committee, democratic representative pete aguilar of california. he is a member of the appropriations committee and vice-chair of the house democratic congress. thank you for joining us. it is a conservative talking point that mccarthy has been putting forward that somehow liz cheney has become one of you. she's a liberal. she's a nancy pelosi partisan. there can't be anything further from the truth. liz cheney shares nothing in common with your politics. she's a law and order republican, which is why she thinks this needs to be investigated. she sees this as a breach of law and order. >> 100%. liz chene above all else, like us, is the constitution. a pursuit of the truth of what happened on january 6. it's kind of hard to be lectured by kevin mccarthy, especially on

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our political correspondent pete saull says this comes in the context of the controversial decision to consider from the end of september, if you want to get into a nightclub, it will be a question of if you're notjabbed — or double—jabbed — you're not coming in. but ministers have been floating other settings where that might be the case, too. already, for example, it's started to open up international travel for people who have had both jabs, and the idea was that once university students return from their summer break in the autumn, they'll have to have both jabs in order to go to lectures or even stay in halls of residence. that was something they were looking at but i do understand that that has been shelved, that particular proposal. meanwhile, of course, the conversation about lots of other things — premier league football, for example — continues. why did they row back, then, on that proposal, that suggestion? i think there were two key reasons. the first being logistics, how could universities police this? and there were potentially some legal questions, too, because

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university campuses, and said the decision would be taken in september. 0ur political correspondent, pete saull, says this comes in the context of the controversial decision to consider so called vaccine passports in other areas. from the end of september, if you want into a nightclub, it will be a question of if you're notjabbed, or double—jabbed, you're not coming in. but ministers have been floating other settings where that might be the case. opening up international travel for people who have had both jabs. the idea was that once university students return from their summer break in the autumn, they will have to have both jabs to go to lectures or even stay in halls of residence. that was something they were looking at but i do understand that particular proposal has been shelved. meanwhile conversations about other things, premier league football, for example, continues. why did they go back on that proposal then? i think there were two key reasons. the first being logistics, how could universities police this? there were legal questions as well. when you get an offer of an univer

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let's get more on this from our political correspondent, pete saull. lectures political correspondent, pete saull. that off with tt background lectures that off with the background to this. == lectures that off with the background to this. -- lets 'ust start. the �* background to this. -- lets 'ust start. the issue i background to this. -- lets 'ust start. the issue of i background to this. -- lets 'ust start. the issue of maxim h background to this. -- letsjust - start. the issue of maxim passport has become a big political debate of the summer. from nine september, if you want into a nightclub, you don't get in if you are not double—jabbed. ministers have been floating other settings where that could be the case. opening up international travel for people who have had both jabs. the idea was that once university students return from their summer break in the autumn, they will have had to have had both jabs to go to lectures or even stay in halls of residence. that was something they were looking at but i do understand that particular proposal has

earlier our poltical correspondent pete saull gave a bit more background behind the decision. you remember boris johnson you remember borisjohnson about ten orso you remember borisjohnson about ten or so days ago... from the 10th of september if you want to attain a club or other large venue with lots of crowds you have to show proof of double vaccination. lots of other settings have been considered by ministers, one suggestion was that once the university students return to campus in september, they will have to show proof of double vaccination to go to lectures, to even stay in their halls of residence. now, that has been looked at, i'm told that does not have been shelved, that particular idea. we don't quite know why. certainly there has been a big backlash to idea of the widespread use of vaccine passports among conservative mps. they leader of the house of commons jacob rees mogg is saying last night that that is not the end of the idea of a vaccine passports but we should protect our ancient freedoms. a sense that people are instinctively uneasy about having to show pap

here's cnn's pete muntean. >> reporter: they are taking a defensive stance against a growing problem in the air. flight attendants are training to hit, elbow, and gouge simulated aggressive passengers with actual passengers getting more violent than ever. >> you are going to possibly die. you need to defend yourself at all costs. >> reporter: undercover federal air marshals are guiding eight flight attendants through the self-defense course, the first course offered by the tsa since training was paused by the pandemic. >> it's sad it needs to happen. >> reporter: flight attendant carey is taking this class. are you scared? >> >> reporter: a brawl breaking out on a frontier airlines flight is among the latest unruly passenger incidents that the faa says are skyrocketing. federal documents detail how passengers have shouted down, grabbed and struck flight attendants thousands of times since the start of a zero tolerance policy this year. in may, a passenger punched a southwest airlines flight attendant, causing her to lose two of her teeth according to her union. >> there's no backup a

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. >> reporter: secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg, told michelle there's no time to waste. >> the roads and bridges, the ports and airports, so many elements of the transportation infrastructure in this country need work. we've been failing to invest for decades. it's catching up to us. >> reporter: now lawmakers say it's going to be a grind, but they're hoping they can have something some vote on in the next couple of days. overnight, the federal eviction moratorium expired. that was to help people who fell behind on their rent due to covid. house democrats just didn't have the votes to get it extended despite pleas from president biden. >> that's going to affect a lot of people. thank you very much. >>> the united nations is warning of a worsening humanitarian catastrophe in ethiopia. on friday, unicef said more than 100,000 children could face extreme starvation in the next year as a result of major fighting in that country's northern region. aid administrator samantha power leaves for the nation in hopes of easing what is the world's worst hunger crisis in a decade. the p

pete: that's true. rachel: thanks, pete. risk families more than 20,000 strong, are taking a stand against lockdowns and mask mandates for their kids. in a letter to their governor, tony evers, and president biden, nearly 40 groups representing the parents say, quote: simply put, these are not your children. they are ours. and they, too are americans with rights. they are our responsibility and our most beloved. they are not yours. we are strong. we are united. we are in control. we have never and will never co-parent with the government. love that. one of those concerned parent, mother of four, amy richards joins us now. amy, you know, this letter, if our viewers haven't seen it, i hope they will find it online. what's the name -- can they find this letter? >> i think they can find it most simply by searching, this is truly a grassroots effort so we don't have one combined spot to go. rachel: okay. well, it's an amazing letter. what's been the reaction from the schools that you are dealing with, particularly your own child'

shep >> pete, thanks. >>> the ex-president's tax returns must be turned over to congress that was the ruling today from the department of justice. the treasury department has the returns and congress has been trying to get them for two years now. in 2019, the bill barr justice department agreed with the trump administration that congress lacked a legitimate legislative purpose and was just trying to embarrass the then president today's opinion from the office of legal counsel says that finding went astray and was wrong on the facts there are still questions about whether the former president will fight that decision under the rules, his team gets 72 hours to make moves before the tax returns go to the house ways and means committee >>> we reported at the top of this news hour that the cdc director said in the last hour on fox news channel that the biden administration is looking at federally mandating covid vaccines, which directly contradicted the white house statement today that it was not considering that move. dr. walensky has just clarified that comment in a tweet reply to cnbc h

you know why, pete? i left texas to give my people the right to vote without them being infringed upon. i had a chance to vote during 2010 and 2012 when poll watchers came to my precinct where i vote personally. let me tell you the chilling effect of that. they had people, chairman raskin, that looked like they were from the proud boys, looking at you like you were in the wrong place. in a minority area, that has a chilling effect. that chilling effect is the pressure of voting. i don't know what you call intimidation. intimidation by any other name is still intimidation. it's intimidating, and the word gets out that these people are at your polls looking at you like they want to arrest you. keep you from voting. and people, as a result of that, do not go and cast their vote. i am the voice of my constituents, and if i had to walk to washington, d.c., to get here to fight for my constituents, i will use any means necessary to get my point over. i will meet with anyone they allowed me to talk to about pre

larry: we dodged a bullet pete buttigieg the transportation secretary has said we caught it many months ago, he said i'm not a rogue guy, they don't want to build roads because roads mean cars and cars mean combustion engine and combustion engine means fossil fuels and that's all horrible. i want to give you the last shot there's two other conditions in the biden summary of this bill beside the climate crisis that we can't find, good paying union jobs and my favorite one economic equity, maybe you can help us on that. >> i have no idea what economic equity means i can't take it out on that one it's interesting because you guys did the research of the trump administration you found according to the analyses that i found is that you could cut the cost of the infrastructure projects, building roads and waterways and airports you can cut these in half by reducing the environmental regulations of the labor regulation and instead of doing that biden is adding the labor and environmental regulation which will make them much more expected, bridge, private company for a private purpose can build

at least 2 people were killed. julia le pete called for a quote harsh response, but provided no evidence that iran was responsible. the company that owned the ship described the incident as suspected piracy, thailand's report to get another record rise in corona, virus infections close to 19000 new cases have been confirmed in the last 24 hours . the government has ordered an additional 10000000 pfizer virus vaccines as it battles, a 4th wave of infections driven by the delta buried emily, we'll keep you company from 3 g from me peter toby and the late crew, unto hot thank for watching up next the stream ah, the health of humanity is at stake. a global pandemic requires a global response. w h l is the guardian of global health. delivering life saving tools, supplies, and training to help the world's most vulnerable people, uniting across the board as to speed up the development of treatment and the vaccine. working with scientists and health workers to learn all we can about the virus keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the ward and, and the lad advocating for e

at least 2 people were killed, jaya le pete called for a quote harsh response, but provided no evidence that around was responsible. you got this president is easing corona, virus restrictions following a drop and infection rate. dest, over recent weeks, straight, long time was imposed in may. it included a ban on travel, and the closure of most businesses, neighboring kenya's, extending its nighttime curfew, and banning all public gatherings. the health minister is warning that hospitals are overwhelmed. you documents have emerged regarding president donald trump pressed his justice department to declare the 2020 election corruption. a bid to overturn the results, the handwritten notes by the acting deputy attorney general show he told top officials to back his unproven fraud, claims and quotes leave the rest to me. but department rebuffed his efforts, saying they had no power to challenge the results. the e u has fined amazon a record $880000000.00 for breaking privacy rules. regulations accused the tech giant of unfairly processing personal data. amazon says it plans to appeal up nex

at least 2 people were killed. julia le pete called for a quote harsh response, but provided no evidence that iran was responsible. the company that owns the ship, described the incident as suspected piracy. tens of thousands of migrants from the caribbean and africa are converging on a remote town in columbia. they gathering in nicole coley with the aim of crossing into central america, but their final go, the united states is still fans of kilometers away the sea. in human reports, the tiny colombian town of the copley has few attractions except strategic locations. just to ferry right away from the panamanian border on the other side of the gulf would have exhausted migrants from haiti, cuba, and as far away as the gout governor and kina, fossil are converging the town by the thousands. this is one of the ladies routes for caribbean and african migrants desperate can reach the united states. like stay by my boy. and we all know now it is my turn to start a new life and i'm going to do it together when my wife thing got together with these cubans were focused on the same thing where a

where there's been a huge surge and application as well as increasing across ah, hello and welcome on pete adobe. you're watching out 0 live from headquarters here in also coming up. soon as he is president defense is moved to grab powers. the judiciary opens an investigation into violence outside the country's problems in peru and you left wing prime minister tries to come financial markets worried about the country's new government. ah, top story. the 1st slide, carrying more than 200 afghan evacuees from cobble has now arrived in the united states. they represent a fraction of the 20000 afghan contractors and their families who help the us war effort in afghanistan. the rest is still waiting to leave the country desperate as the taliban makes territorial gains al jazeera is heidi joe castro has worn out from fort lee virginia, near washington, the buses carrying form or afghan interpreters and their family, including 57 children and 15 babies arrived at the fort lee military base in virginia on friday morning. this is the 1st place they'll lay their heads in the us safely away from the

that says trea over individual the former president can now try to block the handover in court, >> pete williams, thank you. >>> now to disturbing interview, two whistle-blowers speak out to nbc's julia ainsley. >> reporter: tonight, nbc news obtaining these recent images of crowded conditions inside a facility for migrant children at fort bliss. >> there were these tents just crowded with kids. >> reporter: arthur perlstein worked there until just last month. he told us covid spread among hundreds of children. >> covid spread very, very rapidly amongst the kids and ultimately amongst many of the staff as well. >> reporter: another employee, lauren staff were told to hide what was happening. >> we were told to not be on social media, to limit our conversations with the site about close friends and family, and to definitely not talk to the media. both now about what they said were health care failures and overall mismanagement by health and human services. in audio obtained by nbc news, a public health service doctor told staff he would not disclose daily covid rates. >> i can't give you

government had on rules and regulations and locked down and so on, interesting to see one tory and pete being quoted as saying this kind of corrosion will prove damaging to the fabric of society. this could be another quite difficult line for the government to tread. a ,, , difficult line for the government to tread. ,, , ~' tread. massively so. i think the tory party _ tread. massively so. i think the tory party is — tread. massively so. i think the tory party is very _ tread. massively so. i think the tory party is very skittish - tread. massively so. i think the tory party is very skittish about this as many are very hawkish about this as many are very hawkish about this saying we cannot be in lockdown forever, and we cannot wait until there are zero cases of covid—i9, we have to move on. hence we have heard about the covid group who have been forceful about those who are more cautious. as everett without trying to roll out, there are no easy answers and there is sympathy and i have a lot of sympathy for ministers here. we are going through uncharted territory. here. we are going

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pete, thank you. joining us now to take a closer look at this. joyce vance, professor at the alabama school of law. she is an msnbc legal analyst and david k. johnston, founder of dcreport.org. let's begin before we delve into a point that pete williams raise you had. the flip of the justice department revising the decision from 2019 to say that there is now awe legal purpose. it doesn't have to be simply legislative purpose in terms of why the tax returns should be handed over to this committee. is that a common practice or could a krit uk say that is because there is a leadership change or a political change and the department of justice under trump. they want to protect him. now it's different. >> i would expect that there were some criticism of this move by olc, the office of legal counsel. in reality this one is fair and square. the language of this statute is plain. it says that the treasury department shall provide. it doesn't require any sort of awe legitimate purpose. i doesn't even rur good faith. this is a surprising decision to me fra

and joining us is white house correspondent pete williams, and what is behind this ruling and how soon could that committee get the tax returns? >> well, what is behind this is a federal law, and one that the trump administration resisted. it says that they have to give individual tax returns for congress when they ask for them. it says shall furnish or shall provide. it is no discretion in it. the trump administration when they got a request from the house ways and means committee, and they said that you don't have authority to ask for it unless you have a legitimate law-making purpose and some reason to see it, and you want to poke through the returns and look for something embarrassing, and no, you can't have it. at the time the justice department said, that, yes, that is right, and there has to be a legitimate purpose, and today, the legal office said that the legal department went astray and didn't give due deference to a legitimate branch of government, and now they are required to keep it secret. and how fast will this happen, and we have not heard from treasury or the house way

host: pete in connecticut. yes, it's political. politician, media, don't see us as people. they treat us as clay to be manipulated and molded. that's why we're victims of deception and fighting each other. from diamond, new jersey, a republican. caller: i don't like everybody calling in and getting on trump. he's not the president anymore. he's the one that starred the ball rolling for these vaccinations. i have had both of my vaccinations, and if you don't trust the vaccinations, then yeah, go wear a mask. but i trust the vaccinations and i'm never going to wear a mask again. so that's the problem in this country. people don't trust the vaccinations. the government don't trust the vaccinations. that's what the problem is. you say mask up, mask up, whether you had the vaccination or not, and that is untrue. if you -- you're not trusting vaccinations, then this is -- this whole farce is for nothing. thank you very much. host: before you go, did you hear the new york times piece that i read at the top? dr. walensky sent an email to the new york times reporter, told them why t

pete williams on a busy justice department beat as always. thank you, sir. >>> and another by the way trump related update on what has become a steady stream of revelations how far he was willing to go to overturn the last year's elections. in just the last hour, the house oversight committee released handwritten notes that they say are then acting deputy attorney general richard donahue taken in a call where he urged jeffrey rosen to declare the 2020 election fraudulent. according to the notes rosen told the president understand that the doj can't and won't snap its fingers and change the outcome of the election. the president then responded, again these are in the notes, don't expect to you do that, just say that the election was corrupt and leave the rest to me and the r congressmen. essentially he wanted a press release. well, oversight committee woman says that they have begun scheduling interviews to continue the investigation. >>> up next, a close primary race with some brutal tv ads. and it is high completing the deep divides inside t

pete williams. thank you so much. millions of renters are facing eviction with a federal moratorium set to expire tomorrow. the white house and congress scrambling at the last minute to try to avert a crisis. speaker nancy pelosi sent a letter urging them to extend the moratorium through the end of the year as the white house yesterday called on congress to act, but in the words of the speaker this morning, we'll see if they can even get a veto this before the house leaves town today and the prospects in the senate are dim with very little support to extend the moratorium. vaughn hilliard, what are the stakes for millions of renters across the country. >> andrea, we are talking about 3.6 million american renters. 3.6 million who face that eviction moratorium ending tomorrow. this is frankly, a crisis and there are billions of dollars in federal funding that was passed in cares act legislation that has been available to these very renters and landlords and the issue is in more than half the states less than 10% of thos

that the government needs to happen, they'll have a live interview and pete a similar level you sports now that talk of it to hopes for the golden slam. moreover, as he uses in the semi finals at the tokyo gave me a new life is beginning for hundreds of afghans who worked alongside us led forces during the war. the 1st group and their families, touched down in the united states, have been left at home, was worried about taliban retaliation, and total $221.00 people. 1357 children and 15 babies have been taken to the fort the military base in virginia. hundreds more are due to follow. $20000.00 others have applied for the special immigrant visa, afghans who worked for the us government or military for at least 2 years are eligible. but it's a long and complicated process, and it's getting even harder for those still in afghanistan who are being forced to leave their homes because of the recent fighting world that from a different medic, this is james phase and just a moment, but 1st get an update from 2 of our port is in the us, we have alex fisher who's standing by for us at the white

you have progressive and pete defauzio, the chair of the committee and i will read what he said. this was written by three people who have no knowledge of or expertise in transportation infrastructure. i mean, that's -- that's painful. how real, though, is this pushback if this bill comes to the house? >> nancy pelosi is facing pressure from all corners of the democratic caucus right now. it is not just progressives. progressives, obviously they want this big $3.5 trillion bill on social programs but then you have moderates in the caucus who want to vote immediately as soon as the bipartisan bill passes. so i think the question becomes how long does the house sit on them. now pelosi has made it clear she will not take a vote until if and when they get the big budget resolution that will set the stage for the bigger bill but the pressure will continue to mount in the months ahead. and you have both sides sort of going at each other and it is starting to get really nasty. tensions are boiling up. everyone just wants to get out of town and get on their summer vacations and august re

you have democratic chair of the house pete defazio going after the buy par san bill yesterday saying it needs to be in his words, substantially changed to get his support. he told cnn the proposal fails on climate change and degraded funding for water systems among a number of complaints he has. and you've got another progressive democratic congressman bowman telling cnn the bipartisan bill is inadequate. says he could not support it without a vote first on the reconciliation bill. should this be concerning to the white house? >> the white house has made a big deal, especially early on, about the outreach they've done to the progressive wing of the democratic party. you've heard congressman jayapal say she has a direct line to ron klain. however, this could be a problem. it's hard for me to believe honestly when push comes to shove the progressive wing of the party is going to sink any possibility of getting an infrastructure through, which obviously we've seen the white house has put so much political capital into. you haven't seen them do anything and push as hard on anything other

will operate from the paseo station in downtown san jose and go to bay point station, then over to the pete that's. >>> two large billboards along highway 11 against the wishes of a lot of people the city released a draft plan for the billboard on airport r80% of those polled were strongly opposed to the bell board. san jose has banned new billboards for 36 years. >>> so if you're thinking about going back to the movies, is a new movie. regal cinemas gave abc7 a tour. they said it sets the standard for the movie going experience. it offers an immersive screen which covers the viewer's entire field of vision and has an interactive 4 didn't with motion effects and motion synchronized seats. >> when you're sitting there and the environmental effects are happening around you, whether it's wind or snow, it takes you into that part of the movie. >> oh, my goodness. >> what is happening. >> wow. >> they went all disney. >> also, the movement of the seats >> right? so regal said they're following all of the covid-19 protocols. right now san francisco is recommending that you wear masks indoors if y

host: pete in connecticut, yes it's political and they treat us like we are clay to be manipulated and molded stuff that's why we are victims of deception and fighting each other. kenneth in diamond, missouri, republican. caller: good morning. i do not like everybody calling in and getting on trump. he is not the president anymore. he is want -- he is the one that started the ball rolling for these vaccinations. i have had both of my vaccinations and if you don't trust the vaccinations, then go wear a mask. but i trust the vaccinations and i'm never going to wear a mask again. that's the problem in this country. people don't trust the vaccinations. the government doesn't trust the vaccinations. that's what the problem is. whether you've had the vaccination or not, they say mask up and that's not true. you are not trusting the vaccinations then this whole farce is for nothing. thank you very much. host: did you hear the new york times piece that i read at the top? in an emailed to the new york times, dr. rochelle walensky told them why the cdc made this announcement earlier this week ab

steve: hello, pete. pete: you are. brian: no, no. you are. pete: you have five days on it, brian. i only have two. it's got to be you putting dents in the couch. brian: i know my butt print. steve: what? brian: yours is affecting it more. i'm going to go over this. i will take pictures. steve: we have been doing the show for 25 years that is an expression you never have -- i don't think that expression has ever been used on the channel or any other channel. brian: i think as monday used it steve: is it worth half a million bucks absolutely not not a genre that would go ahead and command that kind of cash. clearly people who buy it want access to the president. pete: well, that's right. they are stating the obvious. and because they are art critics and experts we should pay attention to it of so, of course, they are buying hunter biden's name. here is the other pesky details of this non-transparency in the whitehouse. hunter biden will be at the galleries in new york and in los angeles where the art is being sold. so he could be face to face with perspective buyers who can tell the

kamala harris, pete buttigieg, aoc, the democrats are run by people with no children. i wanted to ask the question and propose that may be if we want a healthy ruling class in this country we should invest more, but more, support more people who actually have kids. those are the people who ultimately have a more direct stake in the future of this country. >> tucker: if you called for lowering tax rates to zero or invading canada or -- i don't really know what, making the death penalty mandatory to people who have vaccines, something really radical, they wouldn't notice, "the atlantic" would've just nodded but saying something like that throws them insane.sa why? >> it actually hit a nerve. these peoplee recognize they are unhappy. they live in one bedroom apartments in new york city, claimed their entire lives to win a status game. obsessed with their jobs, obsessed with their wealth and their fortunes, they look at middle america, people who are actually pretty happy with their lives and the choices they've made and they hate normal americans were choosing family over

talking about, even the white house, team dean, spiraling at least terrell, the liaison with congress, pete buttigieg, working hand in glove with those senators and making the outrage to the host congress of -- as, well they will point something out and get the votes for. and pelosi is the one who can get all of those house progressives to go along with it. house and there is steve ricchetti who has been doing this work for decades with the white house. the experience level is as good -- better than we've ever seen in the contrast with the administration is just a joke. norman ornstein, john heilemann the thank you for starting us off tonight. appreciate. it the deeply disturbed republican congressman mel brooks now says he was marrying -- wearing body armor when he was cheering insurrectionists at the trump rally on january six before the attack on the capital and, the justice department says it will not defend mo brooks in the lawsuit against him for what he did that day. harvard law professor joins us next. sor joins us next and one we explore. one that's been paved and one that's foreve

talking about, even the white house team, gene sperling, louisa terrell, the liaison with congress, pete buttigieg working hand in glove with those senators and making the outreach to the house progressives as well. i'm very confident they're going to pull something important together and get the votes for it. and pelosi is the one who can get all of those house progressives to go along and there's steve risch etty, who has been doing this work for decades for democratic white houses. the experience level is as good, better than we've ever seen, and the contrast with the previous administration is just a joke. norm ornstein, john heilemann, thank you. really appreciate it. >>> coming up, the deeply disturbed republican congressman mo brooks now says he was wearing body armor when he was cheering insurrectionists at the trump rally on january 6th before the attack on the capitol. and the justice department says it will not defend mo brooks in congressman eric swalwell's lawsuit against him for what he did that day. harvard law professor laurence tribe joins us next. follow me. ♪ (realto

four years, the fda delayed implementation of its requirement that companies submit pete empty implications for review. at the same time, the fda allowed cigarettes to proliferate essentially unregulated, e-cigarettes to proliferate essentially unregulated, failing to enforce its own demon rule which required the all new products entering the market after august 8th 2016 undergo a public health review. since my last esther choo money, we had a glimmer of hope on that day in september 2019, when president trump promised to ban all e-cigarette flavors. as part of the fda in january of 2020, i had a golden opportunity to finally clear the market of these addictive kid friendly products, the vast majority of which were on the market illegally. but instead, the food and drug administration took a half measure, only partially clearing the market, and leaving major loopholes for this powerful industry. the result? kids migrated to these loopholes, to the projects that remain unregulated on the market. menthol flavored e-cigarettes and disposable vaping products. the u.s. of disposable e-cigarettes

kamala harris and pete buttigieg and aoc. the democrats are controlled by people without children. we turned our country over to people who don't have a direct stake in it. i proposed that maybe if we want a healthy ruling class, we should support more people who actually have kids. those are the people who have a stake in the future of the country. >> tucker: if you called for lower tax rates to zero or invading canada, making the death penalty mandatory for people who don't get the vaccine, they would not have noticed. but that drove them insane. why? >> because it hit a nerve. he's people recognize they are unhappy. they live in one bedroom passports apartments in new york city. -- they are obsessed with jobs and wealth and fortunes and look at middle america. people who are happy with their lives and they hate normal americans for choosing family over these ridiculous new york status games. they get so angry when somebody calls it what it is. it's acceptable if they ignore it. if you are a miserable cat lady you should not force your misery on the rest of the country. they get

you know why, pete, i left them? i left texas to give my people a right to be able to vote without them being infringed upon. >> you are damn right. today three texas democrats who left the state to block republican voter suppression bills testified before a house subcommittee on voting rights. as those lawmakers were speaking, other members of the texas delegation met virtually with both bill and hillary clinton and stacey abrams. well, the more than 50 texas democrats wait out the clont on the special legislative session in texas and next week. they are lobbying -- after republicans blocked the port female act last month. a group of senate democrats led by raphael warnock of georgia are preparing a revised form of legislation which is expected to be unveiled in the coming days. the details are under wraps pu it's expected to include components of west virginia senator joe manchin's proposed changes to the voting rights bill. meanwhile, pressure to act continues after leading a protest against senate inaction on vot

i want to play at pete of pound sound to you. it speaks to the type of pressure far right. to do things that's really against police and law and order. there has been this push and demand to do vigilant of the officers attacked in the tragic use of force and at the gateway, we know from the impeachment proceedings and other videos echlt how tight it was down the wile, we seen this crowd breached already. think thought if they breached again, they would be out number and members of congress could be stop to death. >> he is disagreeing with these calls, take a look. >> we have the right to know. >> the person that shot her is a police officer, shooting the criminal violating not compliant with officers to tell mer to stop and don't come to that window. >> you don't do it. they're brekting people and i am just grateful for the person quite honestly >> the republican senator giving a valid answer from a law enforcement perspective. what does it say that this is now a point of pressure and contention in republican politics. >> the big thing is the blue, that's the yes, they're n

pete, great to see you. sandra, there is an almost increasing vulcanization of media outlets, finding pockets where they believe, and the terror group and the u.s. force has withdrawn from f afghanistan. live at the pentagon, that's the total afghanistan western border but also move in and perhaps for the vacuum being left by the united states. china has invested billions of dollars in copper mining rights in afghanistan and this is the most high-profile welcome of the taliban on the world stage by any world leader. two days of meetings and warm greetings stood in stark contrast to the recent tents visit with chinese officials by top american envoy wendy sherman. that provided an opportunity for china to take a swipe at the u.s. and nato. >> the hasty withdrawal of u.s. and needy troops from afghanistan actually marks the failure of the u.s. policy towards afghanistan and the afghan people have an important opportunity to stabilize and develop their own country. >> secretary of state antony blinken traveling

but there's an asterisk that we heard from pete buttigieg earlier, this is not a done deal. yes, it cleared a major hurdle, they're encouraged by that, but there's also trepidation going forward, they know until this is fully done, it won't be completely set. if it was to become law, this would be the first real achievement of bipartisanship on a major scale for this president who did campaign on it for years and who many people mocked for saying it was going to be possible. you can absolutely describe it that way, chuck. the other very important thing here, though, in terms of the outreach, the president in the last few weeks to try to preserve the deal was not as out front on it, he was talking about it, wasn't hosting republicans at the white house or doing those kind of things, said the door is always open, the only person here the last couple days was arizona senator kyrsten sinema, critical voice in all this. we understand why, given comments on the reconciliation bill that doesn't require republicans. the president is sitting back, saying i wanted this to go forward o