rachael: just to wrap up. i am curious, what is it like to be a house republican who is seen as an ally of leadership to someone becoming a pariah in your own party. tell us about -- are you getting death threats? are you constantly being attacked on twitter by trump supporters? what is it like to be one of the high-profile republicans pushing against trump at a time where everyone else is running the opposite direction. rep. kinzinger: its unique. it's like a moment where the profile doesn't matter like you sue. when you come to congress you like to be on tv and get known. prior to this with enter that moment where it's less important. actually getting the work done and all the stuff has always been super important. now you are thrust into this moment. there have been some hard moments. you have good friends, particularly after the impeachment vote. you are a pos. then you realize they are not real friends because real friends would not care what your political beliefs are. i did not even release the letter.

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and rachael pollus a former u.s. attorney for the state of minnesota within what are your top take aways from what we just heard there? >> i'm going to the section two. it could weaken what they're trying to do. it could top them from doing section two, a denial, and you to show more of an impact to voters to sort of make this claim, so say it is disgrim tire. it is important they are using this to try to stop discriminatory state laws. but now it is it is making a case. i think it will be really important. it is heavily followed process. there is a lot of material to look at it. they are ground games in georgia, getting black voters to trust absentee voting. typically we have seen them vote early and by mail. there is huge education campaigns and we saw massive changes to how they behave. >> yeah, it was interesting to hear the attorney general insist that civil rights would be violated if they were enacted. also saying that that part part had not been cutted and then the laws would not have been passed. rachael, he

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and this line struck me then rachael that he said. he told a reporter, my worst day as governor was better than my best day as senator. my worst day as governor was better than my best day as senator. and that was then. i just wonder your thoughts on now so many democratic-led attacks coming at joe manchin. i'm not saying they're unfounded or founded. i'm just saying that's what's happening. i wonder if there's any risk there in continuing this because there's no other democrat that they would get elected statewide for senate in west virginia. >> yeah, i think manchin says stuff like that quite often. and i think it's less to do with the attacks on him. there are a lot of progressives going after him right now. and i talked to someone close to him just monday actually about this. and this person told me specifically he wears those as a badge of honor. the thing that bugs him is, bipartisanship is so out of fashion. he is somebody who would have been perhaps made for a different time when bipartisan deals were a regular thing. he wants

it's rachael crane. she broke the story. she joins us now. not just bezos but his brother?s on this flight here on the passenger list. but bezos easand the coolest gi choosing to bring his brother on this historic first crude flight of their new shepard space vehicle, they're spacecraft. this is a suborbital flight. it will go 60 mile above earth. they'll have a few minutes of weightlessness. the bezos, you know, you founded his aerospace company more than 20 years ago. the company has been working on their new shepard system for more than six years. it is set take flight on july 20th, the anniversary of apollo 11's moon landing. poetic there. talk about what he talked about actualizing on his life long journey to get to space. >> you see the earth from space and it changes you. it changes your relationship with this planet, with humanity. it's one earth. i want to go on this flight because it's a thing i wanted to do all my life. it's an adventure. it's a big deal for me. i invited my brother to come on this first flight. >> i wasn't even expecting him to say he was going

rachael, thank you for your great reporting, as always. >> thank you. >>> joe biden is back in washington. back in washington's partisan politics. just a short time ago, the house minority leader, republican kevin mccarthy issued a statement criticizing biden's performance here in geneva at the summit saying, in mccarthy's words that, biden, quote, gave vladimir putin a pass. joining me, senior political analyst john avlon. as i remember, that is not a phrase that mccarthy used regarding trump following helsinki. >> that's right. and that tells you everything you need to know about how shallow and cynical these politics are. so it's stunning, but it's not surprising because it's part of a piece, jim. this has been the republican framing device heading in to the summit that biden was going to somehow be -- you know, not tough enough on vladimir putin which obviously begs the question, what the hell were you all doing the last four years because they didn't say boo when donald trump was losing no opportunity to suck up to vladimir putin and never confronting the kremlin on anything no matte

joining me now, rachael bates, cnn political analyst and co-author of politico playbook.u this morning. as kevin just said, a lot can change, as we know, and the deal isn't done until it's done. does it look like this strategy is going to work in the end? >> i mean, look, this thing is falling apart basically as quickly as it came together this week. i think the new issue that republicans have on this is an issue of timing. basically, this new strategy would require this to be put on hold for the next month and a half, even though it's stuck right now, and passed alongside a massive other democrats-only bill that could cop as much as $6 trillion. and in the meantime, the democrats in washington are going to have to raid the debt ceiling, which is currently $28 trillion. so you're looking at a series of votes, where republicans could support this very narrow infrastructure bill, which is about $1 trillion for infrastructure. but by going along with this, i think there's a fear of republicans that, you know, their own base is going to say they're giving a blessing to this n

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rachael, let's start with you.ing to that case for where democrats should be going right now, obviously, a lot of concerns coming up in 2022. if the house flips back, there's already a minor margin. obviously, the senate is tied 50/50. what does that mean for the country, even with a democratic president? you're august to democrats running in 2022, telling them what? >> and i deal with data, i deal in data. and you know, one of the things that people need to understand is that, yeah, they did have a lot of message discipline during the obama era and they got hammered in 2010 and 2014, right? and there's more than one way to skin a cat, willie. let me tell you. rather than rebut the other guest's assumption of how to solve the problem of this deassignment, democrats have a realignment of their own to exploit. college-educated voters of all races, but particularly whites who had been voting for the gop and are now looking at it and are thinking, i'm not really liking this hot mess, right? if you go hard after their b

i think that was one of the complaints against rachael jackson, that she didn't deserve to stand at the head of society so in terms of rules for women certainly that will change. with the first lady doesn't presiding over the east wing, a lot of it is institutionalized, she oversees, she appoints the people, who deal with publicity, setting up photographs of the family. arranging of course dramatic dinners and seeing what drinks are served, as we just heard. so much of it could be handled very well by staff. betty ford said when she took over as first lady, rather suddenly, on the resignation of president nixon, she said that all you have to do is show up. everything else is done. certainly men would do most of that. and you think of the, going out and speaking for the president, which we tend to expect the spouse to do, certainly a man could do that as well as a woman. you think for spouse. >> first spouse or first partner. you can also have a relationship that would be not a heterosexual relationship. >> exactly. why can't you just say the president and give the name of the person who

rachael rachael first time hosting with you guys. >> not first time on tv we're actually the first reality. we have having another baby. steve: that's fantastic. number nine? rachel: that will be number nine. >> nest guest who just had a beautiful baby girl named valentina. rachel: the amazing doctors in chicago children's hospital are going to operate on her heart on monday: our child was born with a congenital heart defect but also with down syndrome. >> i would just say to any woman who has a diagnosis who gets that call from the doctor just like i did, valentina has given me as much joy and pride as any of my other little babies. she is an american and she has a right to live. >> i happen to also be a pro-life woman. would i be welcome at this march? >> of course. >> tell me why you came to the march today. >> i came to the march because i'm fighting for life. >> we just need to stand up for what we believe. >> in i came here to farch for all the babies with down syndrome. rachel: why did you want to be the first sitting president to address this march. >> i didn't do it for that reaso

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rachael, this is very cool. thank you so much for talking about this with us. "new day" continues right now. >>> i'm john berman alongside brianna keilar on this "new day." a new interview with congresswoman liz cheney putting the sharpest point yet on the former president's actions and the actions of other top republicans in the aftermath. >>> and senator joe manchin puts his foot down pledging to vote against a key voting rights bill signaling once and for all anything the democrats want done will have to go through him. >>> with less than a month to go, the new evidence that president biden may be short of his july 4th vaccination goal. >>> and coaching far right protesters how to access a state capitol building and they took his advice just days later . >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. it is monday, june 7th, and congresswoman liz cheney accusing former president trump of committing the worst violation of the oath of office in history by inciting the january 6th insurrection and she's calling on house minority leader kev

just now, you'll you'll be back in a c eventually, rachael marietta lani wong fox news arte, here's anew term to think about. it's called fire, anxiety and trauma, counselors and firefighters say the bay area could experience a case of this as we head into the heart of wildfire season. every time they hear a fire engine go by there worried about not just their house, but where we going and what's on fire or what's going on. now. fires have already burned twice as much land in california this year compared to the same time last year. and certainly triple digit temperatures during a drought in the wildfire season could put anyone on edge. doctors who have studied ptsd and interviewed fire storm survivors explain why fire anxiety is so prevalent. it is human nature for the mind to go to worst case scenario, in order for the person to feel like they can prepare themselves for worst case scenario, so i think it is very common. it would be something that i would expect in that area. experts say hearing fireworks go off ahead of fourth of july can be especially stressful since such actions c

. >> let's listen to the way chairman schiff put that to rachael in the previous hour. >> in terms ofss, i don't believe i am a role in that, given that some of my records were apparently subject of subpoena. i think other committees, as part of their responsibilities, not ask the attorney general and others, and i think the department needs to do a wholesale review of the politicization of these cases over the last four years. >> speaker pelosi issued a statement in the last few minutes supporting chairman schiff on exactly that call for an investigation. >> the speaker is absolutely right. every time you think we've heard at all, involving the former administration and the attorney general, the former attorney general, there's always more to come. but this is outrageous. it's very disappointing. america should be angry about it. we have an obligation to get to the bottom of it, and we will. >> i want to get to something else that's an urgent import in washington to investigate and that is the invasion of the capital on january six. let's listen to what fbi director wray said today i

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and their multiple spin-offs until the host sparked his own controversy earlier this year defending rachaelin 2019 and this heated conversation with rachel lindsay, the show's first black bachelorette. >> it's not a good look. >> rachel, is it a good look in 2018 or not a good look in 2021? >> it's not a good look ever because she's celebrating the old south. if i went to that party, what would i represent at that party? >> my guess, these girls got dressed up and went to a party and had a great time. they were 18 years old. now, does it make it okay? i don't know, rachel, you tell me. >> reporter: the uproar pushed harrison to apologize. >> it was a mistake. i made a mistake. i am an imperfect man. i made a mistake and i own that. >> reporter: stepping away as guest hosts filled in. retired nfl linebacker and author emmanuel acho leading the conversation on last season's "after the final rose" and former bachelorettes kaitlyn bristow and tayshia adams are at the helm of this new season. >> this is unfamiliar territory. the question, what's the long term? how does this play out over the lon

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