jennifer clyburn reed, we're at that debate. and during a commercial break, congressman clyburn once again urged joe biden to promise that he would nominate a black woman to the supreme court. on this program, in january, congressman clyburn told us, he gives the credit for the idea to his daughters. >> i have three daughters, as you know, and one of those daughters was at that debate with me. i am telling you, i see it, [inaudible] joe biden would i had been hearing from them and their friends. i talk with them a lot. they are telling me, that there was a [inaudible] out there, and it had to do with the feeling that african american women were not given there just do from the democratic party. and one of the things they brought up to me was the supreme court. just think about it, the supreme court for women have been on the supreme court. three current, one has retired. none of them black. no -- seriously discussed for the supreme court. latina, jewish women, catholic women, [inaudible] catholic. but no black. and so, when i sa

congressman jim clyburn. joining me now is democratic strategist james, co-host of 2020 politics war, were broom. thank you for joining us, mr. carville. i have a lot of topics i want to cover. let's start with the big one, inflation is at a 40 year high. and, a new report says black and brown voters who make up the backbone of the democratic party are being squeezed the most. they could soon see hard gains in the job market erased by a possible recession. you are the man who coined the phrase, is the economy stupid, during bill clinton's successful 1992 campaign. are you hearing a strong message from democrats on the economy in these midterm elections? >> well, yes. ask yourself this question. any kind of question, low income, middle income person. who do you think is going to help more to get through this, president biden and the democrats, or the republicans? you've got to really ask yourself that. to, me there is one thing we can do. the tories did in the uk. if we have all time high gas prices, and all-t

congressman clyburn, we appreciate you joining us as always. and of course, we have a lot to get to tonight. >> thank you. >> again, thank you for being here. on the eve of a tense july 4th, for the nation, i want to start on a hopeful note. ketanji brown jackson now officially installed as u.s. supreme court justice. in no small part because of, on advice of your daughter dr. jennifer clyburn reed, who lobbied you, you joined my colleague lawrence o'donnell hours after judge jackson was sworn in last week, folks at home, take a listen. >> with the nomination, we knew that representation matters a lot. and the representation just wasn't there, so it wasn't argued that the congressman had no answer for. anything is possible. and justice jackson, let's say that again, justice jackson, is the representation of what is possible for all americans. >> now, given how close you were personally to this process, congressman, how you are processing this milestone coming just a few days before the nation's birthday? >> well, thank you very much for having

clyburn. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina, mr. clyburn is recognized. mr. clyburn: mr. speaker, i rise today to call upon this august body to vote in favor of h.r. 1286. the southern campaign of the revolution national heritage corridor act. kings mount is what is described from a british commander the first link in a chain of evils that ended in the total loss of america, end of quote. when we hear the story of the american revolution, we don't often learn of the war's southern campaign or the dramatic impact that campaign had on the revolution. significant american victories in the carolinas between 1775 and 1783 such as the kings mount and the gillford county courthouse paveed the way of america's final victory in the war of independence. today, there are historical landmarks and battlefields to indicate the rich history throughout the carolinas. this legislation seeks to connect these sites to tell this unrecognized story and acknowledge the enduring significance of a southern campaign on our nation's history by establishing this heritage corridor. as a

how about james clyburn was the one who got joe biden elected.und like the way clyburn would behave. so, was it barack obama? he is joe's old buddy. maybe he was giving him a little tough love. but, doesn't seem right. this is somebody far more powerful than clyburn and obama combined i will give you a hint. >> 5, 6, 7, 8. >> oops, i did it again. i played with your heart ♪ got lost in the game ♪ oh, baby, baby ♪ yes, it's totally it. >> jesse: that's right will and grace actress debra messing is the most powerful woman in washington. after all, she was the one who put biden in the white house. but as the saying goes, the good debra giveth but she also taketh away. and right now debra is very upset. like a lot of other hollywood celebs she isn't happy with the state of the country. roe is overturned, gas is through the roof. and inflation is eating away at her will and grace royalty checks. joe biden has lost debra messing. and when you lose debra messing, you lose democracy. you see, she is not alone. one by one democrats are turning their backs

senior figure in the democratic party, a black politician who i've interviewed on hardtalk, james clyburn. this is a country problem. our country is in danger of imploding. democracy," he says, "is in danger of disintegrating." and by that, i think he's pointing to the degree to which he sees the republican party now open to racist and white supremacist groups who used to be excluded, and who now, to a certain extent, have found ways of crossing into mainstream politics. do you feel that danger? i do — and, you know, to connect that to what we've been talking about, one of the oldest white supremacist talking points is the idea that diversity, multiculturalism, anti—racism — and now they would say critical race theory — are anti—white, are seeking to harm white people, are seeking to replace white people. and that's what white supremacists have long used to essentially weaponise and demonise those who are trying to create equity and justice in this country. and that's a mainstream republican talking point now, that white supremacist, sort of, idea. and so, as a result, it has led to those

joining me now, south carolina congressman jim clyburn, the house majority. and a member of the congressional black caucus. congressman, thank you for joining us. i want to get your take from the january 6th investigation. let me go right there. rather than focus on trump, let's talk about some republicans who are running for office right now. take a look at part of an error that ran thursday during the hearings. >> we will never give up. we will never concede. >> i was there. >> i was in washington, d.c. on january 6th. the fbi did read my house. >> it was nothing, it was just patriots standing up. >> i will continue to say that until my last dying breath, the election of 2020 was stolen from us. >> congressman, these are republican candidates who were present on january 6th or defend would happened, and are now running for governor for the senate and congress. how should people cherish our democracy respond to this? q very much for having me, first of all, believe me say this. i always try to put things in different perspectives. i really sincerely believe

clyburn. mr. clyburn: thank you very much. i thank the gentleman for yielding. on monday, the house will meet at 12:00 p.m. for morning hour and 2:00 p.m. for legislative business with votes postponed until 6:30 p.m. on tuesday and wednesday, the house will meet at 10:00 a.m. for morning hour and 12:00 p.m. for legislative business. on thursday, the house will meet at 9:00 a.m. for legislative business. next week, the house will begin our work to advance appropriations bills to fund the government for fiscal year 2023 and consider h.r. 8294, a minibus package of transportation, housing and urban development, agriculture, rural development, energy and water development, financial services, and general government, interior, environment, military construction, and veterans affairs. the house will also consider representative kathy manning's h.r. 8373, the right to contraception act, which will protect in federal statute the rights enshrined in grizwald v. connecticut and in baird. american women deserve to be able to make decisions about their own bodies and their

process when congressman clyburn was asked about you and this issue.y short clip. but here was his response. >> joe needs to grow up. >> he says you need to grow up. you say what? >> look,s i don't expect those who would be impacted by this policy to come running towards it with open arms. you know, the question is -- >> he's 82. >> yeah. yeah. and the question is not -- i have a lot of respect for the whip. and i worked well with him in congress. and the question is not can these people do the job, but it's should they do the job? and right now, you know, we have a decline in voter turnout, specifically among younger people. and you think about it, who can blame these kids for not showing up at the polls when they have to choose between two 70, two 70-year-olds or 80-year-olds for president of the united states? what do they have in common with these people in their 70s and 80s? they breathe air? that's about it. you know. -- >> i think that's the pronunciation writing in the courier says she hopes you win. quote, but playing the age card is simply no

some video cognition will do the screen confidential when they're ready to get the bull emergency clyburn more should be similar data phones to do my last key attack. last on fact you will not enough in is she didn't talk to cynthia losing that own and family alan was starting to come with that out of here with bonded up a basis for you for us. thank you. my mom of that. i wasn't the one that other stuff, so if there's not some jog, my mom is a bit also. so the study should always gave us a lot of we have a relational deal, almost all in his thrush, and it will be social stories near a boy glover garage. it should be i was john smith or jack. but tonight is apd quite terribly. biodiesel, william, otherwise i will go with the lawyer about able to help you with that, but as i answer yeah, i could just go after them at the bulloch was rosemont says he already knew a skillful family will show that he actually through the frontier with cisco then it just came from national guard. no acre this, felicia, 2nd of you or did you call them? was early. better with simone legit. it was thoughtfully wi

theater. dishes in the muscle is or was it is the input no was presented. whoops for the food was clyburn, immune the notion of some of us for those little stumble possible for doom. now they're applying to double shoe production. they've already begun hiring new employees. the main problem, possible shortages of components can be solved, complication was the place where it was much of the pavilion performer when i should have was ordered for those from willis and it was what it component of those napoleon, polls, or those will determine the diesel. this would present it to clear, came new source and in the wake of sanctions food giants and leaving russia or suspending operations, including coca cola, pepsico and nestle, among other things, they're the largest producers of dairy products and baby food. will there be a shortage of dairy products and russia over some pretty hard. it is a consciously just navi group recently. say john john kapinsky, who's british considers himself russian farmer. he's been living in russia since 1990. 1 able to collect a farm in that email ration back on it'

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jump clear to just in the muscle is or was it is the water input notices in, whoops for the food was clyburn, immune the motion for some of us for those to those from global possible for them now they're applying to double shoe production. they've already begun hiring new employees. the main problem, possible shortages of components can be solved. competition was a clue what it was, much to play with performance when they should oppose. would it follow from? wouldn't close. would it component of those napoleon, polls or those will the shipment on the do? so this would present it to clear came new source and in the wake of sanctions food giants and leaving russia or suspending operations, coating coca cola, pepsico and nestle, among other things. they are the largest producers of dairy products and baby food . will there be a shortage of dairy products and russia? cut over some pretty hard. it's her doing because they're consciously just knobby group briefly say, john john kapinsky, whose british considers himself are russian farmer. he's been living in russia since 1991. he bought a collecti

president also called senator casey, representative cartwright, mayors of scranton and representative clyburn. the president also called a few of his cousins from scranton who were sent to attend today's event in pennsylvania, and. you all have seen the photo that he posted on the video that was just released to all of you out of transparency moments ago. the president will continue to work from the residence. today as you all know as i just mentioned as i sent out earlier, our covid-19 response coordinator and as i said earlier, we spoke this morning and he said he's feeling fine. he has a little dry cough as i just mentioned from the doctor's letter, a runny nose and he's feeling tired but he is working very hard on behalf of the american people, and with that. >> good afternoon, everybody. pleased to be with you. as mentioned i spoke to the president earlier and also spoke at length with the doctor who's the personal physician and i'm happy to share the readout of the conversations with you and take questions. in terms of my conversation with the president, he sounded great. i asked him ho

in one of the main culprits you left out of your very good list of culprits is james clyburn, he usedty in south carolina among black voters to swing the vote behind joe biden in giving them a mention because the democratic party had just decided barack obama as well, that joe biden had to be installed to beat donald trump because he was the only one who had sort of a moderate image and he had a very cultivated that was amiss, that he was this unifying force, that he was an old washington professional, foreign affairs experts, and a kind man. a family man, a decent man. you know, working class joe and full of energy which the country needed after covid. none of that was true, and the problem for the democratic party was that pretty much after afghanistan when joe biden was sort of callous, so dishonest ad so incompetent, the american pee saw, including biden voters, saw who he really was. and i think once somebody that you have admired and respected, looked up at two, trusted, once you realize they are none of those things, that they are a liar, possibly corrupt, that they lack empath

president also called senator casey, representative cartwright, the mayors of scranton and representative clyburn. the president also called a few reof his cousins from scranton o were said to attend today's event in pennsylvania and he spoke with the ambassador. you will have seen the photos he posted and the videos just released to all of you out of transparency moments ago. the president will continue to work from the residence. today as you know and as i mentioned and as we sent out earlier the covid-19 response coordinator is drowning today in the briefing room and as i said earlierre we spoke to the president this morning and he said he is feeling fine. he has a little dry cough as i mentioned from the doctor's letter a little runny nose. he's feeling tired but is working hard on behalf of the american people. and with that. >> good afternoon, everybody. happy to be with you. so, as mentioned, i spoke to the president earlier and i've also spoken at length with doctor o'connor who is the president's personal physician. i'm happy to share the readout and happy to take questions. in terms of

representative james clyburn joins us plus, we will welcome democratic political consultant james carvilleunday at 5 pm. american voices with alicia menendez will return next weekend. next is a re-air of this week's january six hearing, featuring cassidy hutchinson in its entirety.

different names have been mentioned jim clyburn, catherine clark, and others.s their leader after the midterms is up to them. but recently a name surface that you might find interesting and familiar, adam schiff is telling house democrats he wants to be their leader. schiff is a darling of the deceit media, but maybe not his colleagues. he was not picked for a role in the biden administration progress not picked to be in the senate one kamala harris left it was not picked to be the ag in california when he left, he is not deterred. he was to be the new speaker or minority leader. and i don't think that your times are political reporters gets a vote in that race. so i doubt adam has much of a chance. but let's ask someone who used to sit right beside them for my house until chair devon joins us now. i do not doubt adam schiff's ambition for one minute. but i would be surprised at his colleagues on the democratic side picked him to be their leader, what do you think? >> i think both you and i can attest, we do not miss sitting right next to him. and i think most

it is getting traction because of clyburn, who is the most powerful person in the congressional caucusll of that happened with the south carolina primary and biden was often supported that. that is why it is recirculating more than anything. in terms of getting young voters, young voters are always unhappy. and they like barack obama the best of all, but the numbers have not been like that since obama and they weren't going to be afterwards. i don't think that something like this is necessarily going to get that many more to show up. if you take the mansion, schumer, skinny bill wins and don't spend more considering we have a term in a few months. you are in a better position. >> carley: they said that president biden is considering forgiving student loan debt by 10,000 to make young people like him. it wasn't like the pandemic and they need the help. literally come it buying votes. my words not there is but the sentiment was there. before i don't think $10,000 will move the needle because quite honestly those in that pok they look at $10,000 as anything. i think they are racking up fe

talking about it, it's not the president of the united states of america, it's not like web like clyburnict democrats. that's not the solution. and it's not majority of the administration when you look at the budget. the priority is the president. he put more money in police than president trump did that wanted us to -- >> greg: what about the v.p. >> jessica: i went back to look at it. she did say we should bail out protesters in minnesota. she never said that she wanted to defund the police. >> greg: she bailed out rioters. >> jessica: i'm not say there's been a culture of talking very poorly about the police at large when it's individuals that need to be called out for it. there's a lot of individuals. we can go through the examples. we know that. that is a bad culture and shouldn't be that way. the vast majority sign up for the right reasons, they put their life on the line every day to do it. we should talk about that. that is not a communications problem from joe biden who has been consistent. one of the reasons that he won the democratic primary, because he wasn't talking about he

representative and james clyburn joins us, plus, we will welcome democratic political consultant jameslle. again, that is sunday at 5 pm. carville. again, this radical supreme courts next term. it could actually be worse than this one, we will dive into the case that is threatening the foundation of our democracy and our. trump cronies tampering with witnesses interview with the january six committee. i am ayman mohyeldin, let's get started.

representative and james clyburn joins us, plus, we will welcome democratic political consultant james carville. again, that is sunday at 5 pm. carville. again, this radical supreme courts next term. it could actually be worse than this one, we will dive into the case that is threatening the foundation of our democracy and our. trump cronies tampering with witnesses interview with the january six committee. i am ayman mohyeldin, let's get started. abortion rights are on the ballot come this november. in -- from the states, the consequences of this year's elections in swing states it cannot be understated, americans right to an abortion in these places like michigan, wisconsin, and arizona, could soon be in the hands of republican candidates running on platforms to ban or severely limit abortion. pennsylvania is currently run by democrats, tumbled, he has pledged to protect women's rights to abortion, but wolf is term limited and won't be on the ballot come this fall. if he is replaced by doug mastriano mastriano will push the state legislature to ban abortion with no exceptions for rap

i know you have an interview with the wig, congressman jim clyburn coming up.hank you for watching, and i certainly enjoy watching you. lady in blue tonight, i see. thank, you symone. good evening, and welcome to politicsnation on the eve of independence day, two nights lead, independents for whom? right now, the country is celebrating its independence from tyranny and absolute rule. tomorrow's july 4th is likely to feel different for millions of americans who

american israel public affairs committee alongside speaker of the house nancy pelosi, steny hoyer, jim clyburn majority leader chuck schumer, several dozen members of the house progressive caucus. certainly that endorsement was based on my endorsement on a strong israel u.s. blue-chip. i am proud to be endorsed by the democratic council of america as well as other pro-israel groups. rep. levin: s didn't answer the question. the question is about giving back money from aipac and other organizations that support incident -- insurrectionist republicans. this is not a gotcha thing. our democracy is hanging by a thread. i will speak jewishly here. it is not acceptable, as a moral jewish person, to support people who are undermining our democracy. it is not about getting endorsed by aipac, it's about taking hundreds of thousands of dollars from them, and also taking money from other corporate pacs that are also supporting insurrectionist republicans. amy: we just did a segment on donna edwards race in maryland, where the issue of israel and palestine is hardly raised, even by the aipac super pac. th

senator casey, representative cartwright, mayors of scranton, mayor of wilkesboro and representative clyburn and he called a few of his cousins from scranton who were set to attend today's event in pennsylvania and he spoke with ambassador cornyn. you have seen the video just released to all of you out of transparency moments ago. the president will continue to work from the residence. today, as you all know, as i just mentioned and we sent out earlier, dr. ashish jha is joining us today in the briefing room. and as i tweeted out earlier, dr. jha and i spoke to the president earlier this morning and he said he's feeling fine. he has a little drive cough, as i just mentioned from the doctor's letter, a little runny nose. he's feeling tired but he's working very hard on behalf of the american people. and with that, dr. jha. >>> good afternoon, everybody. pleased to be with you. so as mentioned, i spoke to the president earlier. and i spoke at length with dr. o'connor, who is the president's personal physician, and i'm happy to share the readout of these conversations with you and then i'm happ

i'm calling folks, including i'm told he was calling jim clyburn to talk to him, a good friend who was critical to him getting this job. all of that shows you that president biden is thinking about sort of how american people view him in this moment. >> i want to bring in ashley parker, "washington post" senior national political correspondent. we just touched on this. we have throughout this morning. it's hard, except for the fact they tried to put photos out there, to not make comparisons about how different this white house is handling this versus what happened when donald trump, frankly, was much sicker, at least as we know at this point, because he went to the hospital. >> that's right. the moments are totally different. yes, as yamiche and others have said, the biden administration and team does have to deal with the optics, because he is a 79-year-old president. republicans and his rivals will make an issue out of this. let's go back to when former president trump got covid. he public announced he tested positive on october 1, a month before the presidential election. this is be

casey, representative cartwright, mayor of scranton, the mayor of wilkes barr and representative clyburn. he also called a few cousins from scranton set to attend today's events in pennsylvania and he spoke with ambassadors gibbs and cornyn. you all have seen the photos he posted and the video that was just released to all of you out of transparency moments ago. the president will continue to work from the residence. today, as you all know, as i mentioned, and as we sent out earlier, dr. ja is joining us today in the briefing room and as i tweeted out earlier, he and i spoke to the president this morning and he said he's feeling fine. he has a dry cough as was mentioned in the doctor's letter and has a runny nose and he's tired but he's working hard on behalf of the american people. doctor? >> good afternoon. i spoke with the president and i spoke with the president's personal physician, i'm main to share the readout of these conversations with you. in terms of my conversation with the president, he sounded great. i asked how he was feel, he said he was feeling fine, he'd been working al

south carolina congressman jim clyburn estimates at least 4 million americans are not working due to long covid. the brookings institution says by 2030 that could result in 500 billion dollars in annual lost wages. there's still much we need to learn tennessee. congressman doctor mark green argues long covid should be studied but should not be the reason the federal government prolongs its pandemic-related waivers and funding. it is irresponsible and disingenuous for the biden administration perpetually extend the public health emergency like it did just last week. the current declaration runs through october 13th. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. federal health officials will issue the first inter agency action plan on long covid next month. >> one of the suspects involved in the shooting of lady gaga is dog walker is on the run and u.s. marshals are now offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. marshall say 19 year-old james jackson was released from the la county jail back in april due to a clerical error. he was one of 3 men charged with attempted murder a

senator casey, representative cartwright, mayors of scranton and mayor of wilkesboro and representative clyburn, and the president called some of his cousins in scranton who were set to attend today's, vents in pennsylvania, and he speak with ambassador gidenstein and corn in you all have seen the photo and the video that was just released to all of you in transparency moments ago. the president will continue to work from the residence. today, as you all know and as i mentioned, dr. ashish jha our covid-19 response coordinator is joining us today in the briefing room, and as i tweeted out earlier, dr. jha and i spoke to the president this morning, and he said he's feeling fine, and he has a dry cough as i mentioned from the doctor's letter and a little runny nose, he's feeling tired, but he's working very hard on behalf of the american people and with that, dr. jha? >> good afternoon, everybody pleased to be with you so as karine mentioned, i spoke to the president earlier, and i also spoke at length to dr. o'connor who is the president's personal physician, and i am happy to share the readout

casey, representative cartwright, mayors of scranton, mayor of wilkesboro, and representative clie clyburne president also called a few of his cousins, and he spoke with ambassadors. you all have seen the photo he posted on -- and the video that was just released to all of you out of transparency moments ago. the president will continue to work from the residence. today, as you all know, as i just mentioned, and as we sent out earlier, dr. ashish jha, our covid-19 response coordinator, is joining us today in the briefing room, and as i tweeted out earlier, dr. jha and i spoke to the president this morning, and he said he's feeling fine. he has a little dry cough, as i just mentioned from the doctor's letter, a little runny nose. he's feeling tired, but he's working very hard on behalf of the american people, and with that, dr. jha? >> good afternoon, everybody. pleased to be with you. so, as karine mentioned, i spoke to the president earlier, i also spoke at lept ngth with dr. o'connor, the president's personal physician, and i'm happy to take questions. in terms of my conversation with th

context of the criminal justice system, very briefly, by way of recap, we heard from representative clyburn offered up a historical perspective, reminding us that disparities that we see today are not new, but have manifested themselves in this country for generations. he encouraged us to think about legal and legislative fixes to address the problems that black men and boys are confronting today. i highlighted in my remarks to criminal justice priorities that i and my colleagues in the justice department civil rights division are pursuing, ensuring that there is an accountability in the public's interaction with law enforcement and i will just note that yesterday, derek chauvin was sentenced to 21 years in our federal prosecution of mr. derek chauvin for the killing of george floyd. i also talked about our work to address conditions inside our nation's jails and prisons and juvenile detention facilities. representative hank johnson joined us as well to talk about legislative priorities for criminal justice reform with a particular focus on drug policies, which he has championed. we also he

representative james clyburn joins us plus, we will welcome democratic political consultant james carville. again, that is sunday at 5 pm. american voices with alicia menendez will return next weekend. next is a re-air of this week's january six hearing, featuring cassidy hutchinson in its entirety. >> pursuant to house regulation ten, the chair announces the committee's approval to release deposition material presented during this hearing. good afternoon. in our hearings over the previous weeks, the select committee has laid out the details of a multi part pressure campaign driven by the former president aimed at overturning the results of the 2020 presidential election and blocking the transfer of power. we have shown that this effort was based on a lie, a lie that the election was stolen, candid by why spread throughout of donald trump's big lie. in the weeks ahead, the committee will hold additional hearings about how donald trump summoned a mob of his supporters to washington, spurred them to march on the capitol and failed to take meaningful action to quell the violence as it was unf

senator casey, representative cartwright, mayors of scranton, mayor of wilkesboro, and representative clyburnf his cousins from scranton who were set to attend today's events in pennsylvania, and spoke with an ambassador, and cornyn. you have seen the photo and the video released to all of you out of transparency moments ago. the president will continue to work from the residence. today as you all know as i just mentioned and as we sent out earlier, dr. jha, our covid-19 response coordinator is joining us today in the briefing room and as i tweeted out earlier, dr. jha and i spoke to the president this morning and he said he's feeling fine. he has a little dry cough, as i just mentioned from the doctor's letter, as runny nose, and he's feeling tired but he's working very hard on behalf of the american people and with that, dr. jha. >> good afternoon, everybody. pleased to be with you. so as she mentioned, i spoke with the president earlier, and dr. o'connor, the president's personal physician. and i he sounded great. mr. president, how feeling? he said i'm feeling fine. he said he was feeling

. >> ainsley: congressman clyburn knows it and in south carolina telling democrats, stop using this messagee investigating after five people reportedly stabbed on the chicago l train this morning. officials say four people in critical condition. the incident happened on the red line in the town. the police are on this thing in the station is closed. there has been a recent increase in violence in between system spirit convicted murder andrew cachu release six years into a 50 year sentence has been rearrested on gun and drug charges. he was in jail for murdering 41-year-old louis amela sky burger in 2015. andrew cachu and three others tried to steal the man's bicycle but when he tried to shout them, he was shot four times. released early because l.a. county d.a. george gascon declined to move the juvenile case to adult court. gascon said he was disappointed that he re-offended following his release. critics have gascon soft on crime policies are working to remove him from office. this year's award sparking outrage after awarding the american-born skier eileen who ditch the united states to c

. >> brian: james clyburn, mitch mcconnell and nancy pelosi closer to 80 than 70. >> steve: elon muskng about age. 6/11 in new york city still ahead on this telecast on this tuesday. a group of bodega owners in new york city are going to meet with mid-atlantic's district attorney today after a clerk is charged with murder for defending himself. what they are demanding from city leadership coming up. >> ainsley: plus invalid and wrongful. twitter's latest response to elon musk as he backs out of $44 billion takeover. ♪ on a perfect day ♪ nothing's standing in my way ♪ on this perfect day ♪ nothing can go wrong ♪ it's a perfect it was time for a nunormal with nucala. day ♪ be. >> ainsley: new york city bodega worker jose alba charged with a case of murder in a case of self-defense showing the injuries he sustained when he as was attacked. >> brian: attacker's girlfriend accused of injuring him walks free despite stabbing him. >> steve: wait until you hear why. todd piro joins us with the latest details. >> todd: outraged bodega workers outraged being charged with second degree. they're

like you're doing just the opposite of de-funding the police which, of course, democrats like jim clyburnn the hill have said for several years that it is a nonsense concept that republicans are pushing on democrats. you proved that here. i want to talk about something that, as a parent, hearing stories, it just causes increasing concern. that is fentanyl. we're reading one story after another story of people dying of fentanyl, taking a pill or taking a recreational drug, a small dose, and dying of that. of course, we -- it affects all of us. every community. the deaths are skyrocketing. talk about the tough measures you're taking on the issue of fentanyl. i mean, it is such a growing crisis for young and old alike. >> it is a growing crisis. what is so frightening, we know there have been children across america who come into contact with fentanyl unknowingly, ingested it or touched it, whatever the case may be, and these children have had tragic consequences as a result. so the president is taking a very close look at what is an epidemic across our country. he is making sure there are t

also to leader hoyer and to our speaker and whip clyburn for working to get this bill to the floor. now i want to thank chair bishop, pingree, price, quigley, wasserman schultz for their leadership in crafting each of these individual bills included in this package. i tell you systemic racism, you know i'm going to talk about that, madam chair, it's at the heart of the very crisis we face today. this bill responds with critical investments to fight poverty, hunger, homelessness, housing insecurity, the climate crisis, and also includes so many provisions for equity and justice. i represent a district in the bay area that has some of the biggest challenges with transportation and housing affordability in the country. this bill fully funds president biden's plan to fight for fair housing and it includes important investments in housing and transportation equity to help reverse decades of systemic racism. the climate crisis threatens the health, safety, air quality, and livelihoods of neighborhoods, especially poor and low-income neighborhoods. which primarily are communities of color.