mark kelly knows, unless you change and reform, it's never ending. the reason why he never mentioned it is because the left won't let him mention it. at the root cause of immigration chaos is joe biden. >> everything now has different meaning than when we are use to. infrastructure means child care, infrastructure means redistribution, infrastructure is a green new deal. if you got $2 trillion emergency relief that was anything but emergency relief. now i've got this new $4 trillion plus that they're going to spend on these other biological policies. i don't know, i don't think you need a degree from mit or harvard to figure out that those numbers don't add up. joe biden said he's going to be able to do it without creating a deficit. senator -- i got an iphone like everybody else, it has a calculator on it, i can do the simple math. he pretty much come if we confiscated the wealth of every rich person, which we are getting pretty close to, we still wouldn't balance the budget, would we? >> no. what joe biden did tonight was introduced to the largest

democratic arizona senator mark kelly wrote this in a statement. what i didn't hear tonight was a plan to address the immediate crisis at the border and i will continue holding this administration accountable. again he is a democrat. in a moment, i will talk with four u.s. sheriffs who are serving on the front lines of the crisis. there they are live standing by joining me from arizona, mexico, the border. but first i want to go to casey stiegel also at the border in laredo, texas, casey. >> i'm fascinated to hear what these sheriffs have to say. no doubt we have heard our own share of stories in our time down here working the border. the increased traffic we have been telling you about is also translating into more emergency calls for help from local members of law enforcement in addition to the federal agents like cbp and border patrol specifically here in the state of texas there has been a big hike in the form of water rescues. migrants using rafts or swimming across the rio grande river to get into the united states but increasingly get into t

i think mark kelly supports that. no question the president has a challenge at the border. it has been vexing for them to get on top of it. they will have to reassure not just mark kelly and border state politicians, but american people that they can move towards a more humane immigration system but also a surge with extreme weather in central america. it is a problem. president obama faced it, president trump faced it. they have to get on top of it. >> you have been there and done that. thanks so much. great to have you here today on the day after this speech. >>> and now to more on the raid on rudy giuliani's home and office. the president telling craig melvin he had no prior knowledge. >> it is our understanding it was at 6:00 a.m. and he was at home to face these fbi guys with the warrant. >> it was early yesterday morning and what they seized were electronic devices. that will be able to give investigators into a window into his investigations and ukraine. at the heart of it is whether the president's former lawyer was an unregistered foreign agent trying to funnel pro

of what's happening on the arizona border, of course, mark kelly up for re-election in just two years well, immigration is a key challenge facing the biden administration and president biden. it is true that he had gotten the number of unaccompanied minors in those cpd facilities that were not designed for children down and he's now been moving them into emergency shelters. but immigration is also an area where he has, at least so far, not kept all of his promises chief among them his promise to raise the refugee class. saying he may raise that or will raise that in may. when you look at what the president was saying here, don't come, this is not the time to do that, that message you that just focused on. that message is not reaching migrants making this trip based on my reporting and talking to advocates. the number one thing people are thinking about when they decide whether or not to come and make this dangerous trek across the united states and their children, whether or not their lives are in better condition in dangerous conditions sometimes facing gangs, poverty, or whether or

west virginia senator joe manchin, arizona senator christensen, -- arizona senator christensen,, mark kelly, senator cortez masto, senator brian schatz and senator tim kaine. we have six of the 50 democrat senators who have come out and suggested this is a bad idea. there is not support for this in the senate. there is not popular support for this. the group demand justice was the group that brought the me too allegations against then-judge kavanaugh and it helped four democrat senators into early retirement, the voters put these four senators into early retirement in 2018 over the me too fight with judge kavanaugh. we saw the group pushing the defund the police movement that cost democrats several wonderful seats in the senate all over the country and now, in 2022, demand justice wants to pack the courts. republicans should welcome this because it is not going to end well for democrats. pedro: (202) 748-8001, for republicans, (202) 748-8000 four democrats and if you want to text as your comments, (202) 748-8003. and this came from the alliance of justice, she wrote, justices were nominated

it was about senator cinema, mark kelly, all of these democrats who were absolutely not going to go for15 minimum wage. but joe manchin was the one who stood out front on that. i do wonder if you are somebody like tester in montana, potentially being seen as being manchinide. i think the difference is that joe manchin, the lengthy political career that he has in west virginia, i didn't experiment once where i went through a cracker barrel in west virginia, and i asked every single table what people thought of joe manchin. i think because of the lengthy political career he has there and the name recognition he has, he has some capacity to get away with things whereas probably, tester does not actually. maybe in like eight years we find that he does, but he might not be there quite yet. steve: i have been in some of those same cracker barrel's in west virginia, and i have largely felt the same thing. this is been a great discussion. the president will be speaking to the nation, and we are a little bit more than three months in. what grade would you give joe biden? josh: a or a-. given the

cbs put out this tweet tonight noting the statement from democratic senator mark kelly, the new senator, while i share president biden's urgency in fixing our broken immigration system, what i did not hear tonight was a plan to address the immediate crisis at the border. cnn noted how we all saw the freshman talking to president biden as he was walking out. she told cnn that she asked him to, please go to the border and support our agents. he said he will call me to discuss what they are working on. you saw her hand him her card at the end of that. from kevin mccarthy, he commented after the speech, this whole thing could have just been an email. from our viewers, here is spread in new york. i like that he talked about health care, i also like the scale he is looking at because we need to make major changes to save our country. linda from texas, i love that he said by american and he wants to work on cleaner water and the increasing load on the electrical grid. and knowing people who have lost jobs and increased building prices. and someone from tampa said it was refreshing to hear from

national processing algorithms to classify news articles online misinformation disinformation or truth mark kelly of ideas there are plenty of evolving very active about what we can do covering climate now is one of the ways that journalists can say how do we do this better i just want to show our audience a statement here by the partners of covering climate now it's time for journalism to recognize that climate emergencies this is a state with a science not politics mark how we doing as a media globally handling this topic. i think that we are getting slowly better we've found a current climate now 2 years ago at a time of climate science especially here in the united states and most especially among the t.v. networks that are still the dominant source of information for most people we bring the climate silence i think we'll never go back to climate silence but we have a long ways to go before we really as as an industry as a news business do justice to the story of climate change is the defining story of our time and to me the reason that we issued that statement about the climate emergency is

this notable, this is from democratic senator mark kelly. the new senator from arizona. quote, while i share president biden's urgency in fixing our broken immigration system, what i did not hear tonight was a plan to address the immediate crisis at the border, and i will continue holding this administration accountable. from our viewers, chelsea and new haven, i am looking forward to seeing more of tim scott's presence in the gop. i hope he becomes the new face of the party as they move away from trump. appealing to a wide array of voters and bring moderates back to the party. another one here from roger in illinois, if senator tim scott does not rise to be a republican presidential front runner, they are foolish. and finally, austin writes, president biden was amazing tonight. so clear in ambition. makes you feel american. let me show you quickly some other color from tonight's speech. cnn notes that when liz cheney entered the chamber, the republican from wyoming, she has had a rift with republican leadership, that mitch mcconnell, who has also had tensions with the f

this was all about the filibuster and in actual fact it was and it was totally about tester cinema mark kelly right right all of these were democrats who were absolutely not going to go for $15.00 minimum wage but joe manchin was the one who sort of stood out front on that and took a lot of fire i do sort of wonder if you're somebody like tester that in montana potentially being seen as being kind of manchin night maybe would be beneficial to him i think the difference is that joe manchin having outright the lead your political career that he has in west virginia you know i did an experiment once when i was out in west virginia i went through a cracker barrel and i went through and i asked every single table what people thought of joe mansion and i think because of the lengthy political career that he has there and the name recognition he has he does have some capacity to get away with things in west virginia as probably tester doesn't actually have exactly the same standing maybe unlike 8 years maybe we'll find he does but he might not be there quite yet i have been into some of those same c

both democratic senators christensen and mark kelly support the decision. >> not a single member of theinistration has paid us a visit in any of arizona's border cities, president biden, you should declare a national emergency. >> reporter: switching gears there will be a focus on climate change at the white house today and tomorrow, the president will discuss climate change, a few names in attendance, chinese president xi jinping and russian president vladimir putin. the president will give remarks at 8:00 this morning and a little later this afternoon, that will continue tomorrow. a lot of focus is on president xi, no meetings between president biden president xi schedule but the white house looking for the president to meet directly with russian president vladimir putin, that should be scheduled sometime over the next few months, the likely location in europe. >> protesters take the streets after the deadly shooting of a teen girl. jillian: the 9 one one call is released revealing what happened before the shooting. ashley strohmeyer joins us with that. >> good morning to you both, th

is from senator mark kelly who is a democrat from arizona saying, quote: what i didn't hear tonight waste crisis at theward. i will continue holding this administration accountable to deliver the resources and staffing necessary for a humane orderly process as we work to fix our immigration system. your thoughts on what he had to say, senator kelly had to say and your overall thoughts on the fact that the president didn't address this? >> well, first, with senator kelly's statement, he con flights two issues that are very different. he says he wants to work on fixing the immigration system. okay. that's fine. we can work on that. but, that's actually separate from the border issue overwhelmingly large and senator kelly missed the point there and missing in action as much as president biden was last night in his speech. that speech i had hoped that president biden would talk about policies that worked like the remain in mexico policy. the agreements with the northern triangle states. the border fencing that was working so well and can be completed. already have the funding for that i was

if he wants to run for the senate he has to take on mark kelly and serious questions whether mark kelly here is beatable and that's why you have seen doug doocy court the rnc and try to find his way within the republican party. but he was the one that certified the election results and tried to walk that tightrope and a concern for not only the governor and the chair of rga and republicans in the senate. i was in sun city yesterday and a 13-point swing in those 65 and older in arizona and maricopa county swung by 5 percentage points and dealing with a party that's changed particularly in the greater phoenix area. >> vaughn, elizabeth, frank, thank you so much. claire is sticking around. >>> the vaccine success story that president biden is expected to tout on wednesday night as the rate of vaccinations in the u.s. begins to slow. and america seeks to aid those suffering in india >>> as republicans continue to worship at the altar of the ex-president democrats get in the position to defy midterm history. >>> defying the weirdest disinformation campaign to spring up recently. this is abou

you have several senators looking for reelection, hassan of new hampshire will be a tough race, mark kelly raphael warnock, they will be thinking about their reelection as well. they will have to take a haircut on this kind of thing. and i know we have a lot more to talk about so i will leave it there. >> jesse: all right come up next hundred tim scott rebuttal to joe biden in the vicious racial attacked against him. the twitter just let trend for hours. ♪ ♪ excuse me ma'am, did you know that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? thank you! hey, hey, no, no, limu, no limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ so you want to make the best burger ever? then make it! that means cooking day and night until... [ ding ] success! that means... best burger ever. intuit quickbooks helps small businesses be more successful with payments, payroll, and banking. i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! ( sighs wearily ) here, i'll take that! ( excited yel

you were on the ground when your twin brother, now senator mark kelly, flew into space on the shuttle was on the ground when you spent a year on the international space station. so, what will it be like for bob and their son seeing their wife and mother in space? >> you know, what a great story this is. you know, i -- a big fan of both bob and megan, actually, both of them have been my boss at nasa before and they were -- they're great people to work with. i don't really know their son, but i would imagine that he's brilliant, you know, considering his parents, but -- yeah, and it was great seeing megan fly again, because her last and her first flight was, wow, probably more than a decade ago, the last hubble servicing mission. so, really fantastic to see her in space. >> so, bring us into what it's like to be her right now. what was it like for you to be up there for a year, away from family, for her, i believe it's six months, and then coming back to gravity on the ground? >> you know, it's challenging. i'm not sure how long megan's going to be there -- >> i think it's six months. >

today senator and former nasa astronaut mark kelly was doing his part to help get shots in arms in arizona. we're also learning that some future shipments of the single-shot johnson & johnson vaccine are being delayed because of a manufacturing error. fda is now investigating what happened doesn't affect anything already on the market. for new cases, the cdc says those are up 12% from last week. there is still over 60,000 a day. here is a name you haven't heard in awhile. sarah palin tells "people magazine" she tested positive for coronavirus. she's urging people to take steps to protect themselves including wearing masks. meanwhile, the cdc today announced the virus ranked as the third leading cause of death in our country last year after heart disease and cancer there is also news tonight in two major investigations to bring you up to speed on "the new york times" reports the manhattan district attorney's office subpoenaed the personal bank records of trump organization cfo allen weisselberg who has been with the trumps for years he appeared on "the apprentice" with donald trump. they ar

senate race mark kelly won and the presidential race joe biden won.injas from florida. there have been a lot of security concerns raised here. in fact, a court almost paused the entire recounting here. what does this tell you that not only this audit is happening but it's only those two races? >> reporter: well, i think that we're seeing a page out of the trump playbook play itself out here. nothing but a political stunt that i'm sure they are using to fund raise off of. it's anti-democratic. it's very unamerican to go about it in this way. if they wanted to try to engage him and claim it's not a partisan hit here, this he would have a nonpartisan push and they would be looking at the integrity. when you have a company that's been part of the stop the steal, it has a problem with the integrity. >> what does this say about the republican party? does this show a fundamental lack of seriousness? >> it shows there's great division. you have these bad actors who have a hold on the republican party right now and i think it's time. i am grateful for people l

her partner throughout, her husband, astronaut mark kelly, the newly elected u.s. she has made remarkable strides, but a challenges remain. >> we have spent a lot of time trying to build the things she wants to say into things are more fluent and easy for her to achieve. it takes a lot of work. sen. giffords: let me her -- jeffrey: a speech pathologist and expert has worked with giffords since the shooting. to get a sense of just how difficult speaking is, we were asked to provide questions well ahead of time, and then supposed them in a precise order. >> we worked for several weeks preparing the questions and the responses so that gabby was able to express herself as best she could. her ability to take information in is very strong, she has difficulties with aphasia. >> one thing that helps giffords, her love of singing and music. she gave a speech, just 90 seconds longer, they say it took months of preparation to help giffords with the delivery. one line in particular gave giffords trouble. >> i put one foot in front of the other, which was a really difficult lin

moderate democrats like joe manchin, kyrsten sinema, mark kelly, they are going to have pressure on themblicans continue to try to attack both the president and attack them with the midterm elections coming up. he really has to convince his party to stick with him. jonathan: a rock and a hard place. the moderates who want more -- the progressives who want more, the moderates who want less. who's got the louder voice? mario: that's one of the problems, one of the challenges facing president biden. he's gotten relatively high marks from his party so far. he's on i think day 102 now. but he's had some disappointment from the left flank. the $15 an hour men among wage, if you recall that debate a couple of months back. student loan forgiveness as well. so he is facing some pressure from the leftward flank of his party. whether or not the left wins out is still to be seen. the package, his infrastructure package and family plan does have a lot of the social safety nets that the left has been calling for. lisa: we keep talking about this for trillion dollars of spending as sort of a monolith,

. >> you know it is bad, tom, when the arizona democrat, senator mark kelly, was kind of calling out to fight little bit tonight on the issue of the border saying he is going to continue the demand for the resources and the enforcement necessary to fix this problem that he sees. and arizonans do not like this. texans don't like this. and i think when the rest of the country really sees what is going on and they are just beginning to see it, they are really not going to like it. so this is a terrible issue for biden, which is why he didn't want to talk about it tonight. tom, thank you, great to see her. and was biden's message for every american to get vaccinated then contradicted by the covid standard that's dominated the house for tonight? dr. jay bhattacharya is here tonight. and speaking of which, what was i like to be inside the chamber? saint or bill hagerty of tennessee us in a moment me for a flare-up? enough, crohn's! for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis... stelara® can provide relief and is the only approved medication to reduce inflammation on an

. >> some democrats including senator mark kelly agree.ediate crisis that the border and i will continue holding this a administration accountable. the challenge of carrying for unaccompanied children in government custody is now so dire that they are issuing a desperate plea to those at nasa. senator kelly's former employer asking to take three months leave to help to del my care for kids up border shelters a50% reduction of arrests of illegal immigrants. president biden is still blaming his predecessor. >> the plan was working but the last administration decided it was not working. >> the president has set his priority for the next 100 days. he is looking at the root causes of why people are fleeing and coming to the u.s. in the first place. white house aides say they are looking at root causes now like gangs and corruption, and even climate change. john. >> john: gillian turner at the white house. thank you. 5 people including two north carolina sheriff's deputies are dead tonight following a 13 hour standoff. a32-year-old suspect is al

senate race which democrat mark kelly won, all the other races were fine. there was massive fraud, they're sure, but only affecting the races that the democrats won. arizona republicans are only interested in auditing and reviewing the ballots for democrats won, where republicans won, they're not checking those, those are obviously fine. as we talked about, on the show last night, the arizona republicans did not hire long-standing practitioners of this kind of war, audits of recounts are technocratic things, they happen, they happen statewide and all over the country. there are, firms and experts who are experienced and doing this sort of thing, and they are certified to do this kind of work. that is not who they hired. this is not that kind of audit. arizona republicans instead decided the firm they would hire to do this, the firm that would actually be given the real ballots from the 2020 election for them to preview, is these guys, cyber ninjas. this is the company, cyber ninjas, see the ninja costume? come on. this is the company that has been hired by

amy: gabby giffords husband is the new senator from arizona, mark kelly. as the gun violence memorial was unveiled wednesday, virginia's state senate voted to reject governor ralph northam's amendment to a bill that would bar anyone convicted of assaulting a family member or housemate from owning or transporting firearms for three years. the governor wanted to raise the probationary period to five years. the united states recorded more than 75,000 new coronavirus cases wednesday and nearly 1000 deaths from covid-19. hospitalizations continue to rise in many states throughout the country, led by michigan, even though 124 million u.s. residents are at least partially vaccinated. on wednesday, a centers for disease control pal delayed its desion on whher to resume use of johnson & johnson's covid-19 vaccine after reports of extremely rare blood clots in seven women and one man who received doses. it's not yet known if the vaccine caused the rare condition. we will have more on that story later in the broadcast with dr. monica gandhi. several southeast asian c

last night mark kelly, the democrat senator from arizona, said while i share president biden's urgencyxing our broken immigration system, what i didn't hear is a plan to address the immediate crisis at the border. do you see this as something that is going to continue to dog him in his presidency? >> well, i do think it will continue to dog him. but it's not what we didn't hear last night. it's what we did hear, martha, that was a real concern. last night joe biden picked big government over families. last night joe biden picked big government over the working class. last night joe biden picked big government over everything wanting to make sure the long arm of the government comes in to every aspect of our life. if that is not socialism, the very definition of socialism, i don't know what is. >> martha: here's kamala harris talking about her role on immigration. here's how she sees it this morning. watch this. >> i am responsible for and been taking on the responsibility of dealing with the root causes of migration. here's how i think about it. listen, when you look at the northern tr

and you've got concerns from democrats about paying for all of this, like senator joe manchin, mark kelly, kyrsten sinema, a few others. is it what tom argued or somewhere in the middle there? >> i do think with lbj and fdr, they had massive landslides when they were governing, and they were able to get through all of the -- a lot of the big things they were doing as a result of that. in biden's case, his power is not in washington. he's holding on to power by a thread in washington and what's critical for him if he's going to get a lot of this passed is to maintain the public support. as tom says, the more he can maintain public support outside war washington, the more likely he is to get a lot of this through. i think republicans are going to drive this home. the expense of this $6 trillion. it is easier to persuade people to like you if you're giving them programs and saying, by the way, somebody else over there is going to pay for it. so if you are a working class person that saw this cornucopia of things biden wants to do for you, of course you'd like that. but whether the republican

not only is the governorship and other statewide officers and others up, but mark kelly will run in 2022publicans see democratic -- an opportunity here in arizona to take the seat back. i want to introduce you to a sun city, arizona, voter who i just first met last summer here. he had only voted for a republican for president his entire life. he told me he was going to vote for joe biden for president in november. that's why i wanted to catch back up with him yesterday to see where he views this more liberal policy agenda going. then i wanted to talk to and met up with a longtime latino organizer here who first got involved at the age of 19 in 2012. i wanted to hear from her, somebody who is knocking on doors across the valley here in the middle of summer, what she thinks so far of the first 100 days. listen to parts of our conversations. are you contend several months into this with this administration? >> yes, i am. i feel that the stimulus check represented a lot of working families. the child credit is going to help families with young children. some of the -- extended unemployment b

that's mark kelly. one of his opponents. they're up pretty like everybody else.at home. yeah, i get one here and there. >> yes, some smarts like what about the playbook? i just don't imagine quarterbacks knowing all of that stuff. good for him. yeah. so fitting that he's going to be celebrity hosting right. end death starts tonight. yeah. so if you want to watch and check it out. that's the bus. [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [ phone buzzing ] [ sfx: bing bing bing ] [ sfx: bing bloop ding ding bloop bing ] the day can wait... enter the golden state, with real california dairy. right. we're back at 9.50 for a quick reminder that happening today. we are waiting for the arrival of vice president kamala harris. this is video of her leaving l a where she was there. >> earlier this morning and there she is boarding air force, too. so she's airborne on the way. we're going to have live coverage of her arrival and her entire visit. first time back in the bay area's vice-presidents download kron on our free mobile at. that's where we're going to be giving it that coverage. how

that's mark kelly. one of his opponents. they're up pretty impressive, >> like everybody else. i play along at home. yeah, i get one here and there. >> these yes, some smarts like what about the playbook? i just don't imagine quarterbacks knowing all of that stuff. good for him. yeah. so fitting that he's going to be celebrity hosting right. end death starts tonight. yeah. so if you want to watch and check it out. that's the bus. as we continue to return to classrooms... parents like me want to make sure we're doing it safely. especially in the underserved communities hardest hit by covid. trust me, no one wants to get back to classroom learning more than teachers like me. using common sense safety measures like masks, physical distancing, and proper ventilation. safety is why we're prioritizing vaccinations for educators. because together, we all have a responsibility to do our part. and together, we will get through this, safely. >> and we're back in a 24 new this morning. the federal government will not make vaccine passports mandatory for travelers. that's according to doct

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senator mark kelly, your democratic colleague in the senate from arizona told cnn's manu raju i didn'trn border, an important issue in the state of arizona, does the president need to say more and do more when it comes to that? >> well, i certainly respect my colleague senator kelly's view. i would say, john, i think the president when he referenced comprehensive immigration reform, was talking about both the border and the need to address the archaic immigration laws we have on the books in the united states. i think his call to action to the congress is to step forward and offer the political will or rather show the political will to get it done. you know, you've covered these issues for so long, you remember the compromise in 2013, and going back to 2006, the general contours of comprehensive immigration reform with respect to both border security and a pathway to citizenship for dreamers and addressing our refugee laws and so forth, those contours are fairly well established and broadly supported by the american public, by the way. the problem is that we've lacked any real politica

you know, i would also look at mark kelly.lso been some other senator who have kept rather quiet who might be in play, also. >> bret: all right, we will follow this. thanks. republicans have tapped g.o.p. south carolina -- the g.o.p. has tapped tim scott is that right, to deliver the response, chad? >> right. the rebuttal to the president is one of the most prized assignments a politician can have. tim scott is the only black g.o.p. senator. he authored a police reform bill last year after george floyd died. democrats blocked that bill because it wouldn't pass the house. scott has spoken in emotional terms about his own encounters with police even here on capitol hill as a u.s. senator and scott is working with democratic lawmakers on a possible police reform bill now. bret? >> bret: all right. we will follow all that as well. chad, thanks. stocks took a hit today. the dow lost 321. the s&p 500 dropped 38. the nasdaq fell 132. up next, the biden administration is accused of using your taxpayer dollars to promote critical race

her partner throughout: her husband, astronaut mark kelly, the newly elected u.s.ona. she's made remarkable strides, but enormous challenges remain. >> we've spent a lot of time trying to build the things she wants to say into things that are more fluent and easy for her to achieve and it takes a lot of work. >> lend me her mittens. >> brown: fabi hirsch kruse, a speech pathologist and expert on aphasia has worked with giffords since the shooting. to get a sense of just how difficult speaking is, consider our short interview. we were asked to provide questions well ahead of time, not standard journalistic practice, then to pose them in a precise order. >> we worked for several weeks preparing the questions and the responses to that gabby was able to express herself as best she could. her ability to take information in is very strong. she has her difficulties with aphasia, her strengths and her struggles. >> brown: one thing that helps giffords: her love of singing and music. last august she gave a rousing speech titled “summoning hope” at the democratic national co

of april alone and we're seeing criticism of that coming from some democrats even like senator mark kelly of arizona who responded to biden's speech yesterday by saying that it lacked a plan on how to address this border issue so with those numbers still very high certainly the border is something that biden has to consider when he is eyeing reelection in the future and of course democrats who want to retain their very slim majority in congress in the upcoming election which is just a year away. castro speaking to us from helen in texas heidi for the moment thank you well john holeman is live for us in de why though in the mexican side of the border with us i mean i'm guessing a lot of people in mexico felt the change in paul. see perhaps when president biden took off they said and most of them might be hoping to get into the u.s. but how realistic is that. yeah exactly actually we're right next to a camp of people that are basically here because of the change of president now to president biden now what president trump said is if you want asylum in the united states you have to weigh in

friday but only for the presidential election won by joe biden and the senate race won by democrat mark kellyfficials have found no evidence whatsoever of widespread voter fraud. >>> and breaking news out of washington, d.c., president biden today became the first u.s. president to formally acknowledge the killing of more than a million armenians. >>> breaking right now in a historic statement, the president has officially recognized that genocide. let's go to monica alba in washington, d.c. monica, welcome. let's talk about what the president's saying about this today and the significance of it. it's a big deal. >> reporter: absolutely, alex, and that's really because every u.s. leader before him had failed to get to this level. many had acknowledged the violence, the deaths of more than 1 million armenians killed more than a century ago in what is now modern day turkey, but they hadn't gone so far as to label it a genocide over a diplomatic fear and concern, potentially, of angering turkey, that partner in the region and of course within nato. but president biden made good on a campaign ple

off friday, but only for the presidential election won by joe biden and the senate race won by mark kellyicials have found no evidence of widespread voter fraud. the accountability project led by kevin mccarthy and his failed bid to censure maxine waters. >> kevin mccarthy is worried about extreme rhetoric from democrats, but where was he when members of his party said -- >> today they have to start kicking ass. >> you can't allow it to just transfer power peacefully and allow joe biden to become our president. >> this is our alamo. >> more bad behavior is what we need. >> joining me now is michelle richy with the policy and communications committee and elizabeth newman for the accountability project who put out that ad and former department of homeland security official. >> what do you make of his attempt to censure congresswoman waters and what do they have to stand on when it comes to inciting violence especially after january 6th? >> yeah, i thought that ad was perfect, elizabeth. so good job on that. i thought it was absolutely phenomenal and shows hypocrisy. mccarthy doesn't know wh

arizona democratic senator mark kelly as you are aware put out a statement last night in which he actually said about the president's address while i share president biden's urgency in fixing our immigration system what i didn't hear was a plan to address the immediate crisis at the border. let me pose that question to you. the president reach out to senator kelly? and when can we expect the white house to unveil a plan to deal with the increasing number of migrants arriving at the southern border? >> you know, i'm really glad you asked this question because i think there has been 2re progress at the border and i think it's important for people to hear. so, what we've seen is that the number of kids who are in border patrol custody which is the thing that a lot of the media was focused on over the conversation of february and march, the number of kids in these boater patrol facilities. the number of kids was in mid-march at about 5,000. and now, as of this week, it's under $1,000. the biden administration has moved quickly to move these kids out of border patrol facilities. we're now the a

there is not only a governor's race in 2022, but mark kelly is up for his senate reelection again thishese republicans that helped turn the state in favor of joe biden, where do they see this administration? where do they see the democratic lead congress going. i went this weekend to meet up with trudy and larry. i asked them what do you think of them now? take a listen. >> i have tremendous everyone thi for him and the problems he is facing. i think he is doing a great job. we have someone serious. someone who has moral character and ethics. larry says the insurrection was his coupe degras. he said i may be considering myself a conservative democrat. stephanie, the state of play here in arizona. >> a whole new party. coming up in the next hour, we'll take you back to arizona where arizona's secretary of state will join hallie jackson live. for me, that does it this hour. i'm stephanie ruhle, thank you for watching this very busy news hour. hallie jackson has coverage after the break. hour hallie jackson has coverage after the break. nothing but che till you find the perfect slice... e

fine, we challenge this in every way we could possibly think, of joe biden is still the president, mark kellyit will lock in the results for people who doubted them? >> well, the results have been locked in. arizona has a law about how audit procedures move forward. we passed two audits. the additional audit was passed by the board of supervisors, that was an additional audit already. we need to leave this aside, really leave in peace, the fact that joe biden won the election. and also, make a point that as we move forward with this audit, it is just auditing the top of the ticket. nobody is auditing the close races in the arizona house of representatives, or in the senate. so it is very clear that they have an intention to create a mistrust with our voting systems. so that is why we are fighting really hard to make sure we protect arizona voters. i want to make it clear, we are not just protecting democrats, we are protecting every arizona voter. >> all right, raquel teran, from the purple state of arizona thank you for getting up early with us this morning. >> thank you so much for having m

the border and we're seeing some criticism also coming from democrats biden's own party was under mark kelly of arizona saying that the president's speech last night really lacks specifics in a plan on how to address the number of people coming across the border so indeed come next year's midterm elections biden may be fearful and democrats are certainly at risk of holding on to their slimmest of majorities or i don't think so that's a straight the texas forest service let's flip over to the other side of the border john holliman his life was in tijuana in mexico so john tell us a little bit more about what's happening where you are there. yeah it's pretty much an example actually of what you were just talking to heidi about we're outside of a camp of about 1500 people here and this camp actually formed in mid february and it almost in response to president joe biden actually changing a president trump policy and that policy from president trump was basically when you're trying to claim asylum in the united states you can't wait in the united states for that process wherever you were from th

freaks out and tries to find pay-fors, but other democrats like senator joe manchin and senator mark kellyhe cash, >> i wonder why we hear mitt romney or joe manchin, when we had the $1.9 trillion tax cut, $1.9 trillion tax cut, but the benefits of which 80% of it went to the upper 2-3% in this country and he is in fact saying we are going to make the necessary investments. reporter: republicans don't disagree these plans should be fully paid for and they also doubt that the tax hikes biden says will pay for it will actually cover the cost and senator chuck grassley tweeting this morning, "the combined wealth of all u.s. billionaires is just over 4 trillion, just increasing taxes on the rich, won't pay for biden's plans. look out middle class. " neil, the white house is clearly on defense today, trying to ensure americans that the middle class will not be paying for this , but the rich. white house press secretary jen psaki aboard air force one with reporters opened the gaggle by citing a study that claims that biden's plans would only raise taxes on the very top top 1%. neil? neil: yeah,

his ideas were not received well by everybody in his own party, the arizona democratic senator mark kellyeady said what i didn't hear tonight was a plan to address the immediate crisis at the border. >> that is key because kelly and kirsten cinema are siding with doug doocy, the governor about the crisis they are facing at the border. >> jackie heinrich on capitol hill, high. >> republicans were impressed with senator scott's speech. they thought it was very effective hearing him talk about his personal experience and how racist touched his life from being overrun necessarily without reason or followed in the grocery store while shopping saying those experiences shaped somebody narrowed in on the difference between how democrats believe are using race to try to push legislation forward, scott really said from colleges to culture wars democrats are trying to frame these issues around race as a factor making this the motivating reason for people to think the color of their skin matters in a way that undercells what the country is, a nation of redemption and opportunity. to him, he believes

. >> dana: people forget about senator mark kelly. come out here and i keep my notes here, right? this is what kyrsten sinema said in january. >> dana: he is really keeping tabs. >> bill: what she said retaining the legislative filibuster is not meant to impede the things we want to get done but to protect what the senate is designed to be. also in january a spokesperson for the same senator reiterated that. i'm hanging onto it and see whether or not those words matter in the end. >> dana: and if she does will you be surprised and taken aback like you were earlier? >> yes, i shall. >> dana: new york's governor andrew cuomo keeping the press out of press events as he faces several scandals. what he did to one reporter asking a simple question. mm. [ clicks tongue ] i don't know. i think they look good, man. mm, smooth. uh, they are a little tight. like, too tight? might just need to break 'em in a little bit. you don't want 'em too loose. for those who were born to ride there's progressive. with 24/7 roadside assistance. -okay. think i

senator mark kelly, arizona, like a lot of things i want to see the details.through the filibuster in order to get this done. >> yeah, probably. unless there is a breakthrough. look, i respect but disagree with my friend ted cruz on this one. to me it's a matter of justice and equity. you have 700,000 people living in the district of columbia. they pay more taxes to the federal government per capita than any other state in the country. they serve in the military, they have lost a lot of their own defending our freedom and security. and yet they have no voting representation in the congress and i understand why they are worried. they think if we do justice for the people of district of columbia and give them representation voting in the senate and house they are likely to be more democrats. but this has happened throughout our history as we have added states. the important thing is the principle which is equal -- not taxation without representation but here is the point. you never know who people are going to vote for. have democratic states like new york and c