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last hour, i've talked of attorney general keith ellison about his meeting with the white house this but why was the white house not inviting allison months ago to strategize and mobilize? >> why haven't we've been doing this since wendy davis took her filibuster in texas, when all of this stuff really started playing out? we have consistently been begging democrats to actually care. we have been consistently trying to get the public to understand that the state legislators are being absolutely fed full of model legislation by groups like americans for life and the right ring extremist groups. quite frankly, we have a president who is only actually said the word abortion once in his entire public life. i don't think he has it in him right now for the fight because this is a legislative fight -- unless we recognize full bodily autonomy and abortion, something that is a human right for everyone we can talk platitude all we want, but we need to change the months at american people so that they demand it from our politicians. >> according to pop news is -- over the last few days, she wri

or our governor keith ellison, is running for reelection after doing this incredible job taking on the murder of george floyd winning that case. so that is what happens at home. when i look at it nationally, i think about how my good friends, people like maggie hassan in new hampshire, catherine cortez masto nevada, raphael warnock in georgia, how they have been, and mark kelly in arizona, those are focused races. many others of course. there it man. they are doing incredibly well in their states, and that is because people know them and they love them. you then go to states like wisconsin, pennsylvania. one of my favorites, north carolina with judge beasley. >> oh, judge beasley. that's a race to. watch >> doing so. well ohio with tim ryan, who is defining all expectation, and florida. >> so it sounds like you are saying there are possibilities all of the map. >> there. are >> so your projections than, are you saying is the senate holding? it >> by reductions we more than hold the senate. we pick up at least the two seats we need. i think more. and then we are able to finally get voti

who is always been in a tough race there in minnesota, and always pulls it out, or our governor, keith ellisonnning for reelection, after this incredible job of taking on the murder of george floyd and winning that case. so, that's what happens at home. when i look at it nationally, i think about how my good friends, people like maggie hassan in new hampshire, catherine in nevada, raphael warnock in georgia, how they have been, and among kelly in arizona, those are folks, many others of course, we they are doing incredibly well in their states. and that's because people know them and they loved them. you can go to states like wisconsin, pennsylvania, one of my favorites, north carolina with judge beasley. >> oh, judge beasley. always good to watch. >> doing so well there. ohio, with tim ryan, who's defying all expectations. and florida -- >> it sounds like you're saying there's possibilities all over the map. so, are you saying the senate holding it? >> we more than hope the senate, it will pick up at least two seats we need. i think more, and then, we are able to finally get voting rights leg

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i am joined today by minnesota's attorney general, keith ellison and baltimore police commissioner, welcomeo washington poised -- one -- washington post. we would like you, the viewer, to participate as well. if you have a question for one of our panelists, tweet us. if you are here, tweet us, don't stand up and just start talking. the supreme court decision on gun ownership last week, raised concerns about state being able to control policies meant to reduce violent crime. then, some gun control measures were imposed, small steps. we will start with you attorney general, and the supreme court decision which invalidated a new york law which was over 100 dear -- 100 years old about carrying a gun in public. how does that effect public safety nationwide? >> it is an outrageous decision, in my opinion. it is not well rooted in president at all. the second amendment says, a well regulated militia -- >> the first part. >> the very first part. it is amazing that the word "regulation" doesn't seem to have a place. in fact, it's even worse than the heller decision that decided a person can have a g

minnesota attorney general keith ellison, who is vowed to protect abortion access in a state, will joineme court conservative justices are changing lost to reflect the right wing media view of america. we'll explain that and more. i'm ayman mohyeldin, let's get started.

i am joined today by minnesota's attorney general keith ellison, and baltimore commissioner michael harrison. welcome to the washington post. >> we would like, you the viewer, to participate as well. if you've got a question for one of our panelists, tweet us live. you can just stand up and start talking. the supreme court decision on gun ownership last week raised concerns over states being able to manage policies that reduce violent crime. then congress passed legislation which the president signed imposing some gun control measures, although many say that it is small steps. let's start with you, attorney general, on the supreme court decision that invalidated new york law that was over 100 years old on carrying a gun in public. how will that affect public safety in minnesota, and nationwide. >> the supreme court has made our city less safe. it is an outrageous decision, not well rooted in president at all. in fact, the second amendment says that a well regulated mishit militia being -- >> we are part of the second amendment is that in? >> it's the first part. >> there you go, it's the fir