mr. brnovich?i think it its ironic, liz, that president biden said that he was disappointed in the supreme court because my immediate reaction, welcome to what most taxpayers feel about the biden administration. whether rising prices, ceding control of our border to the cartels, trying to nationalize our elections, americans are hurting and the biden administration, whoever is talking to the president's ear doesn't seem to get that. i think voters will send a very, very strong message this year, the failed policies of the progressive left will be rejected by american taxpayers. we need to make sure we have law and order, return power to the states, we make sure that we don't have to nationalize every problem including our elections. elizabeth: we hear you. congresswoman, you know, we have the president, he is disappointed today, right? congresswoman he is saying, doubling down calling it a pandemic of the unvaccinated, saying it is your patriotic duty to wear masks. now the european union and w.h.o

here to respond is attorney general of arizona mark brnovich. mr.y general, thank you for being here. the treasuries threatening to recall $160 million of covid funds that they already allocated, unless you mask up schoolkids in arizona. how can they do this? >> well, raymond, they should not be able to do this and i fought the biden administration import so many times, we had a lawsuit about biden administration's attempt to impose conditions on covid relief dollars and from cutting the income taxes. if this is another attempt by the biden administration to impose the federal will on state. i know joe biden memory is bad but i assume he's around when the constitution was written and he should remember that the states created the federal government, the federal government didn't create the state. when congress passed the relief bill, they didn't impose conditions. he's the president, not a king. he started posing conditions of policies. >> raymond: we should remember, this is your money. this is my money that they threw out it's up to the states wil

mr. president, you know what this -- that this happened across the united states in 19 different states. i think because of decisions like shelby and brnovich, these states have been emboldened. they don't believe that they're going to be held accountable for decisions they're making that restrict the right to vote the way they would have been before those decisions. and those who come to the defense of those states and their practices come to the floor of the senate and predictably argue states' rights, states' rights. i heard over the weekend on some of the talk shows -- i don't know if there's a copy in here. there is. i was hoping there would be a copy of the constitution in this desk i'm visiting but article 1, section 4 of our constitution is explicit for those who question whether or not it is the exclusive province of the states to establish standards for elections. and i'm going to read it. section 4, the times, places and manner of holding elections for senators and representatives shall be prescribed in each state by the legislature thereof. but the congress may at any time by lawmaker alter such regulations except as the place o

mr. president, you know what this -- that this happened across the united states in 19 different states. i think because of decisions like shelby and brnovich these states have been emboldened. they don't believe that they're going to be held accountable for decisions they're making that restrict the right to vote the way they would have been before those decisions. and those who come to the defense of those states and their practices come to the floor of the senate and predictably argue states' rights, states' rights. i heard over the weekend on some of the talk shows -- i don't know if there's a copy in here. there is. i was hoping there would be a copy of the constitution in this desk i'm visiting but article 1, section 4 of our constitution is explicit for those who question whether or not it is the exclusive province of the states to establish standards for elections. and i'm going to read it. section 4, the times, places and manner of holding elections for senators and representatives shall be prescribed in each state by the legislature thereof. but the congress may at any time by lawmaker alter such regulations except as the place of