your opponent josh riley, says that folks should didn't trust you on that issue. i wonder if vice president harris wins. >> would you go along with her proposal to codify the protections of roe versus wade into law i want to be sure first that the laws in the state of new york are not, not diminished at all, and that i think is the first priority for me. >> i do not support a national abortion ban and i won't i'm the first republican to embrace and seek to sponsor legislation to protect both ivf and birth control in this country. and i remain committed to it and they also believe in expanding, as i have by leading the bipartisan coalition, access to care, so that women have a quality care no matter the decision they make, i want to be sure that any action that's taken, i don't know that the senate can move on much of anything, but any action that's taken does not add all infringe on the rights of new yorkers. and that the law in the state of new york is protected and access and rights that are given new yorkers are preserved. >> and congressmen, a quick question b

these legal argument josh riley may just turn to the border.who kills a woman in syracuse, rapes a woman in the capitol district. no one wanted to write about those things. people were not angry enough about that but yes, is out of character for me. ultimately assault and respect those who want to come to this nation legally we need to have a process that supports that. i will not back down to making the argument that because of the policies of this administration were less safe at our southern border we are less safe in our northern border and created a system where new yorkers in upstate new york is it treated as second-class citizens. they are angry and i as the representative and angry for them. correct mr. riley? what so love to hear and answer the question as to whether he stands by dangerous or harmful conspiracy theory he's been pedaling he did not answer the question. maybe you're embarrassed about it? i would be if those words had come out of my mouth. here's the thing. both parties have failed us terribly. with respect to the seven b

josh riley was asked whether he supported the president. day he did and one day he didn't. >> i've been very clear that i support the nominee. i'm not supporting the guy who ripped away roe v. wade and tried to turn over an election. >> when asked whether or not he supported the vice president, he didn't have an answer. but you wouldn't know a lot of this because here we are in the only debate that my opponent would agree to. >> i agreed to three. >> you agreed to one. backed out of another and the difficult questions we face the people we represent aren't being asked of josh riley. he spent the last months hiding behind campaign ads. i think we ought to hold both counties accountable but i don't think it's right to be lectured to about democracy for an individual who wrapped himself around a party that woke up and threw joe biden under the bus and supported kamala harris. >> let's move on to our next question. >> for mr. riley. -- are a persistent concern amongst voters nationwide. how are you planning on addressing issue if elected to con

. >> josh riley pretends i'm of the district.al franken disgraced senator from minnesota in washington, d.c. is he a harvard grad, hardly spoken against the anti-semitism hauling in a lot of cash. marcus molinaro second most expensive race. he has done a nice job for the district. he threads the needle says is he bipartisan needs to be for the district. really when trump comes to madison square garden and trump comes to long island and this is the reason. this is part of the reason. sure it's iconic and hometown for donald trump. the other reasons are to keep the house red. and it goes through districts like this that even in a quote, so-called blue stated, this kind of district flipped for republican. by the way, i'm so tired of hearing new jersey, connecticut, new york blue states. we are not stupid states. we can turn this around. i bet a lot of you are from there and vote there. >> lawrence: before you ran a successful campaign you were a pollster. >> i don't like the semicolon i like to talk. >> lawrence: here is the deal ke

josh riley, if you can pick it up, that'd be a good sign for democrats moving forward. but again, the house way too close to call the senate, leaning republican. >> all right. harry we enten thank you so much. thank you. all of those numbers and all of those faces and all of those racist john. >> all right with us now is beto o'rourke, former democratic congressman from texas, former presidential candidate, also a senate candidate and texas, let me just start there. since harry was just talking about the race for the senate colin all red democrat in texas running against ted cruz, trying to beat him. you got close in 2018 in a pretty democratic year. why would it be possible for calling all read to do what you could not? >> you know, better year. we were in a midterm cycle. this is a presidential cycle, greater turnout and traditionally democrats turnout at a higher margin in a presidential cycle. and they do in a midterm. and then you add to that, since i last ran against ted cruz, this guy has been responsible in part for the insurrection attempt on 6 january 2021. an

riley read for decades. let's talk about it with or senn to grip the hilton national particle reporter julia manchester joshief of staff to mitch mcconnell fox and senior analyst juan williams and mario parker bloomberg managing editor for the u.s. economy. good to see all of you today. julia, how worried are the two parties about where the houses going? it has been not fun for the various speakers who have been trying to control the gop was such a slim margin. democrats seem pretty bullish on flipping the house. >> they do seem bullish. you look at the a-10 with janelle stelson and scott perry for a while there feeling quite confident about that race. you are seeing a democrats tract start to make and roads. now it's a tossup there feeling confident about that. but in general i think there is some worry on the republican side. if republicans were true when the house there is a question as to what happens next, i how much margin? what happens with leadership? there is anxiety and both sides may be for two different reasons but democrats i talk to very confident right now. shannon: we know people like to spl