when we see the embrace of extremism within the ranks of the republican party, congresswoman stefanik is the one leading that charge. she is doing it to at the answer on career. she poses a unique threat to our freedoms, to our security and to our democracy. that is what the race is all about. at a local level in the district, her opportunism is coming at the expense of our constituent needs. she consistently votes against the needs of artistic. she's only interested in advancing her own career, so this race is an opportunity for us to galvanize voters across the political spectrum, democrats, independents and even republicans who are coming on board and market pain before country for us, because that is what we require. >> let me ask you more broadly speaking about the district that you are running to represent, and it is obviously a conversation happening across the country between the investigation into the former president, the search at his home there in mar-a-lago, and why that matters to your constituents in your district. if someone were to ask you why they should care about i

her name is elise stefanik. she replaced liz chain ney leadership.darling of the gop establishment, but she has made a turn to full-on maga. her opponent, moderate democrat matt castelli and he joined the cia shortly after september 11th helping country hunt terrorists and protecting itself and he was in two national security counsels and congressional nominee for new york's north country mike castelli. tell us what happened after january 6th. >> thank you, nicole. great to be with you here. after january 6th we really saw this attack against our country and i knew that i needed to step up to honor my oath to the constitution after watching someone like elise stefanik betray hers. she helped to spread the big lie. we've all seen that stefanik has become the defender in chief of january 6th and she turned her back on our democracy, and i didn't spend my career defending our country from violent extremists only to see folks like stefanik embraced here at home. we need someone who is focusing on putting our country before our party and focusing on the s

it had elise stefanik's name on it. >> mick, we can't -- in fairness, mick, it was torn up. we don't know what was on it. that's just a fact. >> it says stefanik on it. >> one word, it said a lot of other -- >> we don't know what the whole document said. you can see stefanik's name was on there but you can't extrapolate from just one word. >> i'm not defending destructing documents. no question about t thit. the presidential records act, i don't think this was related to the presidential records act directly. it is not a criminal statute. it is in code 44 of the usc, not 18, the criminal statute. i'm not really sure how the presidential records act ties in. yes, the president has to keep almost everything, but not everything when you are the president. again, if we're talking about documents, that's part of my point here, brianna. you just invaded the home of a former president of the united states, to look for documents? why was it so important? why couldn't it be handled by a subpoena? why did you have to go in there, he wasn't even there, he was in new jersey, i think, du

elise stefanik now announcing that she is going to run. who wins the race could determine if there's any success at all in the house. >> catherine? i think you are muted. why don't we go to build. -- bill. >> i'll just revert to my original point, i think surprising things will happen and it will be more chaotic than we expect. are we confident that trump doesn't try to depose him with stefanik or somebody else? are we confident that i assume if they lose the house speaker, pelosi steps down as leader and probably just resigns from the house, maybe not if it's really close, but she thinks she could really affect things, but maybe she does. i guess we think hakeem jeffries is next in line, but we're not certain we don't know about that. does mcconnell stay incidentally as minority leader for another maybe he does. i just think the degree of and and right away the question becomes both trump assuming he's running. how strong is he? and does biden run again? which imes kept to bilbao. -- which i am skeptical about. i don't think harris is a l

he even wrote the name stefanik. as in elise stefanik, one of the expresident's biggest g.o.p.enders in congress. if you're in the maga world, that's huge. congrats elise i heard the president dropped your name. ( laughter ) ( applause ) now, it's been a while -- ( applause ) wow! thank you very much. it's been a while since i've talked about conspiracy theorist and softball dipped in pubes, alex jones. ( audience reacts ) jones is, and i want to be fair here, the worst human on the planet. he has recently been the target of a defamation lawsuit over the outrageous lies he told about the sandy hook tragedy being faked. well, late last week, the jury brought down the sledge hammer, and ordered jones to pay sandy hook parents over $49 million. ( cheers and applause ) oh! hell, yes! that is -- that is -- that is fitting news. revenge is a dish best served on a check for $49 million. of course, all the evidence made the jury's decision pretty easy. initially, when jones took the stand, he swore under oath that he didn't have any emails or texts about sandy hook. then, last week, th

even this morning you saw elise stefanik accusing the fbi of -- and the justice department of politicizingely no evidence at all. now, i worked with chris wray when he was in the bush justice department. he was at the ashcroft justice department, a republican administration. and he is a consummate professional. he was appointed by donald trump, which even on fox news this morning, steve doocy pointed that out to elise stefanik, yet she goes out there and uses that kind of rhetoric that you usually see with paul gosar or marjorie green, and is attacking with no basis. really geared to that audience of one. so i do think it's very frightening to see even leadership, you know, trying to politicize this instead of having everyone calm down. i would like to say, though, that you did see earlier this summer senate leaders come together and try and calm this down when they worked on the gun legislation, so i would like to commend senator murphy, senator cornyn, who realized that things had gotten out of hand, whether it's domestic terrorism or crime in the cities, they came together and worked on

however, his colleague and member of the house gop leadership, elise stefanik, sounded very differentcountability, and a fulsome investigation to provide needed transparency and answers to the american people regarding joe biden and his administration's weaponization of the department of justice and fbi against joe biden's political opponent. >> back with our panel. david, what do you make of -- the first statement is something that we would expect. you would have written and given that statement, linda, at any year that you were serving in government or elsewhere. the second, not so much. is there a little bit of concern that republicans like stefanik with comments like that are going to have egg on their face when we have all the information? >> maybe, but right now, it's arpolitical question. i spent about 300 days on the road in the 2016 campaign, talking to trump voters. i still keep in touch with the focus group, about 120 of them, and have been emailing furiously with them, and they all say this is ridiculous, an overreach of federal power. no different from them saying trump w

i want to talk about elise stefanik. she says the fbi has been weaponized, but also saying it is important to follow the facts wherever they lead. what does that tell you about the way the gop is handling this? we are rallying around him but also shifting a bit. philip: the immediate instinct for republican politicians is to rally along trump because of his popularity. the leadership realizes that for the fbi to conduct this search, to take this extraordinary step, there mt be something serious here, that this is not a game. i think they are trying to be careful and not get too far ahead of things because this could end up being very damaging for former president trump. if you are a republican official going out there and attacking the fbi, attacking trump, when it turns out he may have had some really damaging information for the country at risk at mar-a-lago, it endangers your credibility as a leader. yamiche: evan, in 2008, former president trump increased the punishment for knowingly removing classified materials wit

new york congresswoman elise stefanik claims the doj is using the fbi as a political weapon.nt donald trump is joe biden's most likely as political opponent in twenty-twenty for former president trump says he's being treated unfairly and many republicans are following his lead. the scales of justice should be balanced. and the eyes of justice should be blind. this is a big, big deal. >> we don't know the content of these documents. we we believe by. well, 2 people that's that we have some kind of nuclear information and their missouri congressman emanuel cleaver and house speaker nancy pelosi say this information doesn't belong to the former president. there are laws against the improper handling. >> of of this material. the search has sparked a wave of violent threats against the fbi and ohio republican congressman mike turner says that has to stop and we condemn any actions of violence against any law enforcement personnel reporting in washington, reshad hudson. >> now the big story during her swing through the bay area, vice president kamala harris made a stop at oakland's

but republicans like new york congresswoman elise stefanik sharply criticize the plan. i represent a district where the vast do not have a college degree and their taxpayer dollars are going to bail out the richest people. economists estimate that for giving the student loans will cost the u.s. at least 300 billion dollars. but the biden administration says the cost will depend on how many people apply. >> now, in addition to submitting an application borrowers will have to prove their income levels. but administration officials say some people who had already applied for student loan forgiveness will see their debt automatically forgiven. reporting live in washington. alexandra limon, thanks so much. alexandra. >> bay area, congressman and as shoe sent us this statement about the president's plan, bay area. sent this statement to us. let's keep scrolling. it reads in part, student loan debt in the u.s. outstrips credit card debt today. and it's why this is a monumental step forward. these enormous financial burdens force too many young people to delay buying a home or

top house republican elise stefanik says the plan is unfair to americans who chose not to go to college. i represent a district where the vast do not have a college degree and their taxpayer dollars are going to bail out the richest people conservative think tanks like the heritage foundation argue the plan will feel more inflation. inflation is caused by too much money relative to the goods and services in the economy. the biden administration denies the plan will make inflation work. site plan is responsible and fair. president biden argues resuming payments will offset the money. loan forgiveness adds to the economy as far as students already in college. the white house says would already have to have taken out your loan to be eligible for a new forgiveness. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. thank you. raquel college graduates and current students are eager to know if they qualify for the loan forgiveness. >> now that's website actually crashed today as millions of people rushed to check the loan servicer that used by the u.s. department of education and kron four's

. >> elise stefanik house representative from new york's 21st district member of house intel and house services committee, house republicans are committed to oversight and accountability in a wholesome investigation to provide transparency and answers to the american people regarding joe biden in his administration weaponization of the department of justice and fbi against joe biden political opponent. president donald trump is joe biden's most likely political opponent in 2024 and this is less than 100 days from critical midterm elections. the fbi raid is a complete abuse and overreach of its authority. as they make people know unfortunately this is the same agency leadership that protected hillary clinton, james comey and continues to protect him joe biden, the same agency leadership that perpetrated the false russia hoax four years and is not just the national issues that have led to historic distrust among the american people. if local issues as well like in my district the fbi's leadership overreach and politicized nation continues to occur. in the deadliest car crash in recent ye

. >> elise stefanik house representative from new york's 21st district member of house intel and house services committee, house republicans are committed to oversight and accountability in a wholesome investigation to provide transparency and answers to the american people regarding joe biden in his administration weaponization of the department of justice and fbi against joe biden political opponent. president donald trump is joe biden's most likely political opponent in 2024 and this is less than 100 days from critical midterm elections. the fbi raid is a complete abuse and overreach of its authority. as they make people know unfortunately this is the same agency leadership that protected hillary clinton, james comey and continues to protect him joe biden, the same agency leadership that perpetrated the false russia hoax four years and is not just the national issues that have led to historic distrust among the american people. if local issues as well like in my district the fbi's leadership overreach and politicized nation continues to occur. in the deadliest car crash in recent ye

i will say, before donald trump came down that escalator, i thought people like elise stefanik, nikki haley, marco rubio would be the future of the republican party. we would have a fiscally conservative, socially moderate party. that is what i hope the party would turn into, and instead it turned into a populist nationalist movement that morphed overtime into a cult of personality around donald trump. host: from illinois, independent line. tom is next. hi, tom. caller: yeah, i am from [inaudible] i think some of the stuff you said, you said you were a never-trumper. he had so much against him when he came into office. he had the republicans that were against him and the democrats that were against him, and people know that the way our government was going, when they said build the wall, lock up hillary clinton, hillary away with way more -- she was busting up computers with hammers and blackberries. nobody did anything. nobody holds any of these people accountable except donald trump. right off the bat, the russian collusion and dirty dossier from hillary clinton. that was all lies.

let's bring in congresswoman elise stefanik, member of the house intel committee. had access to trump's mar-a-lago on june 3rd. then they said put a padlock on that room so that no one else can see this information. everyone thought or he thought, his staff thought they are in the clear. what happened between -- and then they go to this obama donor magistrate judge, they go to extreme measures to go into mar-a-lago in the cover of the night at 6:30 in the morning on monday. what happened between june 3rd and the beginning of this week on monday? >> well, i will tell you, ainsley, house republicans are going to follow the facts and demand accountability and transparency. the statement by attorney general merrick garland is not nearly enough. the american people deserve to know all aspects and all details. let's take a step back. this is joe biden's department of justice and fbi targeting his most likely presidential opponent in 2024. it is not news to the american people that president trump is very likely to run for president. this was incredibly an overreach. it's

very middle of the road and say we just want information and transparency, and someone like elis stefanik these talking points while brian patrick, the onlier former member of the fbi stood there and tried to defend the fbi while some of his colleagues came in and said the fbi are a major problem. so republicans are going to have to figure out how to move forward with this, but they have not deescalated even with this coming out. >> laura, you have done a great piece coming out in charlottesville. republicans were pretty unified in speaking out against hateful rhetoric, with the exception of the president and some of his closest supporters back then. my question is do you think that's still the case now? has the party shifted dramatically on that front from the leadership down? >> i think they have. some of the most obvious evidence is the fact that law makers like marjorie taylor green are not republican remanded at all. the people kicked out of the party are people like liz cheney who are trying to hold the former president accountable whereas ones trying to stoke fears and saying we're

and i happening to be running against elise stefanik, and she failed to show up. >> matt, i know you'reeeing the pictures of this. let's talk about that, when you seal the pictures of this apartment, it doesn't look incendiary, like so many strikes, nick. >> you wouldn't see a roof, normally. >> you wouldn't see a roof, normally. it would have caught fire. so what kind of weapon did we use and is it possible without assets on the ground? >> i'm not going to talk about sources and methods. but we can say as the president has acknowledged that the intelligence community was a vital player. and the capability that we have built up over 20 years of effort in counterterrorism here to make sure we're doing this in full measure are on full display now. >> nick, what do we know about al zawahiri's success. >> currently in iran, with the suggestion that had may have recently moved into afghanistan. that takes a major burning issue off the plate of iranians because they would effectively have been harboring the new leader of al qaeda. we know not a vast amount. look at the al masri, killed in teh

top house republican elise stefanik says the plan is unfair to americans who chose not to go to collegel out the richest people conservative think tanks like the heritage foundation argue the plan will feel more inflation. deflation is caused by too much money relative to the goods and services in the economy. the biden administration denies the plan will make inflation work. site plan is responsible and fair. president biden argues resuming payments will all set the money loan forgiveness adds to the economy far as students already in college. the white house says would already have to have taken out your loan to be eligible for a new forgiveness. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to raquel. so for a closer look at 2 qualifies for what? >> kron four's graham lotus joins us now in the studio. >> well, vicki, as we mentioned there, according to the biden student loan forgiveness, plan, non pell grant recipients are eligible for up to $10,000 in debt reduction while pell grant recipients are eligible for up to 20 grand in loan forgiveness, according to the department of education

this is from elise stefanik. biden's decision to cancel ten grand of student loans is nothing more than a political bribe. ouch. then there is this from dan crenshaw. the broad forgiveness of student loans without congressional approval is both immoral and illegal. they are buying votes at this point. former secretary of state mike pompeo. how about instead of asking farmers, machinists and cops to pay off other people student loans, we ask the universitih billion-dollar endowments to pay it off themselves. in case you're wondering, the model suggest this plan will cost taxpayers between $30,900,000,000,000 in even worse, economists argue it will spur or add to already surging inflation. after testing negative on tuesday, jill biden has tested positive for covid. >> shannon: see you for quite a challenge to our taste buds coming up. >> i don't know if i want to do it but i will be here. speed >> shannon: you're always such a good sport. for critical and legal analysis of the president's plan to forgive student de

the third ranking republican in the house, elise stefanik, told fox news, quote, the american peopled not an outrageously heavily reacted affidavit to cover up for and politically protect joe biden and the fbi for this dangerous and on american overreach. who is to say that if we were to learn which was in those redactions that they would necessarily be good for donald trump? i mean, that is perhaps why the interaction from the overwhelming majority of republicans is simply been silence. as the new york times notes, even the most bombastic republicans, people like representative marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert, they were initially focused elsewhere in the hours after the affidavit was released. they weren't tweeting about things like border invasions. and there is as the washington post post point out, even gop leaders like congressman kevin mccarthy and senator mitch mcconnell have gone among. major men have responded to requests for comment tonight for the washington post. that does it for us tonight. rachel will be here on monday. and i will see you back here on tuesday.

she did hear back from elise stefanik, whose team gave her a detailed statement, biden conspiracy, she's defending trump. kevin mccarthy, no statement. mitch mcconnell, no statement. heard back from another republican aide who said, well, his boss doesn't have a statement because there's no news. obviously this is a huge news development, so i think there is a recalibration, a real consideration about not wanting to do damage to particularly some of these pivotal senate races on which the control of the senate is going to be won or lost. it's not a primary campaign anymore. it is the general election. >> alice, let me ask you a question, specifically. you're one of those prominent republicans who right after the search defended the president. you said the day after the search that you accepted donald trump's word that he complied to some degree with federal authorities and it was really hard to look at the search as anything short of an overreach by the federal authorities and potential political persecution. after all that we've learned. after the release of this document overnight, do

of leader we need today and he has the backing of the number three among house republicans, elise stefanik good shot, doesn't he? >> obviously has a good shot. he's a very wealthy man and his name is well known. he ran for governor unsuccessfully in the past. this is the case where the republican party has to figure out what they stand for and who they are. palladino was the co-chair for trump in 2018. he's going against the current sitting chair of the state party, nick langworthy. they're trying to figure out which direction they go in. do you want a wild and unfit candidate like palladino who says whatever is on his mind, makes wild threats and sort of half apologizes for it and says it is all a big joke, do you treat him like the joke he says he's he i he is, or do you go in a different direction? it will be an important indicator of why new york republicans choose to go. >> so let's go to florida if we k can. the race to see who will challenge ron desantis there. they're talking about ron desantis as a potential national candidate in 2024 for the presidency. can a democrat, can one of

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elise stefanik from new york, quote, i have worked to secure many critical wins for upstate new york and the north country. also posting a lit of more than ten local projects that would now have funding because of this spending bill that she voted against. several of these republicans did not respond to our request for comment but those who did made statements along the lines of, hey, i supported the funding for that. i just didn't like the whole bill, or as hinson's office tsdz, quote, since the bill was signed it to law, this money was going to be spent regardless. if there's federal money on the table, the congresswoman is doing to do everything she can to make sure it's reinvested in iowa, unquote. this is not entirely a new phenomenon, and though in general now it's republicans guilty here, progressive democrat ayanna pressley of massachusetts also voted against the infrastructure bill. she did it as a protest because the build back better act was not attached to infrastructure. and the congresswoman later turned around and took credit for funding provided from the bill that she

. >> how many of you identify as latino or stefanik? >> i think all of us. >> how many of you voted for trump in 2020? >> i'm not scared to say that i did. >> i also voted for obama. >> in 2021, -- jimenez began the president of moms for liberty chapter. >> she goes to school board meetings to protest -- covid restrictions and hotbed issues like race and identity. >> my name is eulalia jimenez, i'm the chair of the miami-dade -- the array of topics that we can discuss today's large, but i trust that there's more pants present, and those topics are going to be discussed, as we go further along. so i'd like to take the opportunity to blast our page, moms for liberty miami. we are here to serve parents, inform parents, empower parents. your children are not safe in the school system. >> excuse me, ma'am. address the board about school related issues, this is not can be a platform to advocate for any political organization, it's not gonna happen. -- >> it's not a political organization, it's an organization to give parents information. >> s

here's what house republican conference chair elise stefanik had to say earlier. >> house republicansre committed to immediate oversight, accountability and a fulsome investigation to provide needed transparency and answers to the american people regarding joe biden and his administration's weaponization of the department of justice and fbi against joe biden's political opponent. >> with us tonight to discuss, david plouffe former obama campaign manager and senior adviser for the president, and msnbc political contributor matthew dowd. he's also a former george w. bush's strategist and founder of country over party. mr. matthew dowd, to you first. your reaction to that week republicans just had? >> i mean, just in a neutral fashion, it was a very [inaudible] what was said about attacking the fbi in, amazingly, is popular among the republican party. and so i think it was a bad week. the thing i don't think they realize and the republicans, i think, even though they faced this in election instances donald trump has never been any single they've been support by majority of americans. and

further what is going on, but you also have this from another member of congress, this time, elise stefanik quote, if the fbi can raid a u.s. president, imagine what they can do to you. first of all, this logic to me is always odd because most americans, one, are not handling or mishandling classified documents. but also, scott, maybe americans all the time are having search warrants executed. that is what happens. that is not necessarily routine, that happens every single day, but it happens across this country. so why is this comparison being made? is it a valid talking point to you? >> i actually, think it is a bit of a shallow talking point. i've seen a lot of people make it today. i think the more valid question is when you just raised as you are coming back to me about crossing t's and dotting i's. why would we think that the justice department or the fbi good mess up here? oh because they have in the past because as it relates to donald trump. there are well documented problems within the fbi and some of the warrants issued for trumps people. to me, that is what fueling a lot of the

congresswoman elise stefanik, a member of that committee and gop leadership spoke there. also made these comments on fox this morning. let's listen. >> the statement by attorney general merrick garland is not nearly enough. the american people deserve to know the aspects and all of the facts. we do not know all of the facts. when he was the sitting president, he has the right to declassify any information. >> absolutely. >> there may be more information that comes out when we focus on the facts. >> lucas, this whole thing about how the president has the right to declassify anything he wants seems to be an evolution of the gop argument here. talk about republicans behind the scenes coalescing behind a message. >> right. they've had to shift their message some with this reporting about the nuclear weapons. when the story first broke it was an all-on attack on the fbi. i mean you saw very heated rhetoric against merrick garland and the fbi. then you saw the attack in cincinnati and you saw the reporting about the nuclear -- potentially having nuclear documents. since then th

top house republican elise stefanik says the plan is unfair to americans who chose not to go to collegei represent a district where the vast do not have a college degree and their taxpayer dollars are going to bail out the richest people conservative think tanks like the heritage foundation argue the plan will feel more inflation. deflation is caused by too much money relative to the goods and services in the economy. the biden administration denies the plan will make inflation work. site plan is responsible and fair. president biden argues resuming payments will offset the money. loan forgiveness adds to the economy. and as far as students currently in college, you have to have already taking out your loan to be eligible for debt forgiveness. for now washington, raquel martin, back to just in our what's the timeline here? how soon could all this debt erased? >> well, that's the big question. and the education secretary at this point is saying more information will come out in the next few days and weeks to give us some more insight. what we do know at this point is that many borrowers

and then you have the number three republican in the house, elise stefanik, and she had previously actuallyaladino. he is the candidate in new york who said he wanted garland to potentially be executed and he's no stranger to incendiary language on his own, he has a long line of controversial statements, so republicans here choosing to look the other way. >> thank you very much, sunlen serfaty, with that report. sobering. >>> and next, tensions rising at that nuclear plant in zaporizhzhia, it is the largest nuclear plant on the entire continent of europe, and it's in danger. putin is now claiming that ukraine is shelling it, and there could be nuclear armageddon. what dangerous game is he playing? we're there live with the latest. >>> and is dr. oz, the trump candidate running for senate in pennsylvania in real trouble? ng at your tired old bath, we fit your style, with hundreds of design options. when a normal day is anything but normal, we fit your schedule, with our unique tub over tub process, installed in as little as a day. when high quality is the only quality that matters, we fit yo

so, you have folks like elise stefanik saying this is total abuse.ke brian fitzpatrick of pennsylvania, former fbi agent, just saying that you can't cast judgment until you know all the facts. folks like john katko talking about taking a deep breath. but that is not the norm or the majority of that point. i think the release of this search warrant is going to make it perilous for some republicans to continue to wrap themselves in the mantle of president trump didn't do anything wrong because it's pretty clear -- when you're talking about the potential violations of the espionage act and the highly secure nature, the top, top secret nature of some of the documents they were looking for and apparently retrieved, it shows you that it's just -- you can't -- you can't write this off as an abuse of power. these were serious potential violations of law here. >> i mean, david, look, the fbi has a history with, you know, under j. edgar hoover and the civil rights movement. but, have you ever seen anything like what is being said about the fbi now? certainly c

but republicans like new york congresswoman elise stefanik sharply criticize the plan. i represent a district where the vast do not have a college degree and their taxpayer dollars are going to bail out the richest people. economists estimate that for giving the student loans will cost the u.s. at least 300 billion dollars. but the biden administration says the cost will depend on how many people apply. >> in addition to submitting applications, borrowers will have to prove their income levels. but the white house says some borrowers who had already applied for student loan forgiveness may have their loans automatically canceled in washington. alexandra limon. >> 8.22 is the time. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, harvey weinstein is granted an appeal more than 2 years after his rape conviction. we'll see what led to the decision. ♪dance! by christian a medice & elisha noll♪ ♪are you ready?♪ ♪ ♪let's go♪ ♪ ♪ahh yeah♪ ♪ ♪step to rhythm like♪ ♪you're going out tonight♪ ♪dance get with the groove and♪ ♪dance get up and move let's♪ ♪dance kick off your shoes and♪ ♪s

oppose some of those people in that candidate in upstate new york who i think was supported by elise stefanik, please find an alternate other than that guy who's really threatening violence against our law enforcement, which is totally unacceptable. >> it really is unacceptable. and david, i wanted to close this out by asking you about congresswoman liz cheney. she has talked about running for president. she's teased the idea that she may run for president, but could she actually win the republican presidential nomination? in this climate? >> i don't think she could win the republican nomination. you know, people are taking a harder look at her now since she was so brave and noble in the way she took on donald trump, and there was widespread admiration for her. but at the same time, people taking a closer look, they can see she's been voted with trump. this is -- liz cheney has voted with trump 93% of the time. 93%, and it's just really hard to see how she, you know, so many republicans will go after her from the base, and yet she doesn't have enough to go to the middle of the road or go to t

but republicans like new york congresswoman elise stefanik sharply criticize the plan.present a district where the vast do not have a college degree and their taxpayer dollars are going to bail out the richest people. economists estimate that for giving the student loans will cost the u.s. at least 300 billion dollars. but the biden administration says the cost will depend on how many people apply. >> now, in addition to submit an application, people will also have to prove their income levels to qualify. but administration officials say that some have already applied for student loan forgiveness in the past may see their loans and debts. >> automatically for given reporting live in washington. alexandra limon, thanks, alex. >> well, still to come on the kron 4 morning news, harvey weinstein is granted an appeal more than 2 years. >> after his rape conviction, find out what led to that decision. we're when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to kno

but new york republican congresswoman elise stefanik said in a statement president biden is using the justice and the fbi to target his most likely 2024 opponent. and now justine trump requested that the special master review these documents that were taken. >> but justice officials say that that would impede the criminal investigation reporting live in washington. i'm basil, john. >> basil, will there be any chance that any of these documents could be revealed to the public? will we get to see them? it's highly unlikely that we could see any of these specifically being revealed to the public. at most. we could possibly see this subject about these documents being revealed. but that's still too soon to say. >> all right, basil, john, live for us in washington, d.c., thank you so much. and coming up in our next half hour here, a woman says that she was attacked getting off a bus. we'll have more on the search for the suspect in this developing assault case. >> and oakland's pride celebration coming up this weekend. and it's one of the first mega events where first mega events where att

the one bit of writing you can make out is you see the name of congresswoman stefanik, a member of themp spokesman, jonathan, tells us that he sees this as a promotional plan for the book. he doesn't really deny it, though. he says people will fabricate things to impress the press but doesn't dispute the authenticity of these photos. >> i can't believe we're doing this. there they are, there are the pictures. >> you're speechless. that's a first. >> let's hurriedly change topics. axios also reports on new data that offers a deeper look of where americans are choosing to live based off their political affiliation. what can you tell us about that? >> this is super interesting. this is why we move. axios, in this election year, has a two americas index, where we're doing polling to illuminate the red/blue divide. this poll with ipsos shows that people, democrats, are more than twice as likely to want to move to blue states. republicans are even more likely to want to move to red states. so this is the great sort that you and i have talked about, the idealogical, geographical sorting of am

but republicans like new york congresswoman elise stefanik sharply criticize the plan. i represent a district where the vast do not have a college degree and their taxpayer dollars are going to bail out the richest people. economists estimate that for giving the student loans will cost the u.s. at least 300 billion dollars. but the biden administration says the cost will depend on how many people apply. >> now, in addition to submitting an application borrowers will have to prove their income levels as well. but administration officials say that some people who had already applied for student loan forgiveness could see their loans automatically. forgive reporting live in washington. alexandra limon. all right, thanks a lot, alex. and you know, there are a lot of people that want to know they have the pell grants and if they don't. >> we have a link over on our website at kron 4 dot com that breaks that down for you. still ahead of the kron, 4 morning news, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins announcing a new cash bail and pretrial detention policy. we're goin

here's what house republican conference chair elise stefanik had to say earlier. >> house republicansight, accountability and a fulsome investigation to provide needed transparency and answers to the american people regarding joe biden and his administration's weaponization of the department of justice and fbi against joe biden's political opponent. >> with us tonight to discuss david plouffe former obama campaign manager and senior adviser for the president, and msnbc political contributor matthew dowd. he's also a former george w. bush's strategist and founder of country over party. mr. matthew dowd, to you first. your reaction to that week republicans just had? >> i mean, just in a neutral fashion, it was a very [inaudible] what was said about attacking the fbi in, amazingly, is popular among the republican party. and so i think it was a bad week. the thing i don't think they realize and the republicans, i think, even though they face this in election [inaudible] don trump has never been any single they've been support by majority of americans. and every time they run to the defens

donald trump 93% of the time, more than trump die hards, more than trump die hards, including elise stefanik and paul gosar. despite only being a freshman lawmaker, cheney was elevated to the third ranking position in 2018 leadership. she voted for the trump tax cuts, she voted against obama care, she received an a rating from the nra. when democrats took the house, she voted against reauthorizing a voting rights act. she voted against impeaching donald trump after he pressured the president of ukraine to dig up dirt on joe biden. and then january 6th happened. the president of the united states incited an angry mob to violently stormed the scene of our seat of our government to try to overturn a legitimate election. liz cheney who was up until this point was as deep red as a republican can come, liz cheney decided that was worth pushing back against. she decided it was time for her members of her party to hold the president accountable because democracy itself was on the line. and that should not be an extraordinary. that probably should've been the decision of every member of congress. but