and it's been in the system and i was, i was the assistant to the secretary, the new york state senate. you know, i quit. yeah, because it was such a terrible job to watch grown men suck their way up to the top. and so these aren't the brightest catch around that. and it's the same thing with the bureau. so, you know, these are people who can't get jobs in the real world and stuck into the political system. and by the way, when you see how corrupt it is disgusting, it is. all you have to do is look what happened in france. a few weeks ago they had no action. 35 percent of the people turned out to vote because they're so disgusted with the system. you've got morons in imbeciles running the show. i mean, how can anybody with a brain big enough to look up to a mitch mcconnell, a little chucky schumer, diane, not so feinstein, lindsey gray, i'm a pull. always look at the people that are telling us what to jo. i've done. could you be to think that they have the answers to do anything? yeah, well, well said, and i want to return kind of to what happens when cities decline and in particular,

and it's been in the system and i was, i was the assistance of the secretary, the new york state senate. you know, i quit. yeah, because it was such a terrible job to watch grown men suck their way up to the top. and so these aren't the brightest cats around that. and this is same thing with the bureau. you know, these are people who can't get jobs in the real world and stuck into the political system. and by the way, when you see how corrupt it is disgusting, it is. all you have to do is look what happened in france. a few weeks ago. they had no action. 35 percent of the people joined out the vote. because there's so disgusted with the system. you've got morons and imbeciles running the show. i mean, how can anybody with a brain big enough to look up to mitch mcconnell, a little chucky schumer a diane not so feinstein, lindsey gray, i'm a pull. always look at the people that are telling us what to jo. i've done. could you be to think that they have the answers to do anything? yeah, well, well said, and i want to return kind of to what happens when cities decline and in particular, new

and anybody has been in the system and i was, i was the assistance of the secretary, the new york state senate. you know, i quit. yeah. because it was such a terrible job to watch grown men suck their way up to the top. and so these aren't the brightest cats around that. and this is same thing with the bureau. you know, these are people who can't get jobs in the real world and suck into the political system. and by the way, when you see how corrupt it is disgusting, it is. all you have to do is look what happened in france. a few weeks ago. they had no action. 35 percent of the people joined out the vote because they're so disgusted with the system. you've got morons and imbeciles running the show. i mean, how can anybody with a brain big enough to look up to michel mcconnell, a little chucky schumer, diane not so feinstein, lindsey gray, m a polo is look at the people that are telling us what to jo. i've done. could you be to think that they have the answers to do anything? yeah, well, well said, and i want to return kind of to what happens when cities decline and in particular, new yo

and anybody has been in the system and i was, i was the assistance of the secretary, the new york state senate. you know, i quit. yeah. because it was such a terrible job to watch grown men suck their way up to the top. and so these aren't the brightest catch around that. and it's the same thing with the bureau. you know, these are people who can't get jobs in the real world and suck into the political system. and by the way, when you see how corrupt it is disgusting, it is. all you have to do is look what happened in france. a few weeks ago. they had no action. 35 percent of the people joined out the vote. because there's so disgusted with the system. you've got morons and imbeciles running the show. i mean, how can anybody with a brain big enough to look up to michel mcconnell, a little chucky schumer a diane? not so feinstein, lizzy gray, m a polo is look at the people that are telling us what to jo. i've done. could you be to think that they have the answers to do anything? yeah, well, well said, and i want to return kind of to what happens when cities decline and in particular, new

state senate. you know, i quit. yeah, because it was such a terrible job to watch grown men suck their way up to the top. and so these aren't the brightest cats around that. and it's the same thing with the bureau. you know, these are people who can't get jobs in the real world and suck into the political system. and by the way, when you see how corrupt it is disgusting, it is. all you have to do is look what happened in france. a few weeks ago. they had no action. 35 percent of the people joined out the vote. because there's so disgusted with the system. you've got morons and imbeciles running the show. i mean, how can anybody with a brain big enough to look up to michel mcconnell, a little chucky schumer a diane? not so feinstein, lizzy gray, m a polo is look at the people that are telling us what to jo. i've done. could you be to think that they have the answers to do anything? yeah, well, well said, and i want to return kind of to what happens when cities decline and in particular, new york cit

state senate. you know, i quit. yeah, because it was such a terrible job to watch grown men suck their way up to the top. and so these aren't the brightest cats around that. and it's the same thing with the bureau. you know, these are people who can't get jobs in the real world and stuck into the political system. and by the way, when you see how corrupt it is disgusting, it is. all you have to do is look what happened in france. a few weeks ago. they had no action. 35 percent of the people turned out to vote because they're so disgusted with the system. you got morons and imbeciles running the show. i mean, how can anybody with a brain big enough to look up to mitch mcconnell, a little chucky schumer a diane not so feinstein, lindsey gray, i'm a pull. always look at the people that are telling us what to jo. i've done. could you be to think that they have the answers to do anything? yeah, well, well said, and i want to return kind of to what happens when cities decline and in particular, new york

reporter: what about new york and other states that have decriminalized? senator schumer: he is talking about the football team that has ny on it. [laughter] what professional football team? reporter: the trailblazers. [laughter] senator schumer: the bottom line is, it is still against federal law. even though the state can legalize, which new york has done, this will not have the federal government interfere in any way. reporter: does this mean the senate will not act on the house-past state banking act -- house-passed state banking act? senator schumer: we have put in a lot of work on this and are going to go to our colleagues and ask them, what don't you support, what can you support? we are going to get something done and figure out the best way, but we are going to get something done. reporter: are you committed to putting this on the floor? >> thanks, everybody. reporter: you pointed out the nfl all wear nike shoes. [laughter]

reporter: what about new york and other states that have decriminalized? senator schumer: he is talking about the football team that has ny on it. [laughter] what professional football team? reporter: the trailblazers. [laughter] senator schumer: the bottom line is, it is still against federal law. even though the state can legalize, which new york has done, this will not have the federal government interfere in any way. reporter: does this mean the senate will not act on the house-past state banking act -- house-passed state banking act? senator schumer: we have put in a lot of work on this and are going to go to our colleagues and ask them, what don't you support, what can you support? we are going to get something done and figure out the best way, but we are going to get something done. reporter: are you committed to putting this on the floor? >> thanks, everybody. reporter: you pointed out the nfl all wear nike shoes. [laughter] ♪ >> thursday, nominees for census bureau director and ice assistant secretary testify before confirmation hearing. live co

, and new york, which is senate majority leader schumer's home state. doesn't that continue to undermine the idea that voters -- it should be as easy as possible for legal voters to vote? i know illinois, your home state, has very expansive voting rights. but new york and delaware don't. isn't that problematic, too? >> i'd say to joni, if you feel that we ought to have higher standards for people to make sure that the ineligible folks don't vote but make it easier for the eligible folks to vote, you ought to support the for the people act because we're establishing those national standards. every republican including her voted against it. so if you want to go to a higher standard and apply it to everybody, red states and blue alike, you would certainly have supported that legislation. >> democratic senator dick durbin of illinois, the majority whip, thank you so much for your time today, sir. we appreciate it. >> thanks, jake. >>> just announced this afternoon, president joe biden will join cnn's don lemon for an exclusive cnn presidential town hall. th

new york senator says as more people get vaccinated and book travel. the state department must have enough workers to meet the demand. >> so today we are calling on the state department. to put more to put some more emergency personnel in those 2 areas passports and visas so people won't have to wait months and be on tenterhooks that they might not be able to go away to their long planned wedding or honeymoon. >> schumer says new york will help in any way possible even providing extra funding. if necessary. >> going home instead of going for goal. the olympians now sitting out the tokyo games ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> hey, i got a live look at downtown tokyo all eyes will be there coming up in a few days. we are just days away from the opening ceremonies of the olympics but questions remain about how covid-19 could be impacting the games a number of have been forced to stay home after testing positive for the virus for sports reporter

a backlog of passports processing times for all applications could take about 18 weeks the new york senator says as more people get vaccinated and book travel. the state department must have enough workers to meet the demand. >> so today we are calling on the state department. to put more to put some more emergency personnel in those 2 areas passports and visas so people won't have to wait months and be on tenterhooks that they might not be able to go away to their long planned wedding or honeymoon. >> schumer says new york will help in any way possible, even providing extra funding if necessary. next on kron. 4 news at 3 large wildfires burning in northern california threatening hundreds of buildings. >> we'll have the latest on containment efforts. plus p jeanne could be to blame once again, the utility saying their equipment may have sparked one of those northern california wildfires. and we'll have an in-depth report on how firefighters are adjusting their strategies and based on last year's de >> 3.29 on your monday afternoon. a right now there are at least 11 named fires burni

what has become the new ground 0 in the fight over voting rights, the state of texas, the state senate and house proposed bills to protect your rights and make it harder to commit fraud and for that texas has come under withering and false attacks, george also endured during the spring. >> states across this country, voter suppression laws, texas is one of 8 states currently targeted. >> we call this jim crow 2.oh, voter suppression. >> not going to force voting suppression bill down our throats and expect us to take it. we will fight. we will fight. we will fight. >> is that the only phrases democrats know, jim crow 2.oh? new voter id requirements for voting by mail adds extra hour of voting in most counties, ban on spending unsolicited mail and ballot applications and limiting third-party ballot collections. joining me is texas was in the governor dan patrick, did i leave anything out? horrific anti-voting rights legislation you guys are pushing, just shocking. >> i'm happy to debate any democrat any time on senate bill one, we passed senate bill 7 throughout the senate but it failed

new york magazine. d.c. statehood is the democrats' only option. vox. 11 ways to fix america's fundmently broke democracy. d.c. statehood to add two more democrat votes to the united states senate. indivisible says making democracy reform a priority has to be d.c. statehood. all of this, the prejudice of all of these articles, which are very candid, is that democrats think they won't be able to control the united states senate in the long-term. they need to add two more democrat seats to control the senate so it's really, really important. if they think it's really, really important, does the constitution give them the authority to override what is actually written down in that text with the law? can they do that? >> let me get on the record an important point. it is often thought that we, on this side, are opposed to giving the district residents the vote. nothing could be further from the truth. the idea is, however, that you must do it in the right way. you've got do it in the constitutional way. and so, that means that you are going to have to

neither does new york. neither does massachusetts. neither does minnesota. i mention those states because senators gillibrand, warren and klobuchar have jumped into if fight, attacking texas as racist. the things this law does there state doesn't allow. chris: in about 30 seconds, susan, where do we stand here? because red states are going to continue, you can you call it new voting restrictions or reimposing what the old rules were, pre-pandemic. the president can't get a federal law through because of republican filibuster in the senate. the supreme court is upholding the law changes, the voting changes in states like arizona. so what does biden and the democrats, what do they do? >> here's the disconnect. you can describe it as the biggest threat to voting, to democracy since the civil war. but democrats are not in a position to actually do anything about it on the federal level or in more than a dozen states that continue to tighten voting laws and change the oversights of elections. you've got an issue, not a solution. it's something democrats will be t

neither does new york, neither does massachusetts, neither does minnesota. i mentioned those states because senator gillibrand, warren and amy klobuchar have all jumped into this -- their state doesn't allow. >> chris: [laughs] so in about 30 seconds, susan, where do we stand here? because red states are going to continue -- you can call it new voting restrictions or re-imposing what the old rules were prepandemic, the president can't get a federal law through because of republican filibuster in the senate, the supreme court is upholding the law changes, the voting changes in states like arizona, so what is -- what is biden and the democrats, what do they do? >> here's the disconnect, you can describe it is the biggest threat to voting, to democracy, since the civil war, but democrats are not in a position to actually do anything about it on the federal level, or in more than a dozen states who continue to tighten voting laws and change the oversight of elections, so what you've got, you've got an issue, not a solution. it's something democrats will be talki

plus, more shocking footage from new york as crime spirals even more out of control, new video showing a violent mob attacking an off-duty firefighter and former senator barbara boxer in california was just mugged in northern california. also tonight, of breaking a new report detailing the long-standing ties between zero experience hunter biden's heart dealer in the country of china. a big shock. to him coming, boxing legend which foreman is going to weigh in on the anthem in the pledge of allegiance savannah, georgia, many of the liberal cities are now bringing these mandates back and that's not all. in two months ago, joe biden proudly declared a policy of vaccination or masking of the cdc is considering a revised new policy of vaccination and a mask. how many more mixed messages will the american people be given? no mask, one mask, two masks, no mask, some mass, mask indoors and mask outdoors her mask in perpetuity and now it is never mind what we said before and remember according to democrats, the media mob and the great flip-flop dr. anthony fauci, supposed to return to normal va

weinstein is appealing his conviction and sentence in new york. >>> 5:44. the first vote in a multibillion dollar infrastructure bill is scheduled for today. >> senators are missing something important here. >> they don't have a finished bill or agreed on how to pay for it. these are very important details. nonetheless, senate majority leader chuck schumer schedule a vote for today. it's just an initial vote, procedural, but senators on both sides are asking for more time. this first infrastructure bill is critical because there's another one that's going to follow right behind it. the second one is the big one in the trillions. much broader with money for child care and elder care. video here of president biden meeting with his cabinet yesterday marking his from republican leadership about the vaccine. on his show on fox urged viewers to get the shot. congressman steve scalise got his first dose, urged his constituents to do the same and senate leader mitch mcconnell had this message. >> it is not at all unclear that way to avoid getting back in a hospital

you know, i proudly come from new york state where we have seen a golden age of black political power. the attorney general, the state senate majority leader, the state assembly speaker, the mayor are all black. and we know that but for the black vote, president biden never would have won the presidency. and the democrats never would have won a majority in the senate. and the attempts at voter suppression that we've seen threatens to reverse the racial process that has been made -- progress that has been made. increasingly we're becoming a multiracial democracy. 70% of the democratic caucus consists of people of color, woman and members of the lgbtq community. but you would never know that from the structure of the senate. the structure of the senate concentrates power in a small subset of states that are much wider, -- whiter, much more rural, much more conservative than the rest of the country. before the democratic party won the senate in 2021, the senate republican majority represented 10 million to 15 million fewer people than the senate democratic minority. and the problem is th

the state senate and house proposed bills to make it harder to commit fraud and texas has come under false attacks. >> there are states across the country and texas is targeted. >> we call this jim crow 2.0. this is voter suppression. >> we are not going to force a voting suppression bill down our throats and expect us to take it. we will fight. >> laura: is that the only phrase the democrats know jim crow 2 went0. -- 2.0. new voter i.d. requirements to vote for mail. and limiting third party ballots collection. joining me down is texas lieutenant governor dan patrick. did i leave anything out? >> i am happy to debate any democrat on senate bill 1. senate bill 7 failed when the democrats walked out. tomorrow we will pass this bill probably tuesday next week. there is nothing this this bill that has anything to do with voter suppression. i am offended when any democrat says to me the republicans are trying to stifle their vote. it's not true. you never hear this, but here are the facts. when we passed photo voter i.d. in 2011, they said the same thing. what happened since 2011? texas

plus more shocking footage from new york as crimes spiral even more out of control. new video showing a violence mob attacking an off-duty firefighter and former senator barbara boxer of california, well, she was just mugged in northern california. also tonight, breaking new report detailing the longstanding ties between zero experienced hunter biden's art dealer and the country of china. big shock. and coming up, boxing legend george foreman, he'll weigh in on the anthem and the pledge of allegiance and what's going on in the olympics. we start tonight in city after city, the draconian restrictions are coming back. vaccine mandates are creeping into public policy including new requirements for new york city workers and v.a. employees and now mask mandates in l.a., st. louis, savannah, georgia, many of the liberal cities are now bringing these mandates back and that's not all. two months ago it was joe biden who proudly declared a policy of vax or mask. now the cdc is considering a revised new-new-new policy of vax and mask. now, how many more mixed messages will the

we're going to start with breaking news out of texas because the state senate is starting to hear from voters about the new and controversial republican-backed measures to restrict voting. let's go right to msnbc's priscilla thompson at the state capital in austin. what can you tell us about these proceedings so far today? who is talking, who seems to have a majority of voice there, if you can tell that thus far? >> reporter: yeah, hey, alex. certainly a very busy day here at the state capital. gaveling in now. first up is going to be the controversial voting bill. they haven't gotten to the voting bill yet, but i will tell you when we got here this morning, hundreds of people were lined up to get inside that committee room in order to give their testimony and were prepared to give their testimony. there are several overflow rooms where folks are able to sit and listen and wait until they hear their names called. and it is going to be quite a long day. i will tell you most of the folks that i've spoken to here are here to express their opposition to these bills. but in terms of the moo

new york governor, andrew cuomo declared a state of emergency over gun violence on tuesday saying it's costing more lives than covid and is a threat to the broader economic recovery. let's bring in the former head of new york city, boston and los angeles police departments, bill bratton. he's the author of the new book "the profession, a memoir of community, race and the ark of policing in america" also with us the host of "msnbc's politics nation" reverend al sharpton. good to have you both on this morning. >> thank you both for being on with us. mr. commissioner, what is going on out there from oakland, chicago, new york to philadelphia, violence is spiking in ways that reminds us of like the 1970s. what's going on? >> a number of things going on. the criminal justice system of the united states collapsed during the coronavirus epidemic. courts were closed, we were releasing a lot of people out of prison much too early. the proliferation of guns is phenomenal in this country, 400 million guns, many in the hands of young people, gangs. many, many causes of what's going on. resolution

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president, as the senator from new york acknowledged, on july 2, president biden announced that he strongly supports the recommendations put forward by secretary austin based on the work of the independent review commission that would reform how the military prosecutes sexual assaults and related crimes. subsequent to the president's statements, the administration forwarded to the committee their proposals to implement this reform. i support and commend the president, the secretary, and the i.r.c. leadership and staff for the work -- for their work, and i look forward to working with them and the administration and my colleagues, particularly my colleagues on the armed services committee to enact this historic and momentous change for the department of defense. sexual assault is an unconscionable crime and a pervasive problem in the military and in american society. while the military has taken steps to try to stop sexual assault in the ranks, it simply hasn't been enough. i strongly agree with the president's statement that, quote, sexual assault in the multiis doubly damaging because it a

it did new york times american citizens entitled to live under the rule of law that there was a president for federal government specializing the national guard in cities and states were unable or unwilling to assert themselves. housing senator colin and editorial page, and therefore cost to speaking accountable to some other city but they pale in comparison to the cost of staying silent. unless you resolve the largest ever year over year increase in the murder rate as we began keeping records. my colleagues rafael who will be in conversation with senator today, as shown the cost of the skyway in large born by the north of black and hispanic residents of poor neighborhoods in here again, is important to remember the vast majority of residents in these neighborhoods are law abiding people doing the best to earn a living in and support their families. in these people will be held up by more ideological orthodoxy and the time, or more diversity. they need effective, capable, law enforcement to restore the peace. and the question of how we get from here to here is today's subject can you get

unless joe biden and all the democrats in the united states senate come together to use their power to fix it. democratic congressman mondaire jones of new york says president biden should do more to push the issue of voting rights saying before today's speech, "if he is serious about saving our ailing democracy he will voice his support for at the very least reforming the filibuster to pass the for the people act on a simple majority vote in the senate and even less at this point as an insult to the voters, organizers and activists who understand the dire stakes of this moment and are counting on him to act." congressman mondaire jones joins me now. good to have you on, congressman. what was your reaction to the speech today and what's been happening in washington at both the white house and the capitol? >> it's a weighty question, and it's great to be on, chris. let me start by giving credit where credit is due. this is a president who has saved american democracy once before by defeating the twice-impeached, disgraced former president of the united states, donald j. trump. but now w

subcommittee on the coronavirus former new york policeman darren borchard byron york and california congressman darrell issa homeland security says no to cuban and haitian refugees trying to come to america over c the ocean and republican say the administration should take a hard stance on the u.s. border and republican flaming president biden for comparing reform laws to jim crow saying this isor over-the-top, hyperbole, misinformation, manufacture crisis, lots of hysteria, little specific on white voter id used in countries like canada, mexico and france as voter suppression were gonna dig past the politics and give you the facts, plus the democrats historic blow out a new government spending we have another read on inflation it shows that skyrocketing what democrats want is double the annual u.s. budget under former president obama, the democrats face midterm losses, also this more mass confusion from dr. fauci he says follow the science, why are his mask recommendations for children the opposite of what the w.h.o. says, also this blue dog house democrats say yes nancy pelosi, la

former new york police duty darren porcher, byron york and former congressman darrell issa. biden administration says no to cuban and haitian refugees trying to come to america over the ocean. the administration should take as hard of a stance on the u.s. border. republicans slamming president biden comparing state vote reform laws to jim crow saying this is over the top, hyperbole, misinformation, a manufactured crisis. again lots of hysteria, little specifics on why voter i.d. used in countries like canada, mexico and france is voter suppression. we're going to dig past the politics and give you the facts. plus the democrats historic blowout in new government spending. we have yet another read today on inflation. it shows it skyrocketing. what democrats want is double the annual u.s. budget under former president obama. the democrats face miss term losses. also this, more mask confusion from dr. fauci. he says follow the science. why are his mask recommendations for children the opposite of what the w.h.o. says? we have this blue doghouse democrats say yes, nancy pelosi, l

the website, you are screwed >> reporter: some have had luck calling a state senator or member of congress. >> over the last six weeks, we've had 300 people we have been able to assist. >> reporter: the new york congresswoman says that should be a last resort. >> that's to the the way it should be. the system needs to work where the u.s. citizen can go through the application process and just get their passport. >> reporter: a state department official says the agency is serving stash as a result of the issues and hopes to have the work force back up to 97% by the middle of august that won't solve the problem, but it will aheaviate some of the backlog. >> of course, like everything these days, scammers are in the middle of all this >> state department says third pooem party people are rapidly booking them and selling them. those can be fraud lnt last i'm in the scheduling system was temporarily shut down to put a stop it to. it was preventing people from making legitimate appointments the state department does not charge a fee now only way to get one is to get on the phone and call. >> loo

the new york times is taking a look at the early senate map going into the midterms. swing states like georgia and arizona restock their warchest with multimillion dollar sums. that's according to new financial filings. that gives them an early head start. more of that in the story in the new york times. let's hear from jim. jim is in north carolina. caller: good morning. we are right at the border, we are five minutes away from south carolina. how about maybe having a national voting day. we have other holidays where people are off. why don't we take president's day? make it for voting so people are off that day. they can go ahead and vote and make it a holiday. australia finds people if they don't go vote. we could do that. there are so many simple solutions. why has it been that mcconnell has obstructed anything the democrats want to do? if you're republican or democrat , look at these people and what they are doing, not what they are saying. go to church on sunday and pull the plug on grandma by cutting back on health care, there are so many things wrong. they wan

the website, you are screwed >> reporter: some have had luck calling a state senator or member of congress. >> over the last six weeks, we've had 300 people we have been able to assist. >> reporter: the new york congresswoman says that should be a last resort. >> that's to the the way it >> that's not the way it should be the system needs to work where the u.s. citizen can go through the application process and just get their passport. >> reporter: a state department official says the agency is surging staff as a result of the issues and hopes to have the staff back up to 97% by the middle of august shep, that won't solve the problem, but it will alleviate some of the backlog. >> of course, like everything these days, scammers are in the middle of all this >> state department says third party people are rapidly booking them and selling them. to put a those can be fraudulent.departm charge a fee now only last minute scheduling system was temporarily shutdown to put a stop to it it was preventing people from making legitimate appointments the state department does not charge a fee now only w

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we're going to start with breaking news out of texas because the state senate is starting to hear from voters about the new and controversial republican-backed measures to restrict voting. let's go right to msnbc's priscilla thompson at the state

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state senator doug mastriano is asking for an audit. he's a close trump ally who attended trup events on january 6th. he's requesting everything from election equipment to voter sim cards and wireless logs. he looks at the model as what he wanted in pennsylvania. josh shah peer yo slammed the request on twitter saying this could decertify the voting machines costing taxpayers millions of dollars. that's what happened in arizona. >>> u.s. district judge j.p. bouley claimed he would not change the law in the ninth inning amid job going runoffs for the state house. the judge left open his judgment about future elections. the lawsuit about good elections opposed new requirements that voters request absentee ballots before election day. it asked for the court's help for restrictions on election observation. early voting is currently under way for two state house seats ahead of tuesday's election day. >>> all right, still ahead here, president biden takes a jab at senate minority leader mitch mcconnell from touting the benefits for a covid re

ultimately we need the united states senate to act. having federal intervention to protect the right to vote. >> the new york times is reporting that the president is expected to step up his public profile on the issue of voting rights. the times is signaling it may at this point simply be window dressing. they report, quote, president biden is expected to put his political muscle behind the issue in a speech in philadelphia tuesday. in congress, democratic senators have been unable to move voting and election bills that would address what many call a fundamental attack on american democracy that could lock in a new era of republican minority rule. in the courts attacks on voting restrictions face an increasingly hostile judiciary. there is extreme peril in the democratic party's frame on this issue. the democratic construct politically is pushing moderates to abandon the filibuster is more dicey than to allow voting restrictions. democrats are wrong. spend 5 minutes watching fox news and you will see that republicans aren't even prete

after starting with a crowded field, the primary on august 3rd, came down to former state senator and bernie sanders' aide nina turner and chantel brown. from "the new york times", quote, the congressional black caucus's political action committee has endorsed brown. so have hillary clinton and james clyburn who will be there campaigning for her. in turn liberal activists have returned to ms. turner's defense. her campaign raised $4.5 million for a primary. representative alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york will be knocking on doors. sharl au alter, senior correspondent for "time" and author of the book "the ones we've been waiting for." dr. carter, i will start with you. i am always skeptical when from 3,000 miles away political pundits say this is a proxy battle and this is a battle between sanders and clinton or sanders and obama or something else like that. we heard the same thing during the democratic primary in georgia in 2018 with stacey abrams and stacey evans. as a political scientist, do any of these larger ideological manners, like do they matter to the local voters in ohi

schumer claims the gun rights group abused the system in texas after the state of new york filed the lawsuit seeking to dissolve the organization. >>> novak djokovich has won his third grand slam title of the year and the 20th of his career. he won today at wimbledon and he is now in a three-way tie for most career men's grand slam titles. he will head to the u.s. open in august with a chance at a calendar year grand slam. >>> more american voices after this break. there's an america we build and one we explore. one that's been paved and one that's forever wild. but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure. you get both. introducing the wildly civilized all-new 3-row jeep grand cherokee l limu emu... and doug. introducing the wildly civilized so then i said to him, you oughta customize your car insurance with liberty mutual, so you only pay for what you need. oh um, doug can we talk about something other than work, it's the weekend. yeah, yeah. [ squawk ] hot dog or... chicken? [ squawk ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ you're

and, the nation's three largest drug distributors will pay more than a billion dollars to new york state, over the opioids epidemic. the deal announced today involves amerisource-bergen, cardinal health and mckesson. lawyers say a national settlement totaling $26 billion is nearing completion. still to come on the newshour: senator bernie sanders discusses critical infrastructure negotiations in congress. the belarusian opposition leader describes her people's struggle for democracy. and two journalists break down their new book on the chaotic last year of the trump white house. >> woodruff: the wildfire season in the u.s. west and british columbia is worsening, making it ever more difficult for over 20,000 firefighters battling the blazes. windy weather, lightning strikes and triple digit temperatures in states like montana are fueling the fires even further. human-caused climate change and a longstanding drought create an earlier and more intense season. william brangham has the latest. >> brangham: judy, more than 80 large fires are burning in 13 states currently, impacting nearly 1.3

into the frame jumps the senator from new york, bobby kennedy. the president's brother. he also says i too will stand against this war in vietnam. i too will challenge the sitting presidents of the united states. . johnson is horrified. he sees this is a betrayal by his own parties senatorial representatives. and it's a real moment of truth for him. not in the best of health. he's had gallbladder surgery. his heart is not good. he has incredible stress from a war he never wanted to fight but felt it was unavoidable. he decides in the face of this genuine challenge to quit. it is not quinte the presidency but he walks away from the campaign to be reelected. electorally, this movement has had impact, but it does not have success. cut to the chase, the man who wins the democratic nomination is not community as you all know was assassinated in 1968 by, someone not interested in the war in vietnam. kennedy is killed and probably would not have been able to get the nomination. mccarthy never had the kind of gravitas, he was a charismatic political figure to carry it out, and i

into the fray jumps the junior but very well-known senator from new york, bobby kennedy, the dead president's brother, who also says i too will stand against this war in vietnam, i too will challenge the seated president of the united states. johnson is horrified at what he sees as betrayal by his own party's senatorial representatives. and it's a real moment of truth for him. johnson is not in the best of health. he's had gallbladder surgery, his heart's not good. he's faced incredible stress from a war that he never wanted to fight but felt was unavoidable. he decides in the face of this genuine challenge to quit. he doesn't quit the presidency but he walks away from his campaign to be reelected. so electorally, this movement has had impact. but it doesn't have success. to cut to the chase, the american who wins the democratic nomination is not kennedy. he's, you all know, assassinated in june 1968 by someone not interested in the war in vietnam but who are other axes to grind, so kennedy is killed, probably would not have been able to get the nomination. mccarthy never had the kind of grav

well, into the fray jumps the junior but very well known senator from new york. bobby kennedy. the dead president's brother, who also says i, too, will stand against this war in vietnam, i, too, will challenge the seated president of the united states. johnson is horrified at what he sees as detrayal by his own party's senatorial representatives, and you know, it's a real moment of truth for him. johnson is not in the best of health. he's had gallbladder surgery. his heart is not good. he is facing credible stress from a war that he never wanted to fight but felt it was unavoidable. he decides in the face of this genuine challenge to quit. he doesn't quit the presidency, but he walks away from thinks campaign to be reelected. so electorally, this movement has had impact, but it doesn't have success. to cut to the chase, the man who wins the democratic nomination is not kennedy. he's, you all know, assassinated june 1968 by someone not interested in the war in vietnam, but who had other axes to grind. so kennedy is killed. probably would not have been able to get the nomination.

how do smaller beef states like new york remain competitive and what are the potential opportunities to expand markets for retired dairy cows to be used as beef? >> thank you, senator. i think you're exactly right. there's much more done in the dairy sector, cross breeding to bring those cattle into the eef sector. i think ways they can stay competitive is we've got to keep these markets fair. we've got to make sure bigger is not always better. the bigger the packer is, sometimes they squeeze out these small and regional packers that we're trying to build and get shackle space for. i think one of the main ways they can stay competitive is make sure they can get a market share and fairly be in that marketplace. i think that's the best way we can keep them competitive. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you very much. as we go back and forth here to vote, hopefully everyone who is with us at the moment has voted on the first vote. senator tuberville. >> back in alabama cattle -- genetics of your herd is a compelling experience. alabama is home to thousands of small cap cow

"the new york times" called the special agriculture program "one of the most extensive immigration frauds ever perpetrated against the united states government." then congressman now senator chuck schumer said at that time who was -- he was one of the authors of that program in the 1986 bill, he said that it was "too open." it's too open and implied susceptible to fraud. in july 2000 report the inspector general of the department of justice noted that in 1995 management at the then immigration and naturalization service estimated that 70% of the special agriculture workers applications were fraudulent. on top of being bad policy, a mass amnesty of current farmworkers also does absolutely nothing to address agriculture labor shortages and workforce issues. as we saw in the aftermath of the 1986 amnesty bill, many workers ultimately left the agricultural sector. employers then turned to a new pool of undocumented immigrant workers to replace all the ones who had left. and thus the cycle began once again. i hope that congress will ultimately be able to address agriculture labor reform in a w