and i just want to echo a little bit of what maria teresa says.n who is lifting up his message of the economic accomplishments and investments in communities. it is not just cabinet. pop it is also surrogates. the importance of him going on this investing in america tour is not just the narrative, it is also real people who can stand up with him, like there was a woman in south carolina, miss hicks, who talks about being a technician in this new solar energy plant. they are bringing real, jobs they are affecting real people, she is an african american mother of a young toddler right? she has a real job and that is part of the real economic balance that he is bringing to south carolina and two states across the country with these investments. >> you know, maria teresa, one elena brings out of, i am just thinking of potentially if biden is if he is the nominee and he will be the nominee, if trump is the nominee, how they both do very well on the ground but from different reasons, right? different approaches. trump might be hoping that what might be,

maria teresa, as i discussed with the congresswoman. their lowest in two years. so the question really, as why henry seemed such an escalation from governor abbott right now. >> we are in the eve of the 2024 election. what the republicans have decided it is that they want to make that a national referendum on our own humanity when it comes to treating these individuals. simone we have to remind ourselves many of them are asylum seekers. once you cross the border you can rightfully ask with having international on side you can ask for asylum. it's up to the judiciary committee to decide whether or not this is true. greg abbott has decided that the fastest way for the republicans to gain the white house is through unfortunately demonizing already marginalized individuals. >> congressman along, those lines republicans are constantly emphasizing the to secure the border. these stories coming out of texas, depriving children of water a woman having a miscarriage stuff in the wire. that can't be a peeling to voters. >> well, simone here's the

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. -- supporting >> i want to bring in marÍa teresa kumar, president ceo of voto latino, and mark mckinnonain, and co-host of the circus on showtime. maria -- pointed out that there is nothing to expunge if you have been acquitted, which trump was. let's, we've got multiple republican centrists making it clear today they don't support this, a vote could hurt them back home in their swing states. so, what is the point of this, maria? >> i think he is just trying to kick the can down the road. he doesn't want to be beholden to the extreme right of the republican party. and so, he is hoping that he will wait it out. he recognizes, though, that he does have a very thin margin in congress, and so we need to protect those republicans as best he can. but let's -- i mean, we have mccarthy on tape before he made these really ambitious votes, anti-impeachment, thinking that trump wasn't guilty. so, what we have is a duplicitous speaker trying to do anything that he can to retain the minimal power that he has, alicia. >> mark, it's so striking to me that the reporting that this move came as a way of

maria teresa kumar is with us and brandon buck.starting with the politics here, the senate map is brutal for democrats in 2024. why is that? and what is behind the strategy of speak abortion rights early and often? >> reporter: it is a brutal map because you look at some of the places where they're playing defense on seats. there is such a slim majority in the senate. playing defense is the key to protecting that. you're looking at states like montana, west virginia, all of these are places that tilt red and it is going to be incumbent on the people who are incumbents there to be able to maintain those seats. but abortion becomes a big issue when you look at states like arizona, nevada, wisconsin, all of those are things that the head of the democratic senate campaign arm gary peters told me this is going to be a central issue at play there, in part because of the enthusiasm that we watched democrats be able to leverage in the first election post roe. for those of us covering politics, for republicans it has been a promise of toppl

joining me is maria teresa kumar, stuart stevens, senior adviser for the lincoln project, and robert jones, president of the public religion institute and author of the upcoming book, the hidden roots of white supremacy. i want to start with you because the thing i really can't understand, i do want to ask all of you about this, but i want to start with you because you're my numbers guy, is that abortion is not even a close call issue in terms of whether people think it should be legal or illegal. and that includes most american christians, right? i mean, talk me down on that if i'm wrong. i don't think there is a majority that's bigger than maybe 15% of people who want for instance a national abortion ban. >> joy, that's exactly right. you talk about reading the room. they might want to read some polls, both nationally and in iowa. again, 6 in 10 iowans support the legality of abortion. it's two-thirds of americans that support the legality of abortion. if you look at iowa, let's be clear, this is a near total ban on -- very few exceptions. we ask people even in iowa, we think of th

reportero: es un melodrama que inicia cuando el padre de marÍa teresa es llevado injustamente a la cÁrcellla grande. andrÉs:se enchinÓ la piel! quÉ bonito esto, muchas gracias. reportero: estamos a pocas horas del estreno de " tierra de esperanza ". andrÉs: muy contento y agradecido de poder compartir esta historia que disfrutamos mucho. reportero: quÉ esperan maÑana en este estreno? andrÉs: para mi es de los mejores capÍtulosporque implican el encuentro. lo disfrutÉ desde que lo leÍ. cuando lo pudimos ver al aire, le gozamos. maÑana no se pierdan el gran estreno de " tierra de esperanza " por univisiÓn. francisca: maÑana es el gran estreno y no se lo pueden perder. andrÉs, sofÍa castro, eso va a estar muy bueno. jomari: como soy de campo y me encantan los caballos y todo me fascina ese tipo de novelas. yo tengo caballos, tengo justificaciÓn. francisca: el es asÍ tipo de protagonista de tierras de esperanza. ha estado aquÍ en muchas ocasiones y es buen presentador. jomari: el se ve como mejor persona. francisca: yo dije algo malo de jomari? jomari: eso ha sonado muy malo. francisca: no se

arroparon le dieron educaciÓn y en agradecimiento crece con estas personas que son los padres de marÍa teresas espectacular. vamos. hay un vuelo directo. en una hora estÁs ahÍ. >> el chef dice que eres bueno regalando boletos de primera clase. alan: de primera clase no. [risas] [hablan a la vez] pegado al baÑo. [risas] sÉ que se merecen mÁs. [hablan a la vez] karla: estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com, el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. ♪ ♪ [hablan a la vez] chef: Él tenÍa un poco de milla acumulada. alan: tenÍa muchas millas. chef: igualmente cobrÓ el ticket. [risas] alan: y por quÉ le voy a pagar a su esposa, a Él, a las hijas? cuatro boletos querÍa que le pagara. dije no, no. quÉ te pasa? no eres mi hijo. >> sabemos que en cuestiones de finanzas alan es asÍ. [risas] chef: no me dio ni descuento. [risas] alan: eso es mentira. [risas] ademÁs, juli que es una hermosa no le tuve que decir nada. se los juro. es verdad. [hablan a la vez] quÉ estÁ diciendo? quÉ

. >> marÍa teresa zona mujer que ha tenido toda la vida, es una mujer empresaria, trabaja con su papÁ otro diferentes series, en pelÍculas y ha sido espectacular, la que lo imagino bien femenina chiquita, cuando tenÍa 10 aÑos imagino que en algÚn momento iba a lograr protagonizar en la fÁbrica de las estrellas como lo es televisa, ahora univisiÓn y nada, me dio mucha emociÓn cuando me dijeron que iba protagonizar este proyecto porque sabÍa que estaba cumpliendo un sueÑo mi niÑa chiquita que abrazÓ todas las novelas, se juntaba en familia, veÍa a las 9:00 p.m.. >> tierra esperanza que gran elenco, sofÍa castro, andrÉs palacios, quÉ tal ha sido estar con ellos? >> hermoso, siempre les digo entre roberto guzmÁn, mariana ceballos, andrÉs palacios, alex, luz marÍa, 1000 personas que conforman este elenco, ha sido una forma la quemen arropado en esta empresa, no puedo estar mejor acompaÑada que por ellos. >> por Último mandÓ un mensaje a toda nuestra gente en casita. >> les mando muchos saludos y abrazos, gracias por vernos, espero que disfruten este proyecto que lo estamos ' con todo el am

unfortunately, but if they were there, then i'm sure, i'm sure that yes, there were the mothers of teresa maria , any form of the best mothers. there was one man who, uh, conquered me, then still and still remains my idol, who every night, or rather, every morning. he woke up for a few right here minutes right a few minutes before dawn. even though he didn't have a watch. went up to the window and lit the matches and held it up like a window and i asked him once what are you doing it 's been going on right through the years. i just came there, so he was the only patient who was allowed to light up for 7 months. and so each person lit the sun. he was absolutely convinced that if he did not wake up or oversleep, then he, accordingly, well, the sun would not rise. now it's going to be hysterical. stop. you do the same plus or minus. you every morning kindle, the sun that shone on us and warmed your little boy, so that the rain irrigated him there, i don’t know, and so on. well, look. you are already doing this. so this is your pure water, so to speak, mania, greatness well, just understand, this i