congresswoman caucus chair pramila jayapal joins me on that coming up next.al joins t coming up next >>> ever since vice president kamala harris became the de facto democratic presidential nominee conservative networks have tried to suggest harris is way outside the mainstream. except once you leave the right-wing bubble it's clear that way outside their main stream is really just sort of smack-dab in the center. here are some of the on-screen headlines that news max aired during vice president harris' first campaign speech in milwaukee this week. harris facts, supports massive corporate tax hike. shh, don't tell news max that polls show most americans regardless of party affiliation want corporations and the wealthy to pay their fair share. then there's "harris backs tax funded medicare for all," which have literally years now polls show a majority of americans actually support. and then there's "harris wanted to cap rent and utility payments." here's the thing, we are in the middle of a housing affordability crisis. rent has jumped an average of 30% since t

pramila jayapal, congresswoman, thank you very much. back to you, rachel. >> that was excellent. the first time i mispronounced then senator harris -- no, i think she was then attorney general harris' name, i got like 17 calls from friends, 15 of ro whom were indian american just think kama, kama. your mnemonic is kama. never forget it again. it is burned into me. over these last few weeks of ed sturm und drang in the democratic party other what was going to happen with the democratic ticket, one of the ap sharp issues of this president is that president biden keeps the circle around him tight. joe biden has been in politics a very, very long time. he has held on to key advisers for a long time, held on to key staff for a long time. over long portions of that long record, he's had the same people very near to him, and that creates an intense circle of trust around him that is nevertheless small. one of the biden lifers who has been a key man, particularly in this phase of his career, in this administration is ron klain, long-time adviser and former chief of staff to president bid

jordy reed and congresswoman jayapal were talking about before.. support for her is natural and look, the reality is she's the only person other than joe biden to get 80 million votes in this country, and this is not some kind of coronation. she is the product of a popular process that put her in the ut vice presidency and she is the choice of i think the democratic voters, and we'll see that as this process unfolds, and people saw her camping today. she was a great campaigner and i think it's absolutely natural that people rally behind her. th >> ron, today the dnc chairman jaime harrison announced that the party will deliver a presidential nominee by august 7, which means there's not going to be any choosing a nominee at the convention. this is not going to be 1968. in establishing the plan, setting out the rules memo se about how this is going to happen, it seems pretty clearly that this is going to be not only not chaotic but an orderly fashion that's within the rules as everybody understands them. as far as the dnc is handling this, the plan

jayapal of washington. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. jayapal: i'm proud to support the biden administration's new title ix rule that recognizes every student who deserves to feel safe based on gender identity and sex characteristics in schools. protecting kids should not be controversial. allowing parents to parent our kids without interference from the federal government should not be controversial. this cruel attack on lbgtq+ youth from congressional republican is just the precursor to the republicans' project 2025, a horrific roadmap for a trump presidency that would reverse our freedoms and destroy our democracy. this 1,000 page manifesto would gut protections for the lbgtq+ community and attacks marriage equality, offensively claiming same sex marriages are, quote, less stable than so-called traditional families. according to a 2024 survey from the trevor project, in the last year, almost half of the lbgtq+ youth experienced bullying and over a 1/3 have seriously considered attempting suicide. the biden administration's rule is a c

my parting words are, again, i know you all are excited to end with congresswoman jayapal.m excited for her, i support her, i support medicare for all. i think one of the things we can do is work on individual states like maryland, who has the ability to have medicare for all, and we've had legislation but it has stalled. finally, all the democrats, all the black people, we rule here but we are not getting the progress we should have. i think efforts should be put on maryland to make maryland realize its true promise and live up to the moniker of progressive state of maryland. we are not progressive enough. thank you very much for having me. when we organize, we win. peace. [applause] >> hello again. earlier i promised you all some powerhouse speakers and i think we've delivered. [tears and applause] -- [cheers and applause] we are not done yet. i have the privilege of introducing our final two speakers tonight, congresswoman camilla jayapal, the cochair of the congressional progressive caucus. she's also the vice chair of the congressional lgbtq equality caucus where she i

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congresswoman pramila jayapal. >> welcome, congresswoman jayapal. thank you for joining us.o jump in on that exact point. progressive democrats, the progressive caucus really i think surprised a lot of people by standing so firmly with president biden as so many other groups were pushing him to exit the race. the progressives stuck with him. so tell me the level of excitement about this shift and his handover to vice president harris. >> well, joy, it's great to see you, as always. look, i think that the progress i caucus has been president biden's largest bloc of votes through his whole build back better agenda, that whole first two years, and everything we got done, we saw president biden lay out something that was really remarkable, a progressive economic vision that lifts up working people, that taxes the wealthiest, that makes sure that no matter who you are, no matter what your income is, no matter what your race, no matter where you are in the country, you have opportunity. and i think that was really a huge effort for all of us to come together and to help get those

my parting words are, again, i know you all are excited to end with congresswoman jayapal. i am excited for her, i support her, i support medicare for all. i think one of the things we can do is work on individual states like maryland, who has the ability to have medicare for all, and we've had legislation but it has stalled. finally, all the democrats, all the black people, we rule here but we are not getting the progress we should have. i think efforts should be put on maryland to make maryland realize its true promise and live up to the moniker of progressive state of maryland. we are not progressive enough. thank you very much for having me. when we organize, we win. peace. [applause] >> hello again. earlier i promised you all some powerhouse speakers and i think we've delivered. [tears and applause] -- [cheers and applause] we are not done yet. i have the privilege of introducing our final two speakers tonight, congresswoman camilla jayapal, the cochair of the congressional progressive caucus. she's also the vice chair of the congressional lgbtq equality caucus where s

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expect from vice president harris' presidential companion, i spoke to democratic congresswoman pramila jayapalst seen vice president harris' first campaign rally, leaning into her opponent donald trump's criminal convictions and calling on a focus for the future of america not to look backwards. is this an indication of what to expect from her the next few months? >> that's exactly right. she will prosecute the case against donald trump, a convicted felon trying to strip away our freedoms and destroy our democracy and give tax cuts to his wealthy crony friends. and she will focus on our agenda going forward. the 100 day agenda, the work we will do to lift up working families across the country still struggling with cost of housing and childcare. i think this will be a really good contrast for people to lean into and understand that democrats will protect freedoms, expand opportunity for the working class and poor people across the country and preserve our democracy. caitriona: when president biden was still at the top of the ticket, all polling showed the race being very close particularly in

to protest or boycott the event a dozen progressive democrats including bernie sanders and pramila jayapalnjamin netanyahu is set expected to set down with joe biden if recovery from covid. the first of the war in israel began, we will be following with "mornings with maria", 6 - 9:00 a.m. eastern on fox business. i hope you will join us weekdays on fox business. we will see you on fox news channel on sunday morning for "sunday morning futures", 10:00 a.m. eastern live i have an exclusive interview with eric trump, the president former president son, glenn youngkin, governor of virginia, ronny jackson representative jackson and newt gingrich talking about the state of affairs, join us live sunday on fox news channel, that will do it for us on fox business. thank you for joining me i hope you have a great rest of your weekend. i will see you next time. ♪ >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf's.

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to protest or boycott the event a dozen progressive democrats including bernie sanders and pramila jayapal netanyahu is set expected to set down with joe biden if recovery from covid. the first of the war in israel began, we will be following with "mornings with maria", 6 - 9:00 a.m. eastern on fox business. i hope you will join us weekdays on fox business. we will see you on fox news channel on sunday morning for "sunday morning futures", 10:00 a.m. eastern live i have an exclusive interview with eric trump, the president former president son, glenn youngkin, governor of virginia, ronny jackson representative jackson and newt gingrich talking about the state of affairs, join us live sunday on fox news channel, that will do it for us on fox business. thank you for joining me i hope you have a great rest of your weekend. i will see you next time. ♪ >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf's.

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jayapal: i rise in strong opposition to this resolution. here we go again.he republican majority made their appropriations bill so extreme that they can't pass the vast majority of them with votes from their own party. so instead, we're going to come here to the floor and waste our time as they politicize the work that we are doing here in congress and use this time to attack the vice president. they can't pursue their impeachment claims, their fake impeachment claims of joe biden or any other number of people that they've targeted, because joe biden is no longer running for president. so now they've got to quickly shift and instead use their time on this floor where we are supposed to be doing official business to attack vice president harris, days after she is clearly going to be our democratic nominee for president. kamala harris was never the border czar. she was never asked to address the situation at the border. she was asked to do something that maga extremists who want quick fixes that they can give to fox news never want to focus on and that is a re

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jayapal: i rise in strong opposition to this resolution. here we go again. the republican majority made their appropriations bill so extreme that they can't pass the vast majority of them with votes from their own party. so instead, we're going to come here to the floor and waste our time as they politicize the work that we are doing here in congress and use this time to attack the vice president. they can't pursue their impeachment claims, their fake impeachment claims of joe biden or any other number of people that they've targeted, because joe biden is no longer running for president. so now they've got to quickly shift and instead use their time on this floor where we are supposed to be doing official business to attack vice president harris, days after she is clearly going to be our democratic nominee for president. kamala harris was never the border czar. she was never asked to address the situation at the border. she was asked to do something that maga extremists who want quick fixes that they can give to fox news never want to focus on and that is a

jayapal. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. jayapal: thank you, mr.er. i rise in opposition to the rule and in strong support of the women's health protection act. the women's health protection act would protect the right to abortion nationwide. it would restore the intensely personal freedom for pregnant people to make decisions about their own bod imris. that is the complete opposite of trump's project 2025. extremist republicans' agenda for their policies that they want to advance. trump's project 2025 outlines a whole of government approach to eliminate the right to abortion. it restricts access to contraception. it kales for the federal government to stop enforcing laws that require hospitals to provide emergency care to pregnant people in need of an abortion. and let me just be clear, mr. speaker. this fight is about our fundamental freedoms. the freedom to make choices about our own bodies. our own health. our own economic future. and i'm standing here as one of the one in four women in america who has had an abortion myself. i can tell you tha

welcome, congresswoman jayapal, thank you so much for joining us.want to jump right in on that exact point progressive democrats, progressive caucus really have surprised a lot of p people by standing so firmly with president biden, as some the other groups were pushing him to exit the race. the race has stuck with him and tell me the level of excitement about this shift and this handover to vice president harris. >> >> well, joy, it is great to see you, as always. look, i think that the progressive caucus has been president biden's largest lock of boats through his whole build back better everything we got done, we saw president biden layout something that was remarkable, a progressive economic vision that list of working people, taxes the wealthiest, that make sure thatl no matter who you are, no matter what your income is, no matter what your race is, no matter where you are in the country, you have an opportunity and i think that was really a huge effort for all of us to come together and help get those things done and so yes, there was a lot of

now listen to what congresswoman pramila jayapal asked about the possibility of josh schapiro seeing harrises's vice presidential pick, role this. >> i think it should be somebody who's good in our midwestern states so making sure we can win wisconsin, ohio, some of those places so that brings me, i really like governor walt's because i like the things he has been able to do. he has a military background. i like that -- so he would be a great choice. >> schapiro in pennsylvania. >> i'm commenting on who would be a great choice. stuart: why did she snub governor schapiro? any ideas on that? >> i have an idea. we can probably draw our own conclusions, probably has to do with israel and governor schapiro being supportive of israel for various reasons but we've seen this from the left. a push for governor walt's in minnesota, putting pressure on the harris campaign to pick him. i saw mark kelly edging away from the job, one comment i saw may be open for interpretation, josh schapiro still seems like he makes a lot of sense on paper to balance out the ticket in certain ways but there are

democrats are planning to boycott benjamin netanyahu address as pramila jayapal tells axios the boycott will be large and there are a lot of people upset by benjamin netanyahu's visit. >> steve: we can understand why the president was not there, he has covid. >> ainsley: aren't you supposed to stay away from public five days? his aides met with him. >> steve: he's in the h helicopter. >> ainsley: why was kamala harris not there? >> brian: they don't like fact fighting is going on in gaza, they have not finished hamas yet and hezbollah is lobbing rockets in. they do not fully understand type of siege israel is under, they want ceasefire for their election. >> ainsley: they don't like noncommitted voters, deer dollar the born, michigan, they want those votes. >> steve: there are still americans being held by hamas. where is the outcry? we have hostages there. >> brian: two more are dead, by the way, in khan yunis. >> lawrence: jesse interviewed donald trump and his pick for vice president j.d. vance. donald trump got into the philosophy, why did he choose vance? he said chemistry. watch.

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we had the sound from congresswoman jayapal saying, look, these are legitimate conversations but shouldm behind closed doors. that's not what's happened. >> yeah. >> this has very much spilled out into the public. at this point, there's polling that suggests it's the talk about biden, talk about the debate that is more damaging to the president than the debate was itself. >> that's not shocking, especially because so much of this coverage -- and i thought a lot about the way we been covering this -- it is because the public doesn't necessarily match what's privately happening and the conversations that we're having that are not yet reportable, right? there's panic and people don't want to put their names to it yet. as it drag on, maybe some of them will. when you have the level of freakout within elected ranks and it doesn't translate publicly, sometimes it might feel like we're making it bigger than it is, but, no, it's the only thing people on the hill are talking about. whether you want to blame the press, as a senator did to me yesterday, or not. >> a truism in the race, whatever ca

and also congressmembers ayanna pressley, cori bush, congressional progressive caucus chair pramila jayapalsenator bernie sanders, and new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez -- who spoke to reporters monday. >> i have spoken with him extensively. he made clear then and he has made clear sense that he is in this race. the matter is closed. he has reiterated that this morning. he has reiterated that to the public. joe biden is our nominee. he is in this race and i support him. what i think is critically important right now is we focus on what it takes to win in november because he is running against donald trump, a man with 34 felony convictions. amy: the majority of the congressional black caucus has also supported biden's plan to stay in the race, but this week one of its members said vulnerable democrats may want to distance themselves from biden. this is congressmember marc veasey. >> i think they need to do whatever they need to do in order to come back and be reelected. if they need to distance themselves, then that is what they need to do. amy: meanwhile, on wednesday, the rep

pramila jayapal, the congresswoman from here in seattle, was on "the view" yesterday already going downm the same people who previously defended joe biden and said he was perfectly capable of doing the job. heir now switching their talking points, and they're going after anyone dare to question anything about all of the accomplishments of kamala harris whom we're told is very accomplished by people who then follow up by not naming anything that she actually did as vice president. guy: yeah. actually, bret baier, our colleague here, asked a question of the campaign chair yesterday, what's her number one achievement as vice president, and he said it was her passion for entrepreneurship which i don't even know what to do with that. i've never really seen that passion. and also having passion for something is not an accomplishment. be that as it may, they're going to try to do what you described, and this is the thing, jason. we've seen even when they have leaked internally negatively about a her, when the white house has planted negative if stories about her and there's all these democrati

number of house democrats who are planning to boycott netanyahu's a address as congresswoman pramila jayapal the boycott, quote, will be large and that there are a lot of people upset by netanyahu's visit. also a lot of people in support of it. ainsley. >> ainsley: all right. thank you so much, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> ainsley: one day after biden drops out of the race, kamala harris secures enough delegates to become president skipping the entire primary process. 15eu8isailing into the role witt ever having to run. what can the voter and the system we are supposed to trust. fox news contributor and former speech writer bill mcgurn joins us now. bill, i never thought we would see something like this happen in america. a lot of america feels duped. they feel very defeated because the process didn't play out the way that it should in a republic. how do you feel? >> they were played out right from the start. the 14 million people who voted for joe biden in the democratic primaries, they had his health issues kept from them. they didn't really get a fair vote. there was a huge amou

progressive wing of the house, democratic caucus has wrapped up and the chair of that caucus, pramila jayapal, released a statement after that meeting. she said, quote we spoke frankly to the president about our concerns and ask tough questions about the path forward. we appreciate his willingness to thoughtfully answer an address our members as a caucus, we will continue working to do everything in our power to defeat donald trump and promote our proposition agenda so we are still reporting out the details of what happened in this private call, but the stakes are crucial here. biden has started his outreach to directly to members on the hill and they have been wanting this since his disastrous debate performance over two weeks ago. so the question now is, is biden addressing these members directly going to be enough? off to stop the bleeding and stop this trickle of democratic lawmakers coming out for him to step aside. we'll have to see biden in his one of his calls yesterday with the congressional hispanic caucus, democratic congressman mike levin said to the president directly on this cal

jayapal of washington. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. jayapal: i'm proud to support the biden administration's new title ix rule that recognizes every student who deserves to feel safe based on gender identity and sex characteristics in schools. protecting kids should not be controversial. allowing parents to parent our kids without interference from the federal government should not be controversial. this cruel attack on lbgtq+ youth from congressional republican is just the precursor to the republicans' project 2025, a horrific roadmap for a trump presidency that would reverse our freedoms and destroy our democracy. this 1,000 page manifesto would gut protections for the lbgtq+ community and attacks marriage equality, offensively claiming same sex marriages are, quote, less stable than so-called traditional families. according to a 2024 survey from the trevor project, in the last year, almost half of the lbgtq+ youth experienced bullying and over a 1/3 have seriously considered attempting suicide. the biden administration's rule is a c

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there's also going to be counterprogramming for many members, including pramila jayapal, the leader of the house progressive caucus, who said in a statement, quote, instead of attending netanyahu's address, i will attend a panel discussion led by the center for american progress and other organizations on the path to peace this event will feature a palestinian leader, a jewish israeli leader, and a former idf soldier, all of whom are dedicated to finding a path toward peace and security. and last night in the lead up to this joint meeting of congress, you saw a number of democrats called the floor and express some of their concerns about netanyahu's policies and his leadership over the last several months. here's one senate armed services chairman jack reed mr. netanyahu, and his government has failed to develop an exit strategy for gaza. >> they have no plan for a sustainable future for the palestinians, and no plan to establish security and rebuild gaza is destroyed. cities with prime minister netanyahu in washington, this week, i am again compelled to say that the israeli government

conversation if that test there's no other leader of the congressional progressive caucus, pramila jayapal just told me moments ago that her block of democrats will meet with president biden later this week tonight, biden has a key meeting with the congressional black caucus a group that has significant clout within the larger house democratic caucus. >> i do want to ask the chairman of the cbc this about what's going on. mr. chairman, do you expect full support within the congressional black caucus behind joe biden? well, we'll have that conversation tonight with the president and will have an opportunity to talk further about that after we have that conversation. >> but my statement that i put out is on behalf of nevada. and the fourth congressional district in the 14 million americans who've already voted to date, including those in nevada and nevada who, who support his presidency. he is the nominee and it's time for us to focus on donald trump and republicans in congress who are trying to roll back our freedoms, our rights, and our opportunities, freedom for women to make their own he

this is congresswoman pramila jayapal, who said in a statement, instead of attending benjamin netanyahu'sttend a panel discussion, led by the center of american progress and other organizations on the path to peace. this event will feature a palestinian leader, a jewish israeli leader and a former idf soldier all of whom are dedicated to finding a path toward peace and security. and i just want to remind people that this address is happening after the initial invitation went out from speaker mike johnson. obviously, it's going to be really interesting to see what house republicans think of this speech. meanwhile, last night on the senate floor, a series of democrats address the issues that they see happening and concerns that they have about benjamin netanyahu coming this is independent senator bernie sanders it. >> will, be the first time in american history that a war criminal has been given that order frankly, this invitation to netanyahu is a disgrace and something that we will look back on. width, regret and earlier this year, remember majority leader chuck schumer actually called on

biden needs to prove that he can move ahead and can have unscripted moments in the words of pramila jayapal. and they want to make sure that he could actually to win this race. so a lot of concern, the jury is still out among many democrats, but make no mistake about it, erin, there's a reason why joe biden is meeting virtually with the congressional black caucus tonight. they are the largest, most vocal group, largest group in the house, democratic caucus. if they come out and offer vocal support for him, that could go a long way. tamping down this rebellion in the ranks yeah, an interesting word when you use the word rebellion. >> all right, thank you so much manu. and i want to go now to mj lee because she's outside the white house and mj the white house does appear to be having a lot of trouble answering these questions about biden's medical care. i just played obviously a small snippet of that. those exchanges with greene, jean-pierre. and as you know, because you were there, there was a lot more where that came from yeah. >> you only really played a couple of the exchanges that the wh

so i am viewing this pragmatically other to say that he's do much more pramila jayapal, who's the leader of the congressional progressive caucus, came out of that meeting. she told me that joe biden needs to show that he can handle a different situations and effectively campaign win back the presidency. try to demonstrate that in the days ahead, the jury's still out in her mine, so a lot of questions among them any members, a lot of different viewpoints, but still significant some support him for the president, which is something that he wants to hear from some of the more influential members, including the democratic very important developments manno standby, i want to go to arlette over at the white house for us. i understand arlette, the white house is trying to clarify the recent white house visits by a parkinson's disease specialist, dr. what can you tell us about this? >> well, wolf, the white house has faced many questions relating to the president's age and health in recent days. and another issue that came up over the past 48 hours were these visits by a neurologist to the white

biden needs to prove that he can move ahead and can have unscripted moments in the words of pramila jayapal and they want to make sure that he could actually win this race. so a lot of concern the jury is still out among many democrats, but make no mistake about karen. there's a reason why joe biden is meeting virtually with the congressional black caucus tonight. they are the loudest just most vocal group, largest group in the house democratic caucus, if they come out and offer vocal support for him, that could go a long way in tamping down this rebellion in the ranks yeah, interesting word when you use the word rebellion. all right, thank you so much, manu, and i want to go now to mj lee because she is outside the white house and mj the white house does appear to be having a lot of trouble answering these questions about biden's medical care. i just played obviously small snippet of that. those exchanges with karine jean-pierre. and as you know, because you were there, there was a lot more where that came from yeah. >> you only really played a couple of the exchanges that the white house

harris moving forward and notice they're all the more moderate kind of vein i asked him constantly jayapal about this. would you have a problem as the chair of the progressive caucus and chief said very much, we should have a moderate, you need to be able to reach as many voters as possible. i think that he listened, they should be looking to somebody in a swing state. i think pennsylvania and arizona are where they're most competitive josh shapiro is extraordinarily popular. he could boost her there and we know that the path for democrats, michigan, wisconsin, and pennsylvania, i think kamala harris at times has outperform joe biden, michigan, and wisconsin but pennsylvania's harder for her scranton joe, that was kind of where biden was meant to be really competitive. so i think shapiro could actually boost them there. but mark kelly to the point of you introduce somebody in one sentence, astronaut gabby gifford, husband like done so he's really easy to package an introduced to the public. but my take no bad options of those being vetted on the part of this is also to do no harm if you're

and i want you to listen to what jamie raskin, pramila jayapal, some of these democrats had to say about president biden today if there wouldn't be any change, would have to come from him. >> but what do you think? i mean, do you think he should step aside well, you know, i don't have i don't have anything further to help illuminate the situation at this point. i'm just listening to continue to listen to members and see where they are. our members really need to continue to we have this week plays out and see the president unscripted situations there is a lot of keeping your powder dry happening right now on capitol hill? >> absolutely. and look, they'll other piece that i wanted to just bring to the table on this. obviously, the presence made very clear. he's in a 20 he's not dropping out however if there were to be any change what i think some of these members may be starting to understand is it's a lot more complicated to replace them at the top of the ticket than they would have. let you think last week when people were just kind of, throwing the idea around we already know that the

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jayapal: i rise in strong opposition to this resolution. here we go again. the republican majority made their appropriations bill so extreme that they can't pass the vast majority of them with votes from their own party. so instead, we're going to come here to the floor and waste our time as they politicize the work that we are doing here in congress and use this time to attack the vice president. they can't pursue their impeachment claims, their fake impeachment claims of joe biden or any other number of people that they've targeted, because joe biden is no longer running for president. so now they've got to quickly shift and instead use their time on this floor where we are supposed to be doing official business to attack vice president harris, days after she is clearly going to be our democratic nominee for president. kamala harris was never the border czar. she was never asked to address the situation at the border. she was asked to do something that maga extremists who want quick fixes that they can give to fox news never want to focus on and that is a