. he claims that he was misled by these more radical elements. within the trump campaign about how they planned on using these fake electors. but those secret tweets really reveal an entirely different story. chesebro basically told investigators that he wanted those electors just as a

contingency in case they won court cases though there would be trump elected there is available on january 6 when congress certifies the vote, take a listen to this >> i wanted conditional language and all the states, right? suggests in three times to trump campaign and december 12, but they make it conditional i'm winning litigation >> but on his secret twitter account, he said the courts didn't matter. look at this tweet from november 5, 2020, he says trump doesn't have to get the courts to declare him the winner of the vote. he just needs to convince republican legislatures that the election was systematically rigged but it's impossible to run again. so they should appoint electors instead >> i mean, it's all there. now, how did you connect the dots that this pundit was actually chesebro. >> so it's kind of interesting me and my colleague ali gordan. first off, chesebro references

this twitter account in an email exchange with the trump campaign on january 5. so me and my colleague, ali gordan, we started going through the account to see badger pundants said he was with alex jones on january 6. chesebro was with alex jones on january 6, badger pundit said he worked worked on bush v. gore and chesebro worked on bush v. gore. so eventually his lawyers did confirm to cnn that he was behind the account. they did say there was clearly a conflict between the tweets and what chesebro told investigators and they get give us this statement where they said when he was doing volunteer work for the campaign, he gave specific kinds of legal advice based on things that he thought were legitimate legal challenges of verse badger punton, who is this guy over there? just being a goof, just being a good as being a goop. right. but of course, you know, he lied.

that's that's what happened. at least they say there's clearly a conflict where they put it. >> all right. andrew. thank you very much. and outfront, legal analyst ryan goodman is with me now. i mean, it's pretty amazing. so andrew connects all these dots. k file goes to the team for chesebro and they say, clearly there's a conflict where there's no denying this at this point though it's important to remember chesebro was so central in the fake elector scheme. that's why andrew's reporting matters so much. seven key states, including georgia, where we're of course, he's already pleaded guilty in the fulton county investigation. so how bad is this twitter account the kfile's breaking that it exists for chesebro and ultimately trump >> so it's very bad. >> chesebro >> really is identified in the january 6 indictment by the federal government as a chief architect. he's the main legal architect of the entire scheme to overturn the election and using the false electors. and here we have him not just pot and a bold-faced lie that he didn't use twitter. but what he's also not what he's hiding. i should say, from the

prosecutors is that the twitter accounts very incriminating. just as was outlined? it's incriminating because in fact, he tells the prosecutors that he thought the scheme was ridiculous, but the twitter account is promoting the very scheme. he's also trying to maintain this persona that he was just providing legal advice. but this twitter account is obviously showing that he is a very much of an activist and an idealogue and then he does combine the two because he's actually sending the tweet it's to the trump campaign, so he can separate them as though there are two distinct personalities of a certain sort kind of bipolar. >> we're talking about here. i mean, this is clearly what he was what he was thinking, what he was doing, and that's the point. i mean, he is technically cooperating though in several of the states that i mentioned, i believe four of them but the word cooperate printing may be very misleading, right >> yeah. and we've talked about it before and here i think is now bombshell evidence. bombshell evidence that he's actually for lack of a better word and an empty cooperator because he's going in there telling the prosecutors that

he's cooperating and giving them information about others but in fact, he is totally misleading them. that's what this demonstrates. and he is in fact leading, misleading them about the timing of the scheme and his direct involvement in it and he's trying to place the blame on others. that's the worst thing for the prosecutors. i think that now they haven't choice in michigan actually, whether or not to indict him for these false intentional false statements to them. >> all right, so the other thing that happened today was the manhattan district attorney, alvin bragg comes out as the judge. i know it was narrow, but a gag order on the former president trump in the stormy daniels hush money case, which is set to go to trial shortly here in new york what do you, think they'll get the gag order? and is there any significance in this particular one for trump >> so i do think that they'll get the gag order. there's something really smart in da bragg's petition to the court, what he does is he actually tracks the exact same language that the dc circuit upheld and it's gag order of president trump's so the dcs circuit said that trump cannot quote,

engage any making are directing others to make public statements about counsel in the case other than special counsel, members of the court staff and council staff or the family members of any counsel of staff member brags, petition asks the court to prohibit trump from making her directing others to make public statements about council case or other than the district attorney, remember that the court said project attorney staff or the family members of any counsel of staff member, its tracks it verbatim. and then there's another provision as well where it also tracks verbatim the dc circuit opinion. so you have to protect witnesses and thinks the exact same rule. so i do think that the judge in this case is going to say, well, if it's good enough for the dc circuit, it's probably good enough to appeals and everything and men, men at all right, i hope everyone will read your full blog on just security that you wrote about this issue today, ryan, thank you very much. and next warning shot democrats in michigan pledging not to back biden in tomorrow's primary they need to hear our calls and heat our demands and respond to what it is that we're asking for, which is an immediate and permanent ceasefire could it

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be telling a group of michigan democrats, in fact are >> urging members of their own party did not vote for biden in the state's primary on tuesday, and that push is because of deepening anger over biden's handling of the ongoing war in gaza he's she's now raising concerns about a potential serious embarrassment for biden in what is a crucial must-win swing state in the general. so dianne gallagher is there in michigan to begin our coverage with the latest and are voters outfront series tonight? >> a pivotal november battleground. >> the road to the white house runs through michigan. you don't win without michigan. >> but some democrats are using tuesday's primary to put president joe biden on notice a warning to biden and his administration that they need to hear our calls and heat our demands and respond to what it is that we're asking for, which is an >> immediate and permanent ceasefire using their ballots to protest the president's handling the war in gaza by voting uncommitted in the democratic primary >> it's a humanitarian vote. it's a protest vote. the ground

let's roots. listen to michigan campaign, vote uncommitted, launched by members of the state's large arab community. just three weeks ago, has expanded to count progressives and young voters among its supporters, like pontiac city councilman, mikel goodman. >> because we are often told many times that the power that we have assistance in the us passes through the power of the ballot and this is us using that power. >> no one >> who his voting, i'm committed. >> once trump they want what is happening in gaza to stop more than 30 state and local elected officials endorsed the campaign as did rachida to leave the first palestinian american woman to serve in congress if you want us to be louder, then come here and vote uncommitted. >> organizers safe for most today's message it is about the primary, but there's a lingering warning. >> it needs to call for a ceasefire because it will save lives and because it's the necessary thing to do politically, otherwise, you

president biden will be handing the white house to donald trump. >> the biden campaign has acknowledged michigan's importance in this election. but allies of the president aren't quite sounding alarm over the uncommitted primary strategy. >> yet. >> i'm hoping and expecting that these folks will come vote for joe biden in november for right now they have an issue they want to brought attention to. and it's working. that's why we have in early presidential primary, the uncommitted campaign's goal is modest or >> threshold is 10,000. uncommitted votes and because that strategy is based off of the numbers that trump won in 2016 against hillary clinton in 2020, biden won michigan by more than 150,000 votes. but some biden supporters like former congressman andy levin say the president's prospects this november are uncertain we'll do everything i can to get him elected in november all i'm saying is i don't know if we can succeed unless we change

course. and by the way, it's the right thing to do. >> he says he voted on committed in the primary, not because its support for the president is wavering well, i think the great danger for joe biden here in the michigan primary is that he would win with >> no indication that he has a problem with no visibility of how angry people are an organizers of this campaign say that the broader concern >> for democrats as a whole in november for it is rooted in that noting that this is not political, this is personal for many people here in this community. they have friends and family members who have been killed in gaza. and there were he is not that they'll just leave the top of the ticket blank in november if something does not change, but that they may not turn out in november now, erin, it's also important to note that michiganders vote uncommitted all time. so not everyone who votes this way on tuesday is

supporting this campaign. >> employee. all >> right, dianne, thank you so much. in michigan tonight, david axelrod is here with me now outfront. so how big of a problem for biden is the protest vote in michigan? >> well, look, we'll sue the size of it. i saw governor whitmer on with dana yesterday saying, no one really knows how big it will be. it's not going to impact sort of, it's not going to overwhelm him. i don't think in that state, but look at underscores the fact that we're talking about it suggests that they've already succeeded in bringing attention to the issue. and this is a real issue, not just with the arab american voters in michigan, and they there's a sizable number of them, but also with young people with as some in the african-american community. i mean, this is a real thing for him, which i think maybe why tonight when he was standing there in the ice cream parlor, he said, hey, we're close, we're going to get this done, right? >> right. i mean, as i said, the timing is important. i mean, look, when it comes to reelection as you point out, it's not as if he's going to

expect it to lose it tomorrow. it's it's what kind of an embarrassment it could be. would it happens? but when we talk about the margin, she was saying 150,000 votes in the scheme of some states, that's a big margin compared to last time. yeah, but people might not show up. i american community, there is obviously significant anger is real. some of the headlines in detroit, in michigan i'm sorry, michigan overall >> one, if arab americans will deliver biden's first blow another democrats quote threatened to turn away from him over the war. >> how significant >> could this be in the general in michigan, which is must-win, it is. >> michigan is going to be close. closer, i think in the last time polling suggests that he's been behind in a number of polls in michigan. it's gonna be a marginal race. so even if it's a marginal difference in the turnout of arab american voters, of young voters. a marginal difference can make the difference in these battleground states, and certainly in michigan. so it is

a concern, but i should point out, i mean, as horrific as this whole nightmare has been for starting with this massacre of hamas on october 7, were eight months away from the election. we don't know what is going to sue between now and then. whitmer yesterday was reminding people that the choice will be another referendum on the president, but between him and donald trump and the arab, arab american community, there's going to have to consider if they think that the policy is gonna be better with donald trump before you go at the top of the program, you have guinea was saying, close friend of alexey navalny's, but he read your book? yeah. while in a penal colony. and and i know you really only found this out very recently after he died. he died. >> what did it mean to you to hear it? >> oh, god, it blew me away. the part of the book that he cited was to kerry kennedy, robert kennedy's daughter, and the kennedys inspired me to politics and that's what he was talking about. imagine that

people who he will inspire fire to continue the fight he is one of those inspirational figures like the kennedys, like martin luther king. and i'm just so pleased that he read my book. >> yeah, it's pretty incredible to imagine that. and i know is, as you say, you never know who you influence and impact and wow. all right, david, thank you so much. great to be with you. and next president trump on deadline to pay half $1 billion. he owes in the new york fraud case so can you get the money and time and exactly how someone who knows who's done it. many times before is here. and so let's start alone. the latest in a long list of big names to leave california for good. i'll ask congresswoman katie porter, who's running for senate there. what she's doing to stop more money from fleeing the state of california >> frank sinatra it had connections with the mafia and all these nightclubs were owned by the mob. >> you didn't want to make those guys angers that he was two vegas.

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along the new york business fraud case, along with the money trump has been ordered to pay in the e jean carroll defamation case. you're well over half $1 billion. i mean, it's an extraordinary amount of money for an individual in new york. according to forbes, trump does not have enough cash on hand to pay it. now that's forbes, but that's their estimate. he does not they say he has got about $426 million liquid assets and cash, and that is of course less than he owes. >> so what >> do you think trump needs to do to secure a bond >> i think he's going to need to come up with additional capital. i think at the end of the day, he's going to be required to put up liquid assets, either equal to or just under the amount of the bond and without that, i don't think he's going to be able to obtain it. >> i mean, i understand that there's seems to be a 30 day grace period here. that's been put into place by by the court. do but just to be clear, that would not be normal. right. i mean, normally do people get 30 days to figure this out? no. well, in federal court, you got through pretty days in state court. there were no safeties

and new york state courts, so that the judgment can be executed once it's entered. all right. >> so him getting any time what it would be different than than anybody else would get. i mean, could he be in danger of not securing the money? i mean, obviously it doesn't have the liquid assets or even if he does up to the point, you say up to or close to then he would have nothing else left. so he might need to do something to secure this, correct? >> he may have to either further encumber assets, possibly sell something, or raise the money from either family other entities are related parties. >> and the new york attorney general, letitia james, has made it clear that she will take trump's buildings the manhattan if it comes to what she has said that he or she is we are prepared to make sure that the judgment is paid to new yorkers. and yes, i'm looked at 40 wall street each and every day 40 wall street, of course, was at the heart, one of the buildings at the heart of the case that was ruled on. what do you think could happen if trump is not able to secure the bond?

>> well, that's a little bit for posters and execution specialist. that's not what i do. but i think it's going to be difficult for liotta james to actually seize his assets. it's going to be interested in see how this unfolds all right. >> well, neil, thank you very much. i appreciate it. thank you. so peterson, as i said, an expert on this next republican seizing on the death of a college student to call for a crackdown at the southern border plus monica lewinsky in a totally new way that we've never seen her before >> anderson cooper 360. next next on cnn >> this looks like an actual farm. >> looked cute on the app >> i the night

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ago congressman. so much to talk to you about today, but i wanted to start with this. i mean we can all agree this is a horrible, horrible thing that happened. it shouldn't have happened, but it did for president donald trump today, called audi, he writes on social media, the monster who took her life illegally entered our country in 2022 and then was released again by radical democrats in new york after injuring a child i know that you may not choose the same words, but do you share his outrage? >> well, i think what a horrible tragedy likes, like this happens, i think whenever we're dealing with violent crime, there is a sense of outrage, of sadness and loss. but i think the important thing to focus on is any one instance shouldn't shape our overall immigration policy. which has so many different facets, including economic choices about what workers to allow and how to create prosperity in america. so the situation is tragic and it's a loss and

it's important to acknowledge that, but also to recognize all the other how all the other parts of immigration policy fit together. >> so the number of migrants crossing into your state illegally as app as i referenced a moment ago, the la times says in san diego, there were nearly 25,000 migrant border arrests in january, which is a 60% increase over the same exact time period, just a year ago now president biden has announced he's going to go to the southern border in texas this week and obviously he's not been at the border now and in over a year do you think he should be going to your state as well? >> well, i'm really heartened that president biden is going to the border. of course, we would love to have him come visit the border here in california, one of the things i've heard over and over again in oversight committee hearings is that our southern border isn't a monolith. the challenges that our border personnel and communities face are different in areas where it's more rural, where there are different cities depending on geography and depending on where migrants are going. so i think it's really important if

president biden is going to continue to lead on immigration policy and on solving our challenges at the border, which he must do. i think being there and listening to folks on the ground is an incredibly important step to boost during his bolster during his credibility and giving him the authority to create consensus, would you support if he had an executive action, if whether it was challenging the court's or not, but support him taking an executive action to close the border well, i think executive action is really important. it's the only way that we've been able to make any progress at addressing immigration at all. but i think we've seen under title 42 and some other policies that efforts to simply quote, close the border is not really solving the longer-term problem, which is that we have not put the resources or the policies at the border so we have all different kinds of chaos and challenges from not having enough immigration judges to not investing in technology that can help a screen for fentanyl, which i voted for, but we need to do more on recognizing that we haven't kept our promise to

dreamers. all of these things come together to create the kinds of chaotic immigration policies we see. >> i want to ask you about a couple of other things. first, the ivf issue going on in the state of alabama when the supreme court ruled that frozen embryos are actually people there have been backlash to that even in the gop, including trump here, he is like the overwhelming majority of americans, including the vast majority of republican conservatives, >> christians, and pro-life americans. i strongly support the availability of ivf for couples who are trying to have a precious little beautiful baby. >> i suppose >> we want to make it easier for people to be able to have babies, not make it harder. and the ivf process is a way of giving life to even more babies all right, there clear, they don't support their ruling. could they nip this in the bud is an election issue

>> well, this is absolutely an election issue. look, reproductive freedom is an issue about people being able to choose when and if to start a family and republicans extremist republicans shouldn't get to define what that freedom looks like, it's not just the freedom to use ivf to start your family. it's also the freedom not to become a parent and to have an abortion. i think what we're seeing here is hypocrisy. a number of my colleagues, as you may know, we're on bills that would limit ivf even at the same time that they are saying they're supported even in a state like california yeah, which protects abortion rights. we are seeing this play out in the senate race with maga extremist eric early doubling down on an abortion ban, even as this ivf controversy is raging, i want to ask you because you are running for senate in california. and about one crucial thing, some people have been leaving california. the numbers show a net-net people leaving and some wealthy people. >> yesterday sylvester stallone announced that he is leaving.

he's moving to florida and he's not alone. mark walberg, nevada better life. joe rogan, texas, elon musk, texas maybe tax refugees. it's real money though, leaving your state. what are you going to do about it? >> well, look, washington has not focused on california's biggest challenge, which is housing affordability. we have had basically the same federal housing policy for five decades as long as they've been alive. and as a result, we are seeing housing prices and continued to be a problem and an aging housing stock in california that's the big challenge we face is housing affordability. washington needs to focus on it. it's california's biggest problem. >> all right, congresswoman porter. thank you so much. i really appreciate your time. and finally, tonight before we go, monica lewinsky wants americans devote lewinsky teaming up, but the clothing brand reformation, not just to sell clothes, but to get out the vote the brand partnering with vote.org to encourage voter registration and turnout at the polls come november and as lewinsky herself says, if you want to complain for the next four