it's tom suozzi running on long island. give me the context on the atmosphere, the environment of that campaign. >> it was a raw kuss atmosphere and when pilip was holding events, suozzi showed up and blamed republicans in congress for being obstructionists. that's the kind of getting into the mud with trump that the biden campaign will need to engage in between now and the election if they're going to wrestle this out because polls are showing republicans with a much larger advantage on immigration than democrats have on abortion and even in a state like florida where the biden campaign has announced they're opening offices. it's become politically an extension of the midwest. the same types of places like ohio and kansas where you've seen these referendums to enshrine access to abortion pass on the ballot, but we have not yet seen proof this trickles up and benefits democratic candidates unless the republican nominee has taken an extreme no exceptions position on it such as in the michigan governor's race, for example. or

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let's actually solve the problem and stop all the bs congressman tom suozzi from new york, from longt to see you this morning. thank you very much. >> okay. >> thanks. so he says he was surprised how discouraged people were. it's hard not to be discouraged when you see, when today's a perfect example of what's happened on capitol hill regardless, hope springs eternal for tom suozzi coming out. let's that's funded this right now. a steady drumbeat of pressure, the biden administration now promising to hit iran with new sanctions. these targeting runs, missile and drone programs and response to iran's brazen attack on israel last weekend, national security adviser jake sullivan, he's saying that the sanctions will also target entities supporting iran's defense ministry. cnn's nic robertson is in jerusalem with much more on this. nick, some suggests this is a subtle message to israel that they can exact a price on iran without escalating things further, what are you picking up yeah, the idea that they can even count it as a width last weekend. >> the fact that their defense systems work

fall when met kevin mccarthy was ousted by democrats and eight republicans this time, congressman tom suozzi of new york told me he would vote to keep my johnson in the job. adam smith of washington st. indicated that he might as well as well as jared moskowitz of florida of just among the few who are indicating that they are not support this effort to oust mike johnson and hakeem jeffries says, it's time to save mike johnson. that will happen. the big question though, jake can johnson survived sustain the speakership propped up by democrats? that's going to be just one question for johnson and republican conference. >> all right, manu raju, thanks so much. let's bring in cnn's political director david chalian davies, help us put today in perspective house speaker mike johnson just telling me how the speakership job is effectively impossible right now, the smallest majority ever one vote he, by the way some of the, some of the reason that the majority so small is because some house republicans left and did so in a way left early and did so in a way so as to keep a majority small because they

and they also look towards that new york special election the democrats won that tom suozzi won back that see where he used immigration and talked about immigration saying that republicans want willing to vote for a border deal killed the bipartisan border deal, and that democrats are willing to sign on to one of the most conservative immigration bills in decades. and that republicans are ultimately the ones that tanked it. so you may very well see some candidates like tester and other vulnerable democrats tried to use that argument. >> immigration has for months and months and months played into what the house speaker was grappling with how he would deal with funding for ukraine and israel ukraine now, it looks like he is going to move several bills that will finally give, let's just really focus on ukraine right now ukraine, the money that it says a desperately needs in order to to stay in the game and to fight back against, against russia what is your sense of just the pulp we're going to get to the policy in a bit. >> but the politics of this for mike johnson. >> yeah. well, i me

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and i want to go now to the democratic congressman from new york, tom suozzi hizon, the house homelandtee. he won the special election to replace george santos, in large part because of his focus on border security, which you are incredibly focused on. congressman suozzi. so you heard david cole verse report. i i don't know if you could see the return but it is incredibly powerful to look at the wall and see the markings where the ladders are thrown up, where the barbed wires pulled back. >> the >> context here, congressman, we've got a new axios poll tonight that binds 42% of latino adults in america support a wall or offense on the us mexico border. and that is not just maybe larger than then many listening may expect. it is also up 12 points in the past three years. >> should >> president biden be hearing this as a blaring wake-up call absolutely this is a problem that the american people are concerned about. and i've always said that the best elected official, the best politician is the one who says what the people are thinking already and the people of the united states of america

several of them, including tom suozzi of new york has told me that he will not vote to oust mike johnson, jared moscowitz said he would not support marjorie taylor greene's effort to oust him because he does he disagrees with marjorie taylor-greene. i'm pretty much everything whether another member would come forward push out my johnson, then he said he would evaluate on that regard and then there are others who say that if he does move forward on aid to ukraine, that will be enough for them to save mike johnson's speakership abigail abigail spanberger being one of them. so a different dynamic, your dana, but how will the numbers add up? will it be enough democrats to save him? what will that democratic leaders do on that key vote? so those are all key questions that are coming in the days ahead okay, i'm glad you got those comfortable shoes on every single day, mano. >> thank you so much for that great reporting panel is back here you're publication has a very simple headline. i'll put it up. i mean, i didn't write it or you didn't write it but it's still simple. >> very apt. we are scr

where the un, i actually saw this >> district not that far away when i went up to do a story on tom suozzi, who is the now democrat. and that special election in the race to replace george santos heard from a lot of people up there who said they just want congress to do their jobs to do a job, to get things done, right? and that is the opposite. sit of what a potential for ousting another speaker would signal to the constituents that mike lawler is trying to retain as voters again, in order to get back to washington and others in districts like him >> yeah. and apparently the speaker has been strategizing with matt gaetz. >> you just can't make this >> did not have that on my bingo card. >> this for 2024. this is such great >> reporting from our colleagues, including a melanie zanona and manu raju, and that is the case that obviously matt gaetz was a member of what kevin mccarthy called the crazy eight, who got rid of him marjorie taylor greene at the time was pro mccarthy, right? and so everything is kinda switching jersey is right now. yeah, that's a good way to put it and so now, what o

explicitly i mean, jared moscowitz from florida saying that he's going to act to protect mike johnson, tom suozzi, the new congressman from new york, has suggested that he will. i don't think i don't think democrats seen advantage in the chair being vacated right now. especially because i think they think they're likely to get some sort of foreign aid deal, or at least that they have a chance to get to that pretty soon. i know that i keep jeffries was sort of suggesting today that they want some outlines from mike johnson about exactly what this nomination excuse me, what this legislation is going to contain for ukraine, et cetera but the relationship seems significantly war warmer than it did with regard to kevin mccarthy some months ago so i think that you only had eight republican votes to dethrone mccarthy last time around. and so i think that you'll likely see enough democrats here stick up to support johnson because they don't really gain anything from the being vacated. >> i well, is that the surprise of the century that all of us? a sudden mike johnson is tolerable to democrats and in add

in to save him and we should note that two democrats reaffirm this morning, jared moscowitz and tom suozzi, that they would be willing to vote yes. >> on a motion to table that essentially is a procedural step. they could take two essentially neutralize an effort to oust johnson from the speakership. now, johnson is defiant this morning saying that he will not step down here. he was just moments ago i am not resigning and it is it is in my view and absurd notion that someone would bring a vacate motion when we are simply here trying to do our jobs it is not helpful to the cause. >> it is not helpful to the country. it has not helped the house republicans advance our agenda, which is in the best interest of the american people here, a secure border. sound governance and it's not helpful to the unity that we have in the body. look, we have, we have a eerie important mission here. our mission is very clear. the reason most of us, i can speak for the house the reason to every house republican ran for congress is it because they wanted to come here and help to save this beleaguered republic of

i also heard from democrats credit member tom suozzi that they would try to block the motion to vacate if it is democrats who ultimately saved the speakership for mike johnson, what will that tell you? >> i mean, look, i think that that's going to have to be something that will unfold in real time. but again, i think that mike johnson has a very clear decision to make. he knows a sentiments that exist within his republican conference, and he's been on record multiple times. i'm saying that he would not support ukraine but then also too. i just heard him say that he hasn't made a decision on changing the threshold in a motion to vacate, so i don't know that that will actually come up, but what i can tell you, it is my advice to the speaker and my advice to this republican body is to give people a few days to calm tempers. because as you know, no decisions will be made that are good but for the american people when there's hotheads. but again, i mean, i would not think that that would be best for republicans speaker rep. anna paulina luna. >> appreciate you being on this morning. thanks

tom suozzi ran against me in the democratic primary.and strongly for women's rights to reproductive freed? and he did. he leaned into that in his special election and he won in a district that had been held by a republican. there you have the playbook. yes, talk about it, lean into it. this is an issue that resonates not just with women, but fathers of daughters who want them to have the rights and people all across this country, because there's also the slippery slope that clarence thomas spoke about and alluded to that others can bring cases and strip away rights, not just the right to reproductive freedom we've had in this country for over 50 years, but other rights as well. this is the shot across the bow. if people don't wake up and pay attention, we'll have dire consequences. what i thought was one of the most effective political ads i've ever seen was joe biden's ad when he showcased the real pain that women all across america are now suffering. young husband and wives trying to have a baby and what happened when she couldn't get

i think we saw the special election in new york tom suozzi also carry this message. security, but at the same time respect the immigrant values. my father was born in mexico. he became a legal resident and naturalized citizen. i know the importance of immigration. as long as we're fair on the endorsement and border security and still respectful, i think americans would dog that. as democrats, we cannot ignore it. we've got to talk about it. i've been doing this since 2013. as long as you know what's important to people and you talk about those issues, i think democrats will be fine. you cannot ignore it. you've got to talk about it. >> congressman henry cuellar of texas, thank you for joining us. americans really care about this issue. polls also suggest it's an effective one for republicans even though the gop is the one with the border bill. >> i wouldn't let them forget that any day of the week. i would show people clips of ronald reagan. reagan warned about a nation that didn't embrace its immigrant past. you know, i don't usually read comments, but people say wh