cori bush said it was now time to tell her story. >> it was like, okay, cori, you've allowed yourself to be vulnerable in other ways. if there's going to be a moment an you feel comfortable, this is that moment. >> you've told your story here but in other forms. why is testifying the way to go about it? >> i mean i think testifying makes it official. it puts it in the record. >> reporter: when congresswoman bush said it's her moment, she was moved by what she saw happening across the country, including her own home state. this is the em pettus for them to share their stories. you hear stories from reproductive rights advocates and others that because of restrictive laws across the country, the supreme court, which is conservative could lead to that. she chose to have an abortion before the roe decision. she went to a back alley clinic in mexico. it was hard for her to share her story. at the same time shes with doing it because she didn't want women to experience what she experienced then. they're discussing it to push the policy conversation. they hope it can make a difference. >> th

cory lewandowski was never asked to go away., the super pac communications director says lewandowski will quote no longer be associated with trump world. the whole world, the whole trump world. we can assume the donation to the pac remains. joining our conversation, amy stoddard. john heilemann is still here. amy, i want to show you this. trump is cory do you know do youski, trump is lun dueski. >> wouldn't you start screaming? did you see any change in her face. the best thing is say i can't destroy a man. he's got a beautiful wife and children. i am not going to destroy a man for that. >> that was donald trump defending cory lewandowski against an allegation that he grabbed a reporter's arm. what is interesting to me is a former trump adviser told me yesterday that trump and his family are feeling the squeeze from all these lawsuits. i thought this firing this severing of ties from lun do you kyi, and it remains to be seen whether said ties are actually severed speaks to the financial desperation. we talk about his power, but

there's cory booker.ct now, given up on negotiations with tim scott, saying he will not give up. for those of you who don't want to give up, what's your next move? >> i agree with him 100%. i will not give up either. i have been fighting for police reform for many, many years. what we have decided to do is to call on the biden administration and to ask them to use all of the powers at their disposal to continue to move the needle forward. and so, we have to continue and the legislative side and continue to try to put at least minimum reforms into law. but the bottom line was we just couldn't seem to get senator scott to yes. now, granted there were a lot of pressure from outside forces. but i think the other thing is we might have missed our moment. i think our best moment was when there were 10s of thousands of people on the street in every state in our country and many countries around the world demanding the change takes place. but you know lawrence, the senate kind of moves a little slow. and i think

new jersey for cory booker.be taking and moving in these directions. >> you know, you raise a really important point, lawrence. because even though we may not have succeeded on a national level, we have seen reforms take place all around the country. many states, cities and counties -- certainly, in my state of california, we have been moving the needle forward on police reform for a long time. in los angeles, the police, even though there are issues that police have to work on, they certainly participated on a national level, in terms of calling for some of the reforms we were working for, to take place. so it is different situations in every location. but i think that the movement that we saw last year, absolutely had many successes, all around the country. and i think that that will continue. just because things stall on a federal level, that doesn't mean that change at a local and state level does not take place. >> i know there has been some reporting about your possible considering running for mayor of los

senator bernie saners chairman of the budget committee, ron wyden chairman of the finance committee, cory booker, patty murray, brian schatz the house members attending the meeting of the liberal groups were congresswoman pramila jayapal, congressmen jim mcgovern the chair of the rules committee,

he and his brother cory had a pact. the first one out gets the other one out.onclusion of "the long road to freedom." >> is it going to happen this time? just thinking about everything. >> it's one day before a judge will decide whether 47-year-old cory atchison becomes a free man or spends the rest of his life in prison, but even if cory gets out, life will not be easy. take de'marchoe. >> what's it been like being on the outside? >> it's been a struggle. you know, i'm still trying to figure out who i am and what i want to do. you know, i missed out on so much. >> de'marchoe has had trouble keeping a job, trouble leaving the old north tulsa neighborhood behind. the life would not be complete until he said the same words. >> when she finally makes that final decision, you're a free man, i feel like that's when it's there, man. >> hey -- >> that's mom. >> mama ruth. >> hi, how you doing? >> i've been waiting for this day to come. i've been waiting for a long time. i've been praying for this day. >> family and friends assembled at the tulsa county courthouse. no

the cory doesn't belong to him, but he negotiated the right to mind that to the ship she soon i didn't care. yeah, sure. and i had and if i didn't do it, i don't. sure i didn't. okay, well ok. you know, so it's free. yes. are free. ok, yes, i'll be in the small local marketing. this is me. it's in the mouth must be grammar last summer months. but you do on the full so, you know, so a lot of you know, i will don't get a call about the band the recovering from 11 years of civil war takes time, especially as the state has limited resources. the country is burdened by a lack of public services and widespread corruption. the road connecting sierra leone and liberia is a major trade route between the 2 countries. and yet it is practically impossible during the rainy season. it is van these 8 the 10th of the day. this time these men have line several meters of the track with stones and branches that just me to the way from the top of the hills, the trucks wheeled their grip stuck. they have to try again. me back. that would be nice. let me look for my last. i don't think so. call me morning.

what was it worth to lie about cory booker?er in these negotiations put together a bill with him that the fraternal order of police supported that he now claims dee funds the police? >> and, remember, joe, really quickly, remember the footage we were circulating a couple weeks ago of cory booker in the well of the senate -- in the floor of the senate accepting an amendment saying we can finally put to rest this idea that democrats want to defund the police. >> yeah. >> we had the footage and look where we are. >> i know. willie geist? >> well, let's turn to the issue of climate change, it's been front and center at the united nations general assembly this week in new york. joining us now chief scientist for the nature conservancy from texas tech university catherine aho. professor, thanks so much for being with us. the message of your book really is about the conversations we have with each other about climate change and what to do about it, reminds me a lot of the conversations we have had on this show about talking to people

cory, godspeed in your efforts. if we can help you in any way or reach out to the audience for help, if you have information to pass on, would you please do that? >> yes, absolutely, sean. and i can see a lot of americans still left behind and members of our team are still actually being active in trying to support that. we are all volunteers. we are all here on our own times to try to do what we can. so come i would love to come back and pull something about or foundations to get more help to get these people out. >> sean: thank you. we appreciate your efforts. godspeed what you are doing. joining us fox news contributor and former secretary of state mike pompeo. mr. secretary, you would have never allowed it to get to this point. the taliban moves 4 inches out of their space was allocated in agreement, we know what would have happened appear at the fate of solomonic, the fate of baghdadi, the feed of the leader of yemen and the isis caliphate would have been their fate so we watch this unfold for months, 20%, 50%

we reached out to cory because we got no help from the state department.t. it was disgusting. it was a disgusting display. let me tell you this. they got back on friday. the state department has called miriam g three times. they want to know where she is at in afghanistan and how they can help her get out. they don't even -- they think she is still there. it was unbelievable that these people -- they got miriam home. >> sean: ronny thanks for what you are going for her and others. thank you cory mills and company. thank you and miriam, welcome to the united states. we are glad you are home with your children. thank you for being with us. more "hannity" next. ♪ ♪ i will bless those who bless you here in israel and the former soviet union the jewish people are living in very difficult times. there are now thousands of destitute elderly jews who are desperately in need of basic food. the international fellowship of christians and jews is on the ground with survival food boxes but the need for food is growing. call or go online now and say, "i will bless these

come to help congressmember cori bush and senator elizabeth warren introduced the keeping renters safe act to reinstate the federal pandemic eviction moratorium. then the taliban are already restricting women's rights, just a month since they took over afghanistan. we will speak with v, founder of one billion rising, that has organized mass actions for saturday to roar and rage for the women in afghanistan. and we will get from a recent member of afghan parliament who is now in an undisclosed location. >> in -- will begin and grow against it. the resistance initiated by women, fortunately, this time women took the lead. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the u.s. special envoy to haiti has resigned in protest over the biden administration's policies. in a letter, the longtime diplomat daniel foote wrote -- "i will not be associated with the united states' inhumane, counterproductive decision to deport thousands of haitian refugees." foote also criticized the biden administration for meddling in hait

my guests, democratic senator cory booker of new jersey. >> i've seen desperate looks of people trying >> that encampment of migrant haitians finally clear. >> there are no longer any migrants in camp underneath the del rio bridge. >> questions remain about where the migrants were sent, their treatment aídç how to secure th border. >> i'll talk to homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. >>> rochelle walensky overrules her own cdc panel and recommends pfizer boosters for woerks at risk. >>> new revelations about what president trump was doing on january 6th and the efforts being made at the trump white house at the time to overturn the results of the election. i'll talk to the authors of■ç costa. joining me are amy walter from "the cook political report," eddie glaude jr. of princeton university, nbc news capitol hill correspondent leigh ann caldwell and meghan mccain columnist for thedailymail.com. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. õv>> go

my guest, democratic senator cory booker of new jersey. >>> plus, the border crisis. >> i've seen desperate looks of people just trying to get processed. it's a completely dire situation. >> that encampment of migrant haitians finally clear. >> there are no longer any migrants in camp underneath the del rio bridge. >> questions remain about where the migrants were sent, their treatment and how to secure the border. i'll talk to homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. >>> plus, the booster rollout. >> i must do what i can to ensure the health of our nation. >> rochelle walensky overrules her own cdc panel and recommends pfizer boosters for workers at risk. >>> new revelations about what president trump was doing on january 6th and the efforts being made at the trump white house at the time to overturn the results of the election. i'll talk to the authors of "peril," bob woodward and robert costa. joining me -- leanne called well and meghan mccain, columnist for the dailymail.com. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running

we reached out to cory because we got no help from the state department.o take credit for it. it was disgusting. it was a disgusting display. let me tell you this. they got back on friday. the state department has called miriam three times. they want to know where she is at in afghanistan and how they can help her get out. they don't even -- they think she is still there. it was unbelievable that these people -- >> sean: ronnie thanks for what you are going for her and others. thank you and miriam, welcome to the united states. we are glad you are home with your children. thank you for being with us. more "hannity" next. as someone with hearing loss i know what a confusing ustrating experience getting hearing aids can be, that's why i founded lively. high quality hearing aids with all of the features you need and none of the hassle. lively offers bluetooth connected, fda approved hearing aids delivered to your door, sold at a fraction of the price, with direct access to an audiologist whenever you need it. better hearing has never been this easy. try livel

republicans are not going to defund the police, note correctly like cori bush advocates. goal to defund police, you should remain absent from the table of negotiation, if you accept that defunding police is never the right solution, it is dumb when the nation is in throes of a violent crime wave, come back to the table, i promise you will find tim scott is still there senator scott is here now, thank you for joining us. democrats left the negotiating table twice, why? >> trey, they are managing so mean crises i think they are looking for a way to give biden a way. think about afghanistan crisis, border crisis. crisis in the most. crisis of spending of taxing. they are putting politics over people. and focusing on a partisan victory, they are actually going to look for the perfect, and make it the enemy of the good, i can not understand my friends on the other side who must have forgotten what it feels like to live in marginalized community, wanting police to be there protect you, thinking about the single moms, who come home late at night, they want protection. and 81% of

i spoke with cori bush on month.vately even told her story in its spirit. and i spoke with her at length as to why now. why is she making this decision today. she was 17 at the time. and she has really her ethos is the personal is political. she regularly shared personal anecdotes with the public in speeches, et cetera. and one of the things that really stood with me is it was on the eve of a rally just a couple weeks back in st. louis. and, you know, we have this slew of legislation around abortions, including a bill in missouri that would ban abortion after eight weeks and not having exceptions or incest or rape. on the eve of this rally, bush said she made the decision to share publicly for the first time and mentioned she did have an abortion. she said if there is a moment, this is the moment. it was very obvious that was an incredibly difficult story for her to share. but she also had a real determination to share her story in the hopes that it might foment change. . >> her tkaorgz was at nine weeks. in texas, t

per mill lagiapol and moderate josh gottheimer and cory booker join me. "it's horrible, president biden rebewkes his own border patrol for confronting migrants at the border." but what about biden's larger immigration policy? i'll speak with homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas next. >>> plus, democracy at risk? a sham audit in arizona reaffirms biden's victory. state gop officials continue to push the big lie that fueled the insurrection with former president trump more popular to his base than ever. republican senator pat toomey who voted to impeach former president trump joins me ahead. >>> hello i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of the union is wondering if today's democrats will prove they can govern. this is the most important legislative week of biden's legacy. in a letter to house democrats saturday, house speaker nancy pelosi said "the next few days will be a time of intensity" telling her party that they must fund the government, pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill, pass a $3.5 trillion spending bill this week. tomorrow

joining us now, one of the lead negotiators, new jersey democratic senator cory booker. good to see you. thanks for joining us. >> it's great and jake we want to talk about policing, but i'm sitting here kind of stunned, and you said it, i just want to make the point. spending, $8 trillion of debt. the debt ceiling raise is all about money donald trump spent to give the biggest tax cuts that i've seen in my lifetime so the wealthiest of wealthy, corporations and billionaires. >> as well as middle class people. 65% of the tax break went to the top 10%. joe biden's given the biggest middle class tax rate with the child tax rate. this is math. it's not complicated. people who voted for it, suddenly i'm not going to raise the debt ceiling on debt that we supported is to me it's a kabuki theater that frustrates a lot of folks. what's happening tomorrow, monday, continuing to run the government and raise the debt ceiling is something under donald trump, i voted under donald trump to raise the debt ceiling three times. even my friend, a gentleman, senator toomey wrote in "the w

senator cory booker who was the democratic lead in those negotiations explaining it this way.e weren't making any more meaningful progress on meaningful substantive reform. >> we haven't swept the table, but i understand that politics is often a game of incremental changes. >> in a statement, republican senator tim scott accused democrats of taking a partisan approach, writing, quote, despite having plenty of agreement, democrats said no because they cot not let go of their push to defund our law enforcement. the final option of the bill left out more contentious clauses such as qualified immunity. joining me to discuss where we go from here, carmen best and law enforcement analyst brittany pat nick cunningham is with us, host of the podcast undistracted and msnbc contributor. let me start with this. he was not asking to defund the police. having said that, you were part of barack obama's task force on 21stst century policing. you have a deep understanding of how these go. were you disappointed? were you surprised? do you think it can go somewhere from here? give me a take on

it took him just 99 minutes to beat his dutch opponent 626362 joke of actual phase kane is cory next and a re match the tokyo olympic quote, the final just which one that matches straight set. and mr. cory had a tough time getting through to the 3rd round, eventually beating mackenzie macdonald's in 5 set in the women's tournament top seat ashburn. he boots her place in the 3rd round. she beat tone on debutant clara telson in straight sets despite a late challenge from the dane. in the 2nd film as one is supposed to have a gold medal at the paralympic games hi to ali was the man to get it for them. he won the men's discus with a personal best throw in tokyo. and he has cerebral palsy and has previously one and from metal. now fresh from his play off when last week of the p n. w championship. patrick can plays once again on top, the american held onto his 2 shot lead up to the 1st round of the tall championship in atlanta. as the fedex cup points leader entering the scenes, molly can play began the tournament at 10 on the park as part of the staggered leader board. now a 13 on the can

let's start with cory booker. no, we'll go back to aoc.e going down a pathway of making criminal defendanted into victims. what's missing in the conversation and continually missing, what about people who live in vulnerable communities? they are not victims anymore the real victims in their mind are the folks who are incarcerated. it's shameful. and corporations who are aligning with this woke man mentality. who are you speaking for? we are going down a very dark road. and people like myself, so-called moderate, when they don't stand up and say anything, they are complicit. judge jeanine: are you a moderate? >> i am a republican, conservative, but i'm about law and order. i have got to tell you what i see going on in our country, in our state. we are in trouble. there needs to be more folks stand up and denounce this rhetoric. judge jeanine: the michigan governor, gretchen whitmer supports a spirit of defunding the police. what will you do as governor? how will you act as it relates to that particular issue? >> first of all, i'm a leader.

and i thought that they were very close together, democrats and republicans, tim scott and cory booker issues and there was this one issue of so-called qualified immunity that democrats wanted to get rid of and republicans wanted to preserve. and that that was what was left in this dispute. what do you understand about qualified immunity and why this is such a problem to come to a bipartisan agreement on? >> good morning, ali. good to see you again, too. so since the murder of george floyd at the knee of derek chauvin, the people in this country have been looking for transparency and accountability. they want to see transformation in policing. this is not transformation at this point and qualified immunity does play a great role because it is a way to hold police officers individually accountable for the things that they are involved in, for the misconduct. and that was taken off the table weeks ago, though. and, you know, it just boggles my mind that you would have police groups, especially, say we don't -- we don't want to take that off the table. why would that be the case? that's a

and you would have a meeting with cory booker?one? >> definitely. i think the most important thing is being creative in the way we will advocate for what we believe in. part of the reason why i believe that more organizers and activists need to be elected is because when we come in, we will obviously work within the system and work to get laws passed. but on top of that, when we are working as an organizer, you have to be creative. i remember when i first started with march for our lives, a group of students and i went to virginia to go lobby and speak with legislators about passing gun reform. but we were cut short because there were thousands of armed protesters outside the virginia capital. even some of them causing death threats to us. so we got creative and we found some representatives that let us sleep overnight in the building and we actually came with 13 students the night before. we woke up in the morning and lobbied and with the help of organizations across virginia, sweeping gun reform was passed. and so we have to be

what would you hope to bring to that to cory booker, if you were to be sworn in to the next congressr, what's the first thing you're hoping that the two of you can get done? >> definitely. i think the most important thing is first off being creative in the way that we're going to advocate for what we believe in. part of the reason why i believe that more organizers and activists need to be elected to office is because when we come in, we're obviously going to work within the system, work to get legislation passed, but on top that, when you're working as an organizer, you have to be creative about things. i remember when i first started with march for our lives, a group of students and i went to virginia to go lobby and speak with legislators about passing sweeping gun reform, but we were cut a little bit short because there were thousands of armed protesters outside of the virginia capitol even some of them causing death threats to us. and so we got creative. we found some representatives that let us sleep over night in that capitol and we actually came with about 13 students the nig

. >> and congresswoman cori bush of missouri joins me now.uch for your time. i know it's a super busy day on capitol hill. we've been looking forward to talking to you, particularly since we found out what joe manchin wants. he has put out some details. i'll put those up for our viewers. he wants the top line on that build back better plan to be $1.5 trillion, in other words, not $3.5 trillion. he wants to begin debate october 1st, so, not today be the deadline. he wants to block any funds from this reconciliation bill being used until the covid relief funds are exhausted and then a corporate tax rate of 25% at the top line, top individual tax rate, 39.6%. what does this change for you? >> this is absolutely absurd. we are talking about people's lives and livelihoods. we're talking about people who need relief now. we're talking about those who elected us to come here and bring home deliverables because some of them were already struggling pre-covid. and for him to say that it's good enough to, you know, let's push some things to the side, le

. >> joining me now is the missouri democratic congresswoman, cori bush. she's on the judiciary and oversight committee and the first black congresswoman in missouri history. i have things i want to talk to you and i want to talk to you about stephanie land and maid and poverty. i don't know if we agree on all sort of things, but i really love the fact that someone who lived in a car, who understands poverty is in the halls of congress making policies about people who live in poverty. stephanie land in her tells us in sharp relief about the back breaking, offensive nature of policy. it's not romanticized at all. it's not fun. >> no. no, it's not fun. thank you for having me. you know, i was listening to her speak, and what she was saying -- she took me back to those situations that i had gone through myself, always trying to prove that i should qualify for these services. i didn't show up to ask for help because i had another way of doing it and i just wanted to take money from the government or i just wanted to sit in this line for four hours waiting for

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she found a job working for the bobo, cory along side, her 7 children. the workers had don't use gliding or crushing machines to break down the granite and revel only the the the the does love most of the most so much and i knew that even when heated run it is extremely hard for breakdowns around a 100 men and women toil away every day. and her children work in the production line. i mean, i'm so this my job right now my back to the last why my mind to call i'm going to be in my 130-0000 formula. the way the, the face of the gravel workers rest in the hands of one man a mara to form and the slightest challenge to his authority can lead to immediate dismissal. was the some i met you about the other was quite a little while unto me. i mean that kind of tough as he is shrewd, he quickly understood that the country's reconstruction would lead to an explosion and demand for gravel. the quarry doesn't belong to him, but he negotiated the right to mind that to the ship, she should not n k. this is yeah, sure. and if i didn't do it, i don't sure i didn't. okay,

i remain hopeful and don't know me that one. recently, she found a job working for the bobo, cory alongside her 7 children. the workers had to use gliding questioning machine to break down the granite and took revel. only hamlet the the the love will not be the most to be so much going to go with him when heated run. it is extremely hard for breakdown around a 100 men and women toil away every day and her children work in the production line. my. my, my job right now my back to back on my mind to call while i'm on the phone. so i'm really in my life. the 120-0000 formula will be we will use the, the face of the gravel workers read in the hands of one man a mara to form and slightest challenge to his authority can lead to immediate dismissal. there was the some i met him about the dog was quite a while to me. i mean that kind of tough as he is shrewd, he quickly understood that the country's reconstruction would lead to an explosion and demand for gravel. the quarry doesn't belong to him, but he negotiated the right to mind that to the ship, she should not n k. this is yeah, sure. and that.

they had to rely on this foundation that cory mills runs.re of americans in harm's way, and we failed. >> john: you mentioned that she tried to get out in mazar-e-sharif. they were aircraft being held on the ground in mazar-e-sharif over the weekend. the taliban would not give them permission to leave. here is what secretary of state antony blinken said about this. >> it is my understanding that the taliban has not denied exit to anyone holding a valid document, but they have said that those without valid documents at this point cannot leave. because all of these people are grouped together, that has meant that flights have not been allowed to go. >> john: blinken was saying there, dan, that there were some people on board that do not have the proper documentation, so the whole thing was being held up. i am wondering, what happened to the leverage that the state department claimed they were going to have after all u.s. troops left? >> there is no leverage. where was the officer who would have been there, and at the airport, find the airplane

let's discuss with democratic senator cory booker of new jersey.ou give us an update on where things stand tonight? >> i mean, wolf, it's tragic. we've seen as you've said the floodwater, the rape, tornado hit our state in a way that i cannot remember happening. we death records in my city. never seen something like that and the death toll in our state alone has risen to 23 peep. not to mention what is going to be hundreds of billions worth of property damming. it's a wretched moment in the state owes history and i've about out the phone with local layers and the was a mayor and haerpgt stories and the that will earnings that folks are going to face. families coming out of likes like that to recover and dole with all the klatt real damages. this is a really sad day at our region at a time that america is kufrg. fresh -- i think that speaks to the urgesy for all of us as americans, because i've seen the flooding and the hurricanes hit florida. we are stitt back and deplore the reality or we can tin to take more significant ac. i talked to chuck schu

so cori bush, she's speaking to her base. i think she needs to do that for her purposes.hink nancy pelosi is going to pull the votes together. >> martha: we'll see. on the senate it's going to be a tough lift as well. >> yeah, the senate is going to be really difficult. as you pointed out or as karl rove pointed out, senator joe manchin is the big question mark and senator sinema that just received a vote that if she doesn't participate with the democrats here, she's going to get a no confidence vote from the arizona democrats. but we have vice president harris, we have majority leader schumer and for that matter president biden to reach in to this and do their best to see if they can pull out the senate that is the question mark, the senate. >> martha: i'm looking at this fox news poll. the condition of the united states economy. all of this is tied together. 69% say it's only fair or poor. then you have how is the biden administration doing in terms of competent and effective management of government. 51% say yes. 45% say no. we have numbers that are even worse than tha

cory booker made that clear in a private conversation with republican, tim scott. jessica dean is on capitol hill. j so, what ended? >> well, at this point, we're told it wasn't one major issue, but just a variety of issues. in fact, congresswoman karen bass telling my colleague just moments ago that it really came down to when they had been meeting with cory booker and he had been meeting with the fraternal order of police and with the sheriff, sorry, the chief of police union and they had come to a deal, but that is when scott backed out of that deal and that's when things went awry. but again, we know in following months and months of this, i've been here for all of these minutes and these moments, that they were very close to a deal. and it suddenly just fell apart. that they had tried to bridge the gap on things like qualified immunity and various topics, but they just could not do it and now we know that these talks have broken down without a deal in place. now here's what senator booker said in a statement a few moments ago. he said unfortunately, even with

she may get an outrained call from congresswoman cori bush from st. louis who was on this early.ch. >> i sit before you today, as a single mom, as a nurse, as an activist and a congresswoman, and i am committed to doing the absolute most to protect black mothers, to protect black babies, to protect black birthing people. >> cori bush is on this. maybe she should be white house press secretary. she knows it's not a bomb's choice. it's a birthing people choice. so how is it an attack on women to ban abortion in texas? oh, that's a tough one. they're not really sure. so on msnbc they're not even trying to explain. they just want you to know that if you're for this law in texas, you're the taliban. >> and we have a situation in texas right now tonight where the american taliban, because that's what it is. there's not an american evangelical movement, there is an american taliban, weirdly similar in so many ways to the middle eastern islamic terrorists. >> you just feel so sorry for these people. america is again changing so fast that like people over 16 who aren't on tik tok half the

they move a few inches towards something that might be acceptable but in the end, cory booker the senateongresswoman, karen bass on the democratic side were extremely flexible and extremely -- working extremely hard just to bring the republicans to just a minimal acceptable place where some actual reform could happen and they couldn't. so, it's up to the justice department now, as you said and as they continue their pattern and practice investigations of police departments in their interventions there, that's basically what we're left with at this point. >> peter baker, back over to the white house. compared to our -- it turns out fatal exit strategy from afghanistan, compared to the diplomacy speak of pissing off the french, where does the debt ceiling rank in terms of the problems joe biden is looking at? >> well, look, the debt ceiling is a more immediate crisis at this point. if they were to fail to pass it, as you wrote about the study written about by the "washington post," it would be economic consequences of a great and enormous damage to the country. that's a higher priority, i

even though they move this few inches towards something that might be acceptable, but in the end, cory booker and congresswoman karen bass from the house on the democratic side were extremely flexible. an extremely hard just to bring the republicans -- just a minimal acceptable place where some actual reform and happen. and they couldn't even get them. they're so it's up to the justice department now like you said and as you continue their pattern in practice investigations of police were parchment and their interventions there. that's basically what we're left with at this point. >> peter baker, over to the white house, compared to our fetal eggs of the strategy from afghanistan, compared to the diplomacy speak of this-ing off the french, where does the debt ceiling rank in terms of the problems joe biden this looking at? >> well the debt ceiling is more immediate crisis at this point. if they were to somehow failed to pass it, as you pointed out with that study, right about by the washington post, it would be economic consequences of an enormous damage to the country. so that's a hig

you can write it on the wall with cori bush next to it, i'm a no. come to my district.e kyrsten sinema come to my folks in st. louis, talk to the people spending all their money on their prescription medication that they need that's life saving but also cannot afford their rent at the same time. talk to those who are sleeping in their cars. she has her own story that i feel like she's forgotten. >> i think that if the vote were to fail tomorrow or be delayed there would be a significant breach in trust that would slow the momentum in moving forward in delivering the biden agenda. >> reporter: now that last point is critical from stephanie murphy, a blue dog democrat, one of the more moderate democrats. i asked if the infrastructure vote is delayed tomorrow what will that do for her vote for the larger democratic only plan. she said a breach in trust that could damage the full agenda going forward, so there you have it, alisyn, the dilemma, the two sides debating the process, the procedure, the policy, can they get an agreement in an open question if it will all just col

jillian: let's take a listen to what cory booker has to say on using leverage to get this done now. > mothers are looking for affordable childcare, america's looking for lower-cost prescription drugs, to leave people like that on the wayside and families that need the child tax credit to leave those folks on the wayside is unacceptable. i see the best of intentions and i want a real more guarantee, when you have the leverage use of leverage as long as it's not about partisanship. jillian: your reaction. >> they need to pay a price for that what about the people on fixed incomes pay an inflationary on everything. what about the national disasters for small businesses taking place, is to worldviews, cory booker and nancy pelosi think the money is theirs, where is the return on investment: 28 trillion in debt and they are simply out of touch with reality their professional politicians and hopefully the midterms pay a price for that. jillian: we want to ask you about this really quick, mark milley is set to testify on tuesday on the u.s. withdraw from afghanistan. if you are to be asking

joining us to discuss is cory and business editor at axios welcome. cory, i will start with you.g business because of this emphasis >> for many of them, yes there's some companies that are sifting through to find sustainable things but they were founded on this mission and we're seeing a mission founded companies like chobani >> i think warby parker was a b-corp is that still a thing and does that -- i have to be honest. more the company and its personality than anything to do with the way it does business. am i missing something >> warby parker is still technically a thing. this is more about messaging since these companies have used this it becomes part of their message. the one thing i would say is for them going public this could get them into esg focused etfs or other funds they may not be able to get into. >> any words of caution or is this something we'll start hearing more and more about? >> investors besides just reading s.e.c. filings to look at what the esg focus is i think will be sharing more about them and that's what warby parker, allbirds, lemonade that's a new ty

it is cory crooms. the 37-yard touchdown strike. adding salt to the wound, in the third quarter, he was sacked. came away with an arm injury. his nonthrowing arm. he did return, however. western michigan registered eight sacks on the game. they handled the spartans 23-3. san jose state is now 2-2 for the season. green bay and san francisco in prime time sunday night football. this was a matchup we saw last season in prime time and it wasn't close. the packers doubled the niners 34-17. but nick was starting that game. george was out. it should be a different story tomorrow. fans will be back for the first time since you bet. the nfc championship game against the green bay packers. about 50 days before the world changed. levi stadium will be packed again tomorrow. 5:20 p.m. kickoff. 49ers are a three-point favorite. >> it will be exciting getting the faithful back in the stands. can't wait to get all of them screaming. ilmosphere. >> you know you have a night game. i think it helps the guys. the more rowdy the fans are, the better. us

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cory hall sit in from 37 yards out. western western michigan wins 20 3-3. to the pitch,? try to leapfrog the standings. san jose leads in the 47th minute, the? score a sixth goal, it's red- hot. the quakes win their second straight. and how about the raiders and the 49ers? both going for three - zero starts , tomorrow. i would love to see the next time both teams make it three - zero. so let's change that one. >> still [ sfx: bzzz bzzz bzzz ] [ sfx: ping ping beep beep bloop bloop ] [ sfx: honk ] [ sfx: pop pop pop pop ] [ sfx: pop ping bloop pop ping bloop ] the day can wait. enter the golden state with real california dairy. >>> new art in san francisco is paying tribute with technology you may have never seen. renaissance 2.0 changing the future of art. the secret of machines, no open and san francisco's mister and mission district. there is more than meets the eye when you hold up your cell phone to the canvas. >> they are all about movement and sound. >> a bay area artist originally from poland is widely known as the first classically trained artist to use this kind