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he's not progressive enough for aoc cori bush but look at the progressive regressive policies have givenether it's massive spending crime, open borders, these policies have destroyed the finances of the american people. i hope americans say i see what donald trump did but what he did for my family and my academy in my community i want to go backtrack maybe with other tweets but this craziness on the left does not do well. >> it's an opportunity for the republicans if they could be the democrats in congress this november they have an opportunity to go for real growth not tax and spend but real growth i see this as an opportunity how about you. >> it is an opportunity to lay out a dish which kevin mccarthy is talking about now you can't say were going to lower taxes and were going to spend a ton of money republicans are getting on the bandwagon for 250 billion-dollar package, it is a massive amount and republicans have to toe the line at 30 trillion-dollar debt that baby is coming home to wrist ended up beat damage to the economy we have not felt that yet but republicans cannot say we are

that appears to include most democrat serving in congress and would appear even to include cori bushition a lunatic. reporters asked cori bush about joe biden during an interview for headquarters this is amusing, watch. >> do you want to see joe biden run for a second term? >> it's an easy question not going to take long. >> i don't want to answer that question, because -- i don't want to answer that question. he is the president and has a right to run for a second term, absolutely. but i would rather you not do that. >> tucker: [laughs] will say this one, she just kind of says it out loud. i don't want to answer that question. remember cori bush has spent $400,000 in campaign funds of private security after defunding the police, so the reporter at some point how to stop asking the question, because she got strapped with body guards around her. president charlie kirk has a new book called the college scam with the universities bankrupting the way that future america's youth with the turning point usa, joining us tonight in the friend zone. great to see you, congratulations on the boo

and cori bush just said i can't answer that right now. can't talk about it, blah blah blah. they don't know if they want to support this president. what do you say? >> we have seen polling shows the generic ballots democrat prefer fairy tail candidate that will come. reality is if president biden runs for reelection he will be reelected particularly against donald trump. the polling shows that as bad as things might be for democrats, it's even worse for republicans. why is that? because the strategy has been blame biden. when biden puts forth a plan for climate change, not one single republican steps up to the plate. president biden has had to be creative. >> harris: what about the strategy of blame trump and he hasn't been in office in almost two years. >> there is a lot to blame. there is a lot to blame. president biden is stepping up to the table. he is showing what he can do. that's why he is talking about gas prices falling. he has put forth a plan that made results, releasing oil from the strategic petroleum reserve. >> harris: what

congresswoman cori bush gets tonight's last word.our with stephanie ruhle starts right now. >> tonight, breaking news about the january 6th investigation. who president trump tried to call after a committee hearing amid new fallout from the latest revelations, and what we are learning will come next. plus, new outrage and anger in texas. video from inside robb elementary shows the develop -- and red hot inflation hits a 40 year high. what it means for the midterms and beyond, as the 11th hour gets underway, on this wednesday night.

. >> laura: i know you are really good buddies with cori bush, the congresswoman from missouri, also helped propel her entry into politics. she refuses to rein in all the defund of the police nonsense we learn that she spent nearly 400,000 bucks if you have paid cash for private security according to federal financial filings. the connected and the elite always get their protection. it is the regular people, the workaday people who always suffer under these inane policies, always without fail. >> 1000%, laura. we are peasants compared to them. they don't believe that you need protection because they don't care about your production. they don't care if you die. they don't care about young people dying in the middle of the street because they are protected by armed security. these people do not care about you, your life, or anything other than political leverage. the only reason the cori bush and others are saying the things they're saying is because they want to play on our emotions. if they really cared, they'd be advocating the second amendment. they would advocate for police office

saul levin, congressional staffer or cori bush, one of six staffers arrested in a climate emergency directenator schumer's office. leah stokes, associate professor of environmental politics at santa barbara, author of "short circuiting policy", co-host of the podcast "a matter of degrees." coming up, we take a look at two threats threatening the nation. intense heat and monkeypox in america's prisons. ♪♪ [music break] as tens of millions of people in , democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as tens of millions of people in the united states live under heat alerts this week, we look at conditions faced by those in prisons and jails. here in new york, two city council members made an unannounced visit monday to the rikers island prison complex, and called it a "hellhole." tiffany caban's district includes rikers, and in a statement she described a "lack of cleaning supplies, lack of medical attention, constant overdoses and other health crises, new yorker after new yorker languishing in intake for day after day with no air conditioning in the middle of a severe heat wav

cory bush, jamaal bowman, will jamie raskin and ilhan omar all were arrested.ally commit to coming up with some sort of a climate bill that he would like to introduce by the end of august but apparently these young staffers were just trying to 40s issue we are going to get publicity and sing a softening and get arrested in chuck schumer's office even though they are mad at joe manchin. >> brian: right. the people -- that's the party that i brought you the aoc protest outside of nancy pelosi's office. remember that a few years ago. so this is what ro khanna said i stand in solidarity with my staffers including those in my office who peacefully protested for climate action today protecting our planet not a radical idea. larry kudlow weighed in he said he has seen this act before. watch. >> as we come on air tonight, there is actually a sit-in going in chuck schumer's office by radical greenies protesting the fact that chuck and biden have not yet adopted so-called emergency measures that would unconstitutionally ignore the supreme court. and turn the u.s. into a

far left congresswoman cori bush dodging a question whether she supports a second term for joe biden.eir bets as well? >> do you want to see joe biden run for a second term? >> you know. >> easy question, it won't take long. you threw good money away when you bought those glasses. next time, go to america's best - where two pairs and a free exam start at just $79.95. can't beat that. can't beat this, either. book an exam today at americasbest.com >> julie: fox news alert. firefighters are making some progress against an out of control wildfire near yosemite national park. we're covering it and claudia joins us live with the latest. >> good morning, julie. firefighters are making gains here on the oak fire. they now say they have it 26% contained. but that may be little comfort to the people who live in this house. this is one of 55 structures that burned to the ground when the fire record through here friday. thousands of residents were ordered to evacuate immediately some saying they escaped with whatever they could grab. >> not able to get anything out. the clothes on our backs. wha

i now want to ask congress woman rashid to lead to read a statement from cory bush. this is from corey bush, congressman corey bush, to the family of sharina bach law. i am so sorry that i cannot be with you here in washington, d. c. to meet you personally with you and join you and your righteous anger at the israeli military for the tragic killing of your beloved sister, aunt and best friend. right now, i'm with my constituents in st. louis, supporting them as our community deals with the aftermath of historic devastating flooding. people all around the world grew up watching should be not backless fearless. reporting, we cannot allow anything to get in the way of accountability of her death by an administration hesitancy to opens up a u. s. investigation into israel's killing of serene as i along with more than 80 other members of congress have demanded. under the thoughtful leadership of congressmen andre carson, and she put my name is unconscionable, israel's impunity must and accountability for israel's crimes is the best way that we can ensure that human rights

we will not stop fighting missouri democratic congresswoman cori bush was among 35 demonstrators arrested after refusing to leave the street. this is not just with us now. this is for our children trigger-law made abortions illegal following the supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade. the state law makes no exceptions for rape or incest. so many of our have been reaching out to despite pushback from republicans, california congresswoman jackie spear says their action. >> it's necessary to get their message out. to go back. in the week since the ruling, senate republicans have blocked democrats efforts to grant abortion rights nationwide or extend legal protections to women crossing state lines for abortion services after the supreme court's decision. >> the people of missouri get to write their own laws. missouri republican senator josh hawley says democrats called are out of step with the public. they want to impose. >> an agenda that is favored by less than 10% of the population. it is an abortion on demand abortion up to the 9th month of pregnancy. despite the great lawn,

. >> carley: democrat congresswoman cori bush getting uncomfortable when asked this question. >> do youiden run for a second term? >> she has to go. >> i don't want to answer that question, i mean, he's the president and has the right to run for a second term. i rather not do that yet. >> carley: not answering the questions kind of answers that question. not the only squad member to refuse to answer that question. >> the president chooses to run again in 2024, i'm focused on winning this majority right now and preserving majority in 2022, we'll cross that bridge when we get to it, if the president has a vision, that is something we are willing to entertain and examine when the time comes. >> carley: poll finds 64% want a different choice in the election. >> todd: one ad comparing the president to jimmy carter. >> carley: lauren has details, good morning. >> good morning, guys, energy group, power of the future, using deja vu to remind american what happened last time prices were this high. >> energy crisis has not overwhelmed us, but it will if we do not act quickly. >> transition, yes.

. >> cori bush is saying we should defund the police. >> that's not the position of the democratic partyc safety. >> it's my expectation the police department budget will increase. dan: here to react is former police officer brandon tatum. when democrats' polls go down, back up to police. do you think anybody is buying this garbage at this point from them? >> we can clearly see as clear as the noon day sun, they hate police officers. if you are a capitol police officer and the agenda is to get at trump they will love you to death. but if you are the police officer on the beat saving lives every day, doing your job, doing the best you can to make the community better they hate you. they want to defund you. but when crime goes up and people in the community say i will never vote for a democrat again because the cities are out of control, they change their tune but they don't change their hearts. dan: brandon, you and i were there, we were both police officers. the democrats must think we are stupid. we have them on loads of video and audio digital saying they want to defund the police. now

or maybe they are trying to help cori bush save money on private security.re doing it to save their own. imagine dealing with somebody who destroys things in order to fix it. >> can i see? >> sure. >> wow. you know these are broken? >> you ruined them! >> let's not play the blame game. i can fix it if you would like. >> there you go! you're welcome! [applause] >> greg: those two pairs of sunglasses for the skit came out of our budget. >> that's how far budget. >> greg: do you care to comment on the breaking news of covid or the police? >> i know, it's just all this -- >> greg: no more multiple choices okay? >> no, i just can't get over how we talk about this new stuff like the whole oil cancer thing didn't happen yesterday. i can't get over at! he said i have cancer from oil on my mom's windshield! 70 years ago! skin cancer too. like no, like some skin cancer -- that's not even close to what he said! like am i the only one that is still thinking about this? >> greg: the maybe that's why they announced covid. >> this article and looking it up in people wrote

cougs min cori bush said this land is stolen land. what is your response to that? long way with providing the opportunity for all people, including those who look like me. many of us are teachers, doctors, lawyers and newly elected school board member. those are false accusations if we take a look at this country, america is a birthplace for -- for everyone to have the opportunity. >> carley: and alex, critical race tyreek teaches that our country is not a place to be proud of and everything should be looked to that view -- through -- look through a few of race. if that continues to be taught to our young people, what does the future of our country look like? >> alex: and would be a dismal future and it is not consistent with the way the majority of these people believe in america. we simply -- last night in southlake and had a huge celebration with people from all walks of life. and it was fantastic. you can see the pride in america. >> carley: marquell do you think critical race theory is a threat to our future and in classrooms? >> marquell: this is my own opini

democrat congressman cori bush getting noticeably uncomfortable when a local reporter asks if she wantssident biden to run again in 2024? here is how she responded, i don't want to answer that question because we have not -- that's not the outcome i don't want to answer that purity is the president and has the right to run for a second term, absolutely, but i would rather you not as that question. she is not the only squad member to refuse to give a straight answer. remember this. >> the president chooses to run again in 2024, i mean, first of all i am focused with winning with the majority right now and preserving the majority in 2022. we will cross that bridge when we get to it, but i think the president's vision and something that we are willing to entertain and examine when the time comes. >> carley: a resample from "the new york times" finds 64% of democrat primary voters want a different choice the next presidential election. >> here is reasons why perhaps, snuck across the southern border in fiscal year 2022. >> that is an average of 55,000 illegal immigrants per month. jackie ib

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congresswoman cori bush and tim ryan deflected on the question of supporting biden in 2024. the senate majority leader said he would support biden if, if, if he runs again. democratic nominee joe cunningham said outright biden is too old for a second term and just after signing on to the democrats massive spending bill senator joe manchin with this. >> do you believe the president has earned a second term? >> i believe that basically the people will make a decision state by state. people in my state will not support a national democratic figure right now. >> i asked you what do you say to them? >> i know joe biden to be a good person. leadership, i don't know. if joe biden runs again we'll have to wait and see. >> dagen: that was former cnn person. former cnn poll this week showed a whopping 75% of democrat voters want to see someone other than biden run in 2024. jimmy failla here. >> what i love so much about these videos? the real tell is how uncomfortable they look when it comes up. are you here to endorse biden? no, i was meeting a hooker, no idea what you are talking ab

>> dana: cori bush is a congresswoman from missouri of st.is area but geraldo, listen to them because you will probably see a lot more of this kind of thing given the number that we are talking about. >> do you want to see joe biden run for a second term? >> yeah, you know -- >> do you want to -- >> i don't want to answer that. i don't want to answer that question. >> dana: geraldo? >> geraldo: i think a lot of democrats are fearful that people are putting the old age curse on joe biden. he is senile and capable of holding high office. but i see things a little different as you might expect. mostly, i believe there is a pretty good day for joe biden. aside from the fact that he became the mic came out looking and i detest my compare of my disease to your disease and i got better and you didn't get better. that is lowbrow and i'm ashamed for him. but he had a great day in the sense that jerome powell some of the federal reserve chairman gave him a big, wet kiss, as you know, dana, today. he said we are not in recession. he said that the labor

. >> jesse: so that's a no from cory bush. take a look at the polls.ocratic primary voters in the critical state of new hampshire are picking mayor pete over joe biden. must like what he says with racist roads. >> just to be safe keep my slate until 2025. i'm happy for the president because usual when you hear the words biden because he fell up the stairs. how do you do that? [laughter] biden's doctor said that his pulse, blood pressure and respiratory rate and absolutely normal. biden flipped on the news and he said never mind. >> jesse: biden's staff wanting him to isolate until 2025. have a sliver of truth. politico reporting that biden is driving officials across the administration a little nuts with what they say is a pattern of indecisiveness. so, does joe have anything left in his tank? can the man get off the mat and rally? "primetime" can confidently report joe biden is not only a survivor but never looked better. democrats might want to rethink joe must go biden that stays in the basement is dangerous biden. being sick agrees with him. i have

watch how squad member cory bush responded when she will back biden for re-election. >> do you want too go. >> it's not going to take long. >> i don't want to answer that question, that's not -- yeah, i don't want to answer that question. i mean, he's the president, he has the right to run for a second term, absolutely. but -- i don't want to -- i would rather you not do that. >> sandra: this comes as brand-new polling from the university of new hampshire shows pete buttigieg in the lead now. sean duffy, former congressman and fox news contributor and former advisor to the clintons. the response is brand-new, everybody is reacting online to this right now, but the first choice for the democratic presidential candidate out of new hampshire a moment ago, pete buttigieg over president biden, 17%. >> i would not put too much stock in that, because i think it reflects a couple things. one, there are a lot of democrats who think as good a job in their view biden has done, they want to turn the page and when biden ran in 2020, he said he was going to be a bridge and that it was a bridge to ne

. >> i think aoc was the most diplomatic and cory bush was the most tough saying i don't want to answerd in you're joe biden but you played the embodiment of what democrats across the country are feeling now cause we just see this new poll from cnn that showed 75% of democrats want somebody else to be the party's nominee. not a specific candidate but somebody else other than joe biden to be the party's nominee, and that's not really an outliering. that's month we had one from the new york times in sienna that had 64% of democrats saying they wanted somebody else to be the nominee. the sound bites you just played are pretty indicative of what's going on in the democratic party right now. >> i think you're right and when cnn is reporting 75% in its poll, you know something is wrong. speaking of polls, new new hampshire poll has some of the candidates that people would want to see run for president in 2024. pete buttigieg toms the list with 17% and pete biden with 16%, gavin newsom 10%, amy klobuchar 9%. no way around there do i see kamala harris. >> no, that's interesting and we're close

also arrested was congresswoman cory bush, she tweeted that she and her colleagues put their, quote, bodies on the line because we will leave no stone unturned in our fight for justice. she added off our bodies. >>> and 47 republicans joined all democrats to back the respect for marriage act. the final vote was 267-157. meanwhile the gop support was notable, more than thre three-quarters of house republicans oppose the measure. and u.s. strupreme court's decision has raised fears that the court's conservative majority could target same-sex marriage and lgbtq rights. >>> sri lanka's parliament has just elected former prime minister ranil wickremesinghe as the country 's new president, likely to anger sir lankans who view him as part of the political elite who destroyed the economy. will ripley is joining us live from colombo. and sir lankans wanted reform, a change from the old establishment, but that is not what they have got today. >> reporter: they have as their president-elect a six time prime minister who specializes in economic recovery he says. that is what he told me a few day

you see aoc there, there was cori bush, rashida tlaib.hey're leaning into this including some of the political theater that you're seeing on the screen. >> and again, it is the issue that democrats feel is a winning one for them. there are a lot of things working against democrats going into the midterms, the economy, inflation, gas prices, joe biden's low approval ratings. but winning for the democrats is the fact that the supreme court overturned rights to abortion and we know that even creating federal protections polls pretty well. even republican voters think women should have a right to choose. especially because a lot of the new state limitations on abortion take away even the ability for doctors in cases of rape or incest or the health of the mother. so i think democrats see a winner here. and other rights issues. >> on the issue of the health of the mother, the laws do technically have exceptions for that, what we've seen over the last few weeks is the way in which the trickle-down effects of these restrictions have a chilling ef

staffers of democratic house members cori bush, ilhan omar, jamie raskin, and others, were arrested wheny occupied democratic senator chuck schumer's office. they were demanding that their own party past climate policy this year after joe manchin refused to sign their $2 trillion spending package. six of the aides were arrested, and at the same time, in florence, climate protesters glued their hands to a 540-year-old painting. i guess defacement of cultural treasures is the only way to get this message any attention. >> laura: couldn't they have just glued themselves to some hideous contemporary art that we don't care about? we actually care about the botticellis. al gore tried a similarly -- i should say the man known as the human dirigible tried a similarly desperate tactic to push his agenda. >> you know, the climate deniers are really in some ways similar to all of those almost 400 law enforcement in diwali texas who were waiting outside an unlocked door while the children were being massacred. heard the screams screams, they heard the gunshots, and nobody stepped forward. >> this is

among them, congresswomen alexandria ocasio-cortez, ayanna pressley, ilhan omar, jackie spear, cori bushsted 34 demonstrators in all who were starting to block traffic. >>> house lawmakers are set to vote on a bill to protect marriage equality, following the supreme court's overturning of federal abortion protections. lawmakers are anxious to codify same-sex marriage after justice clarence thomas suggested the court should revisit the 2015 ruling. jim obergefell is running for congress, hoping to represent his home state of ohio. jim, great to see you. thank you very much for being here. when roe v. wade was overturned, there were all sorts of americans who said uh-oh, what's going to turn to other civil rights like same-sex marriage, some people thought, well, you're just being alarmist, and then this week, senator ted cruz confirmed that, yes, he does think the supreme court should revisit all sorts of other cases, particularly same-sex marriage, obergefell case, as t called, here's what he said. >> obergefell like roe v. wade ignored two centuries of our nation's history. marriage was

listen to this awkward moment when a reporter asked democratic cori bush if he should run for a second term take a look. >> do you want to see him run for second term? >> that's an easy question do you want to see him with mark >> i don't answer that. i don't want to answer that question. he is the president he is the right to run for a second term absolutely. i'd rather you not do that. you know. >> hannity: that raises the question fed if not joe biden then who? when we go out on a limb tonight i'm to a production. bernie sanders will be too old. the bernie's credit cognitively he is the same bernie sanders communist socialist that is always been he is so sharp with a lot of passion. his time simply has unfortunately for him past. elizabeth warren has too much baggage and frankly she comes off as very unlikable. no one on earth really thinks that small town mayor pete buttigieg is out for the job and then of course vice president kamala harris who doesn't really seem to have a firm grasp on any issue over the weekend, love proclaimed women getting pregnant is a real problem in americ

here's cori bush.ng point when she was asked the same thing, scott. >> do you want to see joe biden run for a second term? >> she's got to go. >> it's an easy question. >> i don't want to answer that question because that's not -- yeah, i don't want to answer that question. he's the president. he has the right to run for a second term. absolutely. i don't want to -- i'd rather you not do that. >> martha: i'd rather you not do this, scott. what do you make of all that? >> martha, i think you answered what did i make of that. this isn't that complicated. joe biden doesn't want to be a lame duck president. so he's got to say he's running again. the numbers say the majority of democrats that have registered don't want him to run again. it is what it is. kamala harris would be tough to beat. let's be clear. the democrats want donald trump to run because of the january 6th piece. most republicans have moved on from the big lie whether they believe it or not. you have this interesting dynamic where trump is r

in reproductive rights news, congressmember cori bush of missouri and minnesota democratic senator tinasmith have introduced a bill that would codify into federal law access to medical abortion. this comes as republican states across the country are attempting to restrict the distribution of abortion pills. in related news, the mississippi abortion clinic at the center of the supreme court case that gutted roe v wade has been sold and has no plans to reopen in the state. this comes after the jackson women's health organization announced it would move its abortion clinic to las cruces, new mexico. it was mississippi's last abortion clinic. to see our interview with the head of the clinic, go to democracow.org. in wesvirginiaa judge has blockethe sta'150-yearld ortion b. lawyers r the won's alth cent of westirginia gued e statuewhich das back t the 00' was voibecause hadot bn enfoed in ov 50 years and the state has since enacted other laws that allow abortions. meanwhile in idaho, the state's republican party rejected adding language to their abortion platform that states the procedure sh

cortez, cori bush, and congresswoman barbara lee among those arrested.ee after having been arrested. glad you are well, congresswoman. thanks for joining us on this. you and i spoke immediately after the overturning of roe outside the supreme court, a day after it was, i believe almost a month to the day, let me ask this, what have democrats done so far to make progress in the last four weeks? >> well, thanks a lot. nice seeing you again. thank you for having me. we've done quite a bit, but you know, yasmin, first of all, i have to say, we've been waiting for the state, we knew it's coming. so, we were prepared even before the decision. first of all, we passed the women's health protection act, led by our great leader, -- who sponsored the bill in the house for the second time. we passed it last year, now we passed it an additional time a couple weeks ago. now it is in the senate, we're hoping that the movement really lets the senators know who we are going to vote for, that this broad movement about taking away our reproductive freedoms will help them m

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alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york, ayanna pressley of massachusetts, ilhan omar of minnesota, cori bush of missouri, and assistant house speaker katherine clark of massachusetts. in a statement, clark said -- "the extremist republican party is determined to take us back in time and take away our rights. i refuse to stand on the sidelines as their rampage continues." in indiana, the doctor who recently provided abortion care to a 10-year-old rape survivor from ohio is moving to sue indiana's republican attorney general todd rokita for defamation. last week, rokita appeared on fox news and falsely accused the doctor, caitlin bernard, of having a "history of failing to report" abortions to the state. the lawsuit alleges rokita made the false statement as part of an effort to "heighten public condemnation of dr. bernard, who legally provided legitimate medical care." sri lankan lawmakers have voted to elect former prime minister ranil wickremesinghe as president following last week's resignation of sri lankan president gotabaya rajapaksa after mass protests rocked sri lanka. wickremesinghe

congresswoman cori bush refusing to say this week -- asked a simple question would you support the democrat sitting president for a second term. all tongue twisted over that one. senate majority leader chuck shierm -- schumer yesterday. >> do you believe president biden should run for a second term. >> if he runs, i'll support him. >> power panel here. kevin, let me start with you. these folks need to come up with a better answer. it looks pathetic. not a smile on chuck schumer's face. it seems like an easy one. >> i was a surrogate for the president during the last campaign and supported him for reelection come 800 days plus from now if he runs for reelection to the presidency. this is a self-fulfilling prophesy. democrats need to rally around this president. i think you are seeing the numbers dip down for this president and seeing the numbers dip down with democrats in support of this president. mercedes know when trump stumbled republicans rallied to his cause and his numbers kept up well over time despite scandals and things like that. the first hit of any issues democrats abandon the r

those staffers work for progressive members including representative cori bush, ilhan omar, jamaal bowmana. it is not clear yet, bret, if those staffers are going to be charged. bret? >> bret: aishah hasnie live on the hill. >> you bet. >> bret: president trump and mike pence for the 2024 nomination continues to gain momentum as both men speak around the country. different candidates they are endorses. chief correspondent mike emanuel. >> good morning to you. president trump due back in washington for the first time since leaving office tomorrow closing address at the first amendment summit. former vice president mike pence due to speak today at heritage foundation event but that was postponed due to bad weather related travel issues. this as both trump and pence or are more front and center competing in public. most recently backing different candidates for governor in arizona. pence tweeted this jab on friday, quote: some people want this election to be about the past but elections are always about the future. he went on to say if the republican party allows itself to be consumed by yes

reporter: but since the scotus' opinion leaked, the left has turned up the heat from congresswoman cori bush tweeting that day to kill the filibuster saying this is an emergency. to firebrand aoc on the late show last night. >> when we are strengthened by the fill burnt or even a change to the talking or standing filibuster, in doing so, we can codify roe. >> then, there is senator elizabeth warren who told "politico" early-this morning, there's already been a vote to codify roe and we don't have the votes. if we pick up two more senators, he can ditch the filibuster. the two senators in question democrats joe manchin and kyrsten sinema manchin voted against that bill on abortion rights in may. sinema opposes any change to the filibuster aides today said their positions are unchanged. now, even if the senate did have the ability to make that change, if republicans flip the house november, then it doesn't even make a difference. democrats have said that they want the party to do more, they want the white house to be able to make more progress than just to have a push to get out the vote but,

there's cori bush, where you can tell people, just vote, your problems away, because they're saying we already voted for you, referring to all democratic control. charlie crist in florida, frustration requires action, and there's no vent for it. and then elizabeth warren, democrats have the tools to fight back, we just need to use them. how are they going to react to, there's not much we can do? >> that's what i hear the most from my sources on the hill, as well as advocacy groups, yes, the house is pretty hamstrung in terms of what they can do to tangibly protect women's rights to access this health care. but at the same time, they just want them to do something. do something at the state level, whether it's on federal land and governors asked biden about this today as they met with him, the idea that they want him to push the envelope on this to the point where if it does end up in a court somewhere, at least democrats are trying. i would make the point that as much as republicans want to point to this as a moment in economics, abortion is an economics issue for women across the coun

tim ryan, cori bush, they're trying to stay away from joe biden.en is persona none grata in his own party. >> trace: i don't know, juan. i don't know how genuine you can put the numbers back. the poll against president trump doesn't matter. he would win the nomination. clear to see that democrats don't want biden to run. looks like those numbers show that both sides don't want these people to run. >> that's exactly right. right now there's so much angst in the country over everything from the gun violence to the gas prices. people just want to send a message against whoever is in power and say we need a change. i think that's why you see those numbers. in all honesty, the same polls that you've been citing also indicate that if it's a biden trump rematch, again, biden beats him. >> trace: yeah, well, i want to put this on there. the democrats don't really have a frontrunner among the democratic primary voters. you can see kamala harris gets 18%. vermont senator bernie sanders 18%. pete buttigieg 18%. ocasio-cortez 10%. newsome 8%. former secretary

including members of the squad as aoc ilhan omar, cori bush and ayanna pressley were all removed fromhe scene by capitol police. historians will look back on this day as one of the most significant social justice battles of the 21st sen trip. the squad demonstrating bravery. we haven't seen since john lewis was beaten and gassed in selma. this was also reminiscent of joe biden who was arrested on his way to meeting with nelson mandela. >> this day, 30 years ago, nelson mandela walked out of prison and entered into discussions about apartheid. i had the great honor of meeting him. i had the great honor of being arrested with our u.n. ambassador on the streets trying to get to see him on robin's island. >> jesse: actually, joe biden made that up. but, that's besides the point. history will remember this day as america's own tiananmen square moment when a single protester stared down the barrel of a militaristic regime. but in some ways, aoc's fight for justice was even more unique because the officers arresting her also wanted to date her. we know this because there were no handcuffs. n

others pursuit squad members ayanna pressley, ilhan omar, cori bush and rashida tlaib.rats are trying to highlight the job's decision earlier this year and convert that into an election year issue to accept the democratic base into the midterms. the house recently approved to abortion pills to try to stock democrats. one bel core device roe vs. wade into federal law. another will protect a woman's right to travel across state lines for abortions. all of that is an election issue too. democrats want to energize voters to elect more democrats to the senate to change the filibuster and implement their abortion policies. >> this wasn't the biggest protest on capitol hill. 2018, capitol police arrested nearly 600 people in the hearts and office building in a staggering 30,000 people in washington in 1971. protesting the vietnam war. shannon. >> shannon: thank you so much. packing tonight, u.s. capitol police say that nine late show staffers arrested for trespassing on capitol hill office building last month. the light that they were credentialled to be on the ground and conf

congresswoman cori bush gets tonight's last word. tonight's hour with stephanie ruhle starts right now. >> tonight, breaking news about the january 6th investigation. who president trump tried to call after a committee hearing amid new fallout from the latest revelations, and what we are learning will come next. plus, new outrage and anger in texas. video from inside robb elementary shows the develop -- and red hot inflation hits a 40 year high. what it means for the midterms and beyond, as the 11th hour gets underway, on this wednesday night. good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle. we have brand-new information this evening about the january 6th committee accusing former president donald trump of trying to contact a witness during the investigation. nbc news has confirmed reporting that the witness was a member of the white house support staff. at the end of yesterday's hearing liz cheney said that the matter had been referred to the justice department. this afternoon, the committee's chair person was asked about cheney's com

petitions were filed by 85 employees working in the offices of democratic representatives cory bush, a resolution that expanded the rights of workers on capitol hill and also protected them from retaliation if they did choose to unionize. a high-profile visit between two first ladies is happening in the next hour. ukraine's first lady first emerged from hiding back in may to meet with first lady jill biden in ukraine, and today the two women will meet privately at the white house. she has stepped up her meeting culminating in a significant speech to congress tomorrow. secretary of state blinken reassured zelenska the u.s. will support them invasion. search "inside politics" thanks for joining us and thanks for spending your morning with us. ana cabrera is picking up our coverage right now. >>> hello and thank you so much for being with us. i'm ana cabrera in new york. right now the usual inconveniences of sweltering summer have i go nii gu go igni battle for survival with deadly heat, droughts and wildfire. a heat apocalypse. and it has already caused more than 1,100 deaths in europe

pastor says while members of congress like squad member cori bush have been able to demonstrate on capitoled a permit to hold a prayer vigil on septembe. the capitol police say they have a reason. there are different permitting procedures for events involving members of congress. the past years when the capitol police, given the capitol grounds are not equally restricted to everyone, let's bring in reverend patrick mahoney and his attorney. the executive director of the center for american liberty. gribben, gentlemen. do away with a great way to be. thanks, shannon. >> shannon: okay, so people know you had several lawsuits or incursions with a capitol police and over trying to have event, whether it's whether to good friday or easter or september 11 to 20 would like to have. pushing back in one of these, the government had a memorandum in opposition to what you wanted to complete. hit this is what is it because of the permitting things -- they don't need a permit to hold the event of the capitol building and may request a permit application paper. plaintiff, not part of the conventional co

among those arrested ilhan omar from minnesota and missouri congresswoman cori bush. plus the new york congresswoman carolyn maloney. she said in a statement after her arrest, the least she could do is put her body on the line for the millions of women at risk of losing their rights. >>> some brutal temperatures at arlington national cemetery for some veterans is one of the highest honors and one of their last requests, but the pandemic stopped many of those burials in their tracks some families are facing the double pain of death of a loved one and now the uncertainty of just when they'll be able to lay them to rest i stone spoke to shomari stone spoke to a brother. >> reporter: he places his ashes on the table reflecting on life and legacy. >> my brother was a patriot. >> reporter: his brother was robert, serving nine years in the marine corps he worked in okinawa, japan, and he finished in camp lejeune, north carolina >> my brother was proud to be a marine that was probably the highlight of his life. >> reporter: five months ago covid killed him he was 60 years old

in the wake of last month's ruling, abolishing federally protected abortion rights representative cori bushweeting. the supreme court will not stop us even though they arrested us. we won't stop are organizing, agitating and legislating for justice. but some are criticizing the protests and the lawmakers who participated become a master. in this performance. art members on the hill have pushed for congress to codify abortion access, much like they are doing for marriage protections. what we're doing is supporting people's right to love and their equal protection under the law, plain and simple , also citing fears of another conservative justice, majority ruling, house speaker nancy pelosi is planning a vote protecting birth control. well later this week. in washington. lauren blanchard, ktvu, fox two news. and sam matteo. congresswoman jackie speier was among those taken into custody today, she said. it's actually the first time that she had been arrested. that congresswoman later expressed concern that women in life threatening medical situations are unable to access abortions in states wh

among those arrested ilhan omar and cory bush. plus the new york congresswoman carolyn maloney.tatement after her arrest, the least she could do is put her body on the line for the millions of women at risk of losing their rights. >>> some brutal temperatures at arlington national cemetery for some veterans is one of the highest honors and one of their last requests but the pandemic stopped many of those burials in their task some of them are facing the death of a loved one and the uncertainty when they'll be able to lay them to rest. shamar i stone spoke to a brother. >> he places his ashes on the table. >> his brother was robert serving nine years in the marine corps. he worked in okinawa, japan and finished in camp lejeune, north carolina. >> my brother was proud to be a marine that was probably the highlight of his life. >> five months ago covid killed him. he was 60 years old and died with one last wish >> it was really important to him that hewanted to be interred in arlington. >> but stan and his family, along with thousands more, are forced to wait for a long time >> i'm

democrats carolyn maloney, cori bush, quote, they put their bodies on the line here.e being arrested by security at the local library. >> yeah and even worse in this case is that you might get arrested at that local library by somebody who can put real handcuffs on you. this is an act, in many respects and unfortunately this is avoiding what is for many americans the most important issue and issues. now if you want to put up that, big stand, because you feel like back home in your own districts that crime is out of control, as we see in new york city right now, that is something that can bring all sides, republican, democrat, independent, left right, in between, but these are in many respects messaging efforts that seek to go off on to left and right tangents that unfortunately have more people upset and frustrated. elizabeth: what is striking, this came on the same day 219 house democrats blocked a resolution condemning violent attacks by pro-abortion activists on churches and pro-life pregnancy centers. speaker pelosi refuse to condemn attacks. watch. >> as far as t