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he brought up the fact according to him he won the state of arizona, we know he lost the state of arizona because he was attacking john mccain, i a hero in that state, and he brought that up and attacked john mccain again in our interview. it's just again and again he would say things that weren't true saying they were true, like a different set of facts. >> we're going to take a break and come back with more clips of the interview with the president including when asked about the vice president's refusal to over turn the election. and me...the world's best, and possibly only, schmelier. overturn the election. philadelphia. schmear perfection. what if you could have the perspective to see more? at morgan stanley, a global collective of thought leaders offers investors a broader view. ♪ we see companies protecting the bottom line by putting people first. we see a bright future, still hungry for the ingenuity of those ready for the next challenge. today, we are translating decades of experience into strategies for the road ahead. we are morgan stanley. and there you have it - wireless on

them, play this hypothetical out, and then provided it to a third party like what they're doing in arizona, the taxpayers in those counties would then be on the hook for millions and millions of dollars to replace all that equipment, because it ultimately would be compromised. so the taxpayers would not only pay for it with their dollars to buy new machines, but they would also pay for it because their personal security, their personal information, would be compromised by this sham audit. >> do you think this senator, state senator, actually believes what he's saying, or is this just cynical and dishonest -- as cynical and dishonest and potentially dangerous as it seems? >> look, i get asked that all the time. you would have to ask that state senator what he really believes. but i get asked generally, do these republicans really believe this stuff? anderson, that's what folks ask me. i think they do. i mean, this is the modern day republican party. this is who they are. they have bought into the big lie and sadly, they keep selling it to the good people of pennsylvania. they keep telling t

>> i want to ask you specifically about senator from arizona, christyn cisin ema. some of them have drawn the ire of people in her own party. how does the white house successfully balance these two wings of the democratic party? here are some of the tweets for our viewers. >> basically it's carrots and sticks. i do think there is a role for president biden to keep reaching out to her to try to persuade her, as he has done with republicans on the infrastructure bill to go along with the party, but there's also pressure that can be mounted in the states against her in her home state. and i think it's a combination of the two that gets people to move. that's what happened with republicans on infrastructure. it wasn't simply that senator mcconnell played nice. it's the realization if he didn't go along, democrats might have gotten more with reconciliation. >> i want to ask you about the white house and covid. first, listen to this message from president biden given to a maskless crowd. >> over the past year we've lived through some of our darkest days. now i truly beli

. ♪ ♪ >> shannon: check out mother nature flexing on the streets of flagstaff, arizona. this dramatic video showing muddy floodwaters effortlessly carrying away previous. the woman who shot the video said within 30 seconds or street went from a small flood to a raging river, you can see outside her house, and by the way, more rain forecasted in the area. bottlenose dolphins in newport beach getting some air, some of them jumping up 10 feet out of the water, average weight is 1300 pounds and can get up to 1. a beautiful sight. they like to plan entertain. looking at a fast moving funnel near iowa, multiple sightings, confirming 12 twisters within the last 24 hours. nws issuing tornado warnings for most of the state of iowa. using his vehicle as a weapon, the driver leading authorities on a chase through four counties in california before an officer performed a textbook maneuver, vehicle out of control, driver quickly apprehended on the side of the road in palmdale. finally, remember the show "tom and jerry," the cartoon? life imitating art, filmed his cat playing with a r

arizona corals wide receiver wrote saying being in a position to hurt my team because i don't want to partake in the vaccine is making me question my future in the nfl. but, some players, i think a lot are just gonna get vaccinated so they don't cause their teen games, that is what tennessee titans quarterback did. and what he did, a guy who oppose getting a vaccine earlier this spring? we're starting to see the same thing happen in broader society. several companies like coup goal, facebook, say that they will require employees to get vaccinated when they return to the office. the biggest employer in the country announced they would be implementing a similar policy. president joe biden said federal workers will be required to confirm they are vaccinated or submit to regular testing and other restrictions. he went out of his way to highlight the nfl's policy. he wen>> it will command the nal football league that has announced that if there are outbreaks among unvaccinated personnel that the team risk forfeiting games. they need to take every step they can. every day, more business are

here's a breakdown of how things look right now in arizona as we head into 2022. both senate seats are held by democrats as are 5 of the 9 seats in the house. a lot of money and attention dedicating to regaining the u.s. senate seat currently held by democrat mark kelly who won in a special election in no. one of the most prominent to replace him is attorney general mark brnovich. in the race to replace outgoing republican above doug ducey is, secretary of state katie hawes on the republican side is. gaynor face a long list of gop hopefuls in the primary. he is in the audience today as is former local news anchor carrie headache who is also run -- lake who is also running. their presence here a signal to the importance of former president trump's endorsement. not here, outgoing governor doocy. he and the former president have long shared a tension-filled relationship when the president announced the -- [inaudible] trump has taunted doocy is ever since when he announced last month he will not run for senate. fox nation will live stream former president trump's spee

so the naacp in arizona want to see more action. though they say the speech was powerful and was important, it was needed. >> sam stein, what's yamiche just describe sounds less than a fair fight. one team is way out ahead, the other seemingly perpetually playing catch-up. and the real world what is the chance of some sort of carved out of the filibuster rules for voting rights legislation? >> well, it's not great. the same calculus that befuddled the white house on filibuster reform in general exists there which is not only biden opposing it but there aren't 50 senate democrats who supported either. now i will say there's a bit of momentum coming behind this specific i the on voting rights laws are election laws. we sought james clyburn, a house democrat very important endorsement of joe biden and the campaign tell our own colleague lauren lopez calling on biden to essentially endorse this. clyburn has -- but that being said, you've got to convince skeptical house democrats in the senate to embrace and indoors if you want to get to

this includes an emt and fire captain in arizona. police say while authorities were responding to a burning home, a gunman opened fire on an ambulance nearby. one emt shot in the head, is in critical condition. a second second emt is stable. the gunman is accused of shooting at firefighters and neighbors at the house fire. one neighbor was killed. the suspected gunman is in critical condition after being shot by a police officer. a charred body was found inside the burning home. authorities are looking for two or three children who lived there. todd: d.c. police offering a $10,000 reward in the manhunt for suspects in saturday's shooting outside a nationals game. ashley: this comes as cities across the country are seeing a surge of violence. marianne rafferity joins us with more. >> reporter: a manhunt is underway for the suspect who opened fire on each other during a washington nationals game, sending terrified fans ducking for cover. >> everybody ran into a spot and then like i just hugged my wife and just laid on the ground with h

you are up for re-election in arizona. you know that in arizona by almost 9 to 1 people favor being able to identify who the voter is. 9 to 1. now, if you are the democratic senator from arizona and you are going to try to run rere-election, you want to vote against 9 out of every 10 arizonans. this is one of those moments where they are trapped by their left. they are doing something the country hates. and it's going to come back and bite them in a big wait a minute. ainsley: why do you think so much people are protesting in cuba. hundreds of thousands of people out on the streets there they want their freedom. >> first of all, they want their freedom. second, this last month has been so bad in terms of medicine, food, jobs, that i think finally they are just the morale of this entire culture is breaking down. the united states should be actively in favor of freedom for cuba. we should do everything we can to help the cuban people overthrow what is a dictatorship. this is not a duly elected government. this is a take terr

this decision upholding voting restrictions in arizona. came down along party lines and i know it's considered gross and undignified to use the term party lines when we talk about the supreme court. and everybody knows the score on the court. here is kagan from her dissent. what is tragic here is the court has rewritten in order to weak an statute that stands as a monument to america's greatness. what, neil, did they do to the voting rights act? we look at the supreme court as the ultimate remedy to issue where rights are concerned. >> may profoundly under mined the voting rights act. it was around from 1965, before i was born. one was section five, and said if you're a state that discriminates, and you are trying to change your voting rules, you have to get it cleared by a court in washington, d.c., or the justice department. the court upheld that section of the voting rights action only a few years later to reverse course and strike it down. that was the first big strike on the voting act. today unfortunately is the second. they reached

former arizona national guard general and arizona senate candidate michael maguire joins us now to react. michael, thank you so much for being here. we see these images. we see these numbers. you're running for office to do something about it what needs to be done now to deal with this situation? >> good morning, pete. >> pete: good morning. >> thanks for having me. what needs to be done right now is we need to secure the border. we need to build the wall. provide money to surgeon the guard to the border. biden is derelict in his duty, not doing that and you can see 147 of 200 are nearly three to one this is organized by the cartels. it's what we have been saying for the last four months. it's human trafficking and drugs at the southwest border. our communities are less safe. border security is much more than national security, it's human security. pete: the federal government we have seen is not not building the wall. they are taking it down or stopping the construction of it what more should states be doing? >> well, what we did here just prior to my retirement as the commanding genera

now there are no good options for this audit here in arizona. it was -- first of all, it was unnecessary. our republican county board of supervisors, which is 4-1 republican conducted two audits using election assistance commission approved companies, bipartisan commission, non-partisan professional companies two audits confirmed we had a fair election here in maricopa county. it was no purpose to begin with but since it's been a conclusion in search of evidence and now that no evidence of fraud or error has been detected, they've taken to inventing statistics and facts made up out of thin air about more ballots received than requested, which of course is thoroughly debunked. there is no good resolution for this. when i started, there is no good that can come out of this. >> here is the thing, when this audit and, you know, i put the quotes around it, when this is done, whatever it's done, it been going on and on and still goes on and on and there is an outcome and what chris said is powerful. you can go off the cliff or jump off the train going

joining me is arizona congressman ruben. congressman, donald trump praising the arizona state senate for its audit of the election in maricopa county. >> i think the result will be so outrageous. you have already seen some of them come that they will go many steps further. is every one here fully understands the 2020 election was a total disgrace. it was the most corrupt. >> i'm curious what surprises you more. that is he is still singing his same old tired song or that the crowd is cheering so much? what kind of message is it all sending? >> the message is number one, donald trump is a loser. he's a sore loser. you have to be a pretty bad politician in order for you to lose as an incumbent president and he's not accepting that. unfortunately, i think his cult following is still dealing with that. secondly, it tells you this republican party is not a party of ideas. it's now a person, a cult of personality. they are just going to follow his lies all the way until the end. it's not working. last night, if anything, he lost mo

it is dangerous for texas, arizona and every other state. it is tragic. >> sean: all right, we will take a break. when we come back we will be joined by the governor and the great state of texas and also sara carter will bring us an exclusive report from the southern border with migrants literally have been and continued to die taking this perilous journey. governor abbott will be here and much more, much more president trump as we continue south texas. we are glad you were with us. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right, the great state of texas at the southern border tonight. thank you for being with us and we are with former president donald trump peered at her conversation with him continues in a few moments. but first sara carter reporting about the crisis at the southern border. and by dense border prices damaging to the country but pref a perilous journey for those crossing and trying to enter this country illegally. watch this. >> jesse come on this road sheriff's deputies at brooks county along with a judge are rec

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buses just like this one in del rio, texas, are carrying tens of thousands, sight unseen, from texas, arizona, california borderlands northward and they are dropping their haitian, venezuelan, cuban, and central american family units in florida and new jersey, tennessee, massachusetts, michigan, north carolina, georgia, kentucky, and two large citieses in texas such as dallas andnt houston. >> tucker: oh, changing the electoral map, are we? serving the businesses that paid for you to get elected are we? yes we are. those are buses you just saw. now the administration is using aircraft and air force bases and that ought to give you some sense of the scale involved here. what you're watching is demographic transformation. in our country, without our consent and in violation of our laws. that is happening. our job is to shut up and accept it.s we note they will call us names if we don't accept it, but no thanks. what's happening, what they are doing, is wrong. it is, moreover, a violation of the most and basic promisein of democracy, which is that citizens get to control who runs the government.

but we are seeing florida and other states coming to the rescue now to the state of texas, arizona. the only ones not admitting to it are the administration. but any cut to the budget is going to hamper the ability to secure our border. alicia: i mentioned at the beginning here that you did go down to the border with former president trump. and a statement was issued by one of your colleagues on the other side of the aisle from texas, representative villa, a democrat of texas, saying, quote: let's make one thing clear, the narrative of a violent and insecure border region is blatantly false. the border is not a war, and the wall abbott and trump are trying to get texas to pay for is not only a waste of their hard-earned money, but also an un-american symbol of hatred that separates and intimidates our community, harms our wildlife and encroaches on landowner rights. what's your response that? the. >> yeah, again, just avoiding the actual facts, if maybe he'd like to come to our district where a man was beheaded two weeks ago. this is real, the danger that we are putting american cit

arizona democrat kyrsten sinema backs the billion but opposed the $3.5 trillion infrastructure bill that could hamstring democrats and undercut the president. trace? >> trace: interesting chad. joining me now, steve moore, a former senior economic adviser to president trump. steve, looks like there's a little bipartisan agreement on capitol hill. the republicans have come to terms, we think, with president biden and part of his infrastructure deal. what do you think of that? some conservatives believe that the republicans are tossing the president a life line. >> it's a terrible bill, trace. it's a surrender by the republicans. now, you know that it's going to take ten total republicans with the 50 democrats to beat that filibuster. i don't think they have that number. i think it's time for fiscal conservatives to lay their bodies in front of this train. it's $1.2 trillion. we should be cutting government spending. it's a green energy bill. most of the money goes to green programs. by my estimates, one out of every $5 goes to roads and bridges and airports and fixing potholes, which is w

ok, seasonal monsoon storm swept through parts of arizona this week. the threat of flash flooding, they say is going to last for several more days. >> still to come, in sports call it a jet i fact rick jed lowry hero. what a game for the a's. dramatic walk-off kylen mills shows us how it all played out next in sports. >> and now kron 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> are typically known as a 2nd half team manager bob melvin said it himself before the all-star break. well, this season, they'll need to be if they want to catch the west-leading houston astros. that all starts tonight is the a's are hosting the cleveland indians in their first game since the all-star break. top of the 7th. all knotted at 3 bradley zimmer drives one deep straight away to center carries out indians go out in front. but in the bottom of the 9th with a runner on jed lowry hits a towering shot to, right. that is no doubt gone. he enjoys his walk-off celebration with teammates. lowry goes 3 for 5 with 3 rbi a's come from behind to walk it off. >> 5 for the final game 2 comi

apparently he was trying to do the same thing in arizona. there's new evidence surfacing tonight of more reported behind the scenes efforts by trump and his allies to pressure state election officials to help him retain the presidency. this was all back in the weeks after the 2020 election. you remember this in georgia? >> i just want to find

there's several other governors across the country because they know it's not just affecting texas, arizona, california, new mexico, it's affecting every state in this country. and if we don't get this under control, it's going to continue to get worse. the problem is this is an easy solution. this isn't something that takes a lot of work to get under control. this administration just doesn't have the political will to do it. griff: brandon, florida is a handful, one of a handful of statements and governors who have pledged support, resources, national guard troops to governor abbott in texas. do you believe as someone who is on the operational side of this, you know, will that help? what can it do to help try and perhaps get things under control? >> it will help us as far as the number of gotaways. so not only are we arresting more people than we've with ever seen before, but we're having more people get away than we've ever seen before as well, and that's going to help. the problem is they can't do anything about the catch and release. that has to be an administration-solved issue. we can

then came this challenge to arizona's supreme court. the law requires election officials to throw away ballots cast at the wrong precinct. you have two voting areas, two places to vote, you go to the wrong one, vote there, woops, it gets thrown out. it makes it a crime for anyone to collect and deliver ballots to polling places other than family members. we know this had a disparate impact. they found tossing ballots cast in the wrong precinct has the effect of undercounting minority votes by a factor of 2 to 1. allowing someone else to drop off a ballot is particularly important for indigenous communities in arizona. today the supreme court's conservative majority said all of that stuff is fine. i could give you the legal reasoning but here's the real reasoning. they and all other parts of the right are working in tandem against america's multi-racial democracy. now donald trump's version of that is more vulgar, cringe inducing whipping up a mob to go beat up cops and chant hang mike pence and storm the capitol and go marauding to find

. >>> and this frightening scene in arizona. one person killed and five injured by a swarm of bees coming from a 100-pound hive. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us on a friday night. i'm cecelia vega, in for david, and we do begin with the pandemic and that alarming news from the cdc, acknowledging that, quote, the war has changed because of the delta variant. officials now say it is as contagious as chicken pox, spreads faster than the common cold and seasonal flu, and that a vaccinated person who becomes infected can pass it on just as easily as someone who is not vaccinated. all eyes right now on provincetown, massachusetts. an outbreak of nearly 900 people. 74% of them were fully vaccinated. we are there tonight. and the breakthrough cases on the royal caribbean cruise ship. six passengers testing positive. four of them fully vaccinated. even still, the cdc is stressing that vaccines strongly protect against serious illness and death. tonight, more than 190 million people have received at least one dose. th

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governor doug ducey bans critical race theory from schools and state agencies in arizona. he signed a bill blocking state-run schools and government entities from requiring trainings for the controversial theory. the governor says arizona will, quote: continue being leaders on civics education and teach important lessons about our nation's history. and a teen is nearly struck by lightning at a texas driving range, watch. [screams] will: shocking video shows the moment tomas gomez's golf ball hit by a massive lightning bolt. gomez is nearly knocked off his feet. one of the friends happened to have phone out recording as it happens. luckily no one was hurt. it hit the ball. amazing. those are your headlines, pete. pete: surprise the range was open in the middle of lightning. hey, i'm all for giving it a shot. cool. pete: los angeles county sheriff's department making a record drug bust seizing over 1e than $1 billion. the largest illegal marijuana bust in the department's history. los angeles county sheriff alex villanueva warning cartels their days are over. he joins us now

peninsula of florida, the death toll stands at 3, we talked to visitors from all of the country from arizona, europe, pennsylvania, iowa, lots of stories, people visiting for the fourth of july, some people on their honeymoon said they could not get a flight out or a rental car out. of the people said they are going to stick this out, stay inside their hotel rooms, some people said they would find a bar into what the locals do, wait for this thing to pass, we will keep you updated throughout the day on tropical storm elsa. jillian: matt finn, thank you so much. meantime we are following a fox news, houston police officers shot while responding to a parking dispute, the 11 year department veteran was hit in the arm and abdomen, houston police chief credits the bullet professed for saving the officer's life, he still unstable but critical condition. a second officer was able to detain and arrest the 26-year-old alleged shooter, 16 people are dead and 76 more wounded in chicago shootings over the long fourth of july holiday weekend was according to a chicago database it is the bloodiest weekend

i want to start with this arizona stuff. i mean, we've known for a long time, obviously, that the president has been interested in getting states to basically find the votes that he needed in order to win. what went on in arizona, i think, highlights the big challenge. it didn't end after election day. it didn't end after the inauguration. we have an audit going on there. and this is a little bit from giuliani's voice mail to one of the republican arizona officials. he says to him, if you get a chance, would you pleads give me a call. i have a few things i'd like to talk over with you. maybe we can get this thing fixed up. i think it's a shame republicans are both kind of in this situation, and i think there may be a nice way to resolve this for everybody. this is like the kind of thing that you would see in a gangster movie or something like that. but it's happening in american elections. what does this matter at this point given that this is the predicate for voting restrictions that are coming down the pike in states like

ag raised the issue of medical privacy writing i will not tolerate such intrusions in arizona. of americans are on the fence about taking the covid 19 vaccine it would be most inappropriate for bureaucrats to single them out regardless of motivation or intention. the white house is claiming it is not going to keep vaccination database and door knockers are just volunteers, don't worry about it but given their raw obsession with vaccinating kids who rarely get ill from covid no wonder if you trust them. things are so bad in my old home state of connecticut that parents there are suing to enjoin a new law that in -- kindergartners to be vaccinated even if it violates parents religious beliefs but when it comes to directly violating parents parental rights dc takes the cake. in the story were brought us my new legislation there allows children as young as 11 years old to get any vaccine including covid 19 without parental consent. the attorney representing the father who is suing dc appeared on the ingraham angle last night. >> the law actually requires the doctor, the school, the

. >> reporter: seven states have banned mask mandates in schools, including arizona, where students are already back in school, masks optional. and with the delta surge, a warning from the former head of the cdc dr. tom frieden that covid cases could soar. >> we're hea it's likely, if our trajectory is similar to that in the united kingdom, they we could see as many as 200,000 cases a day. >> reporter: in houston, doctors are seeing a repeat of moments like this from last summer's surge. >> in the last 14 days, we've had a 500% increase in the number of admissions. >> reporter: and in florida, hospitals overwhelmed. some doctors pleading for extra staffing. in ft. lauderdale, the familydaf 15-year-old paulina velazquez says she was planning to get the vaccine when she got covid. she's now fighting for her life on a ventilator. paulina's vaccinated mother is experiencing a breakthrough covid infection herself, not leaving her daughter's side. >> it was terrifying for me, because i said, "why me, why not, you know, why, why my daughter? why not me?" it was very sad. >> let's get to eva pi

decision to send my national guard down to the border i was the first governor in the country in texas and arizona asked for help i sent national guard troops that know how to complete missions, they are trained and equipped in their the best, we talked about that and the importance of taking the start seriously and also pushing back in critical race theory, 1619 project, those are two ways that they will quickly destroy america if we do not stop them. mike: you mentioned sending national guardsmen to the border about 120 live from south dakota do you have a sense of when they will leave and what their role will be. >> i sent 50 at the request of governor abbott to texas originally, they have ready left i sent them off a few days ago and they're currently at the border helping secure that in partnership with border patrol agents and local law enforcement officers, what was interesting as soon as i announced i was sending national guard troops it was days later that the white house and the pentagon asked us to send more. another 125 request came forward they have since with more resources as well,

this is in arizona, are you saying that there's any fraud in connection to these disputed ballots, to my knowledge, at present, no, said the lawyer. the lawsuit was convinced. time and again, trump pr flacks and giuliani would allege fraud outside of courthouses. they would go inside of courthouses and then they'd say no fraud, your honor, because they knew they couldn't lie in if front of a federal judge. and here you have somebody that's investigated this for months and months and in the light of day, the conspiracy claims that russians and chinese religious cults like to spread in america, they wither in sunlight. >> this is what tim alberta does better than almost anyone i can think of. not only is it well written, but he chose the perfect person through which to tell the story. we often think about how do we tell the story? it's such an important story in the country right now. and ed mcbroom, tim laid out his bona fide, obviously he's a true conservative and a christian. but he's also someone who genuinely seemed open to wanting to find out what happened. he wasn't someone that

> reporter: in a major test of the landmark voting rights act the court took up two restrictions in arizona, one allowing the state to throw out votes cast in the wrong precinct and another that said only voters, their family members or caregivers can turn in a mail ballot. democrats said both made it harder for minorities to vote. by a vote of 6-3 with the liberals dissenting the court upheld the restrictions. justice alito's opinion said all laws impose some burden and don't cross the line even if they create small disparities in voting as long as the state has some justification for them. justice kagan said the court ignores that voter discrimination is getting worse and the ruling weakens the voting rights act, a law that stands as a monument to america's greatness and protects against its basis impulses. the court leaves fuel legal weapons to challenge new voting restrictions passed in 20 states. >> there's not much left. all of the major tools have been significantly weakened or eliminated. >> thanks to pete williams for that report. >>> still ahead, the washington football team gets

how do you represent arizona and not say this is a problem? so far, the same washington post poll they asked how is biden handling immigration between at the u.s. mexican border? 33% approve, so good luck with that. you continue to keep ignoring this , i just want to see the act. i did the most disturbing images i've seen is our flight team, our drone flight team, are showing images that we have not seen before of people just coming across in huge numbers. we can't handle it, we can't afford it. they disappear into the middle of the country. be don't know where they're going. ainsley: you've got that critical race theory being taught to our kid, you've got what's happening here on the border and they support them instead of the homeowners and the people to your point have spent their whole lives building up a nest egg to buy their house so their kids could have a backyard to play in and now they are worried for their kid's safety. this is richard garrera, a ranch er in south texas. >> we had a border that was pretty much secured. now, with the

i just was in arizona. they have a similar mandate here and i was in arizona on tuesday when that cdc guidance changed and all these schools are saying and all these teachers are saying let our school do something different. don't make it a statewide blanket. where do you stand on this issue? >> that's exactly what we're asking the governor to do. we're asking the governor to allow school districts, if there is a need for masks in their district, in their campuses, then to allow them to do that and right now they don't have the ability to do that. >> do you understand the thinking behind that? some of these governors doing that, most in republican states, are saying they're against federal mandates, for example, during the vaccine, they're saying let us do what we want to do, but then they go and put on the same mandates here on school districts that also want to do what they want to do. do you understand the thinking behind that? >> no, i don't understand the thinking behind it because here in texas we lov

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there is rain that is falling in arizona. that helps their drought conditions and that will be sort of helpful for the fires out in california as you go into your weekend but the story has to be the heat. look at this. the pacific northwest, they have had the hottest temperatures they've ever recorded, excessive heat warnings and in the southeast. this is a story because let's say for example savannah, charleston, temperatures around 95 but this is not a dry heat, loaded with moisture, that feels like 115 degrees. the problem when you have, you know, i always talk about the heat index, the body cools off by sweating, right and then the cooling process when the sweat evaporates but if the air is loaded with moisture, you sweat but the sweat can't evaporate and just heat up more and more and more. it's a tough, dangerous situation. >> dangerous and not to mention what humidity does for your hair. this is a big deal. >> yeah, those rain numbers are incredible. >> whenever you get big extremes, so wettest july ever for springfiel

democrats blasting that ruling saying arizona's laws restrict building rights and republican say they help keep elections secure. some democrats also fuming after the court ruled that nonprofits do not have to disclose their biggest donors. rob smith, turning point usa spokesman and host of the rob smith at his problematic podcast and a leslie is here. is this a case of, here we go again? is this a good move for your party to continue to push for this? >> actually it's not my party as much as the other party saying we are going to do it. we have not come forward taking anyone's guns and no one is packing the court. there is a reason why -- quite frankly it's in the power of the senate. you are just not going to get the votes there, sandra. i think president biden also knows having been in politics so many years as most of us who haven't been, but the pendulum always swings back and that means those who have power today won't tomorrow and vice versa. i think the best thing that the democrats can do and most of my democrats who are centrist moderate degree is when they have full control

upholding arizona's restrictive, new voting laws. and signaling they would like -- likely said with other states passing new-voting restrictions. in the name of preventing bogus-voter fraud. i.e., the big lie. the highest court in the land. gutting voting rights. as states across the country are passing restrictive laws targeting voters of color. while congress sits on its hands, totally unable to get anything done on the john lewis act or for the for the people act. and in the face of all that, the president of the united states, joe biden, a consoler in chief. going down to florida, as rescuers search for any sign of the missing more than a week after that condo collapsed in the middle of the night. and as questions loom over what caused that disaster. the president promising the feds will cover the cost of the search and the rescue for 30 days. and approxiologizing for being for his speech because he stopped to talk to everybody who wanted to hear from him. >> i apologize for taking so long to get here because i thought it was imp

monsoon storms sweeping arizona. >> oh, my god. >> carrying cars down streets. firefighters rescuing a family trapped on the roof of their car. and flames raging on the west coast. nearly 70 wildfires burning. now, the new threat targets the heartland. ginger tracking it all. >>> alarming rise. positive covid cases in america nearly doubling since mid-june. hospitals saying they're seeing

the two arizona voting provisions have been on the books for years. the first discards ballots cast in the wrong precinct. the second bans so-called ballot harvests where third parties other than family collect piles of absentee ballots and turn them in. arizona attorney general argued the kwas in favor of voting laws. >> why did you defend this. >> we want to make sure everyone has the right to ability to exercise the fravrpz but also everyone has confidence in the process and respect the results. and that's what these laws are designed to do. >> six justices on the court agreed that neither provision violated the voting rights act because they were not enacted with the racially discriminatory purpose and states have an entirely legitimate interest in the prevention of fraud. but the court's three liberal justices said the decision undermines the voting rights act because laws like arizona's discriminate against minority voters. in a statementment biden said he was deeply disappointed. >> it is critical that we make a dstinction between voter suppres

reported on this show, the supreme court has upheld some of the laws already, especially the ones in arizona. so these organizations want to see more action, though they say the speech was powerful and important and was needed. >> sam stein, what she just described sounds like something less than a fair fight. one team is way out ahead, the other seemingly playing catch up, in the real world, what's the real chance of some sort of carve out of the filibuster rules for voting rights legislation? >> well, it's, it's not great. the same calculus that has befuddled the white houses and democrats on filibuster rules exists there. not only does biden oppose it, there's not 50 senate democrats who support it either. there's a bit of momentum coming behind this specific idea of a carve out for voting rights laws or election laws. we saw james clyburn a prominent house democrat, in leadership, obviously, a very important endorser of joe biden in the campaign tell our colleague, calling on biden to endorse the path forward. i would not dismiss the influence that clyburn has on the process. that he bei

look at the audit in arizona which appears to be severely off track, and that's going to provide both a forum for trump to prove his charges, but also then for people to delve into the accuracy of it. in michigan where this court case was held yesterday, a republican senate committee did an exhaustive investigation of the trump allocations, allegations and found them meritless. so that in a sense the big lie is coming up for adjudication and hearing where trump has to make his case and yet, has not been able to. >> as we look ahead now to the president's speech at the top of the hour, is it time for republicans to get behind federal legislation to make voting more accessible if they really want to protect the right to vote and ensure every legal vote counts? >> well, there are -- as a republican i would argue there is no bill currently before the congress that does that without doing damage to other parts of the election system. i think that if the democrats and president biden are sincere in wanting to redress the ill-conceived bills republicans are passing in the states, it's time t

his appearance comes as arizona presses ahead with his republican-led audit of maricopa county ballots from the 2020 election. >>> on capitol hill the january 6th house select committee is getting set to hold its first hearing on tuesday. it comes after house speaker nancy pelosi fired back at minority leader kevin mccarthy, for pulling his five appointments, a move he made in response to pelosi blocking two of the picks. now the speaker is deciding whether to administrator am kinzinger. and joining me, sahil from the capitol. what are you hearing on the hill and do democrats want more republicans on this committee? >> reporter: alex, some democrats appear intrigued by the prospect of one republican in particular, adam kinzinger, the congressman from illinois, apart from liz cheney, who is already on the committee. he is the only other republican who voted to create it. benny thompson, the chair of the committee, called mr. kinzinger a fine representative and the type of person who would be good for this committee. speaker pelosi a couple of days ago joked that everyone else seems to t

i will challenge any citizen of the united states including black america, read the arizona election bill, read the georgia election bill, read florida's election law which i voted on as a member of the florida legislature. those bills give you ample opportunity to vote. they do not strip away the ability for black people or hispanic people to vote but i will tell you this, the one thing at the strip away is third-party activist groups that want to ballot harvest and chase down votes any possible way. wanted to stop our outside groups that jan up the vote. stops them from being able to go out and spend millions and millions of dollars from billionaires in our election, stops them from doing that. >> they don't just want to go to old folks homes to run of the vote and put them in a sack and take the without any chain of custody at all to the vote counting centers, i also for c going to sporting events, concerts, that is what they want to do, same day voter registration without any real check, that is their goal. >> they want to bring a chaotic collection environment to the entire unit

joining us now, arizona's attorney general mark brenda bra fitch. the fact that the supreme court upheld the arizona voting law. >> thank you for having me on. i think it's a great date for the constitution, the rule of law and anyone who believes in voter integrity and that's really what this case was about. and the resounding answer is yes. >> mr. attorney general on that point, democrats claim these voting bills are all about restricting the right of minorities and racial discrimination. republicans insist that it's really about preserving states rights as measured up against federal rights here when it comes to setting building regulations. what do you believe it's at the core here or is it possible that there is room for a bit of both? >> i was fortunate enough to not only bring this case but argued the case and what this case was always about where these common sense integrity measures and at the end of the day the hypocrisy of the left is being fully exposed because they essentially want to nationalize elections. we see that with s1 and hp on

and in arizona, wisconsin, in georgia it was recounted three times. it's clear for those who challenge the results and question the integrity of the he no other election has ever been held under such scrutiny and such high standards. the big lie is just that. a big lie. >> 2020 election. it's not just hyperbole. it's the will of the people of this nation. this should bee celebrated. an example of america at its best. but instead we continue to see an example of human nature at its worst, something darker and more sinister. in america, if you lose, you accept the results. you follow the constitution. you c try again. you don't call facts fake and then try toca bring down the american experiment just because you're unhappy. that's not statesmanship. that's selfishness. that is the denial of the right to vote. it see presses, it subjugates free and fair elections the most unamerican thing that any of us can imagine.ng the most undemocratic, the most unpatriotic. yet sadly, not unprecedented. from denying people full citizenship until the 13th, 14th and 1

. >> reporter: the fire season prematurely ferocious and deadly in arizona jeff catura and matthew miller killed in an air accident threatening 30 million americans across the west with thermostats soaring 10 to 20 degrees above average. >> miserable. >> reporter: saturday utah tied the all time high a sizzling 117 in saint george,the same temperature as las vegas also >> you're in an oven. >> reporter: pushing the extreme drought to historic levels reservoirs hitting new lows. >> this year is something different. this is something i've never seen before. >> reporter: forecasters expect the worst of the heat to be over by tuesday the temperatures not dropping below 80 degrees which experts say are bringing a whole host of health problems and infrastructure issues. >> becoming unbaieunbearable thanks. >>> the mlb all-star game will be held at the coors field according to officials, three men and one woman was charged with weapons charges >>> president biden is setting his sights on gun violence today. he'll meet with the attorney general, law enforcement and elected officials on how to cra

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona rise. pursuant to section 3-s of house resolution 8 the yeas and nays are ordered. freight -- pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question are postponed. follow the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? mrs. dingell: mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 2278, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 2278, a bill to authorize the secretary of the interior to designate the september 11 national memorial trail, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentlewoman from michigan, mrs. dingell, and the gentleman from arkansas, mr. westerman, will each control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from michigan. mrs. dingell: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous mater