lauren is here with more. >> i'd be mad, too, a lot of people are mad, including kyrsten sinema.4 million to handle the migrant influx and new york city, a sanctuary city, received four times that or $105 million. kyrsten sinemas the democratic leaders in congress hail from new york, where 100,000 migrants have passed through, so many that mayor eric adams is running out of placis deemed responsible to put them. kathy hochul's office wrote a letter to mayor adams saying stop the slow walking. the city has not made timely request for regulatory changes, has not promptly shared information with the state, has not impelemented programs in a timely matter or consulted the state before taking action. no harmony as the migrant crisis enters a new phase. people are mad all around. >> carley: yeah, also speaking of money, lauren, there is a vocal proponent of cancelling student loan debt who happens to hold a lot of student loan debt. >> she carries $50,000 in student debt last year from her time at boston university. she pushed the white house to cancel student debt. she wrote, now woul

stuart: arizona senator kyrsten sinema says new york city has enough money to fight the migrant crisisoing to get? >> at this point new york city is receiving over $104 million from fema to help with this crisis and is a crisis that continues to spread i was in man entered midtown manhattan this year i met brooklyn and this is the latest site where their housing some of the migrants converting green spaces in the pool all over into housing upsetting for new yorkers considering this is a city that does not have a ton of green space or pools. new yorkers are upset that though side out of the state they are having trouble feeling bad for the city. kyrsten sinema said she livid new york city is getting a massive injection of federal funding to tackle the crisis while her home state and texas have been bearing the brunt of the migrant surge four years, like i said new york city 104 and fema aid and to put the amperage into perspective that is 13 days of the crisis but it is in fact the largest amount released from the department of homeland security federal shelter in services program so fa

kyrsten sinema is absolutely correct to step to the plate and say what president biden is doing is at's needed, texas, arizona, in certain places in california. and when you look at new mexico, where president biden consistent --constantly panders to politic, to get his base to stand behind him. that doesn't do justice by the american people. maria: what's your sense of who is coming in now. you told me, look, it's 150 countries, people are coming from everywhere to come to america. they're coming through mexico. it's concerning to me. we spoke with your colleague, lieutenant olivarez the other day, and we talked about the number of chinese nationals coming in. that number's up almost 1300% year over year and he said these are all military aged men so what's that about? and tell us who you would say, the makeup of people coming in, from where? >> there's so many aspects of border security that is scary. and if the american people was actually aware of what's going on, when you look at the chinese nationals that are coming in, we know that china does not like the united states. why wo

report on presidential election fraud in georgia he and 18 others were were indt oindicted >>> kyrsten sinema is offering her help to end a standoff between government branches. in a recording obtained by nbc news, the independent lawmaker told an arizona group last week that she has volunteered to help find a compromise in the dispute between the biden administration and alabama senator tommy tuberville over military appointments for months, tuberville has been blocking military appointments the obstruction has left three branches of the u.s. military without senate-confirmed leaders. the white house has repeatedly called for tuberville to back down from this position, calling his actions totally irresponsible. >>> chilling new body camera footage shows a deadly ambush in north dakota a gunman killing one officer and wounding others before a cop took him down. valerie castro has the story, but a warning the video is disturbing >> reporter: the newt a routine accident when mayhem breaks out. the ambush unleashing rapid, deadly gunfire on the streets last month in a matter of seconds, the susp

she sees what happened with kyrsten sinema.st want to leave her behind and leave her in the dust in the democrat party. anyone else. she could have actually made real alliances with conservative populist on these issues that she claimed which she campaigned to care about. thee is more repulsed by conservatives than she is with any allegiance towards real progressivism. >> that's the real tragedy. it would actually be good for our country. >> laura: work together. >> good for our country to have a real patriotic left, that questioned mega corporations. questioned oligarchy, questioned the war machine, that questioned by the way who is profiting from open borders. >> laura: like glenn greenwald one of those people. having that in congress would be very good for america. we would wants those kinds of leftists. now they are all the same bland old horrible d.c. democrat that is for corporate policy and war policy down the line. >> laura: aoc solidified her cred with this latest endorsement. >> i think he has done quite well, given t

>> i don't know if you saw senator kyrsten sinema, she was frustrated, i think new york got 143 milliondollars a lot of like a week ago and she went through the roof. arizona dealing with a massive wave up to 30 or 40% and it's coming from the taxpayers. the taxpayers are funding the bill and the consumer. stuart: and talking yesterday, peter doocy asked president biden about devon archers testimony. >> there's this testimony one of your sons former business associates is claiming you were on speakerphone walking bus business. >> never talked business, i know it's a lousy question. >> why is that a lousy question? >> it's not true. >> thank you, mr. president you want i don't know why the monty python theme song was playing but it was. what you make of his response there? >> i think it's time to flip the script and talk about lies to the american people, both as vice president and now. it's clear arranged meetings foy from archer was in china coordinated for the creation of a company that would do dealings with china so this is so absurd, it's time for impeachment inquiry, the dealings

kyrsten sinema and i get along really well and when we agree. when we disagree 80% of the time. but the 20% that we agree we should work together. chris coons and i worked on historically black colleges and funding, and why? if you think we have a need and we can fill that and makes the country better off in the long-term. >> why not. >> why wouldn't you. >> you've mentioned the importance of faith in your own development. i'd love for you to talk more about development, what role you see the faith community and religion playing today? are they active enough in helping to heal some of the divisions that are hurting our country. what should we be telling leaders of faith in our community? >> i think we're not active enough. one. things i learned from my faith is that it teaches me how to treat you and it warns me how you may treat me back. the warning is important, as well. you read matthew 544 and think about charleston, south carolina. the mother emanuel church shooting, a racist walked into the church and killed nine believers. and 36 hours later the family members are looking

. >> ashley: if he switches joe manchin would follow the lead of kyrsten sinema who became an independent last year. i think the people of west virginia would welcome that. when you look at democrats, they have gone so far left in washington, i'm not sure that is what true democrats want. >> carley: joe manchin has not ruled out a run for president, look at comment like this, he could possibly switch parties and he could be a third party candidate going into 2024, that is not good news for joe biden. especially because the type of democrat he is aligns with the type of democrat joe biden used to be, union worker democrat. we'll see how this plays out, this is big news this morning. back to breaking news this morning, 55 people are now confirmed dead in the hawaii wildfires. all hands on deck searching for survivors and getting people to safety. >> ashley: two lawmakers helping with the efforts will be joining us next. how do we decide what hotel to book? [poof] fear not, i got you! who are you? i'm your fairy hotel mother. what is happening? let me help you pick a hotel you feel good abou

interesting maneuvers happening around the -- >> todd: joe manchin and larry hogan or hogan and kyrsten sinemaman doesn't mention this april thing. >> cheryl: he did not, he waited until fox news sunday. this is wild, stores are losing millions of dollars, multiple smash and grabs happens in los angeles, now this nike store, l.a. nike outlet, there was a sting operation. 10 people were arrested at the store. a million dollars has been lost in that store alone, according to robert pe,acock with l.a. county department. we have seen massive robberies happening in los angeles, how does the mayor respond? karen bass blames potential profit are if the crime crisis, telling fox 11, things like this happen when there is profit to be made. it is basically the consumer's fault we're getting massive amounts of retail smash and grabs because want to go out and buy yourself a nice purse or nike shoes, it is the viewer and consumers fault. >> ashley: of course it is. did the 10 people that got arrested stay in jail? this topic blows my mind. what is going on with this situation with elon musk and doj? >> ch

arizona senator kyrsten sinema.led out new york city's democrats for waiting about the migrant crisis, come live in yuma for a day. i'm sure house republicans will love to see president biden, who was visiting arizona, perhaps speak a little bit. not going to happen though. >> sandra: not many are holding their breath. thank you very much. our next guest will be testifying at that hearing with cochise county, arizona, sheriff, mark daniels. what's your message at the hearing? >> good afternoon. let me just say, we are honored to have the congressional team in the hearing today. we are going to share our community, share the tragedies we've seen over the last, a little over two years. in less than 18 months, we have placed just over 2300 individuals in my jail for border related crimes. just under 2300, only 131 work -- they are people from the united states, international crime, smuggling fentanyl, illicit drugs, human traff trafficking. it is a crisis on our border. washington, d.c., the said administration, a coup

what do you make of the appeal on behalf of senator kyrsten sinema two days ago complaining about the money going to new york city to take care of the migrants here when she was with the president yesterday at the dedication of that monument in northern arizona, at the same time you have new york city's mayor complaining every day and then yesterday the mayor in boston did the same thing. both of these areas, boston and new york, are said to be sanctuary cities. why would they not call out the one person who could change this policy? >> you will have to ask them that question. the resources leaving the border and going north to new york city and other areas in the east coast doesn't make any sense for any of us here living this situation on the border every single day. you mentioned the numbers. the tucson sector, my hometown, the sector on the border here in arizona is now the number one sector for crossings for encounters, apprehensions, forgotaways as well, which is the ones seen on cameras but we don't encounter and know who they are. this is dangerous and ground 0 for the border

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while some workers are complaining about this move others like senator kyrsten sinema says she is livid of federal funding to tackle the migrant crisis while her home state and texas have been bearing the brunt of the migrant surge for years. >> when i hear from folks in other parts of the country say oh it's hard. our shelters are overwhelmed. yeah. come live a day in the life of yuma, -- >> since last spring, over 93,000 migrants have passed through new york city. the city getting over $104 million in fema aid. while that covers just 13 days of the cost of this crisis here, it is the largest amount released from the department of homeland security's federal shelter and services program so far. mayor eric adams has repeatedly turned to the federal government asking for more funding saying that the city is now out of money and space because of that, city hall says that more parks are on the table as options, including central park which particularly in the summer, bret, is heavily utilized by families and visitors to this city. i will send it back to you. >> bret: madison, thank you. fr

jackie: arizona senator kyrsten sinema says she is, quote, livid about new york city receiving $100 million migrant crisis here before arizona or texas. watch this. >> when i hear from folks in other parts of the country say oh, it's hard or shelters or overwhelmed, yeah, come live a day in the life of yuma, summerton or san luis. what we're experiencing in arizona is matched only by what folks are experiencing in texas. jackie: she said the money is allocated this way because the leaders are from new york. we have the problem in new york city. it's a sanctuary city and adams keeps asking for federal funding. i don't blame the border states who were the first ones to have the problem and continue to have it to feel like they've been neglected through the process. your thoughts. >> look, this has been a process of brutalizing texas, brutalizing arizona, and it's like this arrogance of, well, new york city votes for democrats, give them the cash. the people that actually have just taken the brunt of this for years basically shrug and try to figure out how to survive, how to keep their communi

and i feel like we see that with kyrsten sinema and joe manchin, too, in the senate. >> that's the reaction a lot of people in the last day or so, it seems like it was about petty, personal rivalries. it was that feeling of personal injury. and it is interesting, you know, the campaign consultant you mention told me that there was almost a very trumpian kind of narcissistic approach here, like everyone is against me. they used to be for me. you know, even before she switched stances, she was frustrated at not getting, for example, the endorsements of planned parenthood south atlantic. but she also did not attempt the board meetings with that group that are required to get her a candidate endorsement. and i'm not ronnycleide, she came to office in january, she sued cosponsored a bill that would have codified roe v. wade in north carolina. and i think about that, you are quite right to quote her famous floor speech from 2015 that is very much of a pro-choice call. but as recently as late january of this year, she was a cosponsor on a road built. and within, you know, three, four months, she r

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and what do you say to joe manchin, kyrsten sinema?hen you get them on the telephone? >> well, what i say to them is -- by the way, they agree on a lot of these proposals relating to everything from choice all the way to -- >> jimmy: i would hope so. >> well, yeah, i know. but it's not like -- they are there 80% of the time. the place that they're not there is joe's not there on a lot of things having to do with the climate and environment, because he comes from coal country and he has a different view. and krysten is not always there in terms of the tax policies. look, here's where we are. we have the fastest-growing economy in the world. the world. the world. we have 8.6 million new jobs just since i got in office. unemployment rate's down to 3.6%. we've reduced the deficit last year by $320 billion, this year going to reduce it by $1.7 trillion. trillion. >> jimmy: right. >> and so we're the strongest economy. and that's allowed us at least to stay on top of and a little bit ahead of what's happening around the world. second thing i

kyrsten sinema has not announced her independent run. in, early polling suggests kari lake would be a formidable candidate against ruben gallego and kyrsten sinema. it comes back to remembering the potency of the maga base that still exists. in a race that would be split three ways, it could put kari lake into the u.s. senate. >> nbc's vaughn hillyard and congressional reporter for the hill mychael schnell, thank you very much for your reporting this morning. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," ron desantis shakes up his -- >> is it desantis or duh santis. >> casey says it's desantis. >> who does? >> she says it's desantis. >> what the latest staffing change. >> if it's desantis, why do they say duh santis. >>> president biden says he'll be visiting vietnam soon, a trip that could be seen as a show of power as the u.s. looks to counter china's influence in the region. we'll speak with admiral james stavridis about that. also ahead, one of our next guests argues the republican party has picked donald trump over democracy. vanity fair's moll