matt: thank you so much for joining us, juan pablo. setting us up for my next interview.ne investor not initially convinced by milei is hans humes. the long-term argentina bull had considered sergio to be the most pro-market candidate. he joins us to discuss the results. thank you so much for coming in. what do you think? >> the argentine people spoke, and i thought that masa represented some kind of continuity. matt: continuity is what they did not want. >> exactly, 55% plus percent of the people, thank god for democracy, they spoke. we are going to undertake a shock change. i think it makes sense to sort of backup a little bit. what does argentina need? it needs confidence. more importantly, international market confidence and confidence of the people. nobody has confidence in the peso. what's important is we see, as one pablo was saying -- juan pablo was saying, really competent people introduced to the team. everything he does in the next little while is going to be seen in the eyes of what is going to give stability to argentina? whatever he does, if there is confide

. >> todd: juan pablo segura joins me now.kin went on to say path through our majority goes through juan pablo segura. a lot of pressure, sir. why do you think you are going to win? >> no pressure at all. we're going to win this thing because we have a message. on day one of this campaign, my background, i've been an entrepreneur, i started maternal healthcare company. i decided to go into politics because of my newborn son luca. we need a new group of peep toll bring us together. business people like the governor, that is why he's been successful in virginia. we can be successful together. we need a new generation of leaders to bring us together, make sure we have good schools, no idiology, focus on excellence and invest in law enforcement. my opponent endorsed by eight groups that are calling to defund the police. we will nots do that. we will celebrate the police here in virginia. >> todd: what policies will republicans enact if they get the trifecta in virginia? the governor, republican, flipping the senate is what you are

pero me encuentro también con juan pablo, que trabaja en el banco de comida de solano y contra costa.n incremento. >> ahora en lo que estamos sirviendo de casi el doble de demasiado. estamos viendo demasiada inseguridad en la comida de nuestros vecinos. toda esta campaña nos va a ayudar demasiado a poder este pelear contra eso. sí, y juan pablo, esta ayuda es demasiado fácil para que todos el área de la bahía sean involucrado en esta. >> en esta iniciativa. con esto que vemos aquí es un ticket que agarra usted cuando hace sus compras aquí en safeway y es una donación de 10■!a. pero estos 1$ van a ir. tienen un gran camino, verdad? cuéntame más. si a definitivamente de la manera en la que nosotros hacemos nuestras compras en bulto. >> este estos 10■!a$ mínimo vana podernos ayudar a alimentar 20 platillos por lo mínimo. so es una manera demasiado fácil en la que la persona solamente tiene que tomar el papelito, dárselo a la persona, al registradora y con tan solo escanearlo automáticamente 10■!a$ para podr seguir haciendo lo que hacemos. >> y me platicabas que más allá de las fiestas, a

even in districts that joe biden carried in 2020 you see republicans in the richmond suburbs or juan pablogora in a county with a chance flipping the senator republican control. youngkin badly wants the trifecta to work with so he can get legislation through richmond. i tend to think democrats are slightly favored in both chambers. we have seen a pattern the last couple of years, democrats performing well in special elections for state legislative offices. they are doing well in low turnout scenarios. what i think is happening in the wake of the dobbs decision, democrats have benefited among the highest engaged voters for the most reliable, biden's problem has been more with peripheral voters that are less engaged and particularly in virginia which has a large base of college educated voters. they are likely to play an outside role in the low turnout contest. host: sean is in maryland, independent line. caller: at first i thought mike johnson would unify the republican party and work with the president and democrats to address the issues but then when he supported the impeachment inquiry,

. >> maga republicans like juan pablo segura want to ban abortion in virginia. criminalizing abortion is wrong. >> reporter: it is a giant test of whether republicans can end a streak of punishing election losses since the supreme court tossed out roe v. wade. >> discussion around abortion is one between an extreme position from the left and a reasonable position from all republicans. >> reporter: the youngkin events look like a presidential test run. this is in the fast growing richmond suburbs. democrats hope to unseat a big youngkin ally and prove the abortion debate still cuts their way. >> there's nothing reasonable about banning abortion. but that's exactly what republican chevon donovan wants to do. >> during the covid lockdowns it was chevon donovan that really worked to get our kids back in the classrooms. and i'm deeply appreciative for that. >> reporter: rachel kulak calls herself a conservative independent, supports donald trump, prefers a six-week abortion ban but is open to compromise. >> i don't support abortion. but if he can get it to 15 weeks i

this district in particular the republican state senate candidate and entrepreneur by the name of juan pablon one of the central issues of his campaign against his democratic opponent that would be former cia officer and attorney russett. focusing on education helps carry virginia governor glenn youngkin to victory in 2021. the selection he's been hitting the campaign trail hard on behalf of the republican candidates were running in the state even though youngkin is not running himself he's using a similar playbook and recalling his race two years ago. >> people cannot believe that they did not think parents belong in the classroom but they said over and over again terry mcauliffe and 21, monte mason against, they said they don't believe the same things that everybody else in virginia believes that parents should be in charge of the children. >> other issues this election include inflation, crime and abortion. all 140 seats in the virginia state legislature are up for grabs tomorrow we will pay close attention to what is on voters minds to see how that informs 2024 as well as the race in vir

republican state senate candidate and entrepreneur by the name of juan pablo segura is really leaningparents rights one of the central issues of his campaign against his democratic opponent, attorney and former cia officer russet perry. loudoun county has been in the news because parents have really gotten involved in school board meeting ands their kid's educations. we'll see how that impacts this election as republicans are hoping that's an issue that resinates with voters and carries them to the polls and republicans to victory tomorrow. elizabeth: grady trimble, you're always terrific. thank you so much. good to see you. joining us now is congressman bob good of virginia. congressman, you heard that story. what do you make of this report? well, voters -- will voters decide tomorrow if virginia goes red or blue? >> i think they will decide in virginiaens are suffering enough under democratic policy and they'll make a statement against the policies they're connecting the suffering that are going under massive 40 year high inflation and interest rates and utility prices and gas price

[mÚsica] jessica: el actor colombiano juan pablo informÓ vÍa redes sociales que fue atacado por cincoan delgada que es como estoy haciendo esto desde el amor y siempre hago ese tipo de chequeo en todo. jessica: nos despedimos de este revoltillo digital con " 1000 amores " de sofÍa reyes. que suene la mÚsica este martes. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] karla: me gusto esa canciÓn. raÚl: tremenda voz. jessica: me alegra que les guste, chicos. por otra parte, concierto de rbd en colombia y recibieron una placa junto a dulce marÍa por un tema que comparten porque es nÚmero 1 en brasil. alan:esos de rbd en brasil son suceso. raÚl: en todas partes, pusieron una foto del concierto de medellÍn y era impresionante el desespero de la gente por darlo. [hablan a la vez] [risas] karla:el que sepa que es un brigadero. es un dulce. alan: yo pensÉ que estaban hablando como de un cuate fornido. [risas] raÚl:[habla en portuguÉs] satcha:[habla en portuguÉs] [aplausos] satcha: se hace con leche condensada. [rÍen] satcha: bien, seÑales vamos a contar lo que hoy acapara titulares. ahora mismo residentes de acap

but i'll tell you, the road to the majority in our senate comes through loudoun county with juan pabloar. we have got to get him elected tomorrow. and i'm asking all republicansee ,get off the couch tomorrow. go vote. off couch to leave your vote inr pocket. >> we need you at the polls. governor, how do you feel the effort that you've been leading has as worked leadingmor into tomorrow? >> do you feel like it's beenow successful. ? ccessful. i do think it's been successful, sean. we>>k tht has have seen a an out registration from republicans versus democrats. they started with a much higher block than us and we've closed a the gap. we have had a much greater turnout in early votin g has been awesome and i see huge momentum across the commonwealth. john i've done 100 campaign events and i've had a chance to to voters all over the commonwealth. and i hear over and over and over vover that they lovehe the fact that we have providedf $5 billion of tax relief. we recognize it's their money, not we brought down the cost gov of living. we have stood up for parentserna we have worked hard to m

pablo yoruba guzmÁn. back in 20 seconds. ♪ [music break] amy: "pa'lante" by hurray for the riff raff. this is democracy now! i'm amy goodman with juan. visionary former minister of information of the young lords pablo yoruba guzmÁn, longtime reporter who died of a heart attack. in 1969, heath cofounded the new york chapter of the predominately puerto rican radical group the young lords which fought against police brutality, racism, u.s. imperialism, militarism. they also provided health care, child care, breakfast to impoverished people. from december 1969, pablo guzman . >> it ain't just y'all in this church. it may sound ridiculous, but this all links up to what is happening from puerto rico to watts. don't ever forget that. what you do here today, what you do after you leave this church, whether we get busted or we have to walk out -- either way, it is still a victory. whatever happens after that is going to be important for the fate of the world. people all over waiting. i am kind of a pessimist. no matter what happens, we have won. we have a victory here today. they can never take that away from us. you go out proud matter what

pablo alborÁn. raÚl: ademÁs, aquÍ te ayudamos si las preocupaciones no te dejan conciliar el sueÑo. doctor juanlos colombianos tambiÉn, tengo muchas amistades. voy a poder estar en un lugar privilegiado y eso me da mucha felicidad. jomari: ahora nos vamos con otra compatriota de nuestra casa. estÁ como por ahÍ dando la vuelta por sevilla. jessi! jessica: mire, voy mejorando con mis pasos de flamenco. voy a aprovechar que no estÁ jomari asÍ no me va a criticar, de aquÍ el jueves serÉ toda una bailarina de flamenco. me encuentra en plaza amÉrica. es un lugar hermoso. allÁ atrÁs no sÉ si le alcanzan a ver pero ahÍ no produce muy importante con camilo. Él es uno de los mÁs nominados esta prÓxima entrega y voy a hablar con Él y todo eso lo tendrÁn en "despierta amÉrica". mientras tanto vamos con los trending topic. se la vuelven a hacer a bad bunny, inteligencia artificial para sacar una versiÓn de reggaeton de " burrito sabanero", la cosa estÁ candela, vamos con esto que es el revoltillo digital. [mÚsica] jessica: se enfurecer a bad bunny de nuevo? crean con inteligencia artificial " burrito sabane

pablo guzman went on to write for publications, including the "village voice" and "rolling stone," and spent nearly two decades at new york station wcbs. his long-time friend, democracy now! co-host juanonzalez, called guzman "the best street reporter on tv." and those are some of the headlines this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. when we come back, the four-day truce in gaza has entered its final day, but negotiations are continuing to extend the truce. we will go to israel and the west bank on the hostages and prisoner releases. ♪ ♪ [music break] amy: "a child" by oumaima khalil and marcel khalife. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the temporary four-day truce in gaza has entered its final day, but negotiations are continuing to extend the truce. so far, hamas has released a total of 58 hostages who had been held captive for seven weeks. 39 of the freed hostages have been israel citizens. hamas also released 17 thai workers, a filipino worker, and an israeli-russian. since the truce began, israel has released 117 imprisoned palestinians, mostly women and children, including many who had been held witho