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and what you saw last night in new york city is a testaments of how deep the problem runs and the biggoing the whether they condemn the pro-terrorist slogans chanted last night in new york. are their actions going to speak louder than their words? >> dana: they did that event there at a memorial site for the nova music festival where the main october 7th terrorist attack happened. cheryl sandburg was on our show a month ago and talked about what actually happened at that festival. you would imagine that somebody like aoc who cares about women, right, that maybe she would think differently? what cheryl here? >> after october 7th the reports were coming out about not just mass murder but mass sexual violence and the usual people who should be speaking out were either ignoring it or denying it and that's not okay. women naked, legs spread, bloodied, tied to trees. this is a nonpartisan issue no matter what you believe. >> dana: she spearheaded an entire documentary about that and feels a little lonely and bereft. people she normally think would support all women didn't get it from them.

pocketed donors this weekend in new york city, the same city where that new york times editorial was posted. if those donor say listen, i can't give my my money away to someone who i think is not going to be able to win in november. that would be a problem, but what that looks like is the question because voters have gone to the polls, they've selected biden as the nominee in the democratic primary. so to change that or to make it a delegate process down too several thousand people instead of tens of millions of people that's just the big undertaking. both the logistics of it, but the politics of it, the messaging component of it would be difficult. >> yeah, these are such uncharted waters because we've never had a debate this early before the convention either. so it lends some feasibility into these shouts as well. do you see a world where this could happen without biden's consent, him being replaced because his campaign said, hey, he's sticking around. >> yeah. i think the only way it would happen without biden's consent if democrats had real evidence that he was not competent or

turns out dad steven, a retired new york city firefighter was a match.ownstairs and see them hug each other and give each other a high-five, say we're going to do this now. >> reporter: that transplant a success. >> after the surgery, i felt so good. >> reporter: jaren back to doing everything a 9-year-old should. dad steven right there by his side. >> i think he's a hero to me, because he does baseball with me. >> to be his hero is amazing. he he's amazing boy, and i would do it over and over again. >> and our thanks for that report. today marks the fourth year that juneteenth is recognized as a federal holiday. the day commemorate the anniversary of when enslaved people in texas were finally freed, two and a half years after the emaps pags procla proclama proclamation. civil rights icon opal lee is known as the grandmother of the movement. on this day, 85 years ago, her family home in texas was burned down by rioters. >> they left under cover of darkness. those people tor te that place asunder. they drug the furniture out and burned it. they did despic

trump by 8 points in new york, deep blue new york. remember president biden won empire state by 23 points, there was a fired group of new yorkers rallied outside floyd bennett field yesterday in brooklyn complang lease for migrant shelter not get renewed, but what do you make of numbers, new york, goes to your point that blue cities are now seeing effects of blue policy president biden's policy and, new york was angry about a lot of stuff but this is a big one. >> slh. liz: greg abbott my hero of the decade brought migrant problem, as you said, earlier chicago philadelphia new york you name it new yorkers are fed up to have their school backyards all of a sudden become places where migrants are living, hotels, literally something half our hotels now are housing migrants, this is supposed to be a big tourist destination where are those people supposed to stay? as we see migrants centers housing become more violent, there is going to be more and more outrage about it, and i -- there is plenty right now. luke: smaller donations coming in

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and everywhere i go, east coast, west coast, up state new york, deep south, doesn't matter.he sentiment is the same. people are losing their faith in our institutions because they see this. they see the weaponization of the judicial system itself. and as a institutional law attorney and somebody who believe in the our institutions and trying to conserve the greatest nation in the history of the world, i am really concerned about that perception. if you don't have equal justice under the law, or if the people don't believe that you do, you lose a very important element of what is necessary to maintain a system of government like ours, constitutional republic. >> perception of reality? >> i think it's both. >> on the one hand, is the system biassed in favor of president biden when it comes to the donald trump trial? but somehow not biassed in favor of him when it comes to the trial of his own son. >> well, i don't know. we'll see how the trial of his son plays out. but you know, you can make an argument there that -- has he had a fair jury that's been selected? i don't know. w

, and philadelphia. >> so they'd fanned out three different cities and had been monitored for overall month. it comes to cnn is going deep into the deadliest stretch of the us mexican border, speaking to migrants, reaching this remote and desolate region. after days without food, seemingly, these people on aware of president biden's announced crack down on asylum claims. david culver has this special report that you'll see first tonight, outfront while this is a. larger group here, let's see she's asking us if it's much longer to reach asylum. so what this does documents in hand and this family desperate to find border patrol does they've been walking through a yes. they've been walking for three days obviously, she's very emotional, says there's no food, there's no way when you think we're in a remote part of the arizona mexico border, getting here, not easy, took us about two-and-a-half hours from tucson. much of the drive off road with no cells signal and yet as desolate as this part of the border might seem, the trash and close literary in the gravel tell a different story. >> we

so they'd fanned out three different cities and had been monitored for overall month it. comes to cnn is going deep into the deadliest stretch of the us mexican border, speaking to migrants, reaching this remote and desolate region. after days without food, seemingly, these people unaware of president biden's announced crack down on asylum claims. david culver has this special report that you'll see first tonight out front while this is a larger group here, let's see she's asking us if it's much longer to reach asylum. so what this does i remember documents in hand, this family desperate to find border patrol de they've been walking today? yes. they've been walking for three days obviously, she's very emotional. she says there's no food, there's no anything. we're in a remote part of the arizona mexico border getting here. not easy, took us about two-and-a-half hours from tucson, much of the drive off road with new cells signal and yet as desolate as this part of the border might seem the trash and close literary in the gravel tell a different story. >> we find makeshift

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