honor b>> juanita, this convern thus far has been about our exit and evacuations.ongress has already said it will probe how and why, what has happened has happened. but they are already rumblings about the resettlement of afghanistan in this country. what does success look like right now? >> i think success looks like making sure afghans that come to this country have what they need. they have food, resources, shelter. and that is going to take a lot of work that we have seen from a lot of governors across the country, that have opened up their state. we have seen that from maryland, iowa, virginia. a number of states that i think we are going to need more of. as we know, there are tens of thousands more afghans still looking for refuge here in the united states. i think what comes along with that is president biden raising the refugee cap. so that we can accommodate them and have the funding and resources that they need to transition to the united states. and so success looks like all of those resources being made available. as we are seeing from progressives on t

juanita, i want to hear you loud on this. i am tempted to ask, who needs republicans when you have the democratic caucus? >> [laughs] this is a master class and self sabotage. and i'm looking at this like, how can democrats think it's a good idea to stand in the way of democrats in an agenda that was run on in 2020, that voters overwhelmingly support, and that voters need. so i'm kind of looking around like, what gives? and honestly this escalation, the second letter, i can only think about right jayapal said earlier today. how can you call yourself a democrat when you are calling yourself a dam against economic investments, childcare, investments on climate action that we need immediately, paid family leave and so much more. so this is a dividing line in the caucus that is wholly unproductive. but again, itself sabotage because the last thing that democrats need to go to voters in the midterm and say is, hey, we didn't get it done? we couldn't get ourselves together as a caucus? it makes no sense. even as we barrel toward th

that's what juanita was referring to.like michigan and pennsylvania and in blue states like new york or california they will all lose a seat. will this help republicans get ahead in trying to win those five seats they need to take over the house in 2022? >> well, if you look at our past, it would tremendously help the republicans, and it will. but there are things to look at. for example, in new york and illinois, for example, they each -- each state will probably lose a republican representative because the democrats do control the lines and they'll probably be, for example, john kueng coe up in upstate new york who will probably have his district redrawn out, if you will. and then there's also something interesting to keep a watch on, rev. and that is the candidates that republicans put up, especially in swing districts. it looks like we're getting the trumpiest of the trump, this is whackiest of the wacky. that will lead to really competitive races where democrats can do better than they traditionally do against a some

still with us, juanita tolliver and tim miller. juanita, i want to hear you out on this.n you have the democratic caucus. >> it's a master class in self sabotag, how can they think it's a good way to stand in the way of democrat with an agenda that voters supported and absolutely need as we are in the pandemic. and i'm kind of looking around like, what gives? and honestly, this escalation, this second letter. i can only think about what representative said earlier today, how can you dare call yourself a democrat when you are voting get child care, voting against economic investments. voting against investments in climate action that we all know we need immediately. paid family leave and so much more. this is a dividing line within the caucus that is wholly unproductive. and again, it's self sabotage the last thing that the democrats need to do is go to voters and say, we didn't get it done, not because of the republicans but we stood in other own way. we could not get it done as a caucus, speaker pelosi said is she is calling back the house early during recess. i'm lookin

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juanita, californians have recalled their governor before.old schwarzenegger. are we taking this threat seriously enough in your opinion? >> i think, rev, a lot more work needs to be done on the ground to make sure that democratic voters are not only aware, but aware of what's at stake with this recall election, because we know in a recall the motivated party is the party that is looking to remove the incumbent. and so you can fully expect republicans to be out in full force in this recall effort. and that's what makes this precarious because in an off cycle, we already expect low turnout. expect even lower turnout in recall. that's another barrier facing incumbent gavin newsom. we have seen deep mobilization efforts and public education efforts in black and brown communities where this may not be a number one priority because we're still very much in a pandemic. we all know that black and brown communities are still behind and struggling economically and financially in this moment. and so getting this to be a top priority in their minds is g

so juanita, you know, you are a mess messenger. this is the work you do, at a macro level. and landing, or do you think it is missing the mark? >> alicea, it's clearly missing the mark, based on these trends and the vaccination rates we're seeing among young people. and they need to emphasize here is the efficacy, but also getting to an understanding of responding to why young people are not getting vaccinated. as abdullah just mentioned, there's typically some explicit reason, whether there's no access to paid leave, concerns or questions still about the vaccines, those can be answered. but i feel like with every piece of data we get, they need translate that. and that's how we can spruce up the messaging from all the public health officials, from the white house, from the cdc, to really streamline this, so it's again something that's fully accessible and relatable. but actionable, so that young people can get the information that they need and feel safe getting vaccinated. >> it does seem that one of the many pieces of pushback that people hear is about the emergency auth

. >> juanita, we'll take optimism. something has to happen.rybody has spoken, in middle of so-called summer of action, seeing the texas democrats who are holed up in washington trying to do something, begging the federal government. saying we can't keep holding out on this one. seeing people including members of congress being arrested to draw attention to this. seeing new effort that bill is talking about. what has to happen next to not lose the momentum that folks have to entrench voting rights in way that can't be eroded by state legislators? >> action. while bill is optimistic, i'm concerned. can't say i'm optimistic. two impasses as far as action on the legislative piece on voting rights is coming down to filibuster or getting republicans. i don't believe there are ten good republicans who will do the right thing. republicans have shown this iron clad opposition to any and every piece of legislation coming to democrats prior to the bipartisan infrastructure package. everything else they've is stopped. leveraged the filibuster in june on t

how likely is that, do you think, juanita?think it is likely subpoenas are going to be issued. and i think it's also going to continue to grow the rage within the gop that kinzinger and cheney are serving on the select committee and that kinzinger is out here saying that we're coming for you if you had anything to do with this. we're coming for you to get the answers that we know americans want. we're coming for you to get to the truth. so i think it's likely the subpoenas will be issued, jonathan. what i'm not sure is likely is that these folks will appear before the select committee to testify. we know they're going to fight tooth and nail to going up there and having to plead the fifth or just obfuscate the entire time. so what we know is likely going to happen is these subpoenas are definitely going to be issued. kinzinger is asking the question, what are you afraid of? either you said this is a normal day at the office and tourists were visiting the capitol or you had something to do with this and you have some culpabilit

before we do, juanita, the white house announced 14 minimums of the cabinet will travel to at least 13 states showing voters how this bipartisan infrastructure deal will impact their lives. two questions for you. one is how much of that pitch is to voters themselves and how much of that pitch is to members of congress who for one reason or another might have reservations about this who are going to need to be hearing from their con stitt weapons about their support for these bills, and what is the pitch itself, right? do you talk about what is in the bill? do you really target it specifically to each community that you reach? what does that pitch sound like? >> look, alicia, i think it's two-pronged. we know this infrastructure package is largely popular across the country and so i think having this localized pitch is going to be important, not only to remind voters of what democrats are working on and their vision for this country but the efforts by the administration to make this bipartisan which we know would have some appeal to independent voters in the midterms so i think that pit

ah, this is juanita. let's go round on now. the top stories a powerful 7.2 magnitude. earthquake is struck. haiti from single red alert from the us geological survey. eighty's prime minister says the enormous damage of several death, heidi ho castro has moved from washington dc. it's at the center was that petite trudy need, which is about 160 kilometers west of haiti's capital. this is again, the 7.2 magnitude and many are comparing it to the earthquake that had haiti in 2010, which was slightly smaller magnitude measured at 7.0 by the us geological survey. of course, that was a devastating disaster taking the lives of somewhere between 202300000 haitians and leaving one and a half 1000000 people. homeless was taliban take city off to city in afghanistan, president of connie made his 1st public comments in days, appearing in a brief video. he said he's speaking with local leaders in international partners about how to prevent more instability and violence caught upon his capture. 3 more provincial capitals in afghanistan, taki

ah, this is juanita. let's go round on now. the top stories, a powerful $7.00 magnitude of quake struck haiti from single red alert from the us geological survey. 80 prime minister says that enormous damage and several death. heidi ho castro has moved from washington dc. it's at the center was that petite tro denise, which is about 160 kilometers west of haiti's capital. this is again the 7.2 magnitude. how many are compared.

anywhere else to live, that car, he drives to work will also then become his home. gabriel's ando, juanita, east brunswick, new jersey. touch the spot. know his peter, thank you so much. football's governing body fee for is coming under increased pressure of its demand for players to be released by club for world cup qualifies. the french lee has now joined a spanish and english counterpart who had already stops players from travelling to red las countries to games because the quarantine requirements on a return, it raises doubts about the prospects of parents, benjamin leon, l macy, and name are playing against each other when argentina and brazil meet in a qualify on september 5th or 2 in league, nice have been ordered to play the next home game against bordeaux behind closed doors. this comes off seems on sunday, when home fans invaded the pitch confronted place from the visiting team all say, whose play the music part yet even had a bottle thrown at him metric band with 15 minutes to go. pick what he said he might leave matches the city when he contract expires at the end of next seaso

anywhere else to live, that car he drives to work will also then become his home. gabriel's ando, juanita, east brunswick, new jersey. ah, this is al jazeera, these at the top stories. there's less than a week to go before the deadline. to complete evacuations from of ghana, sam, but the us is telling us citizens not to go to the airport because of a security threat and searching americans already.

anywhere else to live, that car he drives to work will also then become his home. gabriel's ando, juanita, east brunswick, new jersey. indigenous activists in brazil are waiting for the supreme court to make a crucial ruling on rights to their ancestral lands. members of 170 groups or in the capital resilience to hear the decision arrives group appealed against the same view that tribes can only claim land if they lives there or made the claim before law came into force. 30 years ago. indigenous people say many of their communities were expelled decades beforehand. monica yanna, kiev is outside the supreme court in brazilian. it's been a very, very long day. there was a screen set up here behind me where they were listening to the supreme court justices vote, but instead of voting on the indigenous issue, which is which should have been addressed today. early in the afternoon, they started talking about the central bank and a proposal to make it independent from the government. and so during the whole afternoon, you had all these different indigenous people. just camp out here listening t

anywhere else to live, that car, he drives to work will also then become his home gabriel's condo, juanita, east brunswick, new jersey, ah, era. and these are the top stories, thousands of people hoping to leave afghanistan before an august 31st deadline being told not to go to cobble airport. the us and its allies have warned about possible attacks charlotte balance has moved from cobbling.

host: juanita, fort payne, alabama, republican.aller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. i have several comments real quickly. first of all, president biden keep bringing up donald trump. donald trump had nothing to do with this. it's not the fact that president biden did this, it's the way he did it. the procedure that he took. second of all, a lot of this is -- i don't know, a distraction i guess. we need to pray for our country because our countries is going down the tubes. he does need to quit blaming donald trump for what he did . he did this, donald trump didn't. donald trump would have gotten the people out first before he remove the troops. that is the way president biden should have done this. i don't know who's giving him his information but whoever it is, they need to step down and president biden needs to resign. you have a great day, thank you. host: in the washington post -- in a badly shaken white house, sadness and her and they write that the catastrophe and couple has spawned some finger-pointing and se

. >> juanita, talk to me about the split inside the democratic party the congresswoman felt as if thee ability to deal with the split inside the party, but give me your kind of sense, when it comes to moderate democrats saying, listen, let's vote on this on its own, and then deal with reconciliation? >> look, yasmin, i'm looking at the how moderates like why oh why would you put in payable a big portion of the democratic agenda at this point? we're seeing it play out in social media. progressives are shooting back, why are you willing to sink a big part of biden's agenda. so i want to cling to the hope that representative moore communicated, but get it across the finish line was such a thing margin in the house will be a big undertaking. i think it -- whether we have the moderates in the house -- democratic caucus saying we put it out there to show we're pushing back, or they're going to continue to beat that drum, which could put a big part at risk. >>> we're going to continue to monitor those two big stories, the infrastructure bill and then the rosen testimony, and bring you any up

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. >> joining us now, juanita tolliver, democratic strategist, and matt gorm an, former communicationscan committee. good to see you both. i wonder, matt if i could start with you and your sense of who is to blame for this. some of it has been laid at president trump's feet with his negotiations with the taliban. some of it is laid at president biden's decision to stick to this time lime rather than pulling out in the winter when we know the taliban do not fight because it is too severe in the winter to do so. who do you think we should be pointing the finger at? >> yeah. i'll say this. it seemed like it doesn't really matter to have blame. we need to get them out. with donald trump and joe biden had essentially the same position. get the heck out of afghanistan as soon as we can. why do they disagree that? it is defensible. and what is not defensible is how we're doing it right now. we're jeopardizing the lives of american personnel, embassy personnel, to say nothing of what they were talking about about the afghan who's helped us along the way and the way the biden administration has

. >> juanita, does that tell us everything we need to know about this legislation? >> absolutely.ow tight he got, hearing the word even mentioned on the house floor? i want to shout out to those state representatives for naming it, calling a spade a spade. what we have across the country are racist voter suppression bills, passing across republican led statehouses. texas, georgia, arizona will not stop. and so what now is needed is congressional action. i'm really grateful that we're discussing this in relation to the march tomorrow. that's what this is about. keeping pressure on congress to protection our elections, make sure we don't have systemic barriers to the polls. when we call out the targeted, intentionally discriminatory practices for what they are, racist, this is the reaction we get. that's why it's important for congress to act, to make sure our rights are protected. >> matt, you had some senators saying they're optimistic that federal legislation can move. what do they know that we don't know? >> i don't know what they know that we don't know. but i wish they'd get t

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you're all about to say juanita broderick. this is her, right? this country, no, this world is replete with predatory men. they're in politics and tv. hey, matt lauer. and hollywood and hip-hop. there's harvey weinstein and les moonves and bill o'reilly and the probably burning in hell roger ailes and russell simmons and on and on and on. it's a huge problem. but it's one that has grown out of this toxic idea of male entitlement that only one of our two political parties actually embraces. democrats literally fired al franken for a picture and apparent hugging. we are over the top on moral compass on this side. it is you on the right who voted 60% in alabama for judge roy "banned from hot topic" moore. and voted 6 in 10 for jeffrey epstein's rapy bosom buddy donald trump. and then made him your king. so that's on you. joining me now is maura gay, a member of the "new york times" editorial board. and charlie sykes, editor at large at the bull wrk and an msnbc contributor and columnist. thank you both for being here. i want to start with you, maura

host: juanita, fort payne, alabama, republican.aller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. i have several comments real quickly. first of all, president biden keep bringing up donald trump. donald trump had nothing to do with this. it's not the fact that president biden did this, it's the way he did it. the procedure that he took. second of all, a lot of this is -- i don't know, a distraction i guess. we need to pray for our country because our countries is going down the tubes. he does need to quit blaming donald trump for what he did stuff he did this, donald trump didn't. donald trump would have gotten the people out first before he remove the troops. that is the way president biden should have done this. i don't know who's giving him his information but whoever it is, they need to step down and president biden needs to resign. you have a great day, thank you. host: in the washington post -- ron in los angeles, an independent, let me show you the headlines about what happened in kabul yesterday from around the country.

cincinnati this is juanita on the line for those who are unemployed.ow long have you been unemployed? caller: like the other caller when you retire you lose things too. but i am tired of republicans making economic messes. there is a great difference in this recovery in that people seem to be getting back on their feet a little bit better and they seem to be going back to better wages. i get to hear the republicans say the b word, benefits. [indiscernible] for the first caller in ohio, he needs to do his research. in ohio people are not sitting on rent money. the money is in the custody -- we have 88 counties. a renter does not get that many. he has to go to an attorney, then you go to the clerk of courts, then you go to the action commission and then the money is dispersed. the renter does not see the money. nobody is blowing any money. before republicans get on here and people are not working, they need to go do their research. i would say turnaround and look what is happening in your county. host: we will head to west virginia, this is bobby. are yo

esta la envÍa juanita santana. dice: "quiero vacunarme, pero me da un miedo terrible.levo una cirugÍa, y lo contÉ. y si me hago otra, y maÑana otra, ¿quÉ te importa? no te metas, porque yo tambiÉn me meto. que tantas operaciones... majadera! si me opero o no me opero, ¿quÉ te opero? rosario sÁnchez, muy metiche, y te voy a bloquear. este canal no es para bloquear, ni para ofender, ni para maltratar. y si maÑana me hago otra cirugÍa, es muy mi cuerpo. [rÍe] yo no estoy diciendo que soy un muchacho de 20, ¿y quÉ? no me enojÉ con la mujer esta, no me importa. que me sigan criticando. pero tampoco asÍ, no. hasta la prÓxima, y no estoy enojado. carlos: quÉ personaje! Él dice: "no me critiquen", pero Él ha hecho una carrera hablando de otras personas. de hecho, ese video fue para hablar sobre "el retador". Él critica, pero no quiere ser criticado. tony: es puro contenido para su canal de youtube, que ahora se verÁ mÁs. si a usted lo critican en las redes sociales y no le gusta, bloquÉelo. carlos: y este formato es interesante. aquÍ en la televisiÓn no podemos decir malas pal