congressman brad sherman of california, probably could do an hour with you. if you learn anything, please et us know. we'll put you back on at a moment's notice. thank you. >> i will. >> congressman brad sherman representing burbank and the valley >>> still ahead, in a big u-turn, the white house now wants american oil companies to produce more oil okay, but with labor and commitment in such short supply, could the industry even do it. we're going to ask the ceo o liberty energy "the exchange," back after this. (vo) this is more than just glass, walls, doors and carpeted floor. it's a place to change the world. loopnet. the most popular place to find a space. ♪♪ we all have a purpose in life - a “why.” maybe it's perfecting that special place that you want to keep in the family... ...or passing down the family business... ...or giving back to the places that inspire you. no matter your purpose, at pnc private bank, we will work with you every step of the way to help you achieve it. so let us focus on the how. just tell us - what's your why? ♪♪ - [narrator] if

congressman brad sherman at the same time himself message democrat. about at least some victories at the front are now needed. a little less than kio, after all, on the eve of the congressional elections - this will give an opportunity to tell voters that the tens of billions of dollars that the biden administration burned in the fire of the ukrainian crisis were not wasted. well, let me remind you that the congressional elections will take place next week and could any victory of the ukrainian military at the front bring victory to the democratic party; the question is now purely rhetorical, since practically all opinion polls and expert forecasts promise the democrats an inevitable defeat even after november 8 in the course of the fighting. can intervene, now a new political factor, the victory of the republicans, our reporter alexei petrushkov. i figured out what the phrase at the front without changes actually hides. and what to expect in winter, freezing of the conflict or, nevertheless, new attacks. monday morning , the russian armed forces infl

lobbying group once called jewish power a racist and reprehensible party, and democratic congressman brad shermanrime minister on the cusp of returning to power, but at what cost. now, the state department says it is up to the voters of israel to choose their next government. they're not going to comment on the far right, but if jewish power does make it into israel's government, the biden administration is going to have some difficult choices of its own including will u.s. officials sit across the table with people with a history of extremism. >> raf sanchez reporting from jerusalem, thank you very much. >>> a look at the stories making front page headlines across the country. plus, taylor swift makes music history. we'll explain her latest feat when "morning joe" comes right back. r latest feat when "morning joe" comes right back ever wonder why they call it the american dream... and not the american goal? derek jeter! ...or plan? maybe it's because in drea, you can do anything. in dreams... you can hold your entire world in the palm of your hand. and turn time inside out... again and again. an

, i want to start with you because it seems gabriel sherman who is the guy who deals with elections in georgia and also their secretary of state, bradimed that there would be saturday voting, turns out that was wrong. there were threats of lawsuits. how can it be that this jim crow law is going to make it harder for folks to vote and these two state officials didn't know it? >> yeah, so there is a lot of debate now, as you mentioned, mark elias put out a memo saying the law is being misinterpreted and he does believe that saturday voting could be possible, but what gabriel sterling and brad raffensperger have said is their attorneys reviewed the law, and they don't think it's possible, and that they basically misspoke. this all, as you mentioned, comes as a result of that new election law, and we know, even when that law was being debated, reporters like me and my colleagues at the ajc asked republicans, why are you doing this? they didn't have a clear answer. it was apparent that a lot of the changes that republicans implemented in senate bill 202 was in direct response to the democrat successes in 2020 and those 2021 run-offs. one