brown backed by hillary clinton and several members of the congressional black caucus including jim clyburn. meanwhile in the republican primary in ohio's 15th district the disgraced former president's candidate mike carey came out on top in a 11-candidate field. and that's tonight's reid out. and joy comes back tomorrow night so be sure to tune in. among her guests donald trump's niece, mary trump. and i'll see you again right here at 10:00 a.m. this sunday. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in," donald trump's coup came closer to succeeding than we ever knew. tonight the smoking gun document that could have up ended democracy as we know it and the doj official who tried to help trump steal the election.

lots of folks heralding a jim clyburn kingmaker moment yet again.s week you wrote, maybe you thought the progressives versus pragmatists struggle within the democratic party was over, at least for now. not a chance. centrists may have been on something of a roll recently, but they underestimate the party's activist left at their own peril. what do you take from last night? >> the democratic party still has quite a bit of power, particularly in the house of representatives where speaker pelosi's margin is slim, and the progressives, if they were of a mind to, could throw a serious monkey wrench into her plans. that said, the progressive party in terms of its actual voting in the house has been pretty pragmatic and pretty realistic about what can get through the house and potentially get through the senate and what can't. nonetheless, you've got to say that the election yesterday was certainly a telling blow, a big blow to the progressive movement, which really hoped to get nina turner elected, and she's, you know, a fiery and well-known and perhaps,

. >> reporting on jim clyburn.den's campaign was limping along, he also was heard from again this week in ohio. >> he's not done king making. in ohio's race it was his choice that came out. and this is something that the biden administration and senior democrats are talking about here's the way to keep the house and senate. find people not as progressive, more middle of the road candidates who can win on both sides of the aisle, that's how you win elections in november. jim clyburn was right on the president, he was right again so far and he's not done yet. >> as much as progressives had a moment in washington this week by pushing the eviction moratorium, it was seen as their pressure that got the biden administration to move. they've taken some losses, is that the democrats fielding the candidates in 2022? >> it's in jim clyburn and joe biden. if you're going to win in purple districts, it's going to be done with someone more of the middle of the road and they're defensive in the house and senate so they want cand

brown was backed by hillary clinton, jim clyburn, and the congressional black caucus. a longtime bernie sanders ally who now famously compared voting to eating a bowl of excrement. [ laughter ] it really is interesting seeing how this played out in ohio. we were all watching this because we hear republicans often talk about how democrats are these liberal socialists, right? but then you see brown's win in ohio as well as eric adams in new york city. president biden, sure doesn't seem like progressives have control of the democratic party. >> well, as an ohioan, i think ohio voters are very far from socialism. if you look at the district in which brown and turner were running, that was former secretary fudge's district. before that congressman stephanie tubbs jones. very democratic, black women, northeast working-class folks. nina turner has had success in the state, but her progressive agenda just didn't seem to resonate with voters. so it's not that voters don't support her. but when put up against brown, i think brown just resonated more for that part of cleveland. >

because you know what happened after jim clyburn said, i think you all should vote for joe biden.ook who is president of the united states today. this will be seen as a victory for congressman clyburn and the establishment wing of the party. is this a sign of where the party is going or where the party is, and maybe we lost track of it or maybe the folks in washington have lost track of it. i don't know. >> well, listen, i hope it's a sign of where the party is and where it's going. i think this is just an example of why joe biden won the primary, because of where he stands politically. i think that's where most democrats in the country are. lots of independents are as well. and i think there was this narrative that there was this huge -- you know, the physics of the drift in the republican party was going to be so progressive that people were going to be leaping off a cliff like lemmings -- >> you said the republican party. you meant the democratic party. >> the democratic party. colleagues have been reminding me all the time that it's the people who are really winning races and

symbol in those states, it really does hit on what the symbol itself means as what my congressman jim clyburno important to listen to legitimate sides of the issue. and once you do that, you're able to make sound decisions. in south carolina, it took 2015 for folks who would claim heritage to now understand or to understand that symbols become more than just what you may personally believe when you look at how they can impact, you know, overall society, our country, our government. >> the pbs documentary is entitled "downing of a flag." house majority whip congressman jim clyburn, thank you. filmmaker dwayne cooper, thank you as well. this is really powerful. we really appreciate you being on this morning. >>> still ahead with three weeks to go until school starts in new york city, mayor bill de blasio has laid out a new vaccine mandate for teachers and school staffers. the mayor joins us ahead to talk about that move. >>> plus amid calls for president biden to extend evacuation efforts in afghanistan, the taliban is warning of consequences if the u.s. exit is delayed. "morning joe" is coming

the endorsement of jim clyburn pretty much the most important thing in the democracy party.hat the establishment felt compelled to make -- and this includes hillary clinton -- get money in there, get people in there, try to pull the establishment candidate across the finish line tells you what? >> that their plan in 2022 is to run as centrist as possible. we're looking at this razor thin majority, we're looking at redistricting. the democratic leadership believes their only path is with a more centrist biden democrat's kind of message heading into the midterms. if this primary had gone the other way, it would be much harder to build and sustain that movement. i wonder how much of this is style other substance. when we think about the progressive movement, we thought they're better at raising money, but they can't get policy done. what we're seeing now is a flip-flop where the message has to be packaged in a biden message but look at what biden did yesterday with the eviction moratorium. it's what progressives have been pressing him to do. he went out there and said the supre

jim clyburn and chairwoman loughran, thank you for your leadership on this legislation. and george who just spoke one minute ago, they have been undeterred in our effort to pass this legislation and the tatian's -- tenacious leadership of our speaker, thank you for all you have done. after the passage of the civil rights bill, dr. martin the thinking -- dr. martin luther king jr. was sounded -- summoned to be commended for his civil rights leadership. he received the nobel peace prize. dr. king thanked president johnson for the recognition. king then asked president johnson to please support a voting rights bill. dr. king called -- told president johnson that a voting rights act was needed. it was needed in the south because elections officials were using the literacy test to deny the right to vote. king said the black communities needed a law that would give them the right to limit discriminatory voting right laws. president johnson urged dr. king to delay, slow down, delay this request. it was then that dr. king and john lewis and the foot soldiers and others depended

renting and would like to own and stay out next year and not vote republican this is why you heard jim clyburnrunoffs in georgia saying deliberately several times if we talk about defending the police he was provoked when she agreed with someone that was stupid for him to play in the race and endorsed shontel brown. she is more of a combative, aggressive candidate anyway. but the progressive wing a sticking combative stance. hakeem jeffries, who is the heir apparent and flying to become speaker, should nancy pelosi step down, is now having to start a packed with josh gottheimer who runs the problem solvers caucus from the democratic -- side to fend off the democrats threatening establishment incumbents in -- their a some -- civil war in the party and while jim clyburn have done a great job, and keeping bernie have been quiet, and keeping this under wraps, it is a real division and the party is well aware they will lose battles next year if they allowed the progressive to drive the message. >> this follows louisiana, new york city, georgia, how much of this is about style and how much of it is

thank you, congressman jim clyburn. >>> coming up on "politicsnation," even as we march for voting rights today in washington, relentless efforts are under way across the country to overturn lawful elections. coming up, why black voters in california should be paying very close attention to the recall. >>> but first, my colleague, dara brown, with today's top news stories. dara? >> thank you, rev. the stories we're watching at this hour. the pentagon says two high-profile isis targets were killed by a military drone strike on friday in afghanistan after a terrorist attack killed 13 u.s. service members and dozens of civilians near the kabul airport thursday. around 350 americans remain in the country and are still looking to leave as the deadly for total u.s. withdrawal looms on tuesday. >>> hurricane ida now a category 2 storm is it makes its way toward the gulf coast and new orleans. almost 16 years to when hurricane katrina struck the region. the storm is expected to be a category 4 by the time it makes landfall sunday night. louisiana is under a state of emergency as evacuations are u

of course jim clyburn, just a great guy, came in early, too.tional attention this race garnered? >> no, actually not. when i entered the race, and i knew that the other candidate who had been campaigning for senator sanders would be entering the race as well, we expected the national attention. she has been on the national stage for the last 4 1/2 years, and so we were prepared for this. it didn't come as a total surprise. but i think the fact that, you know, we came out victorious is probably more surprising to other folks but certainly, again, was the expectation, so i couldn't be more proud of my team and the work that they did to help get me here. yes, i am the candidate that won the race, and i'm getting all of the attention, but this was a team effort. to your point, you pointed out some of the numbers for the cbc to campaign on my behalf. they highlighted the fact that politics is a team sport. you said it yourself, joe, this morning, you get to victories by addition not subtraction, so making friends is part of the business. >> ms. brow

georgia, alabama were almost majority black states so there's a concentration of black power as jim clyburn says to me in the film in those six southern states that was true even before the civil war. south carolina's nickname was because it was so full of black people and that is because of the economy and productivity of rights and expertise. but there was also a sizable community. now we know that the church is in philadelphia by richard allen and it's in the year 1860. in charleston there is the manual church and in 1822 a man was accused of plotting and insurrection. how did he get free? this is one of the ironies and complexity of slavery. he was an enslaved man and played the lottery like he plays the convenience store and $11,500 and used 600 of the $1,500 to buy his own freedom from his so-called owners and so after 1800 he was freed and he was a very prominent man. we don't know if it was and insurrection. he was accused of leaving this plot and of course he was executed. the church was completely destroyed. now there was enormous sensitivity wasn't even the right word. there was

represented jim clyburn.e says the failure of some large landlord companies to comply with the eviction moratorium is grading significant hardship for tenants affected by the coronavirus crisis and could contribute to the housing crisis as the nation recovers from the pandemic and its economic fallout. guest: we provide guidance to our members into the industry about how to comply with the cdc order. every housing provider ought to be complying. there is a new wrinkle with this new 60-day extension. it is connected to community transmission of covid-19. there is a new element you have to be checking with the cdc portal to see where your local community is and those kind of things. until courts decide those of the rules so we our members to follow those. in terms of participating in rental assistance programs, i have to say the point of the emergency rental program was to move money from here to there. that is residents and housing providers to get them past this. some grantees decided it's an opportunity to a

. >> i mean, that -- don't mess with jim clyburn.pened after he said i think should you vote for joe biden. look who is president of the yilts. this is the establishment wing of the party. is this a sign where the party is going, where the party is? and maybe we lost track of it or maybe the folks in washington have lost track of it? i don't know. >> well, listen, i hope it's a sign of where the party is and where it's going. i think -- this is just an example why joe biden won the primary, because where he stands politically, and that is where most democrats are ins the country, lots of independents as well, and there is a narrative, the physics of the republican party is going to be so progressive that people will be leaping off a cliff, and this is another example. >> you said the republican party. >> the democratic party. colleagues, reminding me all the time, that the people who are really willing races and in 2020, in the congressional races are malely main stream, and by the way, givern the outcome of the republican race in wh

and a lot of people including jim clyburn were offended and really ticked off by some of the things sheuding really a cold reference to joe biden that didn't go very well. >> we got that headline. >> and so they've all piled in behind shontel brown, but turner has the money. she has more money than brown. i don't know if that's going to be the deciding factor. and as you said it's a special election. an off-cycle special election primary. so who knows what turnout will be like, but you expect it to be pretty low. so the question is who motivates their voters to go out and vote? and we'll find out i guess in a little while. >> jeremy, let's look on the republican side. what's going on in that race? ten republicans running in this -- in the primary. who's -- i mean, are all ten actually viable, or was this a race between one or two people -- between two or three people? >> well, the issue is, yeah, i think it could be wide open depending on turnout, right? it's the same wide open, actually, probably overstates the competitiveness given the sheer name recognition that comes with a trump en

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jim clyburn said it a million times, nancy pelosi has said it a million times.ious and when you went to into her district and asked them if they want to defund the police, i think she would find a different story and a different sensibility out there. >> i went into the one of the highest crimes and nobody was talking about defunding the police. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> well the showdown between the texas governor and texas democrats may not be over yet. the governor is set to call another special session just as some democrats planned on returning to the state. we're going to see where that all stands. we're going to be live next. re. hey joshie... wrinkles send the wrong message. help prevent them with downy wrinkleguard. feel the difference with downy. you've been taking mental health meds, and your mind is finally in a better place. except now you have uncontrollable body movements called tardive dyskinesia - td. and it can seem like that's all people see. some meds for mental health can cause abnormal dopamine signaling in the brain. while how i

stump for nina turner who is co-chair of the presidential campaign and on the other side, we had jim clyburn of the fault lines have centered the on the same battles that we saw for and a year ago, and this is over the $15 minimum wage, and medicare for all as well as who would be the better democrat and the better ally for joe biden in congress. so, the strategists on both sides tell me that it is a close race, and nina turner had the early lead, but we have the wait and see what ends up happening tomorrow, and what is going to be a really close and very closely watched race. >> yeah, you called it one of the nastiest democrats on democrat primaries since obama and clinton. i wanted to ask you about the race across the state in the special primary of a trump-backed candidate and steve stivers candidate in the local race, and does the local endorsement carry more race, because we saw a rick perry-backed candidate beat a trump-backed candidate in texas. >> yes, and as we talked about in the democratic race, it is the national forces at play more than local, but in this particular race in ohio

it is not funding fiber, it is not funding municipal efforts significantly on broadband that the jim clyburn infrastructure does dot enough in removing pipes and so what the speaker said is we applaud the bipartisan effort but we need to get the president's agenda through on a lot of these critical areas, especially when we have the majority in both chambers and the presidency. >> i get that. i get that aspiration. but the fact is in the senate you've got a sliver of a majority and you need ten republicans to join in support for this unless you go to reconciliation path which looks likely. i just wonder if strategically, politically if it would be smarter to separate the two and say let's get this win and move on to the next thing. >> well the votes aren't there to do that. there simply aren't enough votes because the idea is get through the president's agenda. the president ran on a strong infrastructure proposal and ran on childcare, on free community college. and what we can't do is say we're going to just do what rob portman, who i respect tremendously wants and that is the end of joe bi

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like hillary clinton and jim clyburn. brown is winning that race by 6.5 points with more of half precincts reporting there. in the conservative 15th district republicans facing a test of donald trump's influence. a few minutes ago "the associated press" declared the trump-backed coal lobbyist mike carey the winner in ohio's 15th congressional district. msnbc will continue to follow tonight's election results as they unfold. >>> that's it for us tonight. see you again tomorrow. i will see you tomorrow morning at 4:00 p.m. eastern. time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell". >> thank you very much for that ohio report because that is now everything i know about the ohio house races tonight. there is so much news pouring down on us that i have not been able to get to that one tonight. so you have just taught me everything i know about it. >> the tea leaf reading, having worked in politics, there is too much tea leaf reading. tea leaves to be read should you choose. >> we will have tea leaf time tomorrow on those electi

if you disappear from the screen we understand and thank you >> i told congressman jim clyburn they canes and the power of the federal government and the department of justice, joyce. roland makes an important point. it's important. it doesn't substitute for laws that will deal with this. >> well, that's true. and one of the problems doj faces with the pattern or practice investigations is that resources are finite. so if you've got maybe 100 police departments across the country that have significant issues doj doesn't have the resources to go in and do each of these departments. so if you can expand resources and permit a case like this to go forward, the situation in phoenix is a bad one. the city was aware it had problems but declined to address them. now doj goes in and it's actually not the sort of action that's negative for the police department. there will be a full exploration of where the problems exist. there will be a collaborative effort with city leaders and police leaders to come up with methods for fixing those problems. and doj provides technical grounds which come with

county counselor shontell brown who received endorsement from power brokers like hillary clinton and jim clyburnblicans facing a test of donald trump's influence. a few minutes ago "the associated press" declared the trump-backed coal lobbyist mike carey the winner in ohio's 15th congressional district. msnbc will continue to follow tonight's election results as they unfold. >>> that's it for us tonight. see you again tomorrow. i will see you tomorrow morning at 4:00 p.m. eastern. time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell". >> thank you very much for that ohio report because that is now everything i know about the ohio house races tonight. there is so much news pouring down on us that i have not been able to get to that one tonight. so you have just taught me everything

let me bring in the number three democrat in the house, democrat jim clyburn. us. today's marches show the sense of urgency is not letting up on the democratic side but the gop side is fighting tooth and nail on this. texas is on the cusp of seeing these new voting restrictions enacted. why isn't that urgency resonating, do you think, with some democrats in the senate who are frankly holding up this legislation? >> first of all, thank you very much for having me. you know, 58 years is a long, long time in an individual's life. but then life of a country, any country, not so long. i think that one of the things we have to always keep in mind is that this country's movement, its movement toward a more perfect union, is never on a linear plane. it has always been like a pendulum on a clock. it goes right for a while, it goes left for a while and then back to the right. that's the way it has always been. and the only way that keeps that in check is the participation of the citizenry and we do that by voting. any impediment to voting should never be a part of this d

i think the lesson here is, you want jim clyburn in your corner.dates do what they can to get clyburn on their side. >> and best not to talk against him. thanks to both of you. >>> coming up, the inspiring story of how an american teenager went from skateboarding in her backyard to competing in tokyo when the 11th hour continues. the 11th hour continues. (vo) the rule in business used to be, "location, location, location." now it's, "network, network, network." so you need a network that's built right. verizon business unlimited starts with america's most reliable network. then we add the speed of verizon 5g. we provide security that's made for business and offer plans as low as $30 per line. more businesses choose verizon than any other network. we are open and ready for you. for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable.

jim clyburn has a bill, the house bill, that actually would have fiber go to rural america because it'scom. so i want to do broadband correctly, and that's what reconciliation does. that would ensure the broadband i have in my district in silicon valley also is in rural communities and we're getting fiber everywhere. so look, i want to vote for the bipartisan deal. i will once we get the reconciliation deal. and i don't really view this as standing in the way. i fully expect joe biden's agenda will get through. it has popularity ratings over 70% for almost every provision. and i guess what is it that the republicans are opposed to reconciliation? are they opposed to child care? are they opposed to free community college? are they opposed to giving seniors dental coverage and vision and hearing? these things poll off the charts. let them be opposed to it. let them run their election on not wanting to make those investments in the american people. >> congressman, it's going to be interesting to watch. thanks so much for being here. >> thank you. >> the 20th anniversary of 9/11, just over

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endorsements from democratic power brokers like hillary clinton and south carolina congressman jim clyburng that race by 6.5 points with more of half precincts reporting there. in the conservative 15th district republicans facing a test of donald trump's influence. a few minutes ago "the associated press" declared the trump-backed coal lobbyist mike carey the winner in ohio's 15th congressional district. msnbc will continue to follow tonight's election results as they unfold. >>> that's it for us tonight. see you again tomorrow. i will see you tomorrow afternoon at 4:00 p.m. eastern. "way too early" is up next. >>> back in march, you said if the investigation confirmed the allegations against governor cuomo then he should resign. so, will you now call on him to resign given the investigators said the 11 women were credible. >> i stand by that statement. >> are you now calling on him to resign? >> yes. >>> new york governor and drew cuomo is facing growing calls to resign after a report found he sexually harassed multi system women. cuomo is denying accusations, the question is, will we see

alabama, and florida were almost majority black states, there's real concentration of black power is jim clyburn in the film in those six states, that was true before the civil war. south carolina's nickname was negro country which was full of black people, and productivity of the expertise in africans, and and this is on richard allen and it is formerly born in 1860, in charleston there was the manual church and in 1822 a man named denmark was accused of plotting and insurrection, and this is one of the ironies of american history, he was an enslaved man in 1799, he played the lottery like you play at the grocery store and won $1,500 and used 600 to buy his own freedom from his so-called owners, so after 1800, in 1822 was a very prominent man, we don't know if it was really and insurrection. he was accused of leading this plot for insurrection in charleston. he was found guilty and was executed. the church was completely destroyed. there was paranoia, the haitians defeated the greatest army, the army of napoleon bonaparte, became emperor, the name of haiti -- >> a particularly brutal form of sl

we have jim clyburn working with us. we have the entire congressional black caucus.continue to do what we do. we fight and we win. >> let's talk about what's happening in texas, derek. that sweeping election overhaul bill, it's passed the texas house. it is head to do governor abbott's desk for his signature. how concerned are you that this can potentially disenfranchise any potential voters, especially in the state of texas? we look at the census and it's becoming more diverse. >> what we're looking at is a 1950 play. many legislative bodes are trying to take us back in time. we have a system where voters elect officials to oversee governance, not elected officials selecting which voters they want to participate. and that's why it's so important for us to adopt voting protection to say roll back legislative bills like in georgia, in texas, and across the country, to ensure that the democracy we proclaim globally is a democracy we realize here at home. as we mem morm lies those soldiers who went to afghanistan to protect this notion of democracy, we must also protect

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jim clyburn is a progressive. a prudent progressive.treme and offensive and insulting kind of name calling makes them a progressive when they're doing it against people that had to fight to get into the main stream. they act like jim clyburn was born in the main stream. here's a man who went to jail, him and his wife. and you have trust fund babies telling him how to be a fighter. i think that's what we're trying to deal with in terms of the messages that we're getting in all of these elections. and they come in with these, you know, holier than thousand proposals that no one believes can become law. when i was a young minister, i was mentored by a guy that always told me, don't just give people pie in the sky buy and buy when they die, give them some sound on the ground while they're still around. >> and again, you've been talking about these -- some of these people that are so disconnected that speak to communities but never go to communities. never go where the people live. and you're talking specifically, communities of color, we sa

that often -- when i used to be the floor director in the whip's office for house majority whip jim clyburnwould often tell members, listen, in order to deliver -- if you're a marginal member, if you need to deliver for your district, then you need those folks in safe districts to do that. if you are in a safe district, in order to deliver good things for your people, you need those folks in the marginal swing districts to get the majority to do just that. if democrats want to stay in the majority to be able to do good things for their constituents, they have to find ways to work together to move legislation. both pieces. the infrastructure bill and the reconciliation package are critical for all americans. >> as chairman michael steele of the rnc told me a few years ago, trust nancy. one more thing for you, chairman harrison, and that is what happens if congress doesn't do anything on voting rights? are you concerned about how that -- what kind of message that sends to the democratic party base in terms of whether they decide to come out and vote in 2022 or not? >> well, jonathan, we are d

allowed megaphone and she was used against democrat successfully in prior elections is something jim clyburnvement and slogan is not wise politically and jackie you look at the new york mayors race in the democratic primary what was the number one issue, crime that's why democrats are nervous going into the midterm of next are because republicans are going to be citing this. jackie: that's what i worry about she may have a big megaphone and some people may be buying into it but the hypocrisy is a problem saying if you want to say defend the police and you believe it then why do you need the budget for the private security, what are you so worried about. >> is not a great look in congresswoman bush, she is sticking to her guns as far as voting, there is a 2 billion-dollar bill that passed the house and the senate that increase capitol hill security after the january 6 bryant, only 11 members voted against it, bush was one of the because of her defend the police and other members of the squad voted against this popular bill including aoc as well. this is something that she is not backing off b

represented jim clyburn. failure of some large landlord companies to comply with the eviction moratorium is grading significant hardship for tenants affected by the coronavirus crisis and could contribute to the housing crisis as the nation recovers from the pandemic and its economic fallout. guest: we provide guidance to our members into the industry about how to comply with the cdc order. every housing provider ought to be complying. there is a new wrinkle with this new 60-day extension. it is connected to community transmission of covid-19. there is a new element you have to be checking with the cdc portal to see where your local community is and those kind of things. until courts decide those of the rules so we our members to follow those. in terms of participating in rental assistance programs, i have to say the point of the emergency rental program was to move money from here to there. that is residents and housing providers to get them past this. some grantees decided it's an opportunity to add other t

when chantel brown with the support of king maker or queen maker jim clyburn defeated nina turner, backed. and david makes an interesting point, which is if -- either you're the base or you're not, right. so if you are the base, the progressives do represent the base of the party then they have to make that so. they need to bring out those voters. and then they become the base of the party that becomes the party's platform. they can argue that their issues and their policy positions poll well and they do. medicare for all and things like that. poll well. and you can make very logical and consistent arguments for them, but you have to bring the voters out. and so, until progressives can organize and mobilize and register and bring out more voters. i think the party's base is much closer to joe biden than it is to the democratic left. and that's who's going to continue winning these contests. and that's where the main stream of the democratic party is right now. >> doris, it's so interesting we never really know where political parties are going to go. i remember after the first democratic

he quotes jim clyburn, cooperation. hoyer said it would be hopefully positive. go to west burrough, massachusetts, indent. as we look at the door to the meeting where democrats are gathering as they discuss this next step, what do you think they should do? caller: hi. my name is fadra calling from massachusetts. yes. i was actually just wanting to comment on something that scott wong said earlier from the hill. i think he said something along the lines of the social part of the infrastructure bill being a social safety net. i wanted to push back on that. it really is an investment. i agree with what chuck said. we will find the money. that seems clear one way or the other. it's not easy. do i think it's an investment and i think the media and everybody should look at it as such instead of naming it a social safety net. people do not like to hear social safe net. a lot of people don't. everyone likes to hear universal preschool. thank you. host: dianne, fredericksburg, virginia. democratic caller. caller: hi. thanks for taking my call. i think they should go ahea

on this show over the past year has called the defund the police slogan idiotic, starting with jim clyburn nancy pelosi and every other leader i've had on. the reverend al even outside of politics unanimously has said it's a bad idea and it hurts the truly disadvantaged most of all. so here, though, we have a vote. every democrat is on record being against defunding the police. so the political world has changed, right? >> yes, it's completely nullified. it will never be in a campaign ad again. forget this issue, put it to the side. actually what does to sashay mean honestly? how does that look? i'm sure what it would resemble if you sashayed down. >> i like it. >> to your point, joe, this is a thorn in the side of democrats because as you know correctly, all the leadership has said they do not support it. in fact president biden when he ran in 2020 ran on a platform of increasing funding for police, not decreasing it or defunding. and they passed legislation, the covid relief bill, for instance, included legislation that was used to bolster police departments. sort of the irony that the w

i can remember sitting, jim clyburn and i and john lewis and others, sitting in my whip's conference room, working on voting rights legislation. so let us honor his memory today with strong support for this voting rights protection, for the reversal of the damage brought by the 2013 shelby-holder ruling. and for its recognition that our democracy is imperfect if it is not open to all eligible to vote. in that ruling, shelby vs. holder, the supreme court erred in its assessment of how necessary the voting rights preclearance section act was for protecting americans' rights to vote. you're not protecting america's right to vote, if the relief that you can seek is after the fact, after the governor or the president or the senator or the house of delegates, representative member, has been electricked. it's too late -- elected. it's too late. that's why preclearance was so critically important to reform. and to protection of voters' rights. in her powerful dissent justice ginsburg pointed out that throwing out preclearance when it has worked and continued to work to stop discrimination ch

chairman clyburn, ranking member scalise, members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to speak today. my name is jimbaker with the private equity stickler project, nonprofit focused on tracking the impacts of private equity firms and similar wall street firms. ordinary people including residents of apartments, mental lead governmental homes and early in the pandemic we attract filings by private equity firms and other large landlords across dozens of counties in several states representing about 10% of the u.s. population focusing on corporate landlords with a thousand units of housing or more. in the economies we track the landlords filed to evict at least 75,000 residents since the administration put a moratorium in place to hold evictions last september. we know this just scratches the surface. these filings have had renters of color especially hard for example about 16,000 eviction actions and majority in georgia since september. in 2021, progress owned by private equity firms and areas management have filed to evict residents in the clayton counties that more than seven times were the rate wher