the scheme failed when michael pence accepted all certified biden harris votes. they include kelly ward. the chair of the arizona republican party indicted along with her husband michael word. two republicans indicted as fake electors. for fin who still leads a lesson in how much your vote matters, the democratic attorney general of the state of arizona won her election by 280 votes. tonight, arizona's attorney general announced the indictments. >> hi, i'm arizona attorney general kris mayes. let me start by thanking everyone for your patience as we conducted a thorough and professional investigation over the past 13 months into the fake elector's scheme in our state. i will not allow american democracy to be undermined. we are here because justice demands an answer to the efforts the defendants and other unindicted coconspirators allegedly took undermine the will of arizona's voters during the 2020 presidential election. they chemod to prevent the unlawful transfer of the presidency. raised false claims of widespread voter fraud in arizona to pressure elections

the scheme failed when mike pence accepted all certified biden/harris votes on january 6th , 2021. the indicted fake electors include kelli ward, who was chair of the arizona republican party, who was indicted with her husband michael ward as a fake elector. two republican members of the state legislature have been indicted, jacob hoffman and anthony kern. for anyone who still needs a lesson in how much your vote matters, the democratic attorney general of the state of arizona won her election by 280 votes, 280 votes out of 2.5 million votes cast. so if a couple hundred people didn't get to vote that day or voted differently in that election, we would not be reading these indictments tonight. tonight arizona's attorney general, kris mayes, announced the indictments. >> let me thank everyone for their patience as we conducted a thorough and professional investigation into the fake elector scheme in our state. i understand for some of you today didn't come fast enough and i know i'll be criticized by others for conducting this investigation at all, but as i have stated before and wil

but, we are going to make the case that joe biden -- to re- elect joe biden and kamala harris is the best step forward. and thankfully we have gotten a lot of folks over to our side. >> reporter: and ali, we know the biden campaign has targeted specific groups that it says are key and very important to the coalition it is trying to build to win in november. at the same time, ali, they say there is room at the table, room in the coalition for haley voters to come to team biden- harris and support it, as well. >> i think that is something that the haley team was saying they would love to hear from the republican party but so far, no dice. aaron, thank you for joining us. >>> coming up, the story of judge aileen cannon and jack smith just took another turn in florida, now she is facing new scrutiny. >>> plus, a blast from the past in another case. we are back in 60 seconds. seco. bother the bugs. not your family. ahh! zevo is made with essential oils which attack bugs' biological systems. it wipes cleanly, plus is safe for use around people and pets. gotcha! zevo. people-friendly. bug-de

harris was essentially frozen out from the president's inner circle. biden and his team had achieved their goal of winning using harris' identity to make history and inspire voters to pull the aging presidential hopeful across the finish line but when they took office harris was sidelined despite biden's promise to make harris a full partner, harris began the job literally standing behind biden. give us more there from your reporting. what do you mean by sidelined? what did you learn? guest: i think when she first became vice president, they had her standing -- this was during the pandemic, they had her in the room for multiple speeches standing behind the president masked and silenced being a symbol as the president took the majority of the workload to address issues of the coronavirus and wearing masks and everything and she was sidelined. i think a big part of her mission, they tried to get her on television to encourage communities of color to get the vaccine, to wear their masks and i think that was where they saw her strength. host: any other evidence

harris was essentially frozen out from the president's inner circle. biden and his team had achieved their goal of winning using harris' identity to make history and inspire voters to pull the aging presidential hopeful across the finish line but when they took office harris was sidelined despite biden's promise to make harris a full partner, harris began the job literally standing behind biden. give us more there from your reporting. what do you mean by sidelined? what did you learn? guest: i think when she first became vice president, they had her standing -- this was during the pandemic, they had her in the room for multiple speeches standing behind the president masked and silenced being a symbol as the president took the majority of the workload to address issues of the coronavirus and wearing masks and everything and she was sidelined. i think a big part of her mission, they tried to get her on television to encourage communities of color to get the vaccine, to wear their masks and i think that was where they saw her strength. host: any other evidence

certainly during the primary debate, kamala harris was also one that attacked then candidate joe biden about the issue of busing and raising questions about his ability to handle racial issues. it was surprising that they ended up selecting harris. there was hesitation even within the biden family that they would choose somebody who had attacked him on these issues. i think my reporting found out that jill biden, the first lady, famously favored susan rice over hairs -- hairs hair. there were others in his circles kamala was not the first choice. they went forward with her because the president's advisors and certainly former president barack obama did a lot to defend kamala harris even though he made sure that it was joe biden's choice to make. host: nate in tallahassee, florida, independent. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: i only seem 0 get on when you are on. i just listened to the young man, to your right there. it seems to me that for some reason c-span is making this program today into an extension of fox news. this man has nothing to say positive. though i will

on thursday, the biden/harris campaign posted this on social medium. workers as he accepted their enforcement. on the right, trump spending yesterday sitting in his golf cart. joining us now, author of "hopium chronicles," . the nikki haley voter looks to be an influence on the outcome in november. >> trump is facing a rebellion in the republican party. two former vice presidents, former party nominee, former party chair, lots of leaders of his own administration who have said openly, chris cristi just came out and said they have said openly they are not going to vote for him. we have never seen anything like this in the modern era of american politics. it is going to matter. i think this is an existential threat to trump is one of the reasons he has continued to underperform public polling in all of these states, like he just did in pennsylvania. there is a big chunk of the republican party that is not really sure they are going to follow maga. they didn't do it in 2022 in the battleground states and i think it is going to be very difficult for him, p

that is what we have been doing every day in the biden/harris administration.ple, we are working to ensure that women, when they walk into an emergency room, perhaps in the midst of a miscarriage, are able to get the emergency care they need that is required under federal law. we are working to make sure women have access to medication abortion, more than 50% of the abortions in the country, so they can get access to the fda safe approved, safe and effective medication. to use. you noted cases of women being forced to travel out of state. we are making sure they have the right to travel out of state if that is what they have to do. we are making sure the full range of reproductive health care is available including abortion and also contraception. sadly, as we have seen in the country, most recently in alabama, the alabama supreme court put the availability of in vitro fertilization in question. we are working to make sure people have the full range of reproductive health care they might need. >> i wonder whether you think the president could go further. the us

>> the most effective thing that can be done, and i give a lot of credit to the biden/harris campaignw hands that just rolled out, is play back his words. the most effective message is the one from donald trump's mouth, where he brags about overturning roe v. wade, takes a lot of gleeful credit for it, and the clip where he talks about punishing patients and doctors. those are the two most effective messages with the electorate. we assume as advocates that everybody knows this but a lot of folks haven't filed yet. just hammering home donald trump in his own words is critical strategy for one. and, this is our job as advocates to help credentialed the president and vice president and to say he are all of the things the biden/harris administration have done. that gets lost. we have a supreme court oral argument in a couple of weeks about defending the biden administration's effort to use regulations for emergency of care to protect women in states with the bands. that is a big deal. we have to talk more about it and make sure folks understand it is not just donald trump is dangerous and

we need a strong leader right now, joe biden doesn't fit the bill. >> harris: you mention the abrahamthey happened under trump. one of the few things biden hasn't touched. we'll see what happens. u.s. border patrol reports more than 9600 criminal arrests at the southern border since october 1st. more than 270 have been tied to international gangs. look at that. the f.b.i. director said they are closely tracking a particular venezuelan gang. let's watch that. >> what is the the f.b.i. doing to combat the rise in trans national criminal organizations specifically the venezuelan gang? >> so we are tracking that particular gang, tda as we refer to it. we have safe streets, violent gang task forces in all 56 of our field offices. >> harris: the so-called tda gang is linked to the killer of laken rile'. josh hawley grilled mayorkas about that suspect. >> do you know what he did. >> i know what he is accused of doing. >> which is? >> murdering a young woman. >> that wasn't the first crime that he committed in this country, was it? >> senator, as i have articulated previously i am not going t

she is the cochair of the biden/harris 2024 reelection campaign. governor, it's good to see you again. thank you for being with us. a number of states including florida are trying to get a ballot measure like you head in michigan, through to guarantee abortion rights in their state. what happens if donald trump's threat or promise, depending on how you see it, to impose a 15 week abortion ban comes to pass? does that have more strength than your state's guarantee? >> listen, i think one of the things with a guy like donald trump is you got to watch what he does. don't listen to what he says. he says a lot of different things but at the end of the day, he's the one that put three supreme court justices on the bench who overruled roe v wade and it is exactly why we have a patchwork of rights across this country, why reproductive freedom is under attack. so as we look to what may happen in florida and what may happen in arizona, let's be very clear, abortion is on the ballot in all 50 states in this election. if donald trump becomes our president agai

they want another biden harris trump. it is not just hard core democrats.most all democrats. want to protect freedom, democracy. an economy that works for working people, brings down costs. instead of ransacking the national treasury to hand out huge wags of money to the ultra wealthy. >> so let's divide the two things up. on the one side of things, the abortion, the freedoms. the future of the democracy. that whole bucket of things in a tight place like wisconsin in fact, we saw the people do the same thing in michigan. when pressed about the issues of liberty and freedom, they chose liberty and freedom and donald trump is on the wrong side of that one. >> that is absolutely right. everywhere where people have had a chance to go to the ballot box. and cast a vote for whether they should make their own decisions about their own bodies or whether politicians should override themselves and their doctors and the choices that they need to be able to make, every time, voters vote for freedom and it is as clear as day. it is as clear as day and the 2024 election

these are all troubling numbers for biden. >> harris: troubling on the friendly networks to biden.ocrats are reaching for their big names now. former president obama joined biden in a digital pitch to small dollar donors, hillary clinton popped off on trump. >> trump was like just gaga over putin because putin does what he would like to do, kill his opposition, imprison his opposition, drive, you know, journalists and others into exile. rule without any check or balance. that's what trump really wants. joe biden is old. he is also effective. he is compassionate and cares about people. donald trump is old and he has 91 felony criminal indictments against him. >> harris: which has to be frustrating considering they are in a statistical tie except for when age and acuity matter. power panel, guy benson, fox news contributors and host of the guy benson show and fox news radio. richard fowler fox news contributor. great to see you both. hillary clinton wants to kill -- says trump wants to kill his opposition. she is a former secretary of state, guy benson. >> that seems like a bit hyper

so videos, the biden-harris campaign and even president biden says look at trump's own words.hey replay that clip where they say i take credit. use that as a political weapon against them. trump may be taking some of that ammunition away by saying look, i'm okay where we are now as a country because this has changed. i believe it's going to be up to the states to decide. lawrence and guy to your original points as well the ivf was the first part of the video. ivf he says is very important. so many americans rely on this to start their families. he believes those protections should remain in place. >> lawrence: just got that video right now from the former president. let's play it? >> the issue now is that we have abortion where everybody wanted it from a legal standpoint. the state also determine by vote or legislation or perhaps both. and whatever they decide must be the law of the land. in this case, the law of the state. >> brian: right. so, one thing about the president, is he going to say it's up to the states. it goes on the ballot in the states even places like kansas a

the biden/harris campaign saying they are able to start organizing in new ways to adopt new tactics to organize and get to people on the ground. they have made a big deal about the idea of having personal interactions with people and being able to reach people in ways digitally, for example, that perhaps they about that and campaigns past. i want you to hear a little bit of a post that president biden did today that talks about the money campaign has been able to raise and also takes a swipe at former president trump. >> this campaign is scranton versus palm beach. it is a grassroots campaign of nurses, teachers, firefighters and cops versus donald trump in a couple of billionaires looking for tax cut. >> we have been hearing more and more of the last few months. the president directly going after former president trump in campaign ads and on the campaign trail as well. we can expect that as the campaign season continues and ramps up closer to the conventions this summer and election in the fall, i think we will hear more of president biden taking it to former president trump in terms

. >> the biden/harris administration is considering more than 41 million acres of land and waters. this administration will continue to take ambitious action to meet the urgency of the climate crisis. protect america's lands and waters and fulfill our responsibility to the next generations of americans. on a more solemn note, as many of you know, tomorrow marks 25 years since the tragic shooting at columbine high school. two students killed 12 of their fellow cocktail my classmates and one teacher with guns they obtained from unlicensed to dealers and without background checks. we continue to pray for the families and victims of the columbine shooting as well as communities across the country that are being torn apart by gun violence. since columbine, there have been hundreds of school shootings. exposing hundreds of thousands of students to the horrors of gun violence. as the president has said, this is not normal and it must end. that's why he signed into law the bipartisan saved her communities act, the most significant gun legislation in decades and the first ever white house o

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she is the co-chair of the biden harris 2024 campaign. senator, it's really great to have you.ere's this breaking news out of arizona reupping a civil war era law that bans all abortions in the state except in the terms of a woman's life being at risk. what's your reaction? >> this is where we end up because of donald trump. he has crowed and has been boasting and proud about the fact that he put into place the supreme court justices to overturn roe v. way, but this is what's happening. you have women sitting in the parking lots of hospital emergency rooms where the doctor said you need to go and sit there and bleed out more until your life is truly in danger before we can provide you life saving care. in amanda's case, she is no longer able to have children of her own because of donald trump's laws. >> what do the democrats, what can they do if president biden is re-elected and say the democrats are able to maintain control of the senate potentially get a majority in the house. >> well, we can certainly pass legislation that would protect women's access to reproductive healthc

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harris. they truly are a ticket. a vote for joe bidenharris because they are running together. she is the vice president of the united states of america. what are you hearing out there as you are traveling and talking to voters about this ticket, this campaign and voters on the scene? >> things are coming together very well. the fact of the matter is that people are beginning to focus now. the whole weekend team has been talking about the lack of focus that there was in the beginning. now people are seeing things and listening and drawing contrasts between biden and trump and am very pleased with the way the results are. i'm seeing these new numbers. people are beginning to take a hard look at where we are going to go as to the future. >> speaking of the future, you have very important races coming up for house members this fall. i think smart analysis is showing that the democrats are very well primed to take back the leadership of the house. the senate is a little bit more of a play there and it may be difficult. you do have the moment

very concerned from the polls that i'm seeing, that he takes many more votes from biden than he does from trump. >> harris: that is rfk's sister. it's highlighting democrats' big fears the independent candidate is a real threat to president biden's re-election. that worry is likely to grow as his campaign says it has enough signatures to get on north carolina's ballot. the fifth state where he has reached that threshold. one headline has it this way. biden's nightmare scenario for key battleground state is one step closer to reality. biden camp and dnc have put together to block his ballot access and he explained it this morning why he thinks biden actually is a bigger threat to democracy than donald trump. watch. >> president biden has done something that no other president in history has done, which is to order media to censor his political opponents. president trump said questioning the election, of course that's a threat to democracy, but it is not the worst threat undermining the first amendment of our constitution and then weaponizing the federal agencies to get his opponents off the ballot. >> harr

. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. president biden is telling voters the economy is in great shape because of him. he also claims that inflation was skyrocketing when he took office. he is gas lighting. the white house is playing cleanup for him as well and it is not going well. i'm harris faulkner an you are in "the faulkner focus." january 2021, biden took office, inflation was at 1.4%. that exactly is what he inherited from former president donald trump. i don't know if we'll see that any time soon. some people's lifetime. it then skyrocketed to 9% under biden in june of 2022. republican senator marco rubio in "focus" on biden's spin on the economy. he was with me yesterday. >> biden sounds tone deaf. he is going out there. i think he stopped saying bidenomics but he is bragging about stuff and people are like what is he talking about? he is out of his mind. >> harris: the white house has persuaded some in the media to buy its line the only problem in the economy is consumer psychology. we're all crazy and that's why the prices are

. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert. president biden is staring down a raging border crisis bringing violent crime to america. we know this and we're living through it. horrific acts committed by illegal immigrants making headlines over and over. even some in the legacy media can't help but cover it, there is so much of it. terrorists are coming across the president's wide open southern border. biden's border policies are now nationwide voters' top concerns. the biden campaign may be running out of time to change the narrative. it is their job to try to get this man in office again. in other words, they would actually have to fix what he broke. i don't know if they can do. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." former president donald trump is busy on the campaign this week. he hit two battleground states yesterday repeatedly crushing biden's pathway forward and saying it is biden's border blood path. every state and town is now a border state and town because joe biden has brought the carnage and chaos and killing fro

that is what we have been doing every day in the biden— harris administration. is required underfederal law. we are working to make sure women have access to medication abortion, which is more than 50% of the abortions in this country, so that they can get access to this fda safe and approved and effective medication to use. as you noted, there are cases of women being forced to travel out of state, and we are making sure they have the right to travel out of state if that is what they have to do. we are also making sure that the full range of reproductive health care is available, including abortion, but also included contraception. sadly, in this country, most recently, in alabama, the alabama supreme court put the availability of in vitro fertilisation in question, so we are making sure that people have the full range of reproductive health care they might need. i wonder whether you think the president could go further. the use of executive orders, for example, we have abortion rights activists calling for federal land to be used for abortion clinics. is that

just moments ago, the biden harris campaign released the march fundraising numbers and the campaign says it raised $90 million last month. that brings their total cash on hand to $192 million that is the highest amassed in any democratic candidate in history. the trump campaign raised $65 million in march with $93 million in cash on hand. biden campaign finance share rufous gifford is joining us now. good to see you. i will go to michael steele because i can't hear. >> good to see you, man. congratulations. those are killer numbers coming out of the campaign this morning. you have to be feeling good about that. >> we are. we are, michael. great to be with you guys this morning. we are fired up by the numbers. when i started this job six months ago, when we were looking to build and build and engage our donors and engage our supporters, we are even surprising ourselves to a certain extent about what we are able to put forward this year and what we are excited about. $90 million in march, $187 million in q1. and this $100 million cash on hand advantage over trump, this speaks to the streng

the biden/harris campaign is out moving across the country, talking about the issues that matter the a for the fourth time this year, where she told voters the abortion bans that we are seeing in states like arizona came from donald trump. >> let's be clear, then, that when he sits back and most recently says, i believe the states should make these decisions, he says, right? okay. so, you believe that states have a right to reinstate laws from the 1800s, to criminalize healthcare providers, to provide up to prison for life, no exception for crimes of violence to someone's body. so, let's all be clear. what we are seeing in these states that we are talking about our trump abortion bans, and he can't get away from that. beaux-arts trump abortion bans. >> trump abortion bans. in las vegas, vice president harris, eva burch spent time canvassing for signatures to get a measure on the november ballot, to codify abortion rights in the nevada constitution. here is what arizona senator burch said last week when the arizona supreme court supported an abortion law written in 1864, long before ar

make crystal clear our feelings that the best way forward for america is to re-elect joe biden and kamala harrisur more years. [cheers and applause] four more years. four more years four more years four more years. four more years. four more years. president biden has been a champion for all the rights and freedoms that my father and uncle stood for. that's why nearly every single grandchild of joe and rose kennedy supports joe biden. [cheers and applause] that's right. that's right. the kennedy family endorses joe biden for president. [cheers and applause] when daddy announced his bid for the presidency in 1968 he talked about the course our country would take under the wrong leadership. and he said i feel obliged to do all that i can. i cannot stand aside. we are here because we feel to do all that we can. we cannot stand aside. in this election, no american can stand aside. we must vote. [cheers and applause] in 2024 there are only two candidates with any chance of winning the presidency. we know them well. four years ago, our country was crimeled by covid, chai os and the effects of an unpra

biden and vs. vice president harris made similar arguments yesterday. they vowed to support federal abortion rights. and hours afterward, president biden featured a new ad, saying a resulting infection may prevent her from getting pregnant again. >> and, jarred, there have been some developments in trump's legal cases. what can you tell us about those? >> there are two in particular. let's start with the federal election interference case. in this one, special counsel jack smith is respectfully urging the supreme court to reject trump's claims of immunity. even if the court finds he has some immunity, it was outside of the duties of his offices. they say the justices could decide on that one by june. >>> and then in trump's new york hush money case yesterday, a judge rejected the former president's attempts to delay the trial while he tries to get the case moved out of manhattan with somewhat of a potentially more favorable jury pool. that trial is sets to start on monday, at least as of now. >>> overseas now, hamas is responding to israel's latest propo

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. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. wave after wave of biden border disaster. from the campaign he doesn't talk about shutting down the border. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." biden's campaign manager recently told the "washington post" the president doesn't talk about shutting down the border and is not advocating for shutting down the border, that's a quote. there is a problem with that, though, the president has already said this about the democrat-led senate border bill. his quote here. it would give me, meaning that bill, as president, a new emergency authority to shut down the border when it becomes overwhelmed. and if given that authority, i would use it the day i sign the bill into law. then he said it again. >> president biden: if that bill were the law today i would shut down the border now and fix it quickly. this bill would save lives and bring order to the border. also give me and any new president new emergency authority to temporary shut down the border when the number of migrants at the border is overwhelming. >> harris:

politico is reporting that the biden-harris campaign is hiring new pollsters.ident saying, quote: team biden harris is building infrastructure to put us on a path to victory this fall and bringing together a battle-tested world class data and polling operation is an essential step. it comes as the "wall street journal" poll shows president biden trailing former president trump in six out of the seven swing states. the meteorologist for good morning america is now one of the victims of oakland's crime crisis. ginger xi posting this photo after her rental car was broken into and her message to the thieves she writes: i hope you know you stole things that are very meaningful to me, too. items my kids made me. i travel with, et cetera. that is so unfortunate. scientists at nsa are getting ready to take in the solar aclips recon entrance. in the path of totality watch our special coverage counting down to the solar eclipse beginning sunday afternoon at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. brian, janice is telling me she is going to arkansas because she is going to be in the tota

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they gloated they doubled the amount the biden/harris campaign raised just two weeks ago. the biden campaign and democrats did indeed raise $26 million in a single night last week, using a diversity of high wattage celebrities and former presidents clinton and obama. the money they raised came from 5,000 people who paid anywhere from $225 to $500,000. leaving the biden campaign with far more cash on hand than the trump campaign, which the biden/harris campaign is using on television ads and for opening field offices in key states around the country. meerm, the trump campaign will be spending a significant portion of their fund-raising haul from 100-some odd people on trump's legal defense fund which includes more pathetically desperate attempts to delay next week's trial. today, he tried to postpone the trial while arguing to move the venue, a motion that was denied. he's also suing to have judge merchen removed from the case and have the gag order lifted. we also learned what else trump's crony friends have given him, a dubious $175 million bond that doesn't actually promi

michael tyler, communications director to the biden-harris 2024 re-election campaign. thank you for being with us. >>> up next, former president trump was trying to bring both sides of the abortion debate. i will tell you where he really stands. that is next in this week's gotcha. will not all caitlin clark's are the same. caitlin clark, city planner. just like not all internet providers are the same, don't settle. get real deal speed, reliability and power with xfinity. she shoots from here? that's kinda my thing. get the real deal with xfinity internet today, and get fast speeds and a reliable connection to all your devices in the home —even when everyone is online. >>> donald trump is teasing a major announcement from his campaign next week, on the topic of abortion. for months now, the former president has been publicly and privately waffling over whether he would support a 15 or 16 week ban. whatever he proposes, you can bet trump will try to portray himself as the dealmaker, for forging a grand bargain between republicans who want to federally outlaw the procedur

through strength to war through weakness. >> it is no surprise that biden is doing more to constrain israel than he is to constrain iran. >> harris: president biden told our closest middle east ally that the u.s. would not take part in any counter strike or as the "new york post" puts it, you're on your own. peter doocy at the white house. >> harris, the biden iran policy is hard to understand. on the one hand you have officials saying biden's support for israel is unwavering but others telling us they will not support israel if they launch a counter strike against iran. >> it is hard to look at what president biden has done with respect to iran and say that he hasn't been tough on iran, that we haven't put pressure on them. that we haven't -- additional 500 sanctions, additional resources. >> president biden told netanyahu after missile defenses knocked down 99% of iran's incoming missiles to take the win according to a report in axios. that's really lacking in terms of support for israel in the eyes of republican critics on capitol hill who want the president to do more than just consult g7 allies about strong diplomatic openin

with biden, harris and mayorkas. we were safe under president trump. the people in my district want to be safe again. i don't think it's a unique situation. i think across the country people want to be safe. i with as just in del rio two days ago, i was visiting the port of entry with the director there. there were 20 or so that came over and one of the person said i was told to come here for a better life. oh, i get that, but that does not mean you qualify for asylum. that person or anybody else in that situation should immediately be deported. that's not what is occurring, that's what president biden needs to do to get this under control. otherwise, it's just going to continue to spread. griff: and that's why we see governor abbott and in your state of texas continuing to fight, now in the 5th circuit court of appeals in new orleans for the enactment and the constitutionality of sb-4 the texas law that would make it a crime to illegally cross and essentially enforce what the border patrol cost and arrest people for crossing and ultimately remove them

the biden. harris campaign now appears to see an opening to gain ground in florida.n abortion yesterday, the campaign now calls florida a winnable state where they're looking to make inroads. the campaign highlights state leaders, quote, extreme agenda as one of the reasons they believe they can flip it. it will also play a major role in the upcoming campaign. democrats have seen success making reproductive rights a key election issue since the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade. joining us now health care reporter for capitol hill for politico. great to see you this morning. let's start with what happened yesterday. this pair of decisions by the florida supreme court sort of gave a win to both sides of the abortion argument. it's undeniably a little confusing, so explain to our viewers what the next steps might be, and is there any aurally sense what voters might decide come november? >> well, we know what has happen in every other state that has had a referendum like this in every other state since roe v. wade, which is that voters turn out in support

that's an advantage to him over the last decade and what biden is having trouble doing now. >> harrisweeks or so immigration has been one or two. biden's border crisis has been one or two when you think about it, what could he say to fix it right now without taking some sort of executive action? please don't go down the tired talking point road of why can't congress get it done? we know they have had a bill from the republican side since may of 2023. nobody wanted to come to the table with that and now you have a split. the president has to do it. what donald trump can say i will put back what was working. what can biden do? >> there are indications coming from the biden administration they're considering different executive actions. >> harris: there were before the state of the union. nothing happened. what do you think he is willing to do? >> the process is playing out. you are going to see action from the biden white house in the coming days and weeks. the president is focused on that and pushing his team to move in that direction. against a lot of the elements from the left side o

the biden/harris campaign ready to take advantage of that. vice president harris will make the case for democrats to arizona voters, according to prepared remarks released ahead of time, we must all understand who is to blame, she says. it is the former president donald trump. it is donald trump, she says, who during his campaign in 2016 said women should be punished for seeking an abortion. now, that's pretty accurate. trump said during an interview with chris matthews that he agreed with a question, a scenario that matthew was asking about. >> do you believe in punishment for abortion, yes or no as a principle? >> the answer is that there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman? >> yeah, there has to be some form. >> ten years, what? >> that i don't know. that i don't know. >> why not? you take positions on everything else. >> i do take positions on everything else. it's a very complicated position. >> now vice president harris is expected to arrive in tucson just any minute just 45 minutes from now. this is her fifth visit to th

now of course biden and harris, they try to sell themselves as the big defenders of girl power. the true protectors of women. but that's always been a lie, and trump was right. >> you talk about women's rights. this is the opposite of women's rights. this is a horrible thing. and they're not allowed to even talk about it but i'll talk about it. if i were a basketball coach of the women's team, i would never ever lose. i'd be the greatest coach of all time. i don't like them but i would say lebron, did you ever think of becoming a woman? i'd like to have you on my team. >> laura: forget the rank unfairness given the physical advantage biological men have over women, trance infiltration of women's sports put women in actual danger. i played field hockey and let me sam really glad i didn't have to face players from our boys and men's ice hockey teams. forget about it. and when boys spike of volleyball over a net, injuries can be very serious to girls. >> about a year ago i was really injured in high school volleyball game via mail on the opposing team. i suffer from long-lasting ef

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this political earthquake will help mobilize voters in a state that joe biden and kamala harris need , another key state they need to win, a fall ings of robert f. kennedy siblings and family members endorse president joe biden. >> president biden has been a champion for all the rights and freedoms that my father and uncle stood for. that's why nearly every single grandchild of joe and rose kennedy supports joe biden. that's right. that's right. the kennedy family endorses joe biden for president. >> rfk jr. announced he made it on the ballot in michigan which is like me saying i made it to the nfl draft. a state biden and harris must win but face challenges with the arab american community. alarm bells are also repeating in georgia. joining me to discuss is rina shah, republican strategist and founder of relax strategies and alens yeah johnson, former adviser to the biden/harris campaign. thank you so much for joining me this evening. i'm going to start with georgia. i was just there. i had conversations with people on the ground who say this place is not going for joe biden this yea

if donald trump gets back in power, what freedom will you lose next >> the white house or the biden harris campaign rather trying to elevate this issue, issue above the economy and immigration, where trump currently out polls by the white house declining to say whether biden will be personally making stump speeches on this issue yesterday when he was asked about it, he said, simply elect me, biden's views as a catholic can only be described as complex and having evolved on this issue. but certainly harrison has been taking up the mantle of this messaging for some time. she's made two trips to arizona and has been crisscrossing the country, arguing for reproductive freedoms. >> and she's expecting good to have a very similar message, although a very forceful one in a state of arizona tomorrow, guys, >> all right. kayla will be looking for that. in the meantime, gun law reform advocates now poised for a big victory in their push for more background checks. d1 tills, when we come back sunday, night of space for stoma whole story with anderson cooper the james webb telescope >> are we alone >>

. >> reporter: deputy director john says the biden harris administration's new plans to forgive all that for at least 4 million borrowers and partial debts of 23 million more people will survive any legal challenges. >> we expect that more than 10 million of the borrowers who will get forgiveness will get at least $5000 in debt relief. that is a pretty substantial amount of relief for families that are struggling month-to- month. >> when finalized the plans would affect five different groups of borrowers with some relief. those who owe more death debt than the original loan amounts, anyone who is eligible for loan forgiveness but haven't applied for it. undergraduates who first started repaying 20 years ago or longer, and graduate borrowers who have been paying for at least 25 years. and students who attended institutions with low value degrees and others facing financial hardships. >> is about trying to find a way to make sure that students that doesn't provide an anchor on your ability to make basic payments and to cover your basic expenses. >> he says 85% of community college borrower

had been overturned during analysis handful commentator and national coalitions director for the biden harris, 2024 campaign. ashley allison, and former national republican book and senatorial committee aid. >> liam >> donovan. thank you both so much for being here. i mean, you see the rewind of that clock. i see your eyes right now who cannot hide for expressions on her face. and this moment, where should you have to, what is your reaction fact that this is happening right now? >> i'm not surprised. >> we've known that the attack on bodily autonomy has been at risk for some time. and when the fall of roe happened in 2022 we knew that there would only be a matter of time when i say we people who've worked in reproductive justice, social justice work, we've been warning that this it was only a matter of time that we were going to rewind the clock back to go to these this time in our history, when women didn't have the right to vote to your point, we were fighting a civil war so that folks could be free. and the reason why we are here is because in 2016 when donald trump was running to be press

thank you for having me since the start of this tragedy, the biden harris administration has been on in maryland ensuring that we one had the command unit setup so that we're all centralizing all of our efforts. both federal, state, and local, so that we can respond rapidly to this tragedy. the biden administration also was able to inject $60 in emergency aid so that we could start to begin to repair a lot of the damage, but also start to look at what is the impact to the workers in the port of baltimore. and mainly the workers that we saw here on the bridge. many people like them, how are we going to support them as we start to rebuild this very vital lifeline, which was the key bridge and the port of baltimore well, those six road workers who died while working on the bridge on that overnight shift, filling potholes. they were all immigrants from central america. you took over as chair of maryland's legislative latino caucus tell us how immigrant workers are not protected and what can be done to better protect them >> immigrants are the lifeline here in maryland and across the coun