i asked democratic tent candidate, tim ryan, what's happening in ohio. a global catastrophe, and stark relief, as global drought room reveals sunken nazi ships in serbia, and dinosaur tracks and texas. that all starts right now. >> good evening, from new york, i am chris hayes, a florida judge has ordered a redacted version of the search warrant affidavit, outlining that they are casing it to be an steeled. the key word there is redacted. we don't know how much the document will be revealed. the doj, clearly, reluctant to release any of it, warning, it could jeopardize the investigation which is currently ongoing to the ex president. they are not directing to release the redacted document, we should see it anytime before tomorrow at 12 pm. this could be the closest look yet at exactly what donald trump is accused of doing. since we've learned, covering trump for the better part of a decade, he lashes out when he thinks he's in trouble, and even for a man used to being, and basically, constant trouble, than wriggling out somehow, over, and over. isn't a l

tim ryan is not the only one. nbc news reports today that democrats in tough races have become distancing themselves from biden student loan decision ahead of crucial midterm elections. yet, despite the criticism, it's sort of looks like president biden's accomplishments are finally starting to break through with voters. this week, president biden's approval rating ticked up for the first time in months according to two new polls. while voters may just be starting to warm back up to the president they are downright excited about other members of his party. on tuesday, democrats won a closely watched swing district in new york validating their message on reproductive rights. on top of that, you pulling out today from pennsylvania shows democratic sun senate candidate john fetterman with a whopping 13 point lead over his opponent, tv doctor and cruditÉs enthusiast, mehmet oz. in a race for governor in pennsylvania, democrat josh shapiro now has an 11-point lead over his far-right, trump backed opponent, doug mystery

i know there have been nonstop ads for tim ryan.and mitch mcconnell? >> i won the primary and not everybody was happy, but i did. and i think it's time for us all to unite, and certainly i'm very happy to see some of the national republican groups coming into the state because the national democratic groups and donors have been behind tim ryan the entire summer. the only reason guy has a little bit of a chance is because he's been parading these tv commercials around with unlimited national money pretending to be something that he's not. we've just got to tell the truth about him, and i think both with our campaign and the national party's going to do that in the next coupling months which is one of -- couple of months which is one of the reasons i'm so confident. maria: i want to get your take on the american people. we've got polls that say a majority of people are either suffering or believe this country is headed in the wrong direction. we'll continue our conversation with ohio republican senate candidate j.d. vance after this s

you heard tim ryan talking about that.e awakened a sleeping giant and filled them with terrible resolve. that's what justice alito did with the dobbs case. he has filled americans, particularly women, also a lot of guys, with terrible resolve. gas prices are getting better. abortion rights are not. that's trouble for the republicans. >> your former boss and friend, mitch mcconnell, is pretty worried about chances at this point of taking back the senate. >> well, look, at the beginning of the cycle everybody thought it was a lock that the republicans would take the house. i still think we're going to do that. also it was a 50-50 senate and a 50-50 country and a bunch of races in purple states. that hasn't changed. i thought it was always a lesser chance. and i think he articulated that this week. i would just say on the pro-life issue, i do think it's been impactful. i've had conversations with some republican members of congress who are feeling it. i don't think it's going to sink the chances in the house. look, most of my

you just had tim ryan from ohio on.n a row on cnn bashing joe biden's big student debt relief plan. there's a reason he's bashing it, because he's trying to pivot more to what middle class, working class voters in ohio want, as opposed to what the most partisan or fringe liberal democrat primary voters want. it's a pretty common thing. as you did on the interview, you questioned him about past votes and past statements. i don't think it's too uncommon for general election candidates to be doing this. but of course everything you've said is always going to be on the record. it doesn't absolve you from answering the questions. >> that's very different than what masters is doing or all these republicans trying to run away from the most extreme things they said and did. tim ryan, what i heard him say is that he thinks this kind of relief should be given to everybody. i agree. joe biden agrees. the fact we can't do that right now because republicans would never go for it means joe biden had to do something he had the power t

that includes tim ryan, a congressman running in ohio for senate. he said he's worried about the impact it's going to have on americans who chose not to go to college and saying it's unfair. then you have some progressives who say this move doesn't go far enough and that they're worried it's going to depress voter turnout in the midterms. for the most part, democrats realize this is another campaign promise that biden delivered on. they say this is a victory in a string of recent legislative wins and even chuck schumer and elizabeth warren put out a joint statement saying this is going to be a giant step forward in addressing the student loan crisis. >> thank you so much. let's bring in white house senior adviser for public engagement, keisha lance bottoms, the former mayor. let me start with the fact that wharton estimates that this plan is going to cost somewhere between $300 billion and $980 billion over ten years. what is the actual number, do you think, and how does this get paid for? >> well, what we know is that the president has done a very

you look at some of the races right now, tim ryan is looking pretty good in ohio. right now, gretchen whitmer is looking pretty good in michigan. at the end of the day, of course fetterman in pennsylvania, looking pretty good but my god the ads that he keeps throwing, the tweets that he keeps throwing dr. oz's way, just dizzying, keeping him offbalance every single day, i'm curious, i'm curious, does this tell you that at the end of the day, so much just depends on the candidate pers, the candidate himself, who is the best political athlete? >> yes, this is a clear advantage that democrats have across the board and in an historically difficult year is, they have very good candidates and particularly in michigan, very good candidates and a ton of money, and the democrats are pretty much, the gubernatorial candidate, outraising the republican counter parts across the board. in michigan and pennsylvania, you have two really great stars that are very well suited for the states that they are running in. with both whitmer and fedderman. i've never seen so much fun runnin

tim ryan is looking pretty good in ohio. right now, gretchen whitmer is looking pretty good in michigan. at the end of the day, and of course, fetterman in pennsylvania. that's not only looking pretty good, but my god, the ads that he keeps throwing. the tweets that he keeps throwing. doctor oz his way. i mean, it's dizzying, keeping him off balance every single day. i'm curious. does this tell you that at the end of the day so much just depends on the candidate herself or himself who is the best political athlete? >> this is a clear advantage that democrats have across the board in a historically difficult year. it's to have very good candidates. particularly in michigan, very good candidates. a ton of money. democrats have pretty much -- the gubernatorial candidates are outracing the republican counterparts across the board. and michigan and pennsylvania, you have to really great stars that are very well seated from the states that day. they're running and with both whitmer and fetterman. i mean, i've never seen anybody ha

this is what ohio democrat tim ryan had to say.listen. >> i think a targeted approach right now really does send the wrong message. there is a lot of people making $30,000 a year, $40,000 a year and they need help right now which is why i propose eight tax cut that will affect everybody. >> ashley: cory i want your thoughts on these democrats and just like the democrat you just heard especially going against what biden wants. >> i think that tim ryan is smart enough to realize if you are attacking joe biden. and whether he should referee election they should avoid these answers. they continued to stop from doing rallies with the current president. they stop with the ideas to try to tailor to gnomic or hitch the trailer to the back of a joe biden failed policy. so he is correct in doing this, tim ryan but it is political purposes and that what he believes in what he saying. >> todd: is this how swing dems have to play in less than three months at this point? >> that is exactly right. you will see a lot of democrats that don't want t

lucas: president biden is off to ohio, last week tim ryan was nowhere to be found. arthel: another bus full arrived from the texas border this morning. governor greg abbott has sent more than 1500 migrants to the big apple and it's taking a toll on the city's shelter system. let's go to alexis mcadams live in new york city with the very latest on this story. alexis. alex: hi, arthel, this weekend alone more than 120 migrants have been dropped off here in new york city. today another bus pulling into the new york city's port authority shortly after 8:00 o'clock this morning. that's the bus we are talking about there pulling right through times square and near port authority. we are talking about 125 people in total from this weekend. 25 migrants walking off including ten men, eight women and eight kids. yesterday two buses bringing 96 more migrants into the big apple according to latest numbers also from the city but according to the city they are telling us more than 7,000 asylum seeking migrants have arrived from trust-mexico border since april. as the city says th

, congressman tim ryan in ohio.n't be close, but ryan is running about even with j.d. vance because vance is also a really bad candidate who apparently can't raise money, and the republicans have to run in there and rescue him with $28 million. >> we were showing the poll numbers in arizona showing mark kelly leading black masters 50 to 42%. that should be a wreck that should be a heck of a lot closer than it is. again, this is where the trump factor comes in. and this situation in the republican party right now where candidates feel like they have to echo and parrot his election denialism despite the peril. damn the torpedos. >> arizona is the classic case this year. yes, there are election deniers all over the country. hundreds of them have been nominated by the republicans if you counted state legislative positions. but the epicenter of election denialism is arizona. the republicans nominated a ticket that comes right out of team crazy from top to bottom. >> in georgia, maybe they're vying for that title as well,

the best give away from that tim ryan, earlier in the show tonight, distancing himself.ate in ohio. he wants no part of this because he has blue collar workers who never went to college. he has soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines who went on the gi bill after they served. they got parents who saved and mortgaged. kids who went to jc for two years. kids who worked through college because they didn't get scholarships. it's just a terrible political witch's brew. >> bret: leslie, a lot of pushback from democrats hypocrisy the virtue of what aboutism, ppp protection program during covid that gave a lot of people, including republican lawmakers who were business owners checks, paychecks. and they are saying if you didn't have a problem with that why do you have a problem with this? a couple of things. one, school loans are a choice. and, two, congress passed the ppp, the senate and the house did. and, three, the ppp was a result of government action that shut america down, that essentially said everything is stopping student loans seem like a different animal. is that fair?

tim ryan being an exam to example of that. still, he's leading their.e's not in 50, so it's a long way, but clearly the american republican senate chose -- they believe they can use ohio because they put in maxima money. i agree, some secretary of state race, all the less these, days's judicial races, money disparities can matter gray deal. i think very few candidates for senate, governor, or major house races these days, much less presidents, whose racist because of money. they're all gonna have. enough some would have an advantage, and that's where you would want to be, you can basically do everything, every i do have. but i think that's right, i don't think these races will be decided by money. particularly basically the u. s. house level. >> simone sanders thompson, by the way congratulations. and david plouffe. good to have you both. thank you both. that is all in for the tonight. alice wagner starts in this very room, just a few feet away from me. >> i love this. i just have to say when we're talking about candidatelking abu candidate t quality, i

the other thing that will help some democrats like tim ryan who came out against this, bernie sandersmocrats like tim ryan who came out against this policy. bernie sanders did not take the bait. he talked about the policy. the good thing is democrats are not showing other democrats about this disagreement. can tim ryan and others like fetterman bring home a more populist message and hope this does not keep gaining momentum in the fall. >> thanks to both of you. >>> serena's sendoff. arguably the greatest player ever seen set to play in the u.s. open potentially one last time tonight. n potentially one t time tonight it's so easy. and more customers today are relying on their cars advanced safety features, like automatic emergency breaking and lane departure warning. that's why our recalibration service is state of the art. we recalibrate your vehicle's camera, so you can still count on those safety features. all right, we're all finished. >> customer: thank you so much. >> tech: thank you. don't wait--schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

the numbers supporting the president had dropped to 38% according to the website 538 congressman tim ryanotivate democrat to does not support the president's plan spoke earlier. >> at the get targeted approach right now really does send the wrong message, there's a lot of people out there making 30 or 40 grand a year that did not go to college. they need help as well which is why been proposing a tax cut for working people that will affect everybody. >> president biden is in ohio later this week, tim ryan says will be there to greet him. >> lucas tomlinson at the white house, thank you. >> two u.s. navy ships traveled to the taiwan straits today for the first time since nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan angered beijing earlier this month. the navy calls the trips by the engine uss and routine transit. the spokesperson for the national security council since the transit are meant to send a message to china. >> a very clear message of very consistent message. the united states military will sail, fly and operate with international law permits us to do so. >> china says speaker pelosi's visit a

reality when you have a president like the one we have right now and a week, fake, congressman named tim ryanohio who works against the people he swore to protect and defend. ladies and gentlemen, we have a chance in 2022 to take this country back, to fight for this country's values, and we will not be able to do it in less we get engaged, and are recognized, that we send a message -- to the media, to the joe biden administration. we have dreams as well, it's time to fight for them. thank you. [applause] ♪ >> c-span's washington journal, every day we take your calls live on the air of the news of the day and we discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up sunday morning, we will talk about the inflation reduction act with the president of the freedom foundation. we will also talk rink choice to voting -- rink choice devoting -- ranked choice voting. join the discussion with your facebook comments, text, and tweets. >> c-span has your unfiltered coverage to russia's -- to ukraine's response to the russian invasion of ukraine. we also have international perspectives from the united nations

back to tim ryan in ohio.as well in a state like ohio, where he thinks the best path to win is through the working class who think that maybe the democrats have forgotten them there. it just shows these candidates have to know their constituents, who they hope to be their constituents. right now they're voters, and in georgia, clearly they believe it's about abortion. other places, not so much. >> so, again, gets back to the point. a lot of question marks. tomorrow's ten weeks to election day. this is larry hogan. republican governor of maryland but a more moderate centrist republican governor. not a fan of donald trump's who says go back a few months to today, see as very different, less promising environment for republicans. >> but we could blow it by nominating unelectable people. exactly what's happening across the country and why the wave is more of a ripple rather than a tidal wave. why mitch mcconnell is saying we may not win the senate. it's why we were hoping to pick up seats in governors' races and n

senate, congressman tim ryan. thank you very much for being on this morning. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> and coming up, new reporting about an agency wide statement sent by fbi director christopher wray about the safety and security of his agents after the attack in ohio. we'll have that for you when "morning joe" returns. large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. shingles. some describe it as pulsing electric shocks or sharp, stabbing pains. ♪♪ this painful, blistering rash can disrupt your life for weeks. a pain so intense, you could miss out on family time. the virus that causes shingles is likely alre

and a week fake -- a week, fake --a weak, fake congressman named tim ryan in ohio who is actually fightinginst the very working people that he swore an oath to protect and defend. ladies and gentlemen, we have a chance in 2022 to take this country back to fight for this country's values and we are not going to do it unless we get engaged, unless we get energized, unless we recognize that in november of 22, we're going to send a message to the fake media, to the propagandists, to the joe biden administration. we are going to send a message that the american people, we have dreams too and it's time to fight for them. thank you and god bless you. thank you. ♪

tim ryan in ohio saying that waiving debt for those already on a trajectory to financial security sends the wrong message. senator catherine cortez masto also critical as well. president biden on defense. take a listen to what he had to say. >> i find it interesting how some of my republican friends who voted for those tax cuts and others think we shouldn't be helping these folks. >> is this unfair to those who paid off their student loans or chose not to take out loans? >> is it fair to people who in fact do not own multimillion-dollar businesses and want to see these guys get all the tax breaks? is that fair? what do you think? >> reporter: now, today president biden a little bit later on will be having his first campaign stop officially in maryland with the dnc. and he will tout what he he sees as his accomplishments. the inflation reduction act. and i anticipate you will hear him talk about his big announcement yesterday on this student loan debt relief. but of course the big question looming over all of this, will this do more to energize those younger voters who this really impact

same with tim ryan, a man of the people.are both working class democrats, who appeal to the working class voter. those are the kind of democrats that we need to continue to run. that is why they are effective. they also have high name i.d.. they have been elected in the state multiple times. that also is a big bonus, the recruiting class for the provinces by the sheer, and that is certainly helping us, as a boost going into the midterms. >> what i find so bizarre about this, as, well really quickly is that trump is somebody who gave people like mehmet oz a playbook. he is a reality tv star. he's super wealthy, and he saw the aspirational part of who trump was to his base to say, look, you can be like me. or if you want to be like, me this is how you do it. i am surprised that mehmet oz has not learned that, errin, from trump given that he is a trump acolyte and warships at the trump alter. now, it seems like trump is having second thoughts on us after endorsing him. you have rolling stones in reporting that trump thinks doct

same with tim ryan. he's a man of the people.oth working class democrats who appeal to that mass working class voter. those are the kinds of democrats we need to continue to run. and they also have high name i.d. and they have been elected in the state multiple times. that also is the state multiple times. but the recruitment classes pretty -- this year and that is certainly helping us as a boost, going into that in the midterms. >> but i find so far about this, as well, really quickly, is that trump is somebody who gave people like mehmet oz a playbook. he is a reality star, he is super wealthy, and he sold that aspirational part of who trump was to his base, to say, look, you can be like me, or if you want to be like me, this is how you do it. i am surprised that mehmet oz has not learned that error, from trump, given that he is a trump acolyte, given that he is someone who worships at the trump alter. and how it seems that trump is having second thoughts on oz after endorsing. when you have rolling stone reporting that trump t

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. >> tim ryan is not on board with this. >> we did negligence to control the cost of college, the cost of the comp hence itch package, i don't think it is sending the right message. >> upenn school of business says the price could rise to $1 trillion. on the unfair aspect, here is bernie sanders. >> it is unfair that we are helping this person, criticism is correct, maybe just maybe we want to have a government that works for all working people. >> of course there are still progressives who want to abolish student loan debt and unhappy with the level president biden has given $10,000, they wanted $50,000 or more. >> todd: thank you. we spoke to millennials about what this means in november, here is his take. >> i think tim ryan is smart enough to realize if you are attached to joe biden, it will affect your election. when asked if joe biden should run for re-election, they continue to avoid the question and stop doing rallies with the president or stopped hitching their trailer to the biden policy, they know the failed policy and the america last agenda is not a winning formula and we'

-- a week, fake --a weak, fake congressman named tim ryan in ohio who is actually fighting against the very working people that he swore an oath to protect and defend. ladies and gentlemen, we have a chance in 2022 to take this country back to fight for this country's values and we are not going to do it unless we get engaged, unless we get energized, unless we recognize that in november of 22, we're going to send a message to the fake media, to the propagandists, to the joe biden administration. we are going to send a message that the american people, we have dreams too and it's time to fight for them. thank you and god bless you. thank you. ♪ >> during the conservative political action conference. representative marjorie taylor greene talked about her conservative principles and her fate after being accused of -- adolf hitler's views on christianity. >> the culture killers. >> the conversation you're having we right now on twitter would be banned. -- >> ladies and gentlemen, i will take my committees back now. please welcome, from the state of georgia, congresswoman marjorie taylor g

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the tim ryan ad is taking one of j.d. vance's greatest strengths, he is known for being oval police of the poor south and saying -- a voice of the poor south and saying " he is not genuine," attacking him on this issue of the opioid crisis, hoping to neutralize one of his primary strengths. we saw that j.d. vance add. that got up late in the game. tim ryan had been on tv for a long time until -- vance has not been able to bring in the dollars he needs to run a full-fledged campaign in ohio, so that ad featuring his wife directed camera trying to soft in his image at a time when republicans are struggling with the politics of the coast- -- post-roe era. now that roe v. wade has been overturned, there is more skepticism of those positions, so putting his wife directed, to camera talking about how he is a family man and being a marine, encapsulates what j.d. vance is trying to do. host: democrats say issues like the abortion vote will drive people to polls in november. republicans say issues of the economy will drive people.

he has the authenticity that tim ryan wishes he did.st: and inflation is f -- caller: and inflation is everywhere in the world, so you can't blame joe biden for that. you can't blame him for high gas prices in the world. guest: we have to blame somebody though, right? that's just caller: how the world works. host: that's john in pennsylvania. tim ryan, is it the inability to connect with voters or other issues? why do you characterize him that way? guest: i don't think tim ryan has the same kind of connection with voters that john fetterman does. i also think tactically, he spent a lot of money on television ads early in this race. we are approaching labor day, traditionally when the vast amount of voters begin to care about these. obviously excluding people like me, you, and everybody watching -- we are tuned in all the time. but for average voters, it now that will start to pay attention. he burned a lot of money on television ads before now, but historically, that is not a super wise and it has not made a meaningful difference, if yo

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lucas: president biden is off to ohio later this week, theth no clear if tim ryan is going to be there. last month when biden showed up he was nowhere to be found. mike: lucas, many thanks. top intelligence officials plan to review potential national security risks posed by president trump's handling of top secret documents. this comes as a federal judge announces, quote, preliminary intent to appoint a neutral third party to review the records seized at mar-a-lago, alexandria hoff live in washington with the latest,-o, latest,-hello, alex. alex: she ordered the justice department to provide under sale a detailed list on what was seized from mar-a-lago. a hearing is scheduled for special master as it's called on thursday. prior to the august 8th raid, 15 boxes of documents were returned over by the trump team in january and redacted affidavit that authorized the search. according to the department of justice highly classified records were mixed in with unrelated notes, magazines and newspapers, some of it the department argued could threaten foreign relations and the safety of human in

paul mccullough i can understand tim ryan, the senate race with j.d.ump state. so tim ryan, but paul mccalla says it's terrible policy, that must mean underneath the surface of the democrats right now, there must be a lot of frustration, anger and they think this is bad. >> judge jeanine: that frustration joey, you go out into the country you talk to people. everybody is talking about this. people are really upset about this. the idea that we are going to forgive this student debt and people who are making money promised to pay that money. there is outrage out there. >> joey: it is infuriating. it is like getting a bill for applebee's for a dinner you didn't eat, okay? they are not throwing a chicken finger in the envelope but you owe applebee's money. the waitress is a gender studies major. it is criminally unfair and it is disgusting the way they are passing the buck without telling us who they are passing it to. we know the truth. my son is 6'5" and getting a women's basketball scholarship down the road. [laughter] you guys are saving up for college

. >> michael, biden will be in ohio appearing with hopeful tim ryan who, i suppose, has a real shot ats could pick up ryan made it clear there's reservation on the student loan forgiveness program. >> people are getting crushed with inflation, crushed with gas prices, food prices and all the rest. i think a targeted approach sends the wrong message. a lot of people are making $30,000, $40,000 that didn't go to college and they need help as well. >> michael what about the rollout of the student loan debt forgiveness policy? what are you hearing from inside the administration? was everybody on the same page when it comes to whether this was a smart political idea to put out before the election and whether the policy is something that will work with swing districts, in states like the one tim ryan is trying to win. what are your thoughts? >> 99% -- i'm sorry, 90% of the people eligible for the program are making under $75,000 a year. these are teachers, police officers, firefighters, nurses, and i would just say that we gave $350 billion in loan forgiveness for businesses. why is it okay

. >> and congressman tim ryan. >> i think a targeted approach right now really does send the wrong message. a lot of people making 30, 40 grand a year that didn't go to college and they need help as well. >> peter: the vice president claims the republicans are being hypocritical. >> a are the of the same people who are criticizing what we rightly did in following through on a commitment that we made to forgive student loan be debt are the same people who voted for tax cut for the richest americans. >> but there was at least a vote on that policy. there wasn't on student loan cancellation. >> it's arbitrarily picking a group of individuals and arbitrarily cancel debt with a stroke of a pen without going through congress that's fairly illegal. >> administration is having a difficult time how policy for international visitors follows the science. >> how come migrants are allowed to come into this country unvaccinated but world class tennis players are not? >> are you talking about which world class tennis player? >> novak djokovic. >> visa recordsare confidential. therefore the u.s. governmen

he is in a tight race against tim ryan.arlier, the governor was in pittsburgh, campaigning for the republican nominee for governor. he is also struggling. the polls show him struggling against josh schapiro. they gave him a rockstar reception. he is the republican favorite. according to the polls, he could be a serious contender for president in 2024, if he runs. his remarks today are as much about himself and his record as they were about the candidates. to make when i got elected governor, we had 300,000 more democrats than we did republicans. since i have been governor, we now have 200 232,000 more republicans. we will elect doug to be the governor of pennsylvania. the same thing with the senate race. people need to support dr. oz for senate. it is very important. as to make the call for support for the senate candidates comes as the party faces major headwinds. we have the report on capitol hill. >> reporter: the republican hopes for the red wave in the midterm elections appear to be re-seating due to declining gas pric

. >> tim ryan. >> in ohio, wisconsin, and pennsylvania, the lone forgiveness plan is putting democratin a tough spot in all three states around 70% of people around the age of 25 do not have a college degree but now they may bear some of the cost of paying for the education of folks who do. in wisconsin and pennsylvania, democrats mandela barnes and john fetterman are trying to walk a fine line of tepidly supporting the white house's efforts while calling for further reforms. in ohio, tim ryan is fiercely criticizing the plan for its impact on blue collar workers. >> i think a targeted approach right now really does end the wrong message. >> as for the voters we spoke to, those who like the debt cancellation say it's not a deciding issue for them and those who don't like it say it's one more reason to vote in november. >> there are a lot of other issues more important than the lone forgiveness. >> i think it's awful. it's more vote buying than it is anything else. >> we have been paying on loans for 25 years. and this would give us a chance to be out from under those payments. >> i ap

tim ryan, neck and neck with j.d. vance, get a visa power of the white house.re not asking him to appear, and when he takes air force one to a different locality, it's like, "well, the local folks show up." they are not showing up. part of it has to do in large measure within a nature of politics. and how you feel about how america is as he is present. three quarters of the country says the country is heading in the wrong direction. two-thirds of voters think the economy is in a recession, despite what joe biden and his people say. 61% say they are so upset by something, an issue, they are willing to carry a protest sign for an entire day. the people who want to carry the scent about the blue horse at the airport. and finally about 60% believe america's best days are behind us, and straight ahead, who knows what? >> katie: it is so interesting to watch the way the white house has handled the campaign trail, differently, because midterm elections are typically elections that they want to hold onto some of the accomplishments of joe biden from the far left of his

. >> you also talked to tim ryan who is running for the senate in ohio about the college debt relieflan of the biden administration. here is what he told you. >> there are a lot of people hurting in our society right now, people are getting crushed with inflation, crushed with gas prices, food prices and all the rest. i think a targeted approach right now really does send the wrong message. there is a lot of people out there making 30, 40 grand a year that didn't go to college and they need help as well. >> put that up against what elizabeth warren told you, dana, where she's praising the college debt relief plan. i thought it was fascinating to see these two sides of the coin for democrats here. >> so fascinating. brianna, i think that this particular race in ohio is one of the most potentially illustrative of where the democratic party is and where it could be going. it's because nobody really thought that tim ryan in ohio, an increasingly red state, yes, they have sherrod brown but he is kind of a brand name in ohio, that he would be doing as well as he is in the polls right now.

tim ryan has a big fund-raising event.he political environment might tilt back to democrats. still, the fivethirtyeight forecast now has democrats' chances of keeping the senate up above 60%. in ohio and north carolina, i think the gop is favored. in wisconsin, though, the state that biden actually won in 2020 i think the race is more of a toss-up. >> thanks to nate and to our graphics team for that. >>> susan, if you look at the polling right now, it looks like democrats could pick up, maybe even a couple of seats in the senate. no first-term president has picked up senate seats in the midterms since jfk. is it going to happen this time? >> so history says it won't happen, but we have a situation where with some really weak republican candidates. in swing states. we have a new poll coming out tomorrow in nevada, some thought that senator catherine cortez was the most endanger incumbent in the senate. >> seven points. >> more than she has been before. maybe it's a summer surge. we'll see. >> what do you think, jane? >> i t

several moderates are critical ohio democrat tim ryan warning it sends the wrong message to the millions without a degree working just as hard to make ends meet republicans say it will force many working class taxpayers who did not go to college to cover the cost of more affluent people who did. >> this is grossly unfair it gives you an insight into the priorities of the democratic party they are once again looking out for the interests of wealthy, well-educated elites, largely clustered on our coasts. >> reporter: a master plumber in georgia gabriel runyon is outraged by the president's decision he says he and his wife juggled multiple jobs so his wife could pay for college without a loan what frustrates you most about this? >> we worked hard so we wouldn't have to get loans. we didn't want to use the system why is it those who use the system get the easy way out >> reporter: still unclear whether this will impact inflation. the white house says it cannot predict the price tag. one nonpartisan grou says it could cost taxpayers $500 billion. lester >> peter, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds,

i mention ohio congressman tim ryan.d of forgiving student loans we should be working to level the playing field for all americans. what would you say to your colleagues on the right of the party? pretty scathing about the plane and the president. >> it was all kinds of good things we were doing for different people. the infrastructure bill, that creates 1 million and a half new jobs. a lot of the blue collar jobs. they are gonna be, done by people, in many, places without college degrees. we've done something to help those people and their families. in this case, while people who have a college education. in many, cases called from some of the poorest families. you can help lift everyone's a vote and to do the right thing. i think the president keeps doing the right thing, and this is just one more of those proposals. >> some critics also argue that biden's plan does not address the root cause of this issue, which is the it rages cost of a college education in america in 2022. how do you address that, congressman? becau