there's two people, two people in this country responsible for this crisis, and that's senator mark kelly a 50-50 split senate. one phone call from either of those senators to the white house that simply says i'm a no on nominationings, i'm a no on legislation, and i'm a no on build back better until you end catch and release. the fact that they haven't made that phone call is monstrous. it is unforgivabling. so if you're a citizen of this country whether you live in arizona or not, understand either one of those two people has the power with one phone call to shut this down, and i pray, i pray that they will change their mind and do so. maria: yeah. i mean, to be fair, this morning, just this morning we have statements from kyrsten sinema and from mark kelly saying that they are going to be watching the developments, that they have asked the administration to get ahold and get some immigration policy in place. but you're right, i mean, now we're getting these statements from these two senators. we haven't heard anything about this before this -- >> yeah, these statements -- maria: yeah.

and so far, they haven't gone after mark kelly.mes these attacks on her can rile up the base to try to primary someone like mark kelly. it doesn't help him when his colleague, who he has defended and supported, is under attack from their -- his own party. but we'll see what happens. it seems that the progressives are not focusing on kelly right now and instead are spending a lot of their time, you know, going after sinema in her election in 2024. but they still need to energize the base to come out to vote for kelly. >> i got to be quick with you here. we're seeing a lot of names we don't know. political outsiders who have never held office. what do you read into that? >> the political outsider piece of it is a continuation of the trump era and you look at some of the candidates that he's endorsing, tara mentioned hershel walker in georgia, that's the trump trend. we know that republican and conservative voters are open to people who don't necessarily have political backgrounds, especially if it comes with a trump endorsement along

and its mark kelly who's up for election, pre-election won in the special election in 2020.o talk a lot about in this upcoming year, the places were donald trump is coming and encourage candidates to get into the race. arizona the real impact that foul trump is happening is on the people he has discouraged from running. specifically for travelers from effect dc, who is a pretty popular figure he is to protect name recognition. it is the kind of person the folks in washington that the sea run run for the senate. >> after the result that arizona , he did not contest those results. that he's not likely to run it means we got very competitive primary and it's a late primary. so that gives mark kelly that democratic can -- a long time before he starts getting attacked by his republican republican opponent republicans are going to spend a lot of time beating each other up. >> josh, you are pointing towards the primary situation in pennsylvania, which is adding a new candidate it looks like. this has been david mccormick. dr. oz is already in that race. that is a big one. >> who co

it's mark kelly up for election this year or re-election. won in a special election in 2020.r the places where donald trump has come in and endorsed a candidate or encouraged a candidate to get into the race. in arizona though, the real impact of that donald trump is having is on the people he has discouraged from running. specifically, the governor, doug ducey who is pretty popular figure there obviously has terrific name recognition in the state. also is personally wealthy is the kind of person that folks in washington would love to see run for the senate but he got on trump's bad side after the arizona -- you know after the results in arizona and he did not contest those results. and so, he is not likely to run, that means we have got a very competitive republican primary. lots of names in there. and it's a late primary. so that gives mark kelly the democratic incumbent a long time before he starts getting attacked by his republican opponent. republicans are going to intend a lot of time beating each other up. >> bret: josh, you are pointing toward the primary situation in

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thank you for joining us, mark and kelly. what you think? i am a little bit bewildered really about how a white paper comes out to talk really about how a white paper comes out to tal ., really about how a white paper comes out to tal . ., really about how a white paper comes out to tal . ., out to talk about... linking drug use and addiction _ out to talk about... linking drug use and addiction and _ out to talk about... linking drug use and addiction and illness - out to talk about... linking drug l use and addiction and illness with crime. and over the last two years, the prison environment and landscape, we literally have a crisis within criminaljustice. prisoners have been locked out for 23.5 hours a day, 70% of prisoners we are talking to are saying there is not one in person furlough visit taking place over the last two years and that you have this rhetoric over—the—top, so nobody has been going into visit prison over the last two years. so when you have sniffer dogs and biometrics which already exist in prison it is a

senator mark kelly in arizona, senator raphael warnock in georgia, maggie hassan, new hampshire.they're a disaster. they're for open borders, they're for defunding the police. they're for crime, in other words, they're for crime. they're for taking away your second amendment. they want to talk away your police and then take away your right to protect yourself when you think of it, right? these people are a disaster. and they should all lose. sometimes i'm going a little outside of the box with some because we have candidates that are not strong, they're rinos and they're not strong. they're mitch mcconnell-type guys, and he's a disaster. so we need tougher people. we need people that are going to be able to win for our country. not only for me, by the way, win for our country. and we have some great candidates. maria: the other day hillary clinton said that if you win again, it is the edge of democracy. the end of democracy. will this be a rematch? >> oh, i have no idea. i hope so. i mean, i'd like that. look, the woman's crooked as can be. she cheated on the election. they spied

the vice president was introduced by arizona senator and former nasa astronaut mark kelly. >> next, vice president hs speaks at the administration's inaugural meeting of the space council where she stres

we dare mark kelly, jon tester, kiersten cinema, joe mentioned to say we are wrong about that.e will win that all day every day and twice on sunday. >> do you have a list of the republicans that voted for this tricky gate you would think i would have it, but i don't. they should be saluted and applauded for standing up. i just don't understand after all this time, after the trump revolution, after everything that has been said about the importance of approach american immigration policy, we still have leadership in the senate that will fight on taxes, they will fight on deficits, they will fight on spending, but the won't touch immigration. >> it's cultural suicide. the new york times had another operation funding bill was 1.6 billion into helping hhs shelter tens of thousands of migrant children entering to find sponsors to take them into their homes here. stephen, why are we even taking children in without parents? to get this is another one, laura. we have the worst child smuggling crisis and human history on the borders. the numbers if i categorization and they ask for 1.6

the vice president was introduced by arizona senator and former nasa astronaut mark kelly. >> next, vice president hs speaks at the administration's inaugural meeting of the space council where she stressed the important of addressing the climate crisis and promoting new rules to government and space. [applause] >> good afternoon everybody. senator kelly: good afternoon, everybody. thank you to all of you for being here today. what a great day. as a former astronaut myself, it's an honor to kick off this administration's first meeting of the national space council and to introduce vice president harris. introduce vice president harris. i will never forget getting out of my seat of my first spaceflight in 2001. in looking out the window for the very first time. you see the earth as this big round ball floating there in the blackness of space and you immediately get the sense that we are all in this together area i know that everyone in this room understands how important space will be for the united states in the 21st century. commercial activities already form the bedrock for a number of

earlier today, mark kelly's office told me he hasn't spoken with dhs secretary alejandra mallorca's aboutal resources down to the yuma area. >> tammy: my goodness, what a catastrophe. the new york city council approved the bill allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections. anyone who cares at all about the integrity of our elections wants to know why they would do this. councilmember lori may have spilled the beans. she saw the polling that found that hispanic voters are evenly split between the parties, so she voted against the legislation telling a reporter she feared it could drive more boats toward conservative candidates. she just revealed this is all about politics. thank you councilwoman for saying the quiet part out loud. join him in now to react, cohost of fox & friends weekend. this presumption that hispanics, people from mexico, people from latin countries would behave like robots and just vote in one singular certain kind of way. are you surprised that they are surprised that hispanics and legal immigrants may all be thinking for themselves? >> they are living in another er

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i call them the big five and it starts in arizona, mark kelly up for reelection in north of him, cortezoh running for reelection. both those races will be competitive, both of those incumbents are in danger. there was a poll last week that showed the republican candidate in nevada leading cortez mastoh 55 or 6 points, pretty good margin for republican in that state. those are two of the big spots. the other one is in georgia with rafael warnock, newly elected and defending his seat, very competitive state. the republican candidate, same polling showed herschel walker up a single point which is not great for republicans in this environment, you would think a republican candidate in georgia would be doing better but those are the three democrats are going to have to fight to hold onto otherwise losing a net of minus one seat in the senate loses their majority. sean: in the republican party what is at play? >> on the republican side big ones are pennsylvania where you've got an open seat, pat toomey retiring and really fluid crazy primaries on both sides, sean parnell was in and out, docto

. >> i'm sorry, attorney general have you heard anything from mark kelly. he promised to be a moderate. he didn't believe in open borders, he's got a big racee coming up. the id you hear anything to get this under control. >> no, i think that he is essentially voting with chuck schumer 100% of the time and he's been co-opted by the dc and globalis it's like the old waldo thing the old where's waldo, where's no one has seen him in arizona. as someone who grew up here and a lifelong prosecutor, it disgusts me. because this isn't a right versus left, it's fundamental of right versus wrong, lawrence. >> jason, we knew this was going to happen. when you allowed a criminal enterprise to get away with it they take advantage.iv you heard that the crips and bloods are now aiding the cartel. we have uber drivers, we have american citizens that are helping to make this happen. but this was expected, right? >> yeah, no su they probably get a little uber eats along the way. this is big this is billions of dollars. this is the drug cartel taking over the border, human tr

mark kelly, senators in nevada and arizona and georgia and new hampshire all of whom are critical battleund let's make every one of them embrace this fully and become a target for their republican opponents in the general election. paul: is -- what's your advice for how they turn it around in 2022? >> well, remember they're not going to be able to turn it around. if you take a look at it since 1888 and emergence of the second party system, there have been only been two midterm first term elections in which white house party gains seats that's 1934 and 2002. so they're going to lose seats in the u.s. house of representatives no ifs ands or buts and lose control of the house so what they have to do is focus on how do we mitigate damage on our party and reduce number of seats we lose not keep control. they can't keep control particularly in house and may be able to narrowly keep control in 50/50 but a lot of breaks to do so do no harm. stop, stop doing what you're doing now. stop overpromising on covid and start moving to the center on try to get things done that give you reasonable, reason

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i call them with the big five, democratic incumbents, arizona, mark kelly up for reelection, north ofvin cortez mastro is running for reelection in nevada. both of those braces are going to be very competitive. both of those incumbents are in danger. there was a poll last week that showed at a mark salter the republican candidate in nevada, leading by five or six points, pretty good margin for a republican at that point. the other one is in georgia, raphael warnock's newly elected and defending his seat there. obviously very competitive state. herschel walker looks like the republican candidate, same polling from the nrsc last week that showed herschel walker up only a single point which is not great for republicans. in this environment you would think a republican candidate in georgia would be doing much better than walker is doing right now, those are the three that democrats are really going to half to fight to hold onto, otherwise, again, losing a net of minus one seat in the senate loses their majority. >> sean: and how about on the republican side, what seats are in play? >> rep

senator mark kelly's office got back to me and told me he has already spoken with dhs secretary alejandraa's and urged him to take immediate action by sending more federal resources down to the yuma area. when it comes to senator kyrsten sinema, i never heard back from them when i reached out. >> mike: thanks very much. tonight wikileaks founder julian assange may be one big step closer to extradition to the u.s. a british judge has thrown out a lower court decision that could've kept them in the u.k. greg palkot does in london this evening. >> time might be running out for wikileaks founder julian assange. a high court in london overturned his earlier ruling that the u.s. prison system would be too brutal for the 50 year old and he would represent a suicide risk for his jailers. he would face a total of 175 years in prison on 17 counts of espionage for posting online a slew of classified u.s. government documents especially those pertaining to the war in iraq and afghanistan. >> the united states department of justice under two administrations now have said this is the largest compromise

there are not that many how about mark kelly? how about krysten sinema?tine cortez masto? will they vote forfeit they do vote for it those stand for it in election in 2022, they will get ejected. the schumer is asking the moderates to commit political suicide taking a vote on a bill he won't pass. you cannot save these people from themselves. charles: aside from those folks to be asked to fall on their swords in public or probably won't, have a heck of a decision to make, others in his own party really laid into him over the weekend. what do you make of that? i saw, i think, one of the so-called squad members, she really, a couple of them laid it on pretty thick. does this help? does the media and the democrats piling on senator manchin the exact opposite treatment they gave senator mccain? does it help at all? >> yeah. well it depends what your objective is, right? if politics is the art of performance and you just want to payne outrage and get lots of headlines, do you what the radicalses in the democratic party are doing. if you want to forge a consens

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mark kelly up in arizona.u've got gene shaheen, excuse me, the republicans in new hampshire, chris sununu, the republican governor had been seen as an extremely strong candidate for this seat, but is not going to run. so democrats getting a potentially big break there in new hampshire, but they're trying to hang on to these seats because in a 50/50 environment in a midterm where the environment may be favoring republicans, the chances are democrats are going to struggle to pick off republican seats. here are five potentially vulnerable seats. democrats would love to pick off any of these. i think most realistically, pennsylvania, the state that put joe biden over the top in the presidential election, it's going to be an open seat. that's probably the top democratic target in terms of flipping a republican seat, but you know, if they flip pennsylvania, they could maybe afford to lose one of these blue seats, but you lose more than one of those, you start getting in trouble. so i think the house will be very dif

mark kelly's office said he was on the phone with alejandro mayorkas urging him to take immediate action send more federal resources down to the yuma area. however when it comes to kyrsten sinema's us a, i never heard back. back to you. >> neil: thanks, bill melugin. let's go to the arizona governor, doug ducey. you're 16edding troops to the boarder and trying to deal with this as is the governor of texas and others. i'm just wondering where does that stand right now? >> i've worked now with three presidents, obama, trump and biden. the biden administration is far and away the worst. secretary mayorkas needs to resign. he's in phoenix or came to phoenix, but he's hiding from the border. he took a flight to san diego and then san francisco. the administration is completely nonresponsive. so yes, we are surging state badges to the border. we're trying to support the brave men and women of border patrol and customs and border protection along with ice. but they're undermanned and they're underresourced from our federal government. so we need some attention on the border right now in additio

if i'm mark kelly, a democrat who's potentially on the bubble, close race facing me in the future, ithere and expose my position and cast a ballot on something we all know isn't going to pass and for which i'll then be held accountable nonetheless. what do we know about whether there will be a vote in the senate on build back better? >> it sounds like they will. chuck schumer reiterated to his caucus tonight, i am told, that they do plan to have a vote on this larger bill sometime in the new year. now, the challenge here, michael, is that the bill has not even been finished being drafted yet. they are still finalizing the legislative language. they are still going through the senate parliamentarians vetting process. and all that could take up until sometime in the middle of january, maybe even longer. we'll see if it even happens quicker than that. but it's not going to happen right away. so, they need to take a long time to set up a procedural vote that will go down. politically speaking there are democrats who are not totally thrilled about having to vote yes and then ultimately ha

arizona senator mark kelly says that western states are experiencing the worst drought in more than 1000 years. he and others held a committee where they heard from environmental experts on the drought.

mark kelly outpaced biden. he's going to need to do that again.ry late primary in august. i'm going to be looking at pennsylvania, what type of candidate they nominate there, which is a seat the republicans are defending. it should be a democrat's best pickup opportunity. they have a primary on their side, primarily between lieutenant governor john fedorman, more of a progressiveman, versus conor lamb, more of a moderate and other candidates in there as well. you now have dr. oz running on the republican side. could that put that race more in play, or if the environment is this bad, it's not going to matter. i'm looking at primaries there in north carolina as well to see what happens. >> in alaska, i'm intrigued by that, former president trump is backing a republican rival challenging the sitting senate, lisa murkowski,. what do you think of trump's crusade? we're tight on time. >> this is the only senate incumbent he's endorsed against. murkowski is the only one that voted for impeachment up for re-election. she lost a primary in 2010, won as a w

states who have competitive races, moderate politics, new hampshire, catherine cortez of nevada, mark kellyr example. is it possible joe manchin is taking the heat for a number of your moderate colleagues >> i can tell you that everyone of my colleagues in the senate have strong views into one needs to be and build back better and they express themselves on these views. at the end of the day, we think the american people want to see the united states senate act on these issues. they recognize we have challenges. they want to make sure it's fully paid for and we want to make sure it's fully paid for. we want to make sure we deal with core issues, so we-- whether it's on the ballot this cycle or not it's in our political interest as well as the policies of the country to get this right, so to me the worst outcome is in action and getting nothing done. we got to get something done. mike: several prominent republicans including minority leader mitch mcconnell and senator john cornyn of texas have been openly recruiting joe manchin to switch parties. joe manchin has said he hopes there's still r

stuart: where is senator mark kelly, he is representing arizona.n border situation, i don't know what mre it in arizona as were driving around in yuma after being on the border we cells folks who newly arrived in yuma and that's part of what mayor nichols was so concerned about, this is a steady stream and mark kelly is absent and it's too bad that he is consistent with the biden administration there absent because this is what they want and i don't see a getting better in the coming year because this administration will do anything to change. stuart: the media will not cover the story outside of foxy don't see the border crisis mentioned almost at all. nobody is talking about biden's responsibility in this border crisis. when is equity change? >> you are exactly right, don't forget to years ago in 2019 when president trump was there and we had a surge they were claiming he was inhumane and everything else but now they're perfectly content with this. you have a massive amount of people, almost 70000 coming across, but don't forget yet 30 - 50000 th

there's a reason joe manchin does what he does but another freshman senator in arizona mark kelly whod falls in line more. they look at her like, why is she carving out all of the attention and taking it away from some of the priorities that we all agree on for the most part. there's frustration there. >> even some of the ambiguity in her answers, on the timing also, of the wider social spending package that the white house has thrown so much weight into when it comes to trying to galvanize the base and trying to also give voters something to be excited about, that's also going to cause anxiety here especially given her vote is crucial here as they try to push that, and it comes at a time where this administration is dealing with some anxiety among voters of inflation and the economy and what have you. they've really put their weight, that being the white house and the administration and the president, behind this package that relies on the support and the choice of timing for kristen sinema. >> people who she has disagreement, some say she's beholden to corporate interests, takes all

. >> arizona senator mark kelly says western states are experiencing the worst drought in more than 1,000 years. he along with members of the senate energy and natural resources subcommittee heard from environmental experts on the effect the drought is having on the u.s.

we have not heard much of what was taken place in arizona beyond that from kyrsten sinema and mark kellymuch for being here. you were the first person to tell me when we had our team on the ground in del rio earlier this year that this crisis is broadens out into yuma. you told me about all of the thousands of arrests that you had made and your team was making just in about a week's time. tell me more about what you're seeing on the ground right now, brandon. >> it's completely and totally unfortunately. when you look at historically speaking the border patrol we've always faced one or two hot spots right now we are battling in four different areas, yuma being the newest area but we do not have the resources or the personnel to be able to handle 4 different areas where we have to battle and we are losing this war. when you look at the number of people that were taken into custody, that's about enough. but we are not even focusing on the dangerous aspect which is the got-aways and the reason why we can't focus on the got-aways is because we are pulling all of our resources into process an

arizona senator mark kelly says that western states are experiencing the worst drought in more than 1000 years. he and others held a committee where they heard from environmental experts on the drought. good afternoon, everybody. the subcommittee on water and power will come to order. the purpose of today's hearing is to examine the status and management of drought in the western united states. approximately 90% of the western u.s. is currently experiencing some degree of moderate to severe drought. water has always been a limited resource in the west. we have this old saying in arizona that whiskey is for drinking and water is for fighting. but and as western expansion to cold, water contacts allocated in some around cases, over allocated surface water supplies. congress later established the bureau of reclamation to maximize surface water in the west. today, however, that normally dry conditions are reducing availability of water for farms, industry, for our cities and towns them. native fish and wildlife has never been so imperiled. the drought is making our force more susceptible to

. >> trace: you mark kelly saying the election is in a year. 2 years ago covid-19 was not a thing.hat comes up next? >> no. not a good strategy. the winning message for democrats is clear. if joe biden should go to the american people and say i promise to reunite the country and i delivered. he can't do that because he didn't even try. he passed a bipartisan infrastructure bill and even that gave his blessings to the radicals in congress to take it hostage for this massive social spending bill. he could have police reform and bipartisan and said i am uniting the country. he can't do that because he didn't even try. he is not responding to what the voters wanted. >> trace: marc thiessen, thank you, sir. >> sandra: rolling into hour 2. president biden visiting tornado ravaged communities in kentucky. hard hit towns pleading for help to rebuild. we will be on the ground in kentucky as president biden meets with local official and hiking interest rates. larry kudlow will weigh in. the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swoll

would have been a bunch of senators let me just tell you, sinema, mark warner, tester, maybe even mark kellyinst it? larry: i do. they just let manchin be the blocking guard and he did a heck of a job. my hats completely off to joe manchin. he's the guy who ended this thing, and i don't believe for one second that this bill has any life to it next year. i don't believe that at all. i do think it's possible that the dummies in the white house will try to resurrect something that's remotely similar to that, maybe. it'll be a different bill but here's my take is this. the only way joe biden saves his presidency, which is now in grave doubt, his whole agenda is down the drain, is to do what bill clinton did 25 years ago, and pivot to the middle. david: but larry they're doing exactly the opposite, just attack manchin. it's kind of like a spoiled child who can't get his way on everything, and by the way, they have no mandate for this. it couldn't be more evenly split 50/50 in the senate so there's no mandate for a fundamental change in the bill. larry: i don't think they will do it. you've got al

mark kelly is going to win arizona. they're going to win in new hampshire.ave a great shot. we have a bunch of good candidates, tough primary and battle it out. but republicans don't even have a candidate. the candidate who endorsed donald trump dropped out because he is a question will past. herschel walker is not a great candidate in georgia. i would argue that the senate is more likely to be 51-52 democrats next year. we'll have a tough time in the house, no argument about that. it's going to be tough with redistricting. a lot of red districts, purple districts that we'll have to compete in. i think the map looks great for democrats in the senate and i think they get out there and run on those compliments. i would also point out if republicans want to run on what donald trump did during covid, we are happy to have that argument. joe biden has been honest with the american people. he's encouraging them to get shots, doing every thing possible to get shots. i think it would be more helpful for somebody like donald trump to get out there and say, "i got vacc

maybe mark kelly from arizona. believes. >> sandra: so you think if manchin had not stood his ground, others would have stood up? >> they are all running for reelection. >> sandra: let me finish on this because you made a suggestion that perhaps democrats will learn a lesson here and change course. is that fair? >> eh... >> sandra: maybe not. put this on the screen because i think it's interesting. it says "joe manchin rescues the democrats. this gives biden a chance to change course." i think this is interesting perspective, because at the end of it the journal says, "the response of many of our readers will be this is impossible, since biden is too weak a leader to pull off a course correction. perhaps he is, but we are not allowed to cheerlead more potential failure. this offers a lifeline back from the abyss." >> looked, i just bumped into hm downstairs, one of my great friends. the journal has been fabulous on this issue. i think the point is a good point. the point is well-made. manchin could be rescuing the

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look at her numbers compaing to mark kelly's numbers. she's doing really well and does well with democrats. she has solid numbers out there. whatever that's confusing to us is working for the people of arizona. they think she's keeping the progressive caucus in line and by the way, upsets people in new york and washington and l.a. and san francisco, they're pretty good with that in maricopa county. >> yeah, blue states and red states and purpose states and arizona is definitely in the purple state bracket. we just had a lesson from virginia which is if you try to nominate somebody they don't like feeling too far from the left. they feel it's acceptable. they're going to vote for them and the same is true in arizona. i think democrats know that the background of joe manchin it's what it's. it's frustration they can't get them over the line. it's beginning a creeping frustration. >> there is a thing. it's a legislative process. again, we have not legislated well over a decade. it has not happened. you have two leaders in the house and thre

plus, mark consuelos takes a seat at the co-host desk. and now, here are kelly