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i'm very confident in the work that we're doing here in south texas.zing team. we're going to win that re-election through hard work. >> thank you, mayra flores, joining us. that will do it for us on "sunday morning futures" on i'm mario bartiromo. join me at on fox news. in real time and that's... how you collect coins. your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. howard: the mainstream media of every second of the generous experience and not just because they want to but face it nailed donald trump and ruin his chances of running again and get him off the hook it's no longer just a fake news media charging but the former president inside the capital rights trumps inner circle, republicans that he appointed, testifying under oath if you believe them and that gives the press cover, during those hail testimony to the likes of bill barton campaign

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why can't they fund dan sanchez, their candidate in south texas.t's beyond me why they did not do that. >> trace: 2016, everybody wanted donald trump to be hillary clinton's opponent, the same trigger, they got what they wanted. you look at mayra flores and they are painting her as a maga extremist as well. doesn't seem to be working as well down in the 34th congressional district, karl. >> not at all, because they had a chance to know who she is. she's a healthcare professional, the wife of a border patrol, she knows what she believes, the daughter of a south texas democrat, so all of this stuff combined to create a very positive image for her, and i know people rallied tremendously to her. this district, i've been going to this district most of my adult life. i have a hunting lease in the middle of kennedy county, texas, which is in this district, and i've got a lot of friends down there, and let me tell you there's something going on there. the last time this district elected a republican congressman was edward degner of san antonio who represen

they are taking latino in south texas for granted. are they?n working on the latino vote from pretty much the beginning of my career and there's growth with democrats and the latino vote. with george w. bush there was a margin of 700,000. in 2020, 5.5 million. the focus has been enormous growth for us. i have also said -- >> at the presidential level? >> nationally and in general. >> trump did better by 8 points than biden did. >> depending on where you look. >> 2016 to 2020. >> did better in some places. in miami-dade, in the rio grand valley but joe biden would not be president today if he did not win colorado, arizona, new mexico and nevada. but let me say this. i have always preached to the democratic party we will not continue to grow our appeal with the latino vote if we don't earn that vote every single day and cycle. >> take a look at what you're talking about here. there are differences if you look at texas, florida and arizona. they're emblematic. florida 27. from clinton by 19 in 2016 to biden by just 3 in 2020. texas 15. that is on

meta portal, make working from home work for you. >> todd: history made in south texas. mayra flores first -- from blue to red. >> carley: russell pride easily ousting five-term congressman tom rice who was the first house republican to vote to impeach the former president. the other high-profile target of the former president won her race defeating katie arrington. >> todd: and laxal beat -- >> carley: elon musk says i voted for mayra flores first time i ever voted republican, massive red wave in 2022. sean duffy former wisconsin congressman joins us now. mayra flores got 51% of the vote and one of the votes and the richest man in the world. >> sean: yeah, the story of elon musk in south texas, first time voting for a republican is the story of a lot of voters in south texas, a hugely hispanic district. we've seen in recent polling 24% of hispanics support joe biden, that is a horrible number. what you are seeing is a lot of democrats, long-term democrats are becoming republicans and you just mentioned the primary race in nevada, a lot of hispanic voters. so cortez mast

of south texas, c.b.p.s have been recorded so far for the fiscal year, resulting in at least 15,000 migrant encounters and continuing to grow by the day. john. >> john: no shortage of people trying to come into the country. casey, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: thank you. president biden also facing blow-back after calling on congress to suspend the federal gas tax. republicans are only half the battle. several democrats citing the idea as inefficient, not to mention biden's own fed chair directly contradicting the line this is all putin's fault. larry kudlow, you and i were chatting off camera, it struck me yesterday ahead of the president's actual announcement that he was going to push for this, you said hey, who am i to criticize a tax cut. >> larry: well, it's totally the wrong one, but it's biden's first tax cut proposal. everything else you have heard from him are huge tax increases, if it moves taxes, businesses, companies, small businesses, individual, successful people, energy companies, he wants to

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to be an interracial couple in south texas in the 70s. and and so seeing some of the things that they deal with my parents have lived in the same house for the last 54 years. it was the only neighborhood in san antonio that would sell. to an interracial couple which meant those were the oh that neighborhood and the schools that service that neighborhood were the only schools my brother sister and i were able to go to now i turned out. okay, right. i'm a proud. i'm a proud john marshall ram, you know about aggie proud aggie in in so whoop is right and and so so for me seeing that growing up and the opportunity for my dad my mom started a business when he retired for my sister to go and become a partner and an engineering firm for me to get exposed that southwest research institute to robotics and want me to be you know, computer scientists. we were lucky to have those opportunities and we need to be making sure that we're providing the best opportunities we can start with education and and i believe look there's there it's not getting a lo

that governor tried to let female impersonateers destroy women's sports in south dakota. in texasth senators can't stop talking about how great juneteenth is. in arkansas, one of the most conservative states in the country, the governor supports the chemical casration of children. >> the most recent action of the general assembly, while well intended, is off course and i must veto house bill 1570. >> and just like that a bill to restrict children from under 18 from receiving chemical treatments or gender reassignment has been stopped. he said this bill is government overreach. >> interference by the state in a parent, in a child, in a doctor/patient relationship did not make sense to me. >> tucker: when you vote republican in arkansas you're voting for the casration of children. how about voters in arkansas knew that when they voted for their republican governor? but it's everywhere. apart from governor ron desantis in florida very few republican office holders are pushing back in any way against anything joe biden is doing. in fact, they're abetting what he's doing. effectively t

in south texas we're pro-life so this is a big win for us in south texas but also for our country. we have to start respecting lives. we have to start valuing lives. the reason why i believe we have so much crime in our country is because we stopped respecting life. if we start focusing and raising our children to value life in the womb, i really do believe that this would help us decrease crime in our country and again this was a big win for us especially in south texas because we are big pro-life. we are big on pro-life. >> harris: you have had a big week, a big two months but definitely a big week with your victory in texas. i want to talk about how you then make that contagious for others in your party in the mid-term elections. what are your thoughts about what's coming down the pike particularly for the state of texas? >> well, to be honest with you i've been focusing just on district 34. so much happening in our country, so much happening here in washington but i try to focus just on district 34 and what is best for my community right now we're struggling. we're hurting trem

donald trump in texas going -- in texas, in south carolina going one for two tonight but speaking of texas, that is the other at this hour major development. it's a special election in texas. it's for a seat that will really only exist for the next few months and yet i think it's a significant result because we talked so much about south texas and the hispanic vote in particular and take a look at -- let's see if we can get this called up here. take a look at the result in this special election in the 15th district. i'm trying to get it called up here. here it is. flores, a republican, we have projected will win outright the special election in the 34th district of texas. this is one of the most hispanic congressional districts in america. again, this is a special election for a seat. it's being redrawn because of redistricting. but we have been talking since the 2020 election about south texas, the rio grande valley, the border region, we saw county after county in this region of texas heavily hispanic swing 10, 20, 30, 40 points away from the democrats towards the republicans in the

and gun policies, and please to welcome to the date, drew stevens, and he's a professor at the south texas college of law in houston, texas. true, it's good to have you on the program. let's see if we can get it here. put aside the issue of whether these new gun control measures are going to make it through the senate. would these measures, would they be enough to stop a repeat of what happened 2 weeks ago in you've all the texas they could, they could, you know, we've had, we have a unfortunately, a lot of these mass shootings in the united states are rampage, shootings, and each one is a little bit different and so there's no one rule that will address everything until there's no guns. right? but the last 2 were perpetrated by people that were would have had a hard time acquiring assault rifles. if this law had been in effect, they would have had to buy them a legally or a secondary or black market. and that's not everyone can do that. right? it's not the same as just going to a gun store and buying a gun legally, which they could do. now, we seem to have discussions like this almost eve

texas? getting south carolina, going one for two tonight. but speaking of texas, that is the other, at this hour, major development. it's a special election in texas. it's for a seat that will only exist of the next few months. and yet i think it's a significant result because we've talked so much about the south texas and the hispanic vote in particular. let's take into the if we can see and get this called up here. the 15th district -- i'm trying to get it called up here. here it is, mira flores, a republican, we've projected, will win outright the special election in the 34th district. this is one of the most can hispanic congressional district in america. this is a special election for a seat being redrawn because of redistricting but we've been talking since the 2020 election about south texas. the rio grande valley, -- we've seen county after county, swing ten, 20, 30 points away from the democrats, towards the republicans in the 2020 election. one of the questions is, with the swings persist in 2022? certainly, saying in the special el

i withdrew stevenson, a professor at the south, texas college of law in houston. well, the it is about a very specific part of gun regulation, which is the right for legal gun owners take to carry a gun with them in public. and so today's decision at least for no leaves and place some of our other restrictions, for example like convicted felons can't purchase firearms and so on. but when he said, when you mentioned the logic of the opinion, that's the part of the opinion that matters. the most actually going forward, because for the last 12 years or more, maybe 14 years, all of our federal courts have been using a legal approach to 2nd amendment cases or challenges to gun restrictions that we lawyers would call intermediate scrutiny and such kind of a 2 step process of inquiry and today's decision, the most important important part of it is the methodology that they said they don't want courts to keep using this type of intermediate scrutiny, where the way that the states interests in reducing crime against the rights of the gun owner and instead, we're supposed t

this is everyday life in south texas, and the fact is border patrol is distracted.was on the phone yesterday and the stories of news accounts were coming in a 50 dead migrants in the back of a trailer, these people are hard broken. our law enforcement personnel, this is the kind of thing that they can stop if they're not distracted because they are having to process all of these people because biden refuses to enforce the law. if making policy choices that are leaving our border wide open on the false theme of compassion, human beings are dying. talk to brooks county where we have a mobile morgue in south texas with the bodies of migrants. you remember when the national guardsmen's body was found in the rio grande. there were four migrants found in the river that day or the day or two before and after. this is reality in south texas and then the fentanyl is pouring and because our border patrol can't actually release the border. you talked about 150,000. there was another stop -- >> sean: where it has also out -- where it has gotten out if you get to the border, you

thrust more than a million dollars in ads for flores in english and spanish. >> i've always said south texasthey just don't know it. >> reporter: national democrats declined to spend heavily in the race. partly because flores will have to run again in november, when the newly drawn 34th district will be more friendly to democrats. >> while i think it's going to be more difficult for her to win re-election in a district that's more democratic, this sends a larger message that republicans do have an opportunity to gain ground with hispanic voters. that has the potential to give them opportunities in other districts that aren't as democratic. >> reporter: and erin, i've been speaking to republican strategists about this dynamic going back to 2020. they are bullish on this. they're practically salivating at their opportunity with latino visits. if you go back to 2008, republicans struggled demographically. they have an aging voting base and this is their best opportunity to win, especially going into 2024. so states like florida, colorado, nevada, even new mexico could be in place for them. >> w

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is targeting in november. >> hispanics in south texas are seeing a choice. they feel like they're conservatives in many ways but the tradition is to vote democrat. >> democrat dan sanchez vastly outspent put much of the blamentd on his own party in statement quote too many factors were against us including little to no support from the national democratic party and the democratic congressional campaign committee. the dccc in a statement thanked sanchez for his run adding quote maga republican mayra flores shouldn't get too comfortable she will barely have time before south texans send her time packing gfnt the dccc focused on november when the incumbent flores must defend her seat this time thanks to redistricting she will be running in a region that is redrawn more favorably to democrats. the g.o.p. says they're confident she can do it. shannon? >> shannon: we shall see. alicia, thank you. former president trump went one for two in his endorsements for south carolina's prime hear races last night. trump backed russell fry convincingly defeated five term con

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how about what's happening in south texas.he congresswoman representing that area just until november and then there will be another race. but she flipped that blue seat red, she's the first mexican born congresswoman that we've everyone had, the first republican to represent the rgv area. she immigrated to the u.s. she was a child in mexico and then her parents moved here to be migrant farm workers in texas and now she is a congresswoman. it's incredible what america can do for your family. >> brian: right. so the big primary season is underway, a lot of intrigue there, you just heard a little bit of it. president trump on his backed voters, over 115 of trump's picks win, a lot ran unopposed, a lot intriguing races, the biggest of course is probably dr. oz and jd vance so we'll talk about that. meanwhile the president of the united states went to the aclu yesterday. >> ainsley: afl-cio. >> brian: that, too. went over to philadelphia and gave a great speech to these union workers. he loves to scream at them because he thinks t

it might surprise you to learn that the 2020 census 76% of hispanics in south texas identified as white hispanic i'm grant community in florida hails from a half dozen countries. given many of these countries experience with communist oppression it's no wonder that flirtations with democratic socialism back fires badly. but even that division, this is the larger point, hispanics are the largest minority group nati nationwide. 52% of hispanics identified as independent voters in 2021, ten points higher than the population overall. you can see why democrats default to identity politics doesn't really work. here is more evidence, polling shows that one in four hispanic voters have even heard of the politically correct term latinx and 3% use it to describe themselves. hispanic voters aren't the other, they are us. all things being equal they're going to make political decisions based on economic issues, jobs, gas and groceries like everyone else. they live near the border they will care about border security and if there is any overall differentiation it's that the hispanic community is in

we have seen shifts like this throughout south texas.he united states. we talked about the shift among hispanic voters. we saw it in 2020. the question was, would we continue to see it in 2022? i think this underscores the hispanic vote could be up for grab this is fall in ways we haven't seen in a long time. >> an 85% latino district, right. >> the second most latinos in the country. >>> up next, the daca program. ten years later, it opens up pathways to jobs and education for hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants that know no other country but this one. the program, however is, still in jeopardy. we will be speaking with a sprooemer next. you are watching jose dee dee yaz balart reports. e yaz balart reports and that's... how you collect coins. your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. only at vanguard, you're more than just an investor you're an owner. that means that your goals are ours too. and vanguard retirement tools and advice can help you get there. that's the value of ownership.

our south texas community are hurting because of the crisis and our people feel totally ignored by our government. title 42 is one of the only things keeping the crisis at the border from getting even worse. >> the texas republican is the first mexican-born member of congress. she flipped a house seat controlled by democrats for more than a century. flores telling tucker carlson that hispanics are no longer voting in lock step with the left. >> and i tell all the people in south texas, who are you loyal to? are you loyal to god or are you loyal to the democrat party? they tell me no i'm loyal to god. stop being loyal to a party who has done nothing for us in over 100 years. >> ashley: republican lawmakers are demanding the president pay back texas taxpayers $1.4 billion for keeping the border secure as the federal government ignored it. >> carley: pat fallon introduced the bill to make that happen and texas governor austin pfluger supported it. they join us now. the lone star reimbursement act. tell us about it. >> we share in texas a 1254-mile border with mexico. in march of 2021, gov

but there are signs of a seismic shift in hispanic politics in south texas.lican mayra flores flipping the heavily democratic seat red in the rio grande valley. look at this. flores defeating sanchez by nearly eight points, the daughter of mexican migrant workers. flores' victory is a clear sign that the gop is making significant inroads with hispanic voters. kellyanne conway had this reaction. watch. >> they tried to tie her as an ultra-maga, right-wing extremist. >> former president trump notching a victory in south carolina where the first house republican who voted to impeach packing. fryousing five-term congressman tom rice. look at the numbers there. you can insert your own fried rice pun here but the other high-profile target of the former president held on in the country defeating the challenger katy arrington. in nevada, trump-backed candidate and former nevada attorney general adam waxall defeating sam brown for the gop nod in the senate rate in the silver state. afterwards, he had this to say. >> these failed policies are not just the product of jo

it was in south texas.nstalled by the us army corps of engineers after the company failed to provide requested information. what is another a potential delay for elon musk's aerospace company, the corps told spacex in a letter dated march 7th that it has closed consideration of an application for an additional launch and landing pad, as well as other launch support infrastructure for the boca-chick pad, pressure on itself musk called the dirty tricks company predicted that the political attacks on him will sharply escalate in the coming months and even flew to brazil to meet with the country's president bosonaro. the goal is to find an alternative site for launch their rockets. censorship. this is political censorship. this is the use of political administrative resources to intervene in competition. in this case, political competition, and since now , ah, the toolkit of social networks, is out of control with the old owner , a system of relations necessary for the establishment was built there, otherwise i

we want to update you on another race in south texas. democratic congressman cuellar won the recall. a setback for progressives. here is former house speaker newt gingrich. here is what cisnero said last night. i'm grateful for the leap of faith you took on the race. i fight for a more progressive democratic party and work to turn texas blue next november. she was a challenger but they came close, mr. speaker. they came pretty close. >> i think it tells you a lot about the modern very left wing democratic party that cuellar is the last democrat who is pro-life in the u.s. house. a party which had been historically about 50/50 has over the last 20 years become totally committed to abortion and that's part of why he had so much support against him from around the country. he has very strong local roots and continues to survive but it does tell you a lot about the politics of the democratic party that he is literally the last pro-life democrat in the u.s. house of representatives. >> bill: a lot of republicans thought if cisneros was a cand

"america reports" starts right now. >> sandra: voters in south texas, republican mayra flores flippingsed on far left policies and the importance of legal immigration as an immigrant herself. the first mexican-born congresswoman. >> what does it mean for the balance of power in washington, we will talk with the number

[laughter] so, big news, a republican has gotten a house seat in the deep blue south texas.t is scary to dems who thought the only seat flipping would be a gender-neutral bathroom. is this an indicator of a coming roadway of? may be, and it's got nothing to do with the tampon shortage. terrible. absolutely terrible. i don't stand for that kind of humor. let's ask the folks at "the view," which no one has ever said in the history of the universe, is there a red wave coming? >> the red wave is coming. republicans are going to win the midterms, short of something unforeseen that i could not predict now. >> you don't know that. >> let's wait and see what the people vote in. >> greg: yeah, you know what i love about "the view"? it reminds people every day not to eat lead paint chips. but you've got to remember, joy behar thought that her going on a sex strike would make men change their minds, and they did, to vote republican. look at republican -- she won that seat in south texas, the first win there in 150 years. that is a long time. it is like two julie banderass. [laughter] o

this was a big win not only for south texas, because we are pro-life [speaking spanish] but , it's also a big win for our country. if we want to see real change in bringing crime down, we need to raise a generation to respect life in the womb. [speaking spanish] thank you so much. and now steve scalise. [laughter] [speaking spanish] thank you for always defending the lives of the unborn. [applause] >> thank you so much, mayra. what an historic day this is and what a great victory for life. and it's not just a victory for life, it's a victory for millions of people who have been part of this pro-life movement for decades. who have gone to state legislatures, who have gotten involved in the political process, who have prayed. and prayers were answered today. the decades of work is celebrated today. but the work just begins now to go and protect life even more, because the supreme court's decision overturning roe v. wade correcting that flawed decision, , finally allows states and congress to protect life in ways that that we never were able to for the last 50 years. that debate was silenc

one of them is a new congresswoman being sworn in tomorrow in south texas, mayra flores. district which democrats controlled for 100 years. take a listen. >> we're all about faith and family and hard work. that's exactly who we are. but the democrat party took us for granted. they feel entitled to our vote. making the same promises over and over. and really not making nothing happen. and i, honestly, had enough. >> bret: a wife of a border patrol agent, born in mexico 1450e will break a glass ceiling for republicans in mexico, brit, by being congresswoman tomorrow. your thoughts on the winds of chain heading to november. >> brit: a couple things about that south texas race we wouldn't pay thatch attention to a district like that except in this case not only is this a district that democrats have held for a very long time, it is also a district where hispanics freedom nate and where even though this woman certainly has clear hispanic roots, the winner, it was not at all clear that someone could wins a a hispanic on a republican ticket. so this suggests that winds of change

last night, there was a special congressional race in south texas. it saw a very deep blue sea turn bright red. now, republican mayra flores easily defeated her democratic opponent by eight points in district 34. now, get this, it's the first time in 150 years this district ever elected a republican! in 2012, obama won it by 23 points. 2016, yeah, hillary won it by 22 points. biden only won it by four, but now republican mayra flores, she won it by eight. all right, that would be a 12-point swing in two years, a 30-point swing if you go back to 2016. keep in mind, this is a majority hispanic district. it borders mexico to the south along the rio grande valley. now, mayra actually immigrated to the u.s. from mexico making her the very first mexican-born woman to be elected to congress. she's also married to a u.s. border patrol agent. she made border security a huge focus of her campaign. take a look. >> too many -- to many, the borders of our politics, but for me, it's about my life. i'm mayra flores. i was born in mexico. now, i'm living my american

she hasn't been to south texas to see what the policies and mess they are creating in this country andhat their policies are hurting real people. >> harris, take a look at this wild video out of the tucson, arizona sector near douglas, arizona. a huge group of illegal immigrants on the mexican side rushing the border trying to rush into the united states illegally. you will see dozens of them running up to the u.s. border fence and some of them trying to climb over the border fence. some are trying to crawl underneath it or dig underneath it. some pop out on the u.s. side as border patrol agents are trying to stop them. unclear how many got through or how many were turned back. that's what our agents have to deal with on the border day in and out. back out here live high level cbp source confirming to me since the beginning of fiscal year 2021 there have been more than 800,000 known gotaways at the southern border. that's the population the size bigger than the city of seattle slipping pass our border agents since 2021. >> harris: those are the gotaways that maybe got caught on camera

this happens all the time and you're going to see the numbers sky rocket in the hot south texas summerupreme court decision on whether the biden administration can end the remain in also we've seen enough fentanyl enter this country that could kill every american five times. we have a drug crisis on our hand as well. so it's our job at the federal government of course is to keep our citizens safe, we are certainly failing our citizens, we're failing texans and by the way every single state in this country is a border state. so when they come in at our southern border they are basically permeating our entire country. it has got to stop and this administration is clearly married doing absolutely nothing about this crisis and that's why we're here right now. >> carley: president biden released a statement surprisingly on the deaths of the 51 migrants that were trapped in that truck that was in san antonio. and part of his statement said that smuggling is as shameful as political grandstanding around the tragedy which was a hit at republicans. what's your response to that? >> you know, 51

our south texas communities are hurting because of this crisis and our people feel totally ignored by our government. dangerous drugs are pouring across the border, 80% of the fentanyl killing americans comes into our country at the southern border. human trafficking are taking advantage of our open boarder to conduct their evil and -- border to conduct their evil and heartbreaking trade. criminal organizations are in total control of our southern border. last month alone, 240,000 illegal immigrants were encountered entering our country, a new record. and those are just the people who were caught. the true number is undoubtedly far higher. and in 2022 so far, 50% on the f.b.i. terror watch list have been arrested by the border patrol. that's higher than the previous five years combined. title 42 is one of the only things keeping the crisis at the border from getting even worse. allowing border patrol the flexibility to expel some illegal immigrants quickly, and yet for some inexplicable reason, president biden and the democrats want to end title 42 for good. doing this would put out a

elizabeth: newly elected south texas, myra florist going after the vice president plan that progressshe was in that position, she hasn't been here in south texas to see what their policies are creating, the mess they are creating in our country and their policies are hurting real people. elizabeth: the vice president went to el paso. the president has never been to the border. >> just this past week vice president mike pence was here in arizona and a sad state when a former vice president makes more visits to a border state in the current president or vice president and the reality is, no one along the southern border want you to see the vice president anymore except maybe the cartel because they want to thank their hero in person because of the cartel are the only people now that have been empowered as a result of these failed policy. you should all remember more than 1000 pounds of methamphetamine and fentanyl just this month. elizabeth: the national police association filed a lawsuit freedom act lawsuit over border patrol with the incident, they are saying home and security allege

as recently as twenty eighteen, a democrat called henry cuellar won his district in south texas with fully 84% of the vote. his district is 80% hispanic and for decades that meant it went democrat. but then last cycle that began to change two years ago a percentage of the vote plummeted by twenty six points in one cycle. the same thing happened to congressman filemon 1% gonzalez. they also represent districts on the border with mexico in texas. both went from huge wins in twenty eighteen to marginal victories in twenty twenty . hispanic voters are no longer automatically democrats. in fact they are openly hostile to the democratic party . joe biden's support among hispanics has dropped to a stunning 24%. that's the lowest among any ethnic group in america. last week a candidate called mara flores soundly defeated incumbent and in a special election in the rio grande valley. it was the first time that district has gone republican in more than one hundred years later in the show we're going to speak to flores about her win and what it means. but it's not just hispanics who have come to

i honestly have had enough i was really fed up in south texas and that's a reason why i decided to runside. leo, she said something that i point all the time most minorities in this country are more conservative in their household and then they vote more liberal because of the old adage that democrats are for the working poor people looking for an opportunity to get out on the ash lawn and the social economic status. i think the joe biden comes into office touting that luke college oaks, for the bigger man and a stiff turn to the left. he became into office saying he was a transitional president alluding to a single term and immediately changed after his voted to redo you think that is the key for the democrats moving forward do they need to look at the base of their losing and come back to them or does the liberal left take it and run with it. >> let me be as clear as possible the democrats have lost the dumb enter middle-class it's gone the middle class belongs to trump republicans, let me be as clear as possible, that piece with ms. flores is absolutely correct the democrats assume

was in south texas.by the us army corps of engineers after the company failed to provide requested information. in another potential delay for aerospace company elon musk army corps told spacex in a letter dated march 7 that it has closed consideration of an application for additional launch and landing pads and other infrastructure. musk called himself a company of dirty tricks to support the launch for the boca-chica platform, predicted that political attacks on him would sharply escalate in the coming month and even flew to brazil to meet with belsar the president of the country. the goal is to find an alternative site for launching their missiles. censorship. this is political censorship. this is the use of political administrative resources to intervene in competition. in this case, political competition and the way it is now a-a toolkit in social networks. came out out of control change the owner of the old one , a system of relations was built there, which is necessary from the following cops, oth

this was a big win, not only for south texas because we are pro-life but it is also a big win for ourountry. if we want to see real change in bringing crime down, you need to raise a generation to respect life. in the womb. [speaking spanish] thank you so much. now, representative scalise. [speaking spanish] thank you for always defending the liefs the unborn. [applause] mr. >> thank you for always defending the life of the unborn. >> what a great day this is for millions of people who've been part of this pro-life movement for decades, who have gone to state legislatures and gotten involved in the political process. and prayed and prayers were answered today. more because the supreme court's decision overturning roe v. wade correcting that flawed decision finally allows states and congress to protect life in ways that we never were able to for the last 50 years that. debate was silenced during the years roe v. wade was the law of the land. but that debate just begins again in so many places in this country. one of the most inspirational days of the year is the march for life. it's a