and texas congresswoman myra flores, both of whom failed to align with the democratic party progressive agenda in their voting. as the 1st mexican born american congresswoman, i thought the hispanic caucus would be open and working together. this denial once again proves a biased towards conservative latinas that don't fit their narrative or ideology. why wouldn't make any kind of sense that a hispanic congresswoman be rejected by the hispanic caucus? oh yeah, there's also that little detail that she's been a hugely vocal supporter of donald trump. surely, just a coincidence. meanwhile, african american republican author and commentator candace owens is being called a tool of republican racists in the western pressed for daring to hold conservative positions as a visible minority, which frankly is incredibly race us. what might owens have done to deserve that? it may have something to do with her investigation of the black lives matter movement. another 100 k went to s b s m workers, strippers. p p o workers on sex operators and web cam performers. and then at that moment it became pers

mcallen, texas, the busiest spot of the southern border for illegal crossings where congressman myra flores and her husband, a customs and border patrol agent, they showed me where there's a huge gap in the border well. as we drove out, we saw piles and piles of building materials that were purchased for the wall stacked on the side of the road unused. things that we already paid for. so i asked why aren't they being used? the biden administration won't allow continued construction of the wall. they also won't allow the governor of texas to use the materials that we already bought to secure their own border. unfortunately what is happening in mcallen is occurring all along the southern border. bill melugin reported this weekend in eekle pass. >> in normandy texas, early wednesday morning, a massive group of migrants crosses illegally to this tiny town. hundreds of these i'm supreme courted by the texas national guard and border patrol in a single file line stretching almost as far as the eye can see. [speaking spanish] >> the migrants are predominantly countries that title 42, apolicy that

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who are immigrants, excuse me, who were born in mexico like the woman in the rio grande valley myra floresrate but candidates for election. harris: before the election season you saw lieutenant governor of virginia, former military so much -- so many of those box that is you check as an american and then you learn, okay, well, this woman is also black and all the things that people have been saying about the gop. it makes it complicated, jessica, i will give you the last word on this, to the segregate the way politics can do and monolithic group of people because have treated all hispanic populations as if it's the same. it's shifting over to texas. i'm not concerned about black vote. black women are reliable democratic voter i don't think the shift with black men will be as exaggerated as this. you have clyburn on your program. harris: when we first started talking about it, he didn't call me a liar like the way that senator manchin of west virginia called me on a different issue. he wasn't always seeing this for what it is, cycle through, i cannot believe it. and it was pivotal in 2020 i

myra flores went into a more difficult district. you're talking about d + 19 or d + 17 districts. we competed there and we held our own. but we won with monica de la cruz in texas 15. we won with wesley hunt. we picked up two seats. abbott won against beto o'rourke despite all the money he had. we beat stacey abrams. we retired sean patrick maloney, the head of the dccc. we bait elaine lauria. this is a good night for republicans. anybody saying otherwise is wrong. when you win the game, did you win by one point or two points? we won the game. we won the super bowl last night. nancy pelosi will no long very the gavel and it will be in the hands of kevin mccarthy. that is good for the american people. >> let's talk about the senate and herschel walker going into this run-off. how does that change the dynamic here and what do you want to see happen in the next four weeks? >> well, everybody needs to go support herschel. give him money and support gop.com. we have to keep our field staff on the ground. herschel is right. we're in overtime and it's all hands on deck. i hope governor k

>> i am looking for this woman, myra flores republicans have propped up as the candidate they are goingy -- the ideal latino candidate that has come over to the republican party. the reality is that that district was a special election. 7% turnout. >> where is this? >> this is in brownsville, texas. it was 7% turnout. latinos didn't necessarily turn out. it is a plus 9 democratic district. i think it will flip back democratic and it will sort of take the air out of the narrative for republicans that they're winning over latino voters. >> i'm going the skip around here. i know you have something complimentary to that. >> normally when a party wins big in a midterm, some moderates are swept into office. but for republicans, their circumference in the house is not going to become more moderate. in particular, a lot of young women who are very big fans of donald trump are potentially going to win some of these toss-up house races. you caroline lyvette in new hampshire, gilbert in ohio. the republican house conference may look difference. may be younger, more female and for trump. >> myra wo

there is a race that you mentioned in south texas, myra flores that flipped from blue to red in a specialt wasn't because latinos were leaving the democratic party in droves. it is that they didn't turn out. so what i'm looking for tonight is will latinos turn out and i think that they will. they will turn out for democrats in a two to one margin. >> la tasha, how about you, why do you think we're seeing republicans and a trend among greater support among black and latino voters. >> agree with that analysis. think after the 2020 election and in 2021 there was a recognition that voters of color are the future of american politics. we also know there are over 80 black candidates that are running on the republican ticket across the country. i think there has been a concerted effort to recruit black candidates to run for office just like we see in georgia and the u.s. senate race. to support an agenda that many feel is a racist agenda but put a face of color to that particular gender. what we're seeing is a run across the country, we're seeing that. and i think there is a concerted effort by

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