chris donna, the leader of the opposition labor party, said frankly, he was sick of the home secretary playing through the headlines. and there is pressure upon the government of forest johnson to try a new way to open up legal ways for refugees to claim asylum without having to arrive here on british shores before having to do so. as the current system dictates, the refugee council said that frankly, it should be a wake up call for the government to rethink its approach to the channel migrants. but it is important to have the context that this government has a populist government and immigration was an absolute keystone issue. both in the most recent general election and in the breakfast vote that preceded it. the idea of taking back control of the board is a central issue. in the vote that so far is johnson when his majority and parliament and so britain leave the european union. so it's one thing to have humanity and compassion, but for the politicians in charge of this country, votes appeared to me at the more and about $300.00 people had been rescued at sea by the italian coast gu

let's talk about it on our round table joined by chris christie, donna shalala, former member of congressrrespondent rachel scott, and lauren barron lopez. chris, it does appear to be a dead heat in these final hours, depending on how you look at it in virginia. what is that race going to tell us? >> i think it's going to tell us more about virginia than it's going to tell us about the country. look. terry mcauliffe stuck his foot in his mouth in an enormous way at that second debate when he said that parents shouldn't be involved in deciding what their kids are learning in school, and he handed glenn youngkin something that every challenger wants to be handed in a race, and let's face it. mcauliffe's the incumbent here and it's acting as the incumbent. so i think it'll tell you this education issue has become an extraordinarily powerful issue in virginia. what it tells us about the country is that it could become an enormously powerful issue for republicans if they speak about it smartly, and they do it the way youngkin has done it in virginia. i think it's a close race, but the trend se

. >>> let's bring in chris christie, donna brazile, former democratic senator heidi heitkamp and the begin with you, do you look at these cases and say the system works, justice was served? >> i look at this past year, george, and i say the system is still imperfect. it still requires a video in order to convict someone of murder. i say that we must hold on to hope, but understand that we still have a long way to go as pierre just said. you know, you got the two lawyers here so i don't want to mess up the law, but there's a law on the books in 1863 that says, if there's someone running away from slavery, you can capture them. that was the law. that law was finally abolished in may of 2021. we argue about critical race theory, but when the law is still embedded with what i call the hate of the past, what will it take for us to correct it? i don't want to wait for a video to know that somebody should be charged with murder. yet the first prosecutor said go home. wash your hands. it took the pastors and a crying mother and a community that was outraged and a video that was leaked accide

congressional districts and states, and abortion may not be that issue. >> all right, donna, david, kyle, rehema, chriseve, thank you all so much. very, very busy morning. >>> coming up, we're going to stay on our top story. warning sign for democrats with a loss in virginia, warning sign for republicans. you don't need trump. maybe he's your anchor. >>> and the race to new jersey still too close to call, so how do both parties respond? >>> plus, 28 million kids now eligible to get the covid vaccine. the challenges that lie ahead as doctors start putting shots in arms. that's next. s start putting shon arms that's next. ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ mm. [ clicks tongue ] i don't know. i think they look good, man. mm, smooth. uh, they are a little tight. like, too tight? might just need to break 'em in a little bit. you don't want 'em too loose. for those who were born to ride there's progressive. with 24/7 roadside assistance. -okay. think i'm gonna wear these home. -excellen

chris christie. he's also out with a new book this week called "republican rescue." we have donnathe podcast "the argument." donna, let's begin with our new poll, and political wins facing president biden right now. highest disapproval of his presidency, 70% of the country discontented with the economy right now. you heard john barrasso talk about the number of americans thinking how we're on the wrong track. >> when i looked at a poll, i thought what a young donna would do. that was clearly to go back home and go to sleep and wait for it to be over with. but you know what, i hope this is exactly what we need in the biden/harris presidency. 359 days before the midterm. this president has had to deal with multiple crises over the last nine months. he's handled some very well, and some not so well. american people are tired and frustrated. people don't like to hear about a bill helping the working class, the middle class, working families. it's now a social spending family, a reconciliation bill and it goes like this -- right over their heads. i'm not as alarmed about this poll. wha

donna, who quit fox news. but i tried to draw that line with chris christie, who wrote a book, and the cover of the book is, "fightingout fox news as a purveyor of conspiracy theories and liars. nobody watching this show is a threat. no one watching this show is trafficking in the grievances of the lies about a stolen election, and i wonder, donna, if we're getting to the point where even if the 1/6 committee proves beyond any reasonable doubt that donald trump knowingly and intentionally plotted a coup with john eastman as the intellectual architect of the whatever, the sort of purr version of the constitution, mike pence, who failed to do what trump wanted him to do, i mean, they prove all the pieces of the president, the justice department, the pentagon, the congress, the allies, the rs that he mentioned, acting a.g. rosen, the extremist groups that came to washington as they were told to do, roger stone, who was in the -- they could prove the whole thing. what impact would it have? >> well, i think it's a good question, nicole. i mean, i think all of us who care about democracy and democratic principles and const