uprooting senator cortez masso's -- cortez masto's bill. and i think more broadly, the support for giving the bureau of reclamation the broad -- flexibility to work with states on new approaches like groundwater management and groundwater storage. thank you. chair manchin: mr. stern. mr. stern: senator, as you know, we wouldn't -- at c.r.s. not necessarily recommend any one specific approach. but i would say that there is more support among observers for activities that can be done from the ground up. and stakeholder-driven things that may vary from one basin to the next than there is for top-down, more command and control types of federal activity. chair manchin: mr. o'toole, do you have anything else you want to add, something you think will be the most urgent thing we can do? mr. o'toole: senator, i testified in front of the world bank last year as part of the climate meetings i went to. the biggest word that they appreciated was scale. and in a meeting with a major foundation sunday on the forest, they said we're nibbling. that's the pr

my guest is congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez.liani survives a brush with being brushed! stick ar there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually, there's a few... comcast business offers the fastest, reliable network... the protection of securityedge™ and the most reliable 5g network. want me to keep going? i can... whether your small business is starting or growing, you need comcast business. technology solutions that put you ahead. get a great offer on internet and security, now with more speed and more bandwidth. plus find out how to get up to a $650 prepaid card with a qualifying bundle. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody! look at that. that's louis cato. that's stay human right over there. ♪ ba-da-ba. louis, in just moments, just moments from now, everybody at home should know this, sitting right over there in that chair is going to be somebody we like to call representative alexandria ocasio-cortez. ( cheers and applause ). >> louis: that's right. >> steph

so ocasio-cortez had campus for the bernie sanders campaign in 2016. and her brother nominated her when congress was looking for community leaders. to run for congress and she was like the quote is whatever she said. this. haagain, not an auspicious moment. not a moment that resonated with future potential. it was just her brother called her up on the phone and said you want to run for congress and she said okay and he nominated her so there was this i mean in retrospect it wasn't really a machine. it was a bunch of people who work for bernie who believes in ernie's principles wanted to use it basically like you would scale tech product so they were looking for a bunch of people who they could back and help with the sort of backend is campaigning and put into congress in the 2018 . >> andrea, i know you covered some of that face and we talked a bit about life a woman of color. when you read this book it is striking how rare it is and you know, the unique challenges of a candidate and a lawmaker like aoc has. in your reporting when you were covering the

i mean, this is what ocasio-cortez says. democrats need to try.if there is one hope for the democratic party, and the democratic party doesn't matter as much as the broad center-left majority of the country, right? the one small silver lining of the aftermath is unbelievable catastrophe. it is a catastrophe, it it is that the country is behind them. there are more of them and then there are the opposition. a majority of americans, nearly 60%, oppose overturning roe. go up to americans, and ask them, do they think a rich 14 year old should be forced to carry her rapist child to term, which is the law of the land, and will be more and more states? and they will tell you, know, by a large majority. democrats need to harness that. they need to make sure the party that has brought that state of affairs to be, and this is not an abstraction, to be clear here. there are 14 states around the country, right, now we're counting. they exist. it's not without experiment. democrats need to make a party that brought the state of affairs about to own it. to not

women like me aren't supposed to run for office alexandria ocasio-cortez said in a video launching her campaign. the camera following her along as she hastily pulled up her hair into a bun. but she did and perhaps the most stunning upset in recent memory. she won at 29. she was sworn in as the youngest member of the 116th congress and became the youngest woman to serve as representative in the united states in the united states history. this evening. we have three panelists to talk about take up space the unprecedented aoc. they are lisa miller. she's a staff writer, you know, new york magazine. she's the former religion columnist for the washington post former senior editor of newsweek magazine an author of heaven or enduring fascination with the afterlife. andrea gonzalez ramirez is a senior writer for the cut new york. magazine's lifestyle culture and fashion brand at the cut. she reports on subjects surrounding communities of color focusing on racism classesism sexism and other systems of power. we use faith is a former features editor for the new republic. currently deputy editor

large number of cars with a glimpse along cortez and down the highway.ng you to our central studio. >> west on interstate 80. we heard the body of president over, the only iowa never to become president, chief executive west of the mississippi believe the interstate in the final half-mile to the gravesite. >> on the north side of the funeral all where we have in view the hearse, the honor guard drawn up beside it representing all members of the armed services, the colorguard standing on the opposite side of the roadway. the door of the hearse has now been opened, body barriers moving the casket, the coffin a short distance, a few inches out of the car for the phase of the ceremony, the final honors to mister hoover playing four times the ruffles and flourishes and the national anthem. members of the family now standing on gravel road. ♪♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> the army band concluded playing the national anthem and immediately begins the notes of the battle hymn of the republic. mister hoover's favorite hand, this is the signal for

they're mad at democrats. >> worried about senator cortez this year?> yes, it is going to be tough, the election. >> reporter: the incumbent is one of the country's most vulnerable democratic senators running this midterm. president biden won this state by just 2 per scentage points. his approval ratings down. a razor thin senate ma jority i in danger. >> what made you upset for democrats? >> i'd have to invite you in for that one. >> reporter: the list includes prices. others call it opportunity. >> this is our chance to flip nevada red. >> reporter: running on economics, culture wars, and former president trump's lie that the 2020 election was stolen, laxalt avoided interviews with the press. his message has sunk in. >> the culture changed in america to hate america, but he's the only chance we have to reverse that. if we don't reverse it, this country is doomed. you understand doomed? >> reporter: the january 6th commission is holding its hearings as nevada heads to the polls, but evidence of an attempted coup doesn't seem to matter in this room. >>

manuel: soy manuel soto, superamigo de iris cortez.ano. no. no puede ser. ya no la tengo en mi lista de amigos. me borró. ay, no, ahora mismo la busco hasta encontrarla. lievano. ah, no. no puede ser que haya desaparecido de la red social. bueno, no hay que andar con rodeos. voy a buscar el perfil de manuel soto. tampoco hay perfil de manuel soto. ¿iris? ¿cómo estas? habla claudia solís. iris: ay, no bueno, que sorpresa. ¿hace cuanto que no sé nada de vos? no lo puedo creer. claudia: sí, perdóname, iris. fíjate que estoy tratando de encontrar a fátima lievano. tu amiga, la que me presentaste, ¿te acuerdas? la que tiene una agencia de modelos. iris: ¿fátima lievano? pero yo no conozco a ninguna fátima lievano. a parte, si tuviera una agencia de modelos obviamente yo la conocería, si yo soy modelo. no entiendo. claudia: ¿y a manuel soto lo conoces? ¿te suena? iris: no, no conozco ningún manuel soto. clau, ¿vos estas bien? tipo, ¿te pasa algo? ¿hay algo que me quieras contar? no entiendo. claudia: no, no, nada, iris, no. oye, perdóname, p

to republican governor asa hutchinson of arkansas and democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york. >>> the plus the january 6th committee. >> president trump ultimately wanted the department of justice to say the election was quote corrupt, and quote, leave the rest to me, and the republican congressmen. >> former president trump schemed to stay in power. claim election fraud. relying on internet rumors and baseless claims. >> my recollection, you said we've got lots of theories, we just don't have the evidence. >> my guest this morning, committee member adam schiff. >>> and president biden signs the first gun safety legislation in decades, even as the supreme court expands gun rights. joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news chief correspondent andrea mitchell, kimberly atkins for the boston globe, nbc news senior capitol hill correspondent, garrett haake, and "wall street journal" columnist peggy noonan. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck

sparked protest outside justices homes. 27 voted no on the security bill, including alexandria ocasio-cortez, their rejection comes less than a week after a foiled plot to assassinate justice brett kavanaugh. the bill heads to president biden's desk. josh hawley thinks more needs to be done, writing a letter to merrick garland. you must stand up and force the law, prosecute those who break it and condemn violent rhetoric co coming from the left. >> todd: josh hawley said they are blatantly ignoring the threat. >> leftists that burned down over a dozen pregnancy care centers across the country, 13 i think at last counts, attempted aassassination of a sitting justice. merrick garland won't say you can't parade in front of a judge's home. this administration turns a blind eye again and again and again to violence. >> todd: threats against judges have been rising. efrler this month a wisconsin judge was killed in his home by a man he sentenced. president biden says america's economy is in a good place. stocks tumble and inflation goes through the roof. >> for a country, we have dilutional leader

cortez has now he's focused on the future.n january, he started 408 art with a grant he received from the san jose creative ambassador program. the series of summer workshops will teach the next generation about low rider culture through history, art and technology. what we're doing is we're building these sound reactive lights that are very popular accessory for low riders called color bars. and they react to music. and so in this workshop, we're building the circuits were showing them how every piece works with each other to create the sound reactive lights that tie them back to lowrider history. cortes says that lifting the ban gives the low rider community a sense of security that they're not doing anything wrong when they're cruising. now, they just want to continue their tradition and honor their culture. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. a refreshing change here in the bay area. we cool down anywhere from 5 to 12 degrees today. here in the bay area, looking out at the seaport at the port of oakland. under an overcast

however, alexandria ocasio-cortez over the weekend saying this. >> if the president chooses to run again and preserving a majority this year in 2022. so we will cross that bridge when we get to it. >> that's not a yes. >> yeah, you know, i think we should endorse when we get to it. >> bret: when we get to it, guy, "new york times" this weekend democrat whispers of no start to rise. really whispers are loud. >> yeah and they are getting louder. first of all, bret, your back drop is so amazing. so cool i have to say it. this story you are referencing in the "new york times" is long and it quotes a lot of people on the record and quite a few people on background with these rumors starting to swirl and grow louder people are starting to actually articulate joe biden's ability to lead that party into the next president election. aoc was squirm ago little bit over the questions. all hypothetical maybe we will cross the bridge if we come to it i'm still of the belief that he is not going to run again. i have no special knowledge of that i don't think he can i don't know if he can it's a very ta

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thank you all for your testimony. >> thank you, senator king. >> senator cortez mastro. let me think of the chair of this conversation more time is drought in the west not to some on the colorado river but in the western states. but we have the benefit of so many of you that have knowledge about the colorado river. and i want to start there because in nevada the colorado river is very important for our evenings in the states. want to put this in perspective there's been a lot of talk about the water. we are just talk about the water along the colorado river, it really follows the law of the river which was implemented what in 1921 to seven basis states and how they would allocate that water and share it. because quite honestly if you want more water of a colorado you're taking from some other state. so that was in agreement. can you talk to me, how much water has nevada allocated out of the 15 acres of water? >> i am sorry. allocation is 300,000 acre-feet requests that the lowest amongst all the states? >> yes by far. if you add up the southern states and mexico nevada h

. >> joining me now, democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york.ngresswoman, welcome back to "meet the press." look, before i get to my first question, i want to get your reaction to the governor of arkansas, especially specifically to this issue of, it is that he is comfortable with the government essentially forcing a woman to carry out her pregnancy. >> naturally, i couldn't disagree more with governor hutchinson but what's important is honing in on this idea that the governor and the republican party and frankly, the republican legislature in arkansas cares about the life of a woman, life of a mother. the state of arkansas, the third highest maternal mortality in the united states. 71% of the women who die are black women as well. this is a state that has 26% child poverty, where one in four children are living in poverty in the state of arkansas and forcing women to carry pregnancies against their will will kill them. it will kill them, especially in the state of arkansas where there is very little to no support for life after birth in terms o

alexandria ocasio-cortez, your former boss, corbin, is number 10. joe biden is number 1.lebrities? seems like there's a lot of grasping for someone different. >> the key here is to do well, to do better than expected in the mid-terms. they will decide the party control of the house and the senate. like juan just said, what people want to see is the president of the democratic party doing something, doing something tangible. one of the things that we could do tangible is do better than expected or win some elections and keep the house and the senate in 2022. that is one of the things that will decide whether or not there's blood in the water come 2024, how the economy is doing, how inflation is doing. a lot that we can be doing from the federal level without the house and the senate. the executive branch has a lot of powers to move production and increase supply. there's -- we have a lot of things to do with regard to student debt. there's a ton of leverage to be pulled. yet what we're really seeing as a party is placating republican electives as opposed to find a win over

she had been with patricia at her sister's the night when they met gonzalo adel cortez.he did lunar told him something that changed the case completely. she said that, patricia brought giuliani to the club and identified gonzalo at the met as the man who raped her. >> she told her boyfriend, who gonzalo ramirez was and brought him back to the club and pointed him out to her boyfriend. >> this was a bombshell, patricia high told police all along, she didn't know anything about the murder. now, a new witness could pace patricia in the club with peony, the nightgowns olive was clint. >> did that change the focus of patricia? >> it certainly made me realize that patricia was involved. >> it also made him take a fresh look at everything patricia had said to police, and led to a disturbing conclusion. >> even after knowing that gonzalo ramirez had been brutally murdered, she was willing to sit down, at the age of 19 or 20 with harden homicide it vista gaiters from the santa ana invite department, and lie to them, repeatedly. >> now murray had a stronger case against gianni and

. >> john: alexandria ocasio-cortez not saying yesterday whether joe should run again. and we will talk with ari and joe, about where we are in terms of gas prices, inflation, food prices, home prices, mortgage prices, i mean -- everything is going up except, you know, the wages relatively are shrinking. >> it's a problem that this president cannot get out from under. just got back from the trip to california, he's standing in front of the port of los angeles trying to talk about achievements to bring down the snarls in the supply chains and against a backdrop of a dysfunctional system, pitching the same solutions that have not worked. >> john: maybe it's time to change the game up. >> jacqui: one would think. another public hearing, the first of three scheduled this week, played testimony from former trump advisers who occurred on the days and weeks after election day in 2020. congressional correspondent chad pergram live on capitol hill. >> chad: the committee is intent on showing former president trump ignored key advice from senior advisers the election math was not

lot of attention on the republican side because they are going to decide who will face catherine cortezto. republicans nationwide think nevada could be that 51st u.s. senate seat. adam laxalt is the frontrunner endorse by donald trump. also endorsedpy his perm friend ron desantis who believes that there was election fraud, who has been speaking to the republican voters in the state and is the frontrunner as we mentioned. we talked to some of these voters today who showed up at the primaries telling us they would like to see change because they blame the current leadership, including catherine cortez masto, for the issues. here is a conversation i had with one of the voters. >> look at the prices of gas. look at the prices of food. i mean, i'm probably paying double for groceries for my household. gas is astronomical. i can't believe we are paying $6 here. >> now, as we mentioned, adam laxalt is the frontrunner who is endorsed by donald trump. sam brown is 14 points behind. his campaign says that could be within the margin of error and there could be a surprise here if someone like sam b

you heard governor hutchison and you heard congresswoman ocasio-cortez this morning.of the heat of the debate. i know that this does not represent all republicans. there are republicans who support women's right to make decisions about her own body, right? >> not that many left, symone, because of the polarized nature of the parties. obviously should be a lot more -- i do think that there -- the concerning thing for me among the republicans and the reaction since the overruling is, i felt like for a while that there was a genuine corner of the pro-life movement, people who really cared about life and mothers and would have wanted after the ruling to have a reaction to how can we help mothers? how can we have reasonable, you know, kind of legislation that could support people during tough times? he would have thought governor hutchison of arkansas would have been one of those people. he's been one of the rare, reasonable republicans over the course of the last four years speaking out against trump. but you heard his answer to that question. there is no response coming

those comments from alexandria ocasio-cortez are sending people who already have felt left out by theright across the street to the republican party. and i have to give hats off to the rnc chairman who have invested in these communities for years. they have gone in, and these folks who grew up democrat never met a republican let alone thinking about voting for one, now having them as their neighbors and learning about the values of the republican party and you couple that with the newfound extremism and democrat party, it's becoming an easier and easier decision to switch party is not only because the republicans they say, that's what i am line with, but i really don't see myself in the safe democrat party, it's a problem in a tough midterm election for democrats getting tougher by the day as you get more the as extreme comments. >> sandra: axios concludes in the peace and reporting this morning that it is a new sign of a red wave brewing for this fall's midterm elections, how worried is your party? >> first and foremost, recognizing historically the party and power loses feats come t

even sandy cortez who can defend anything if she has to up to and including other pointless neocon war in ukraine ,even she can't get behind another joe biden run watch. >> we'll cross that bridge when we get to it. but but i think if ifnk the president has a vision and that's something certainly i we're all willing to entertain and examine when the time comesn ,that'sot not a yes. i believe that the presidentnt has been doing a very good job so far and should he run again? i think that i you know, i think it's we'll take a lookt. at it. y >> you're imprisonment. >> we'll take a look at it. so they're really saying this is their latest talking point is we don't like joe biden and we never w have that kind of attitude. joe biden, david axelrod and joe scarborough, the otherrs professional liars who foisted this senile manakin on america are not trying to run away from him. the new york times, which is a a frontwsletter, ran page story two days one sunday about joe biden's mentalde decline. really the topic was completely off limitss to year ago. you couldn't say it. the new york times q

. >> brooke: progressive democrats like elizabeth warren and alexandria ocasio-cortez are stocking flamespreme court's credibility. listen to this. >> the supreme court has dramatically overreached its authority. this is crisis of legitimacy. >> this court has lost legitimacy, i believe we need to get confidence back in our court and that means we need more justices. >> given extremism and the imbalance and compromised integrity, we need to expand the court. >> comments from far left forcing the white house to spell out issues like court packing, listen. >> i was asked this question yesterday and asked before and the president about expanding, that is something the president does not agree with, that is not something he wants to do. >> vice president kamala harris receiving intense criticism for this tweet, harris, vowing to fight after the roe v. wade came down sparking outrage from democrats on twitter. hillary kelly tweeting, could you be specific? how are you fighting? daily cost senior writer pointing out the fact harris tweet friday her private plane, adding, i'm not sure you get wh

sandy cortez, here's sean hannity. thank you , tucker . they're raised and ready to roll, but i'm worried aboutbu monkeypox, no doubt about. all right.d and welcome to w hannityy" tonight . the bush administrationhe is ina freefall and i mean literally as it turns out, even long weekends at the beach are a struggle for poor joey on saturday. as youe probably know by now, the president fell yet again. this time he was unable to maintain his balance after a leisurely taking a bike ride in delaware with the first ladym . thankfully with some help, some nice people around him, he was able to get back on his feet. now he's okay. this comes amid

sandy cortez will build something. government-funded abortion camps on federal land so you can't hold your own baby or being unconditionally loved by your own children. you're liberated now. let's celebrate with brunch. you have to wonder how to distribute free cats to young people in the cities, placebos to replace families that they can no longer have. along with ssris and the water supplies. we're finally getting to see what their utopia feels like. hope you feel better. in addition to preventing life before it begins, there's a very aggressive effort understood way to stop life before it goes on too long and becomes too expensive. you may have noticed the media pushing the practice of suicide. a number of newspapers unfortunately including post have devoted articles to a former studio 54 owner that is flying to switzerland to kill himself this week. that is considered the new frontier in liberation, suicide. again, much cheaper. the independent interviewed people praise ago 20-year-old canadian man for his bravery

winner of the gop primary will likely go head-to-head with incumbent democratic senator catherine cortezepublicans are really slamming her for not recently confronting inflation. and all of those rising gas prices. >> there experiencing inflation all across this valley which again is a reckless trending a bill voted for and push through and here all they were all warned. >> inflation is the top issue for voters we talk and wonder if anyone in washington is actually listening to them. >> well, i'd drive that big delete truck over there last summer went to the pump $195. used to be 80 >> look at what is happening around us. we knew this was going to happen will be cap giving money out. >> these are challenges for congressional democrat like democratic titus of first congressional district. she is being a primary by amy who is endorsed out by progressive senator bernie sanders. and might come early voting turnout was very poor across the state of nevada. something interesting we are watching is a growing number of democrats and republicans are switching to unaffiliated for they do not want

bill senate bill 2568 sponsored by senator cortez masso.s legislation will provide access to more consistent water use and currently possible. by reducing the use of colorado river water, agricultural entities are protecting their own interest. if lake mead reaches denver, nevada's allocation will undoubtedly be further reduced but we can still make critical needs as we have invested $1.4 billion in local funding to secure access to water. at the same elevation, california, arizona and new mexico will be cut off entirely because water simply can't escape from lake mead. we are 150 feet from 25 million americans losing access to the colorado river and rate of decline accelerating. the bottom of shortage cannot be worn by any single community or sector. rather, i urge every user of the colorado river to follow our lead and do all they can to preserve what remains of the lifeblood of the southwest. collective futures depend upon, thank you for your time. >> thank you. now we have doctor hall. >> thank you, chairman manchin, ranking member barr

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they named individual lawmakers that he says he is coming for, pelosi, nadler, schumer, and ocasio-cortez, and yes in the abstract maybe that sounds like a weird guy fantasizing while he stomps around on the national mall but now with context, we know that same guy, the previous day, with he from a republican congressman, was apparently, apparently casing the office building, where those members had in fact their offices, documenting the stairways, the hallways, and the security checkpoints and how you might use the underground tunnel to get from the office building into the capitol itself, taking picture of nadler's office door potentially mapping the way to get to individual congressional offices and also into the capitol. thanks for that congressman barry loudermilk. thank you very much. why did you deny giving that tour until you were caught for it? and what did you know about the intentions of the people who participated in that tour, when again the capitol complex was closed to tourists? and what did you think the following day on january 6th, given what happened at the capitol, whe

. >> one of your colleagues, new york congresswoman alexandria costa cortez. let me get your reaction to that. >> if we allow supreme court nominees to lie under oath and secure lifetime appointments to the highest court of the land and then issue without basis, if you read these opinions, issue without basis, rulings that deeply undermine the human and civil rights of the majority of americans we must see that through. there must be consequences for such a deeply destabilizing action and hostile takeover of our democratic institutions. >> congresswoman, i have to ask, do you believe, i guess, two-part question, did they lie and should they face consequences? >> there's no question they lied and they did that under oath. so there should be consequences. i agree with congresswoman ocasio-cortez, and i think we need to look at ways of making them pay. i don't know exactly what that can be except it's impeachment and, of course, that takes a two-thirds vote in both houses. the most important thing now is making sure women are going to be able to access these serv

good luck tonight . >> so you heard cindy cortez isn theredy does anyone doubt if this became bloody and violent that she'd be cheering it on ? of course not. . she's in favor of that in response to today's ruling. activists are continuing to threaten supreme court justices their homes. a group called ruth sent us a reference to ruth bader ginsburg posted the homerg addresses of six supreme court justices on twitter. we're quoting tonight the thomases, the group wrote meet seven p.m. tomorrow we start at all skoda's six now these are threats posted publicly againsts supreme court justices. the justice department hasup bee under arrest binz recently in the last few days they've arrested all kinds of people a associated with former president donald trump and yetbe they've done nothing about this . they refusing toer do anything i stop the intimidation of our highest court. aw senator josh holley's ofit missouri joins us tonight with his reactionh. senator , this unless i'm missing something, this seems gravevese to me. er this is very serious, tucker . and look, this is really on merri

and endorsed by representative alexandria alexandria ocasio cortez. it was too close to call with 300 votes. and campaigning against support, strong security. >> so far bragging about america's economic success even as gas prices hit new record highs daily and to tighten their belts due to site comic skyrocketing inflation. >> carley: alexandria hoff with a bizarre tweet, alexandria, good morning. >> carley, todd, good morning let's get to the tweet. the president wrote on twitter yesterday, "thanks to the economic plan and vaccination plan my administration put into action, america has achieved robust recovery in modern history." recovery might hold a different meaning for majority of americans. according to "the wall street journal" 83% described u.s. economy poor or not good. that boils down to these numbers since may 10th, everyday besides one, has brought new record gas price hikes. 13 states, plus the cost of a gallon $5. tom cotton on this. >> for democrats who have these green new deal fantasies $5-gallon gas unintended consequences but the un

congressman alexandria ocasio cortez saying republicans complete and utter incompetence is killing women pregnant people across the u.s. we have fox news coverage this morning, and more on the fallout in washington. >> carley: ashley strohmier on the violence, ashley, good morning. >> a protest gnomic protest erupted the overturning of roe v. wade and continues throughout the week end. angeles friday, protesters throwing sticks at cars and things turned violent later that night when l.a.p.d. officers apparently assaulted with a makeshift blowtorch and fireworks. two people arrested in the incident, one charged with attempted murder on a police officer and in portland a group of marchers smashed windows and grew graffiti on downtown businesses. and a pro-life center in lynchburg, virginia, with graffiti and breaking windows of the building. in arizona in a large group of protesters were tear gassed after being asked to move back and didn't move according to the police. the department of public safety the gas wishes after part of a door was broken and monuments vandalized. congressman jim

ocasio-cortez refused to say whether or not she would support biden in 2024. take a look at this headline from the liberal "new york times." it should biden run in 2024? democratic whispers. according to the reports, dozens of frustrated democrats officials members of congress and voters are expressing doubts about the president's ability to rescue his reeling party. one dnc committee member told the times "to say our countries on the right track would flagrantly depart from reality. "according to "the washington post," joe was lashing out at his own staff and his chief of staff ron klain. biden frequently is blaming florida senator rick scott for some reason. according to joe, rick scott is responsible for all of the economic woes. he's one senator. not a joke as he likes to say. not a joke. for god's sakes. senator scott is responding in a strong way. take a look. >> joe biden has destroyed america's economy. it's time to be honest with the american people. joe biden's under office should resign. i'm rick scott florida, and i do have a problem and so does ev

okay, sandy cortez. it's easy to mock her. on the other hand, open your mind.ry summers just told us that january 6th cost inflation, he's a very smart man despite his repulsive table manners. the idea that your racism is making the planet warmer isn't -- is actually possible. we can't say, we are not scientists. the one thing we can say for sure if the people who screwed up everything are in no way responsible for what they did legally or morally, in fact there blameless. and we can tell you that with confidence because the one thing we know for sure is that vladimir putin did it. shut up, he did it. jimmy stores host the show, we believe he is a loyal american, he joins us tonight. are you keeping a list of all the things putin is doing? >> russia is very powerful, they control a lot of things. they overthrew our government, they committed a coup on america, they control the gas prices and russia is responsible for our inflation, and let me just tell you, last time i checked, russia couldn't get there -- into trader joe's so i don't think they are controlling

o'connor's io cortez?"esonating >> joe concha, thanks for everything. >> no, thank you for everything. i appreciate it. good to see you. >> good to see you, too. >> george washington university rejecting its student led petition to fire supreme court justice clarence thomas who teaches a course at the school. earlier this morning we were joined by a law student who defended the decision. >> george washington university law school is extremely privileged. it's one of the only schools that has this amazing opportunity to have a supreme court justice as a faculty member. of course this has nothing to do with the law school community and has nothing to do with his teaching style or his popularity amongst law students. >> the university saying debate is an essential part of academic and educational mission. >> and the tragic amtrak crash in missouri, a farmer from the area he says he gave a personal warning about how dangerous that ann's action was. he is here to share his story next. >> 37 cities have now issue

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take a listen to congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez when asked if she would endorse biden in 2024e will cross that bridge when we get to it. i think that if the president has a vision, that is certainly something we are willing to entertain and examine when the time comes. >> that is not a yes. >> yeah. you know, i think that we should endorse when we get to it. i believe that the president has been doing a very good job, so far, and, you know, should he run again, i think that i -- you know, i think that it is -- we will take a look at it. >> interesting, right? ocasio-cortez went on to say that right now the focus for her party needs to be winning a majority in the upcoming midterm elections, rather than thinking about the presidential election. >>> south korea says north korea filed fired multiple rocket launcher shots. the joint chiefs of staff did not give any other details. multiple rocket launchers usually fire shorter range munitions, not like long-range ballistic missiles. this comes as sold announces a dramatic boost in defense is. paul hancock joins me now live. we have