robert garcia on where his ro party goes from here after president joe biden's debate flops . on his last day of prid we take you to stone will house in new york which exemplifies the need to keep lgbtq elder say. i am sam stein, let's do it! the debate is the debate is not the only big event shaking up the presidential campaign season, tomorrow is another high-stakes day after months of waiting, we will find out whether trump can be held accountable for attempting to subvert the 2020 election when the court releases presidential immunity. it could have immense reverberations, not just on the race, the future of ■çthis country. to say it's taken a while to get here, that is an understatement, supreme court has shown us multiple times that it has the ability to efficiently handle decisions in importing cases that affect presidency, 50 years ago, the court moved quickly in the watergate tapes case handing out a decision that forced president richard nixon to turn over recordings of oval office conversations just 16 days after hearing arguments. two decades ago, the court decided

i am 'oined by robert garcia _ see you again. i am 'oined by robert garcia who _ see you again.with us. not long to go until the start of the debate, what will go on for the president and what are his last—minute preparations? i president and what are his last-minute preparations? i saw the president _ last-minute preparations? i saw the president not _ last-minute preparations? i saw the president not too _ last-minute preparations? i saw the president not too long - last-minute preparations? i saw the president not too long ago l the president not too long ago and he — the president not too long ago and he is — the president not too long ago and he is excited. the energy, he saw — and he is excited. the energy, he saw supporters earlier and is really— he saw supporters earlier and is really excited to meet a conscious, a good man, president who has a record of lowering _ president who has a record of lowering health care costs, the infrastructure bill and protecting a woman's right to choose — protecting a woman's right to choose versus quite frankly a convicted _ choose versu

joining me now to discuss all of this is congressman robert garcia of california, member of the house oversight and homeland security committees. congressman garcia, so good to talk to you. i want to jump right into this. former congresswoman liz cheney blasted senator mcconnell for his meeting with trump on capitol hill saying "history will remember the shame of those" in the lens of history was allegiance to trump more important? coming in somewhat sarcastically, but where is the notion of consistency when it comes to how they view their fearless leader? >> i mean there is no consistency, it is all hypocrisy. it's shameful. i mean, donald trump is a con man, he is a conspiracy theory asked theorist, a trader, and it's all in his image. the fact he can come back to dc, create a spectacle in the same place where he essentially launched an attack on our government, on our institutions, and on our capitol, put lives and dangers, and lives were lost, it's really gross and shameful to cp mike johnson has become essentially the right-hand man for donald trump. he jumps as quickly as possib

i will discuss that with congressman robert garcia. >>> plus, how congressmen react to the supreme court's controversial decision on gun bump stocks. >>> then, the few that make milwaukee famous. the city's mayor claps back in a new interview after donald trump reportedly calls the host city of the republican national convention horrible. >>> try a supreme court ruling on abortion pills may not be the last word on the issue, as the battle lines are drawn over ivf treatment. we have a lot to talk about. this is the saturday show. >> okay, this one is for all my shopaholics out there. what you get the guy who has been the president, who is running to be the president again, and who also just got convicted of 34 felonies 34 weeks ago. when he has a birthday, i'm not sure i have the answer for that, but what i can tell you is that donald trump got just what he wanted for his 70th birthday, the type of endless praise and adulation from maga nation that he simply cannot live without. trump celebrated with a rally near his mar-a-lago residence last night. the crowd included a host of his super fa

let me bring in democratic congressman robert garcia from california.c caucus and part of the biden campaign's national advisory board. i want to talk about immigration. it was interesting to hear what both candidates had to say last night. let me go back because i know you were waiting and listening to what symone and governor kasich had to say. i assume people are coming to you from within your party and suggesting maybe time to think about joe biden stepping down. what are you saying to them? >> look, i think quite the opposite. it might be some chatter in the political class, but at the end of the day, i just came off the floor of the house. this party is united behind joe biden. joe biden is a nominee and will be our nominee, end of story. he's the only person in this country that has defeated donald trump once, he's going to defeat donald trump again. so, there is going to be some chatter, that's fine. >> to be fair, to be fair, congressman, it is more than chatter, isn't it? there are people who love joe biden, respect joe biden, even worked to h

joining me now, congressman from california, robert garcia. good to see you.e been a lot of missteps since october 7th that israel has been blamed for. how much does this hostage release show the necessity of their gaza operations? >> i think, first, let's be really clear. this is a great day for these families, to see the images of families being reunited is really incredible. every hostage that was released is a step closer to ending the war. we have to reiterate at this moment with the white house bid, and reiterate that all hostages must be freed and thomas must accept the seas filed their on the table. once that happens we can free the hostages and end the war. i have been calling for a cease- fire since last year. the civilian toll has been horrific. we can all agree that on a day when hostages are released, we should celebrate that, and we encourage an immediate cease- fire and release of all of the hostages, and everyone is at the table to ensure the current proposal that the president is working on, not just with us, but leaders across the world, it's

. >> joining me now is my friend from california, the congressman himself, freshman member robert garcias, congressman garcia. listen, let's start with the facts. this is actually two policies, correct? can you break down how this actually works for viewers? >> absolutely, and good to see you again. look, i think there's two pieces of this that are really important. the first, of course, is we are talking about an impact to over 500,000 people in this country who are going to be able to keep their families together. and that is really the meat of this plan, keeping families together. children in this country can be in a situation where you might have one parent that is a citizen, another parent that could be undocumented, and those families have to be separated, legally, in order for that undocumented parent to actually apply for some type of permanent residency. a lot of people assume that because if you marry a u.s. citizen and you might not have documentation, that somehow you get automatic citizenship area that is just not the way the law works in this country. so this allows those t

. >> joining us now is democratic congresswoman robert garcia. welcome, congressman.hink the vice president makes a very important point. the big freak out thursday night even stunned me. in politics, it was so immediate to me so fast. we were talking with former lieutenant governor barnes about the fact that on the republican side, we are good . our guy is a sexual predator, we are good. democrats, oh my god, he slurred a word. >> he did not just slur a word, it was a bad performance here's >> i will not take away from that, it was a bad performance. it did not meet anyone's expectations. the thing that amazes me is just the immediate decision by so many in the party to just go, i am done, i can't do this. explain some of this. on my side, i would hunker down, get the press release out, close the doors, we are going to work it out and when we get outside, we will steamroll. >> listen, michael does like to beat up on the democrats. brings back warm memories from his chairman days. >> i think the reaction is essentially that people are obsessed, all the democrats, with

i'm and i'm looking forward to the weeks ahead. >> congressman robert garcia. appreciate your time this afternoon. thank you. >> thank you. >> a key ruling from the supreme court paving the way for a number of january 6 rioters to have their cases reopen. so what does that mean for hunter? the reserve defendants, and potentially the former president trump plus outrage in oklahoma after schools are ordered to incorporate, incorporate the bible and the ten commandments into their lessons at public schools, those stories and more ahead. at this hour of cnn news central continues july 7, dr. sanjay gupta reports on hold for the devastating effects of alzheimer's reversing, something that seems so preordained. >> it sounds extraordinary. dr. sanjay gupta before the last alzheimer's patient, july 7th aid on cnn and the furniture business, things move fast. ziprecruiter helps us hire qualified candidates who keep up. we needed a project manager yesterday, we posted a job and ziprecruiter twitter and had our guy on-site and five days, he was qualified and everyone zip

other democratic lawmakers stood by biden, including former speaker pelosi and robert garcia, californiaative. >> howdy think you did? -- how do you think heate did? >> compared to a person who lied the whole time? lisa honesty on one side. >> there is one person in this country who has defeated donald trump and his name is joe biden, so the one person who can beat him again is a peon who already beat him. anchor: speaking to the bbc after the debate, the democratic national committee chair came to bidens defense despite calls for him to step aside. >> start rolling up your sleeves and do the work. that is what we have to do. my grandfather taught me early on, he said, nothing in his world comes easy, and this election is going to be tough. we always knew. so we have to roll up our sleeves, do the work, we know we have a good and honest man and a decent man and joe biden, who has done a masterful job over these last few years and will continue to do so. anchor: former president trump is also holding a postdebate rally, headlining an event in virginia, showcasing his confidence about his

joining us now, democratic congressman, robert garcia from california, and congressman, it's always a see you. thank you for your time. let's talk about this. few people understand navigating the broken immigration system than you, and you are one of millions of the people that had to deal with the broken immigration system. what do you see as this executive action helping? what is the impact of this? >> first, this is a historic day for not just immigrant families but for the country. thank you, president biden. this is just a momentous day. there's so many families that will be able to stay together because of this action. we're talking about half a million people in the country, possibly more, that will be able to actually stay with their family. let's remember, a lot of folks assume if you are married to a u.s. citizen you somehow have automatic citizenship. that's not the way it works. often times these spouses have to leave the country and separate from their families to begin a process to residency. this keeps families together. it puts, again, 500,000 plus people on a pathway

cong robert garcia and to the experts. i'm so honored to be with all of you today.ressman steven horsford. i'm proud to represent nevada's fourth congressional district. as a son of an immigrant. my mother came to the united states from trinidad when she was just 12 years old because of circumstances in our family, she became undocumented. just recently went h becoming a legal permanent resident. and finally easo these are issues that affect all of our communities. [applause] and i want naleo i also want to start by wishing everyone a happy juneteenth. [applause] and to welcome all of you to las vegas. and to give a shoutout to all of the hospitality workers, the food service, the banquet workers, the cooks. strong. and it's great to be here with our hhs secretary becesrra, as well as tom perez, i'm always honored to welcome them to our district. thank you also to arturo vargas for all of you today. i know many of her nevada local elected an officials are in the room because we have so many amazing leaders of latino descent here in the silver state reach out to them

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representative from california's 42nd congressional district which very own city of downey, the robert garcia[applause] >> how are we doing? [applause] [speaking spanish] it's an honor to be with all of you here in naleo. i've been coming to your conferences since i was on the city council in my hometown of long beach, california. then as mayor and now represen my city but also southeast los angeles. i know there's a lot of folks from l.a. there. i think we probably here at naleo thank the entire team for their incredible work in putting us all together every single yearhis incredible gathering. you for your leadership. we know you are -- your consent -- continued leadership in the years ahead. we are here to conversation about addressing the humanitarian crisis at the border and yond. now, we know that according to projections, there are millions and millions of asylum-seekers and migrants in this country who are here in search of a better life. now i know that struggle personally. i came here to theimmigrant when i was a young child. i did not beand -- citizen until i was in my ea universit

. >> joining us now is robert garcia of california, member of the house oversight and homeland security campaign national advisory board. congressman garcia, this changing policy is really a change in the conditions of filing an application. that is what actually happened today as i understand it. >> absolutely and look, this is a really great day for keeping families together. people feel families should remain together. this is an incredible moment for those families and for our country. we are talking about half 1 million people, 500,000 people where you have an undocumented person who in many cases has been here for 10 or 15 years, that is married to a u.s. citizen and does not have a legal pathway to be a permanent resident and possibly eventually a u.s. citizen. it is very hard in this country to earn citizenship, as we know. so this action will keep families together. imagine being a son or daughter and one parent is a citizen. the other is not. knowing that that parent can be not only deported, but for them to apply for residency they have to actually leave the country and separ

joining us now, democratic congressman robert garcia of california.gs i have seen in congress. dr. fauci is an american hero. we should remember what was happening during that period of time. there were some days we were losing over 4,000, 5,000 people a day in this country. we were working our groceries as they were coming in, separating and distancing seniors. trajectories in nursing homes. i personally lost potato my mom and my stepdad to the pandemic. she was a health care worker. so this attack on dr. fauci not giving him the respect of calling him a doctor was insane. and this whole idea, i mean, that we are going to attack someone that was leading a group of the most brilliant medical minds in the country, in the world, to develop a vaccine that saved millions of more lives is something that should be a complete embarrassment to the congress and of course marjorie taylor greene just led that insanity and shamefulness. >> i knew that about your mother and stepdad. i am so sorry. i know this was personal for you yesterday. we heard accusations th

thank you to our moderator for the panel, congressman robert garcia and our panelists.u tha someone here to explain a little bit more abo and perhaps some of the things that you need of how they may affect your constituents and your communities. so here to join us is a good friend of naleo, a past member ofepartment of justice as assistant attorney general for civil rights, a pastabinet member, a secretary of labor. picky is now the senior advisor and assistant to the president, and director of the white house office of peter governmenl the e thomas perez. -- the honorable. [applause] >> buenos aires. good afternoon, everyone. it's an honor to beer arturo, if you want hear a baseball fan? okay. arturo vargas, you know, i'm from the dr. we h dr, baseball and politics, okay? arturo vargas is the cal ripken leaders. thank you for your decades of service.onprofit leadership leading us every single year. thank you sog much, arturo. i'm so grateful for our friendship and up so grateful to be back. i learned all of ttom a trial le justice department. the most impor learned was

from california's 42nd congressionalt which includes my very own city of downey, the honorable robert garciaish] it's an honor to be with all of you here in naleo. i've been coming to your conferences since i was on the city council in mylifornia. then as mayor and now representing not just my city but also southeast los angeles. i know t there. i think we actually have the largest delegation probably here at naleo. i also want to thank the entire or their incredible work in putting us all together every single year and this incredible gathering. thank you for your leadership. we know you are -- your consent -- continued leadership in the years ahead. we are here today to have an important conversation about addressing thenow, we know thats and n this country who are here in search of a better life. now i know that struggle personally. i came here to the u.s. as an immigrant when i was a young child. i did not become a u.s. citizens and -- citizen until i was in my early 20's. i remember being at the university in classrooms with my colleagues and friends looking around and having a feeling

. >> okay, brandon, congressman robert garcia of california talking to reporters. >> every single daythe president is out doing events every single day. he's doing press conferences, he's out there campaigning and we all see that. the idea that somehow it's going to affect the outcome. donald trump is lying. >> is it a problem, though, that you're getting questions about whether who is going to be on the isn't it correct normally if a candidate is has a bad night and onto the next but you're getting the questions for a reason, how much of a problem is that? >> look, i think we are -- you're asking the question we are being honest and clear, joe biden is our nominee, he's a good man, we trust him, we are behind him and i think the focus needs to be on the contrast of tonight. the truth is we had somebody in donald trump that all he did was lie, every single time. he lied and lied and so i would much rather have a president that may have had a minor -- maybe had -- needed drink of water to clear his throat that's a good man and delivery for the american people because i know that joe bi

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