malinowski mr. kean generous six that put out a bipartisan statement on what is going to -- on down in the capital. my senate majority leader, partly or --. this is not who we are. this is not who we are to the country. i said to those who violated the law should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. i had that opinion then. i still have that opinion. what we need to focus on is finding common ground so we can have more transparency in election. republicans and democrats and support going back 8 -- back decades undermined legitimacy and consequences of the election. every elected official should lead by example and making sure we have transparency into the voting process. that is important. moderator: congressman? mr. malinowski: u.s. to -- you asked about donald trump at the most he could muster is a condemnation of the rioters on generous six. it is kind of like blaming the hijackers for the 9/11 attacks and leaving osama bin laden. a month after the january 6 attack, republican national

malinowski. you supported, i'm pretty sure, every piece of covid relief legislation starting with the cares act in march of 2020. in fact, i remember speaking to you about this when the economy was in free fall, and it was widely agreed that we needed to throw a lot of money at the problem. on december 2020, the economy had stabilized and was coming along. however, congress passed the covid relief -- release act at $9 billion when president trump signed it as his last major piece of legislation. that was followed by the american rescue plan at one point $9 trillion in march of 2021. the san francisco fed, the most progressive of all the federal reserve fed -- federal bangs, estimates that these two pieces of legislation are responsible for 3% of current 8% inflation rate. did we end up throwing too much money at covid? mr. malinowski: let's remember where we were two years ago today. the american economy wasn't freefalling, as you correctly put it. tens of millions of americans were unemployed, t

it is a repeated action by tom malinowski. he has one standard for himself and another for everybody else. >> senator, nearly two years out of office, donald trump remains the omnipresent figure in american politics. regardless of his policies, what are your personal views of him, and what would you as an american like the congressional committee investigating the january 6 attacks on the u.s. capital to ask him if he appears under subpoena? sen. kean: on january 6, i put out a bipartisan statement discussed by what is going on. i played it out with loretta weinberg, my senate majority leader panel partner. saying this is not who we are as americans, this is not who we are as a country. and those who violated the law should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. i had that opinion then, and i still have that opinion. what i have to focus on going forward is finding common ground to have more transparency in election results, so republicans and democrats alike, and supporters going back decades have undermined the legi

malinowski? providing subsidies for the affordable care act makes it more affordable for individuals, but that is simply shifting the cost from individuals to taxpayers. how in general can we make health care more affordable. the inflation reduction act takes a stab at this, but it only does tend drugs, only for medicare, and not until 2026, so it's not something that's going to really have much effect. but how can we make health care more affordable, or at least stop these tremendous increases we are seeing year-over-year? mr. malinowski: that's an excellent question and i agree with the premise of it. we made it more affordable but we have not yet done enough to attack the underlying problem, which is the fact that americans pay about 12% of our national income on health care. other countries have 6% or 7% even though there health care is pretty much as good as ours. again, we made prescription drugs more affordable. we made health insurance more affordable and i do not want to downplay the imp

malinowski? providing subsidies for the affordable care act makes it more affordable for individuals, but that is simply shifting the cost from individuals to taxpayers. how in general can we make health care more affordable. the inflation reduction act takes a stab at this, but it only does tend drugs, only for medicare, and not until 2026, so it's not something that's going to really have much effect. but how can we make health care more affordable, or at least stop these tremendous increases we are seeing year-over-year? mr. malinowski: that's an excellent question and i agree with the premise of it. we made it more affordable but we have not yet done enough to attack the underlying problem, which is the fact that americans pay about 12% of our national income on health care. other countries have 6% or 7% even though there health care is pretty much as good as ours. again, we made prescription drugs more affordable. we made health insurance more affordable and i do not want to downplay the imp

joining us is democratic congressman tom malinowski. hi, congressman. the show. just like the senate race in georgia, your house race is now being called a bellwether. a democratic win in georgia is key to retaining control of the senate. the house is also up in the air and could hinge on your race. do you feel the weight of that? >> i was about to say no pressure. i'm used to it. i flipped this long-held republican seat in 2018 in a close race, had another close race in 2020. the seat was redrawn to be basically a republican seat in redistricting this year, but we've clawed back to a 50-50 race in all the polls. absolutely i feel, we all feel in this district that we get to decide in the seventh district of new jersey which way the wind is blowing in america for the next two years. >> house democratic leaders have been bullish saying democrats will keep the house after the midterms and even add more seats. do you agree? >> i think we are in a very strong position to keep the house right now. i see a lot of commentary out there about how democrats are r

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president biden took was not a waste of time to saudi arabia, and then we're hearing new jersey rep tom malinowski telling politico it's time for the u.s. to, quote, stop acting like suckers in its relationship with saudi arabia. realis realistically, as we're looking at the tools here, is there anything that's going to change in that relationship? what are you hearing? >> well, the white house is fuming, as are democrats. there's no question about that. i think the white house really took a symbolic shift by saying they're preparing to target opec and the oil-producing countries its covers by going after them to potentially hold them legally liable for any activity to try and force prices up, which is exactly what they're doing. that legislation is called nopec. it's a small shift on the biden administration's part, although i spoke with some democrats and they don't think it's going far enough. ro khanna, the democratic from california said he thinks biden should call the king of saudi arabia himself and tell him he has five days to reverse this decision, reverse these cuts and, if not, tell the

selling weapons entirely and yesterday introduced a new bill mirroring a prior republican effort tom malinowskill mirroring a prior republican efforts to withdraw 5000 troops from the region telling cnbc that u.s. support for the kingdom's defense should not be seen as unconditional. >> right now i think they count on us to always protect the relationship from the consequences of their base of their misbehavior. they never ask a question of should we do this. should we murder a washington post journalist. should we spike the price of oil. after all, the united states provides us with security. they are an important partner. >> they also wants to know why president biden to the crown prince in person and with the u.s. actually achieved on that >> california progressive said he wants rhett mcgurk, the head of middle east policy to testify before congress. he convinced the president to go over others objections. with congress out of session delaying any possible legislatio there suggesting companies should cut prices profitless. >> where are republicans on this? >> republicans reverted to a common

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also, there is a district in new jersey that we are watching, tom malinowski is the democratic incumbentat he also faced against in 2020. helen l ski won by a slim margin. he has been the advantage. alex, we talked to dave about why we are seeing competitive races and such traditionally blue strongholds. he said, this is really a challenge for democrats because they're having to spend money here. they are not able to spend that money elsewhere in swing districts where they are really trying to stay competitive. these are some interesting races that we will continue to watch. >> absolutely, place they did not expect to have to spend that kind of money. okay lindsay, thank you for that. so there are ten different races that could decide which party controls the senate. nbc's steve kornacki went to the big board for us, breaking down which states are the most crucial for democrats as they try to keep their narrow majority. take it away, steve. >> all right, a lot today getting closer and closer. let's go deep here on the battle for the senate. we all know where things stand right now. could

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i talked to congressman malinowski last night, who has already released text that would release u.s. troops, and said the u.s. has to stop acting like suckers in this relationship, his quote. senator richard blumenthal also saying that the united states should look at considering cuts in military assistance. and when i talked to a white house official here last night, they said at this point, everything is on the table when it comes to the relationship with saudi arabia, but it also sounds like they're going to follow the lead of congress as they move through this process. in the immediate term, talking about possible rising gas prices, president biden has already -- they've already said they're going to release millions more, 10 million barrels more from the petroleum reserve and possibly do more if that's necessary. that is something i was promised by white house officials last night. but also keep the pressure on oil and gas companies to not raise their prices because they know both on a policy level that's bad for them, but also we are very close to an election, and they know rep

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joining me now is the democratic representative tom malinowski of new jersey, isn't over the house foreignty committees. congressman, good to see you, thank you for being with us. you're one of a number of members of congress for putting forth legislation to say that somehow in some way, this over the cozy relationship between and saudi arabia has to change. tell me why you think so and what you're doing about it. >> thank you, ali thank you for the segment that you just said on iran. not to change the subject, but i was very moved by that. you sound of the situation with iran being very well for many years, arguably decades, and we traded our values for oil. now we're treating our values for new oil, saudi arabia is not even doing the one thing that is supposed to do to protect our interests and the stability of global energy markets. they made a decision that they knew would hurt the united states and the allies and would help. what we're trying to do, and other members of congress, is change the balance of the dynamic of this relationship. by putting on the table the thing that we do fo

also, there is a district in new jersey, tom malinowski is the incumbent there. is now a republican 's favor. he has got a close challenge there. so, definitely interesting that there are several races that are competitive here in new york and new jersey. especially because if the democratic party is spending money doing advise here, they are not able to do those advising other competitive swing districts, yasmin. >> yeah, that is a really good. point lindsey reiser for us, as always, great to see you, my friend. thank you. we will be right back everybody. and it could strike at any time. think you're not at risk? wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. ♪ ♪ have diabetes? know where your glucose is? with the freestyle libre 3 system, know your glucose and where it's heading. no fingersticks needed. now the world's smallest, thinnest sensor sends your glucose levels directly to your smartphone. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c now you know freestyle

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