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senate for the state of wisconsin? >> we are just under six weeks from the primary election, but i tell, you there are a lot of opportune people who haven't had the chance to go visit mandela barnes.com, because we will -- i am in favor of the carveouts, but i do think that the filibuster has outlived its useful life. >> mandela barnes, thank you so much for joining us on the last four this evening. >> thank you. >> we joining us now is jennifer reuben, a washington post opinion columnist and an msnbc political analyst. thank you so much for joining us tonight. so, look, i am looking at this republican nonsense all over the country. and i have said, consistently, i do not think the republican party, i think they are a dime store front for a coup that is called the mulga movement. but when you see these things at the state level, when you see what is happening in wisconsin, when you see what they are trying to do in north carolina, whether republicans saying amongst themselves? i mean, arguably, everybody in the republi

he thinks the current democratic wisconsin government should have reinstated him.he simply decided not to leave office. he justified the decision by saying that according to wisconsin law he doesn't have to go until his successor is appointed and confirmed and that's where the state senate comes in. the democratic governor of wisconsin appointed the board member's successor, but the republican controlled state senate has not confirmed that person yet. and if they ever were to confirm that person, ever since the guy contacted them to say, hey, do i have to leave? they have not lifted a finger to confirm his can successor. so the wisconsin attorney general sue to remove the guy from the sea that he will not leave voluntarily, but this week, the state supreme court ruled that he cannot be forced to go. the justices on the state supreme court voted along ideological lines. here's the thing, wisconsin supreme court justices are elected in non partisan elections, but the court has somehow found a way to be divided 4 to 3, conservatives to liberals. so, to recap, you have

you cast your ballot and whoever wins the most votes in wisconsin gets wisconsin's electoral vote. there are a couple of states where the electoral vote can be split at the congressional district level. whichever candidate gets the most popular votes in a congressional district gets some of the electoral college votes. that is the process by which we select the president and the caller is right, that it can and has in recent years created disjuncture between who wins the most votes overall and who actually wins the presidency because we have this intermediate step in the electoral college. host: we have a viewer on twitter saying why recount how we count electoral votes? only in congress are they unable to count electoral votes. guest: one of the things that january 6, 2021 and the run-up to that exposed for us is that even though we have this law from 1887 and it reads like it is from 1887 but it is clear on what should happen. if you have a group of folks who are determined to manipulate that law, there were some holes, some places where they could try to manipulate what was prov

a woman seeking reproductive care in wisconsin? our patients and neighbors. but for people who are needing health care -- and abortion is health care -- we're encouraging them to call planned parenthood. we have patient navigators set up to help them find pathways. also reach out to illinois and minnesota. there are plenty of providers there. there is a backlog. we're trying to stream line-up those pathways for our patients. ultimately it comes down to taking care of each other. we will continue to do that. >> thank you so much. >>> we continue to keep an eye on highland park, illinois, where officials say there was a shooting at a fourth of july parade this morning. we'll bring you the latest as soon as we get updated. >>> plus, the shocking moment at what was supposed to be a day of celebration. a jet truck driver killed during a stunt at a michigan air show. g a stunt at a michigan air show it's still the eat fresh refresh, which means subway's upping their bread game. we're talking artisan italian bread, made fresh daily! the o

sean, great news for election integrity out of wisconsin. the wisconsin supreme court barred absentee ballot drop boxes. the court's majority said that under state laws, and absentee ballot must be returned by mail or the voter must personally deliver it to the local election office. how do you anticipate this impacting not only wisconsin's future elections but maybe national elections as well? >> just to walk back, wisconsin conservatives were really concerned because in the last election, we have voter i.d. in wisconsin unless someone is indefinitely confined meaning that you are a shot and in a nursing home. he broke both legs and you can't get around. there's an exception to a rule for voter i.d. liberal county said everyone is indefinitely confined in wisconsin so no one has to show an i.d. so they set up drop boxes and it was right for fraud. same we should have voter integrity. people should show an i.d. or write down a driver's license number so we can verify that it's actually you. if you want to bring the country together, you have

the path to controlling senate goes right through the state of wisconsin.ou have that vulnerable republican incumbent in ron johnson. we saw the latest polling that shows about 46% of wisconsin voters view him unfavorably and in a state that president biden won in 2020 narrowly. so that is why it is getting national attention. today we'll see senator cory booker campaigning with the front-runner, lieutenant governor mandela barns and was fundraising with elizabeth warren last month but this is a race that is tightening very quickly. thanks in part to alex lazery, the former milwaukee bucks executive who used a lot of his personal wealth to turn that into campaign ads and introducing himself to voters here in wisconsin as someone who gets things done. he's in a tie for thirst place for that senate nomination here in wisconsin. and there is sarah got lieuski and we'll see them on the debate stage in the first and likely only debate of this race. both of the candidates paint themselves as candidates that have done well in republican and red areas of the state

from a group called family action, wisconsin family action, wisconsin family console. which i dealt with a lot when as a state legislator. they were attacked with molotov cocktails and madison, wisconsin. the reason i bring it up is not just that they were attacked but the apparent lacks or uncaring-ness of the law enforcement in madison wisconsin. this is a disturbing trend we've seen around the country. we know there's a variety of cities in which riots broke out a couple of years ago, including both in madison and kenosha, wisconsin. both times, it didn't seem like law enforcement would engage the rioters. i think the reason they did is that the political leaders felt, that if you are doing something that was the far left, which sadly runs your party today, we will allow people to physically attack you. almost kill, you in this case. and we won't do anything about it. but i think it's something that should be in the record, i think it's something, that perhaps, other congressman on this committee would like to read, to see where we're headed as a country. , so i'd l

on august 5, 2012 a shooting took place at the chic temple of wisconsin -- sikh temple of wisconsin. the senseless act of violence should have never occurred. in particular in a house of worship. none ofless, the oak creek community came together. the sikh community with compassion and stayed true to the sikh principle of responding tto relentless optimism. translating to relentless optimism. i choin the oak creek community to remember and honor the victims of this tragedy. madam speaker, every day i am home in wisconsin i leather about the impack -- hear about the impact of prizing prices and the impact they are having on families' budgets. wisconsin's families and seniors have continued to share their concerns with me about rising costs. a 79-year-old woman in jane, wisconsin told me i'm rest and more careful about what i buy in the grocery store because i'm on a fixed income. a woman in oak creek said, brian, i'm on a fix income and with the increased cost of medication, groceries, and gas it's difficult to stretch money until next month's payments. a 68-year-old woman from kenosh

i want to hear about what you are going to do to fix wisconsin and get your head back in wisconsin. host: we got the point, caller, thank you very much. it represented, go ahead. guest: i hear you. here's what i wish. that the republican party would quit talking about donald trump. he is a guy that still runs that party. i don't know if it is a political party as much as i called these days. he endorses candidates, tells people to dance and they say what dance and he says jump and they say how high. from kevin mccarthy to leader mcconnell, i'm watching people still go back to whatever donald trump wants. if he is the leader in exile, that is why we talk about donald trump because the republican party has no vision and no leadership here in washington, d.c. doing anything other than what donald trump wants. that is the problem. host: represented come o2 what degree are you concerned about losing the house were democrats losing the house after midterms? guest: midterm election after president is elected is not good for the party in charge. i would normally not bode well for democrats.

fled to wisconsin, where he considered unleashing a second attack on a celebration there. and new clues on why he may have chosen the fourth of july for his rampage. >>> plus, how was th suspect able to buy five guns after family members reported to police he threatened to kill everyone >>> we're learning more about the victims. among them the parents of a 2-year-old boy. the father gunned down while shielding his son. >>> also tonight, the new report on the uvalde school shooting finding an officer had the gunman in his sights before he went into the school. why he didn't take the shot >>> president biden's call to the wife of brittney griner, what he vowed to do after the wnba star's handwritten plea to be freed from russia. >>> the january 6th investigation, after weeks of mounting pressure, the key witness now agreeing to testify >>> and caught on body cam. the fiery car rescue the hero officers are speaking out tonight >> announcer: this is “nbc nightly news” with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone we're getting a much fuller picture of the apparent plot, the frig

but both groups in wisconsin are on alert for this weekend, to put it lightly. this is after your supreme court ruling friday that most palette drop boxes are not illegal in wisconsin, in that voters cannot give absentee ballots to second parties to return in person. the result comes less than a month out from primary elections in your state. midterms have caused less than four months away. what is the impact here on voters of color, and the disabled, congresswoman? >> reverend how, i mean you said it all. this will have such an impact on people with disabilities. elders. people in rural communities, and quite frankly all of us experienced this pandemic, and i personally voted because the pandemic raised serious threats to my health at the time that they were implemented when there were no therapeutics. and there were no vaccinations at that time. about 70% of our voters who voted absentee in the city of milwaukee voted using these drop boxes. the entire state of wisconsin, over half of our voters voted absentee ballot, but when you look at the rigmarole that we

ron johnson joining us this morning in wisconsin. break and then your money, your life. affording the essentials. are we in a are resession right now, and how can you protect yourself there from bad policy? leading economist ed yardeni is with me on new -- with new information ahead of a big report out next week. stay with us. >> when you look at inflation, when we look at where we are economically -- and we are in a strong, we are stronger economically than we have been in history. maria: in history. that was white house press secretary karine jean-pierre with a rosy assessment of the economy despite that the economy is currently in contraction and potentially in recession with a 40-year-high inflation story as well. in the upcoming week, the latest consumer inflation report will be released, expected to hit a new 40-year high for the month of june. we will get that number as soon as it hits on wednesday, a year of stoking inflation alongside massive spending and stimulus from the biden administration. joining me now to assess the e

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wisconsin is beautiful.hen i recommend it. by the way, just really quick before i move on, when i first met sean, he brought me to wisconsin in the summer. i never experienced a wisconsin winter till after we were married. >> are you serious? >> he totally tricked me. >> you're in it now. >> that's smart . >>> there's so much going on in the show but we start at the border. the biden administration authorizes construction of a portion of the border wall near arizona. breaking the president's 2020 campaign promise not to build another foot, that's what he said, as the white house claims the biden admin is cleaning up trump's mess. so let's go to flashback. this is a secret, guys, they don't want the public to know about this but during the 2020 campaign, joe biden said not an inch. let's go back then. >> president biden is the reporter and chief for deporting 3 million people during the biden/obama administration. trump campaign -- the obama biden administration, trump campaigned on build that wall. are you w

congress -- governor tony ingress of wisconsin said that they would not enforce it.ch is not the law? >> yeah, no, we are unfortunately in wisconsin, republicans are partying like it is 1849. the year after wisconsin became a state, a group of all male, all white legislators passed this original abortion law. there have been subsequent lost since then, where it is assumed that abortion is legal in the state of wisconsin. luckily, we have governor tony evers and attorney general josh kaul and democrats who are pointing out that there are discrepancies in the law, and it is interesting because these are all passed by republicans to restrict access to abortions, force ultrasounds, for instance, as well as unnecessary waiting periods. they could potentials the courts to say is it legal or not legal? and the meantime, the law is appalled. the upstairs of purpose right now is that every clinic that provides abortions have stuff stop i mediately. there are dozens of people who returned the day of horse garment to try to figure out what to do with the reproductive health car

these fraudulent wisconsin electors are proving to be an embarrassment for wisconsin senator and whatoks like when a ghost dies, ron johnson. yesterday, the committee explained ron johnson's role in the scheme. >> a staffer for wisconsin senator ron johnson texted a staffer for vice president pence just minutes before the beginning of the joint session. this staffer stated that senator johnson wished to hand deliver to the vice president the fake electors' votes from michigan and wisconsin. the vice president's aide unambiguously instructed them not to deliver the fake votes to the vice president. >> stephen: okay, i'd say that's a smoking gun, but republicans consider that a compliment. ( laughter ) after this was revealed, johnson quickly tried to distance himself from the envelope of fake electors, claiming, he was aware that his office had received a "package" but had no idea who delivered it. nevertheless, said his office attempted to facilitate the delivery of the package. so, he has no idea where it came from, no idea who gave it to him, no idea what it is, but he can't wait to

yeah. >> the former president's most recent attempt to pressure wisconsin republicans to decertify wisconsin's 2020 results. now coming after the wisconsin supreme court rule, the use of absentee ballot drop boxes is illegal. >> the court case as you read it does not go back and say what happened in 2020 was illegal. it just says going forward, it can't happen. >> i mean, first of all, how surreal is that interview? the speaker of wisconsin house been like a while he called me very consistent, makes his point that he would like to functionally install himself as the killer for life. you know i said, we can't do it. we just continued on. less anyone thinks he is no longer a threat to our democracy, nearly two hours two years after the loss of an election. donald trump is still, still trying to overturn the results. now, on the one hand, this is delusional to a point where one might generally question the ex president's mental fitness. on the other hand, in a weird way, it's almost rational. kind of makes sense for trump's perspective because he has still suffered no consequences for his attempt

abortion in wisconsin.is one that will lead to the prosecution of providers and those who assist in the provision of abortion care. people of my state, support pretty strongly a woman's freedom to control her own body , and to control her own healthcare. and i hope, and expect that we will be fighting that. >> they use much for joining me, i appreciate your joining me, senator tammy baldwin. >>> and president biden is in israel for the first leg of his high-stakes middle east trip. cnn is on the ground, nextxt.. with olay body, i feel fearless in my skin. are you a christian author with a book that you're ready to share with the world? get published now, call for your free publisher kit today! >>> this morning president biden arrived in israel his first trip to the middle east as president. the trip is designed to telegraph, close ties as the president visits the west bank in saudi arabia later this week. kaitlan collins is with the president. >> reporter: dana, you saw president biden arriving here of cour

>> unfortunately, in wisconsin, republicans are partying like it's 1849, the year after wisconsin became a state when a group of all male, all white legislators past the original abortion law. now there have been subsequent lost since then, were it is assumed that abortion is legal in the state of wisconsin. so luckily we have the governor tony ignorance and -- who are democrats who pointed this out saying the discrepancies and the law. interesting ladies were all passed by republicans to restrict assets to abortions. -- so they petitioned the courts to say, is illegal or is that not legal? the meantime the long on hold. the purpose right now is that every clinic in the state that provided abortions had to stop immediately. there were dozens of people returned away the day of, who were scrambling to do what to do with the reproductive health clear. >> i was reading there was an influx into illinois. >> we can talk about wisconsin, but you have a whole lot going on in florida, particularly there earnestly law that went in place yesterday. it is called florida's parental rights and educati

i went to new york and i told people i was from wisconsin. what part of wisconsin? do you have cows? ain't no cows in milwaukee. >> i'm aclu ambassador for celebrity justice but i had the same reaction you just had. a celebrity? >> talk about why the aclu gets involved in this. specifically around involving stories that are not about black people being killed by cops. therefore, they are harder to telling her to for people to understand the racism. >> it is absolutely and completely pervasive. not just cities like milwaukee, but especially milwaukee. other cities as well. what we ended up finding out with the city of milwaukee, milwaukee police department's own data, we found that they stop something like 350,000 people unconstitutionally. >> the numbers are ridiculous. what is hard to imagine is the emotional toll when you are not doing anything wrong and you could end up for nothing. listen to stephen who was walking home from class and was randomly accused of marijuana possession. >> i said i do not smoke marijuana. he just stopped and sta

wade was overturned wisconsin's law written in 1849, before the civil war, before women could vote, is a near total ban. the only exception to save the life of the mother >> we don't have any precedent for how this 19th century ban applies to 21st century medicine. reporter: josh call the democratic attorney general is suing the republican-controlle state legislature to get the ban overturned he and the governor vowed to protect doctors from prosecution in the meantime, but there's only so much they can do. >> we don't have authority to tell d.a.'s they can't use resources to enforce a law on the books. >> there's legal ambiguity and confusion, isn't there? >> absolutely. we started receiving questions already. >> reporter: call says that's why he is taking it to the courts >> these are the state law enforcement officer to enforce laws, not sue to overturn them. >> reporter: matt sandy who lobbies legislators for the pro-life organizatio wants a more restrictive abortion law that more clearly defines when a mother's life is at risk. >> we need a pro-life legislature, pro-life governor

police in kenosha, wisconsin, were called when a group of kids spotted this small gator wandering the >> it turned out the gator belongs to a local resident who says it escaped from his backyard where it had been soaking up some sun in a kiddie pool. >> oh, snap. the little gator was returned to his owner, who says that while the gator could bite, it doesn't attack and is not really dangerous. we always say that about wild animals until -- you know. >> is that the new thing? pet gators? >> oh, that's not new. it might be new in kenosha, wisconsin. >> kenosha, yeah. >> but in florida -- >>> next, to a stark reminder to always lock your car door when in bear country. >> yeah, especially lake tahoe. michael williams sickle returned to his truck after attending some independence day festivities to discover the interior had been destroyed. dirt and paw prints on the inside of the vehicle suggested the culprit was a bear. >> so it wasn't a firecracker. sickle suspects a bear climbed in through one of the doors, which then shut behind him, and once trapped, the bear probably freaked out. sic

he would like to us do something different in wisconsin.ed that it's not allowed in wisconsin. he has a different opinion. he put the tweet out. >> oh, my god. >> my god. >> i explained that it's not allowed under the constitution. he has a different opinion. >> trump has claimed the recent wisconsin supreme court ruling that the decision on the use of drop boxes is that the legislature, not the state's election commission would have retroactively changed the outcome of the 2020 election. the former president has alleged with no evidence that drop boxes were used in wisconsin to rig the race against him. >> he needs to get a hobby. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. >> this is bad. this happens to retirees sometimes, they move to florida. they lose -- no, they lose meaning in their life. and they're wandering and, you know, some -- here's the thing. >> okay. >> here's the thing. >> okay. >> some pick up shuffle board. >> right. >> that's all right to pick up shuffle board. >> bingo. >> some do like bingo. bingo is very popular. and you can get swept up i

take what just happened in the great state of wisconsin.iday, the state supreme court there, not only banned most drop boxes, and also called president biden's victory in the 2020 election, polluted, and illegitimate, simply because it make voting easier, and more convenient. but with a far-right justices, saying it could get so much worse than that, because this slate, first highlighted, these justices, appointed by the republican party, also compare the use of drop boxes to elections in the totalitarian regimes of cuba, of the castro, syria under assad, and north korea under kim. no, i'm not getting. these are the comparisons that were made. quote, and i quote, examples of such corruption are replete in history. north korean leader kim jong-un was elected in 2014 with 100% of the vote. raul castro 99.4% of the vote in 2008. while syrian president bashar al-assad was elected with 97.6% of the vote in 2007. even if citizens of such nations are allowed to check a box on a ballot, they possess only a whole right. i am sorry. but if you seriou

what can you tell us about what is going on wisconsin right now?n the last election was over 10 million bucks a zuckerbucks. esit was given to five cities. basically took over the green bay election system the clerk resigned she's overwhelmed by this zuckerberg's a political hack for their political had that key to the absentee ballot room gee i wonder what could go wrong there. should guidances country to w state law all been covered up you cannot talk about this or else you're engaged in conspiracy there is there some real problems are going to do everything we can to be watching what the commission is doing. with the election clerks are knowing particularly in these democrat strongholds. americans wisconsin is deserved to have confidence in the integrity of the election right now they do not have a for example our governor is vetoing bills that would outlaw zuckerbucks. there are a lot of problems we need to get control over absentee ballots we need to restore confidence in our election system. drugs are right mark zuckerberg founder of facebook

pete traveled from wisconsin to ukraine, to convince the family to move to safety.er fleeing from their home in kyiv, anton and alla wer facing that impossible decision to stay in the country or to leave. and for how long their train platform good-bye, one of millions over the last four months, was wrenching. pete then accompanie alla and liza out of poland left alone while in poland, alla applied to the new u.s. relocation program for refugees and remarkably, the good news came more quickly than expected. it would be good to stay in the u.s., she says, as long as it's dangerous in ukraine once again, pete boarded a plane to poland to help a friend >> i'm just so excited to be able to get them away from everything that's been going on in the ukraine >> reporter: but this time, they would all be traveling back to the u.s. together. >> traveling so far from ukraine is going to be very difficult for alla she is nervous about it she's uncomfortable about it >> reporter: at the airport, alla calls anton, who is back in kyiv once more while on the same continent. we miss

let's just take the wisconsin case for example.e secretary of state -- the gop has not run that waist and 40 years. it was a lot more pressure on the party to hold that seat. there are over two dozen elects the secretaries of state around the country. these are the folks that oversee our elections. these are positions that, as democrats, i'm sure there were already paying attention to, but more so under the spotlight. when you add the layer of this state legislation theory that the supreme court will be taking up, it really and should concern us because that will have an effect on clamping down roads votes across the country. so that in effect, the secretaries of state won't matter. it will be the state legislatures that matter. guess what? we lost 1000 of the seats during the obama years. if we do not pay attention to state legislatures, this is go only going to continue. this should be very concerning to all of us. we should be talking about it more. >> susan, follow up for me on that, which is are you concerned? if you, are what

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they are from wisconsin. she has had to stop all of her work in terms of providing those services specifically. she has been traveling to illinois to help with the demand that she is seeing in that state around abortion where it is still legal. it is becoming contentious. people are looking to these key races. that wisconsin senate top targr democrats but they want to flip >> you have the looming abortion rights and pennsylvania. in fact, vice president harris we need to. of all of these senate races, we need two more. pennsylvania can help contribute to that. -- >> explain why joe biden is concerned. it is very closely aligned with the foreign of the party. >> yeah. pennsylvania has really become, you know, -- joe biden won in 2020, trump won in 2016. it is very much a purple state. it is a key state when you look ahead to these next elections. again, in all, as the seat in wisconsin, the senate seat in pennsylvania is also a key target for democrats this year in the race between doctor oz and don john fette

when asked, why johnson said that wisconsin has enough jobs. enough jobs? ron johnson is out of touch all right, and we are paying the price. >> joining me now is lieutenant governor mandela, barnes candidate for the united states senate in wisconsin. lieutenant governor, thank you for coming to the sunday show. we've got to talk about senator johnson, who is taking aim at you in a tweet he wrote, the powerbrokers of the democratic party have no clear to the field for their most radical left candidate. socialist policies have reduce this mess, and the radical left senator from wisconsin is not the solution. lieutenant governor barnes, your reaction to that. >> well first of all, thank you so much for having me. and as we all know, ron johnson will say anything to distract from his record of selling out the people in wisconsin. that is with the ad is all about, he is left us behind. he spent a decade in office making himself richer, and his wealthiest donors even more wealthy. at the same time he is not lifted a finger to help struggling people across this c

patricia: se supo que cometiÓ a la policÍa que luego quiso huir a wisconsin para prepperpetuar otro tiroteo se presentÓ ante el juez para enfrentar la primera lista de cargos en su contra. >> anunciaron que no iba poder poner dinero para salir de la cÁrcel. >> se estÁn preparando decenas de cargos mÁs. >> el alguacil revelÓ que los detectives informaron que manejÓ hasta madison, wisconsin y contemplÓ cometer otra masacre. luego regreso al lugar dÓnde fue arrestado. el jefe de la policÍa dijo armas de guerra no tienen lugar en la comunidad y las autoridades se mostraron agradecidas de que nadie perdiÓ la vida en la ciudad. el sospechoso tiene derecho a declararse no culpable, pero el 28 de julio serÁ su prÓxima audiencia en corte. patricia: una corte federal reactivo una polÍtica para que los agentes de la policÍa se enfrenten a los migrantes que sean un peligro para la seguridad nacional. como nos cuenta pablo dato el gobierno no podrÁ implementar de inmediato esta medida. >> la corte de apelaciones del sexto circuito fallÓ a favor de la deportaciÓn. dijeron que habrÍan mÁs gastos para esto

talk to me about the abortion issue and where it stands in wisconsin. you have a major challenge right now. >> there is a challenge but there is a challenge to the challenge, our outdated law, our governor filed a suit to overturn it and i am proud of the leadership. however, it is the failure of congress having not codified roe that got us to this place as constitutional rights were taken away from half of the population last week and we should be ashamed that we have gotten to this place and that is what makes this election cycle so important in wisconsin so important, if we get rid of ron johnson, who with has celebrated overturning roe v. wade , we will have one additional seat to get rid of the filibuster and make roe v. wade and the right to choose the law of the land . >> you have a tight race right now, one third of the voters still undecided. how do you make an appeal? what sets you apart? >> this is the only campaign that has generated real enthusiasm, grassroots support as we had our biggest fundraising month in june and we have grassroots do

after the shooting here, he drove to maid i son, wisconsin, contemplating a second mass shooting. >>was driving around. he did see a celebration was occurring in madison, and he seriously contemplated using the firearm to commit another shooting in madison. >> reporter: how much ammunition did he have at that point? >> approximately 60 rounds. >> reporter: he faces seven counts, but could face many more charges here is eric reinhardt. >> there are many different charges, for individuals who were present on the scene. they were shot at. that also constitute -- every time he fires an bullet at an individual, he's committed aggravated discharge of a weapon, whether he hit someone or not. >> reporter: the question now, what can done to stop the next mass shooting? editorial board of "the washington post" is could you will for what a lot of phones here are telling me. they said a ban on high-powered rifles, quote, how many more families need leslie have to do ripped apart? the bottom line, karima had threatened to killed people before, tried to kill himself. the police determined there wa

seven people at the highland park parade monday, and they say after he fled he drove to madison, wisconsin, area where he considered firing on another event that he saw there but ultimately drove back to illinois where he was arrested. trinity chavez has more on this story including part of an exclusive interview with the highland park police chief and the atf agent in charge of chicago. trinity, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. you are exactly right. investigators say the man charged with opening fire at the fourth of july celebration in illinois was planning to carry out a second attack in another city. all this as investigators say he could spend the rest of his life behind bars. police say robert crimo iii confessed to the fourth of july shooting during questioning, but highland park police chief lou jogmen told cbs news that investigators still don't have a motive. >> we really don't have any better understanding today than we did when we first started talking to him about the why in particular. >> reporter: the 21-year-old appeared for the first time by video wedn

was in madison and middleton, wisconsin. no. no indication. >> where celebration was he contemplating. >> some event in the madison area. >> he planned this for several weeks, for the highland park shooting. any last questions for the state's attorney? all right, folks. this is probably going to conclude our formal press briefings on this matter. if there is breaking news or anything major that does develop, we will call a press conference. otherwise, i would not anticipate major press briefings like this. investigators have months to go continuing their investigation into this. we'll be collaborating very closely with the state's attorneys' office. they will be collaborating with their federal partners. we will be collaborating with our federal partners. any specific questions please reach out directly. >> is he on suicide watch? >> he's been classified now. i don't know. >>> and with that, the end of today's briefing, thank you for staying with us for andrea mitchell reports as we continue our coverage of the breaking news

the wisconsin law written in 1849 before the civil war and before women could vote is a near-total ban. the only exception, to save the life of the mother. >> we don't have any precedent for how this 19th century ban applies to the medicine then. >> the republican-controlled state legislatures being sued to get the ban overturned. the governor and he vowed to protect doctors from prosecution in the meantime but there is only so much they can do. >> we don't have the authority to tell them they cannot use the resources to enforce a law on the books. >> there is ambiguity. >> absolutely. >> they say that is why they are taking it to the court. >> it is the state top law enforcement officer and the duty is to enforce laws that protect human life. >> legislators for pro-life wisconsin won an even more restrictive abortion law that more clearly defines on a mother's life is at risk. >> we will need a pro-life legislature and a pro-life governor to do that. >> the governor and the attorney general are up for reelection and so are more than 100 state legislators. the law here will come down t

get him to dese desertify wisconsin's electoral votes. listen to this. >> he makes his case, which i respect. he would like us to do something different in wisconsin. i explained it's not allowed under the constitution. he has a different opinion. >> i mean -- >> here's my takeaway. i scratched my head thinking to myself, because i understand a little bit about how a presidency and oval office works and how the president thinks. who is advising him? who gave donald trump the idea, by the way, call wisconsin today and they can undo what they did back in 2021? i don't understand that. and i keep coming back to a regular theme here. when donald trump started his presidency, he was advised by the former president of goldman sachs. at the end, he had a bunch of crack pot lawyers and folks practicing law who were not lawyers. peter navaro wrote like a 36-page memo on the legalities of the election. he's not even a lawyer. so he's being advised by some sketchy individuals, and it looks like he's still being advised by people who don't understand

independents, those are the ones that decided that election 2020 in georgia, arizona, ohio, pennsylvania, wisconsin and when you have lost

wisconsin i think has 10 or 11 electoral votes. that probably would have swung towards trump. who knows? we won't know. they were unmanned, unmonitored election boxes. that has changed. i like william barr. he probably was not aware of this. those are my comments. you are doing a great job. host: bob and lorraine, ohio. democratic caller. your reaction to last night hearing? caller: thank you for taking my call. last night was more powerful than i even expected. i do want to comment on some of the other callers saying we criticize and attack the january 6 commission, then they say they have not even watched the hearings. if you are going to close your mind and not taken fa -- take in facts, you have to admit you don't know what you're talking about. either learn, find out or shut up. i would like to comment about being woke. if you look up webster's dictionary, the definition, it is not a bad thing at all. i am pretty proud to be woke. host: robert from new york, independent. you are next. caller: good morning, greta. thank you for having me on. host: good morning to you. go a

the wisconsin assembly speaker is saying trump is urging him to decertify biden's win in wisconsin.ually, just called him last week. if trump supporters are hoping that he stops focusing on 2020 and starting focusing on 2024, this is not a good sign. >> that's right, chris. this just shows former president trump's continued fixation on replaying the 2020 election, which is something that most republican leaders are hoping to put in their rearview mirror. they want to talk about the midterm elections in november. they want to be talking about what republicans could do if they take over the majority of the house and senate and look forward to the 2024 presidential election and here is trump the de facto leader, one of the most popular republicans in the country, somebody who has intense loyalty from republican-base voters, continuing to make his points, his baseless points about election fraud in 2020 that are just not true. the wisconsin results have been certified. joe biden won. that's why he is president biden. for trump to continue to try to relitigate what happened in wisconsin