tucker: since taking the white house six month ago, the biden administration has from the very beginning used immigration to change the demographic of our country. not to improve the country where the lives of the people who come here, but to flood the united states with loyally democratic voters so that america becomes a one party state for perpetuity. this is their version of democracy where you change the electorates. that is true. you are absolutely not allowed to acknowledge that this is happening. if you do they will screen that you are a conspiracy nuts. you are to get. you silenced forever. we learn the hard way a couple of months ago. the great replacement theory is a lie they yelled. george soros had nothing to do with that, stop talking. but because the people who make the rules can say whatever they feel like saying, the very same

ashley: a manhunt us underway in georgia for an extremely dangerous suspect, you accused of shooting at officers. dalton county sheriff's office says the man fired multiple shots at police after a car chase. he fled into a wooded area which

what about the criminals using them or the calls to the defund america's police departments. we're live in d.c. jillian: and republicans react to a taliban resurgence as the u.s. withdraws from afghanistan but the pentagon disagrees telling afghan leaders to step up and defend their own country. todd: this is the talk of the weekend, billionaire richard branson back on earth after his historic launch to space, the

ashley: lauren blanchard joins us with more as violent crime plagues the nation's streets. >> reporter: president biden and the attorney general will focus on reducing gun violence as crime rates are soaring in many u.s. cities and each summer weekend brings more violence. in the bronx, a 3-year-old was

and the members of congress behind this push join us now. representative alyssa slotkin of michigan, veronica escobar of texas and collin allred also from texas and with us for this conversation is author and poet caroline randall williams. good to have you all on board. alyssa slotkin i'll start with you. what is it you would like to be included in the voting rights act to secure voting for all americans. >> we came together as a group of freshmen had 2018 who came in on an agenda of reform to say the most foundational thing we can do is voting rights and it's time to get serious to push and create that momentum and say to our leadership that we're willing to come back in august, whenever they call us back because it's so fundamental. that was the point. and, you know, we're open, of course, we support all the ideals that were in the original

still with us victor jaw di fran victoria and bill. the reverend said, look, democracy is in trouble. if we say it is the worst attack since the civil war, the answer has to be massive, what needs to happen here? >> we need to see a movement. it is really very much looking at the playbook of the 1960s. what was the playbook pushing over two dozen jim crow law has restricted voting across the american south? we are starting to see the same thing, chris. what we are seeing in this fight is folks going to washington. i'm going to assert my texas bias here, but i really think that the presence of the texas

>> senator got to see again, thank you for joining us, senator chris van hollen of maryland. coming up. joe biden went to the front lines of the infrastructure fight instance natty, where the regional pro business chamber of congress are begging congress to pass an infrastructure bill to fix the bridge that connects ohio to mitch mcconnell state. that is next. that is next know this about the jungle, everything that you see wants to kill you and can. ♪ ♪ ♪ born to be wild ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ born to be wild ♪ ♪ ♪ see disney's jungle cruise. applebee's and a movie, now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. (man) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... ... i ignored them. but when the movements in my hands and feet started throwing me off at work... i finally had to say, 'it's not ok.' it was time to talk to my doctor about austedo.

doctor peter hotez and tennessee state representative london lamar, thank you for making time for us. >> thank you. >> the democrats have a deal, progressive win in the sweeping infrastructure rules announced last night, my interview with bernie sanders, one of the key architect of the plan coming up right after this break. after this break

earlier this year she told us why removing the bust was so important to her. >> every day i have to walk in to make legislation for all people of tennessee, i have to walk past a klansman before i go into the people's house. our state capitol is recognizing and supporting the first grand wizard of the kkk in a building that should be a building where all people can feel that we are entering these chambers to represent them and make their lives better. >> well, today, finally, we got word the bust will be removed. the state building commission voted 5-2 to approve the relocation of the forest bust to the tennessee state museum. the two "no" votes were from republican house speaker and lieutenant governor. this afternoon crews began preparing for the move. again, nathan bedford forest is not some on-the-bubble figure with a complicated legacy. he was one of the most loathed

charles watson joins us live with the latest, good afternoon, charles. >> hey, good afternoon, griff. every single state in the country is seeing a rise in new covid cases as the delta variant tips-- continues to dominate. st. louis county, for example, is mandating everyone over age five is having everyone wear a mask indoors regardless of vaccination. and indoor mask wearing for everyone. >> i'm vaccinated. i vaccinated for a reason to not have to wear a mask, but, i don't know. >> i think it's easier to

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

restrictions past the us house in march. but senate republicans blocked it with a filibuster. royce west is a democratic texas state. senna said he was at that meeting with cala harris on tuesday. he told me earlier, the state democrats have no intention of returning and the white house is firmly on their side. we have a president that is committed to make certain that elections voting is accessible to every american. he understands exactly what's going on in this country. as you've said, the 70 states that have passed harsh laws to suppress the vote. and there's not a team that's attempting to do so, so that's a national issue. i'm glad to have a president that's committed to doing everything in his power. in order to get something done. congress does have the power and right now they don't have the means in order to get it done. we're going to have to prevail upon and make certain that democrats in the senate understand that we're on bar time in texas right now.

tell us about them. >> i remember a conversation i had with marjorie taylor green. marjorie was a freshman. she was very active during the orientation, and she was very upset about what was going on, and her and i chatted that she said what can i do? isotopic you go back in the cloak room film a video and put on social media and if given influence over anybody other tell them to stop. she did that. >> this week you also from democrats madeleine dean of pennsylvania and zoe lofgren of california. january 6, views from the house sunday at 10 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org or listen on

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thank you for starting us off this hour. after the break a hugely consequential first in the effort to hold accountable those responsible for the january insurrection. it has to do with the man you see here, sentence this had morning on a felony count. the judge on the symbolism of his action that is day. we'll have that story next. >>> plus, president biden refocusing his harsh criticism of facebook from late last week. his new target is something called the disinformation dozen and the lies they're spreading about vaccines to tens of thousands of americans, and a bold accusation made by the white house sure to provoke the chinese government. what they did and what happens next. all those stories and more when "deadline white house" continues after this. white house" continus teafr this

joining us is oklahoma senator james lankford. thank you for being with us. i have the privilege of serving with you in the united states congress. i know you're passionate about this issue, the media team seems to be ignoring what is going on on the border. what are you seeing up close and personal? >> i've been to the border 3 times in the last four months to see what is going on, this is an area i track a lot. amazing was into liquid. the smugglers are excited about president biden. when donald trump goes to the border the border patrol agents are excited to see donald trump. we've got to figure out loyal to the smugglers or the border patrol agents. here is what i have seen. the wall is unfinished, president biden has hired contractors to watch the steel so people don't steal the gates and everything that will probably never be installed under president biden. there's an easy way to secure that seal, install it. the levees are down in texas because that was part of the construction as well. border patrol chief was effective under donald trump has now been

israel, thank you for joining us tonight. representative erin zwiener, and lark is right there outside the frame, and i think she's going to jump in just in time. good night, lark. >> good night, lawrence. thank you. >> there we are. thank you all. thank all three of you very much. >>> the chairman of the congressional black caucus, congresswoman joyce beatty, got into, as she put it, good trouble today when she was arrested in the hart senate office building because she sang a song. it turns out you get arrested really fast in those buildings if you're not there to attack democracy for donald trump. congresswoman joyce beatty joins us next.

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joining me us, senfronia thompson, the dean of the texas house democratic caucus, and state representative nicole collier, from the ft. worth area, chair of the black caucus. represent sif collier, do we have confirmation that republicans are going to pull the revirgs? >> that's the first time i heard that. i had not been in contact with them. they had not reached out to me. in fact at the hearing, the 23-hour -- more than 24 23-hour hearing that miss t, the dean of the delegation was at, they offered amendments to the bill and they were all rejected under party lines. so this is just another play they did in the regular session where they made promises and commitments but they were all unfulfilled. so i hope they could keep their

. >> joining us now our texas state representatives senfronia thompson who represents the houston area. she used to dean the texas house democratic caucus, and texas state representative nicole collier who she is chair of the legislative black caucus. thank you very much for being here. representative collier, do we have confirmation that republicans are gonna pull back provision? >> you know that's the first time i heard that, i have not been in contact with them, they have not reached out to me. i was unaware in fact at the hearing, the 23-hour hearing that misty, the dean of the texas democratic delegation was at. they offered amendments to the bill, and they were all rejected on the party lines. so this is just another play that they did in the session where they made promises and they made commitments but they were all unfulfilled.

grade pumpkins former governor ron desantis, the gop used the young voters as crucial to taking back congress in the 2022 midterm hitler yvonne from fox business is live in tampa florida with the latest. >> former governor ron desantis for a possible presidential run in 2024 his message tonight. jon: go ahead. >> i was saying if governor desantis was testing out to voters for a presidential run in 2024 his message was this your florida is an oasis of freedom for many americans he think the whole country should be that way, desantis put himself at the center of every conservative issue taken on big government and big tech and president biden desantis said he's kept florida from getting what he calls dr. fauci shutting businesses down and keep an economy open,

republican senator marco rubio, son of cuban immigrants, one of congress' most vocal critics told us last hour the sanctions are a good first step toward holding the regime accountable. >> is it enough, no. there are other things that need to be done, including a diplomatic surge. we should be at the oas now, convening it, pushing for inter american human rights commission to document abuses. from it, may be able to level more global sanctions and provide vpn and internet access to people of cuba so they can communicate with each other and with the world. >> the protests and cuba and fallout from demonstrations have become a hot political issue, especially among republicans eyeing a potential white house bid in 2024. more on that next. bid in 2024. more on that next. voiceover: riders. wanderers on the road of life. the journey is why they ride. when the road is all you need, there is no destination. uh, i-i'm actually just going to get an iced coffee.

i don't think any of us relish seeing what could happen to these families if we do not extend eviction moratorium but oklahoma congressman tom cole says this is a problem of democrats on making the biden administration in the majority of done. nothing. >> and now we're being asked to take emergency action to kick the can down the road yet again. >> house speaker nancy pelosi is calling on the cdc to extend the provision to give congress more time to work out the details. >> i think this is something that will work out. it isn't about any more money. the money is there. pelosi says state and local governments also need more time to set up the programs that can distribute the money not going away from this issue, whether it's now. >> or shortly thereafter. but west virginia senator shelley moore capito says the government can ignore the needs of the landlords.

we can't ignore acts of violence and use others for political gain, which is what we are doing today. this is unbecoming of americans, elected representatives in congress. the justice system must work its course to hold violent offenders accountable. congress must examine the january 6 attack and violence we witnessed last summer to prevent it from happening. we owe it to the american people to address these acts of violence. the american people deserve better from their elected representatives. i look forward to a construct examination of missteps that occurred on january 6, and strategies for guarding against these errors in the future.

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mike, good to have you with us. what did you make of justin brier's comments after there's calls for him to step down and retire? >> justice brier has made it clear he's very happy and in great health. there's nobody that will push him out of his job. >> he said two things that could affect his opinion. one was his health and the second one is the court. which i think is a little interesting answer on part two there. >> yeah, people need to remember that president biden said he would appoint a black woman to the supreme court. we just saw judge jackson elevated from a d.c. district court to the d.c. federal court of appeals. so she just got there. she needs to be there a year before president biden can move her up. she's the leading contender

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if you could please give us a call back, sir, that would be great. you have a good evening. >> trump has never stopped that pressure campaign. it was a multi-pronged effort that included pressuring elected officials, storming the capitol, and now passing restrictive

. >>> it wasn't always us. it was a few years ago politicians tried to curry favor with companies like facebook and high-tech executives found places in the white house and white house officials found new jobs in high tech. >>> some criticism for jeff bezos. even as he gave hundreds of millions to charity, spending so much on space, he spent around $1 billion a year out of his personal fortune, not everyone was enamored with his rocket launch yesterday, sending himself and three other people to the edge of space and back. some criticism has to do with the fact that he doesn't pay income nor did amazon which is a problem with our tax code. we taxbe

it wasn't always us. a few years ago poll trigss tried to curry favor with companies like facebook and high-tech executives found places in the white house and white house officials found new jobs in high tech. some criticism for jeff bezos. you probably read it for spending so much money on space. estimates are he spends around a billion dollars a year out of his personal fortune, even though he donates hundreds of millions to charity, not everybody enamored with his rocket launch, sending himself and three others to the edge of space and back down again. was that money wasted. people asked on social media. but, here's the thing. you can't spend money in space. every cent he spent was spent on

tell us. >> i remember a conversation i had with marjorie taylor greene. she was a freshman who was very active during the orientation. she was very upset about what was going on. her and i chatted and, she said what can i do? i said how about you go back and film a video and put it on social media. and if you have any influence over anybody tell them to stop. >> washington journal continues. host: we are back with john logsdon who is here to talk with us today about recent flights into we're back with john logs and its potential on impact on space travel. john good morning. >> good morning. now you are the founder and the

they went to an area that migrants frequently use to cross into the united states, and aguero was actually able to accompany them on this trip. it's not clear exactly how he ended up there. he wasn't at a press briefing before. but he, you know, was there with members of congress. he actually serves as a translator for many of them when speaking to migrants. he interviewed many of the reps, and many of the instances, a member of congress actually even drove in his truck. >> and we're talking about those

and she doubled down on something she had told us, previously. that she believes this audit, this machine count that you're seeing behind me, that's going weeks long now. that it is the starting point for a national movement. here's what she said. >> this is the start of a whole-new industry, probably. much less, a process in the future, where voters are gonna start asking questions. that's it. if you cannot be respectful and do it one at a time, then i'll call it. >> now, that was her getting up and leaving when reporters, like me, we just started asking her questions. presenting her with facts. and she took off. now, republicans were looking to 2022 are watching all of this

she tells another voter, last december, about a personal call from president trump thanking us for pushing to prove any fraud. but fann wasn't the only elected official who received calls from the trump orbit. maricopa county board supervisor, bill gates, got a voice mail on christmas day, 2020, from then-trump lawyer rudy giuliani. >> maybe, we can get this thing fixed up.

. >> tucker: congress chip roy joins us. thanks for coming on and saying what you did. why were you the only one who said that? >> look, i wish more of my colleagues were fed up as i am. you said it. over the last year, first it was 2 weeks platen the curve. -- flatten the curve. cdc said you don't have to wear masks. then you need to wear masks and shut down schools and businesses. then against the vaccine and then for it. now the vaccine is something you must take. now we have to get masked again. here in washington, d.c., republicans forced a conversation with the capitol physician on capitol hill. he based his decision to re-require members of congress to put masks on again based on a study that is unpublished based on a vaccine in india that is not proved in the united

he joins us to respond, thanks so much for coming on. where are you on this question of the dnc controlling what texts you can receive? >> yeah, well, that's obviously patently absurd. my father in 1949 was seven years old, he was diagnosed with polio my grandmother was nursing my grandfather, who was sick of cancer. he died that fall and then raised my dad as a single mom. nursed him to health and he lived his whole life ravaged with polio. i'm grateful to have a vaccine for me, my son, my daughter. i believe in vaccines and -- democrats like you're describing come in and start calling you and anti-vaxer because i dared to believe that it is our duty as americans, our patriotic duty, to make decisions for ourselves, not have democrats looking at our text messages, not having them try to shame the american people into taking a vaccine. it now we the hhs secretary

us off this hour with a lot of developments. >>> joining us now is washington democratic congress woman pramila jayapal. it looks like the senate may be on the verge of a final agreement on the infrastructure bill. it's what all the indicators suggest at this hour. what do you make of what you are hearing about this deal, and are you hopeful that congress will be able to pass this soon? >> well, ayman, of course, we're looking forward to seeing the details. we have not seen any details so until we do, it's going to be difficult to say what we think about the deal, but it's an important step. i think that they seem to have come to some sort of an agreement. our focus has been on the reconciliation package. this is the package that contains health care for americans, that contains child care so that women can go back to work t.contains paid leave. it contains real efforts to take on climate change. i mean, these are the things that the american people have heard us promise and need us to deliver on because these are

joining us is washington congress qom pramila jayapal chairman of the progressive caucus, which will have a big role in deciding what kind of deal can pass the house. thank you for seeing you this evening. >> great to see you. >> let's talk about your hesitation about this bill. has it got anything to do with what's in this bill? because we don't really know enough about what's in the re focused on? >> well, as i said in my statement, we don't know what's in the bipartisan bill. so we have to see it. we have to make sure we agree with the provisions that are in the bipartisan bill. and we have to make sure that the reconciliation bill is passed before we will vote on a bipartisan deal. this is something we've said for three months. and it's not just progressives. house speaker nancy pelosi has said the same thing. chuck schumer has said the same thing.

thank you both so much for being with us. we'll talk to you again soon. >> thank you. griff: as several states see new spikes in covid infections, there is renewed concern over whether folks may need to mask up again. we'll have the latest numbers next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. i booked our hotel on kayak. it's flexible if we need to cancel.

congressman, great to have you with us. let me just start off you about asking about the reporting from eugene there and the concern that the white house is saying to, you know, specifically perhaps members of the progressive caucus or certainly those on the progressive side in the house do not mess this up for the white house when it thl and bipartisan infrastructure bill. >> well, i hope the white house is having the same conversations with senators who would be mess things up for all of the democrats in congress. who are deliberate majority for the purpose of delivering for the american people. i found it extraordinary for senator sinema to take issue of the reconciliation package. that folks agreed on until very recently it would appear. and so i think it's a straw man blaming or putting the blame on

governor abbott has threatened to jail us. people have threatened to remove our card access, remove our access to email, remove our access to the entire building at all. they can do anything they want. texas democrats are here and ready to take any punishment in order to fight for texans' freedom to vote. this is a serious cause. john lewis was ready to die for this, and democrats will do nothing less than that to make sure not only is the nation

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state senator gene wu will join us. >>> vice president harris is at walter reed for what the white house says is a routine checkup. she adds the vice president and her staff are all vaccinated. >>> i want to get to some breaking news out of california. a pretty tense scene unfolded in the town of riverside about an hour east of los angeles. [ shouting ] >> whoa, whoa. >> you see tensions escalating there. protesters and counter-protesters clashing, all at a demonstration by republican house members matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene. one is being seen pushed as

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office joining us now is jessica gonzalez, vice chair of the committee on elections and texas state representative julie johnson. good evening to both of you, thank you for being here. representative gonzalez, you and i have had this conversation before in which we describe how this is a solution in search of a problem. but they jumped the shark on this one, the 13 counties they're investigating, three of them colin, dent in, and montgomery county voted for trump in a state that donald trump won. are we now really relocating elections for the sake of it or once you've glommed on to the big lie you can't get off that train, you just have to keep counting votes? >> yes. from the very beginning, during the rioters session when it started in january, it became clear to me and many of my fellow democratic colleagues in the texas house that republican leadership would attempt to pass some sort of harmful voting suppression legislation that was based on the big lie. that somehow donald trump actually won the election in 2020. and when we spoke up about it,

newly released audio that comes to us from pulitzer prizewinning

texas representatives jessica gonzalez, and julie johnson thank you for joining us tonight. and that is tonight's "last word." "the 11th hour" with brian williams begins now. >>> well, good evening once again. day 183 of the biden administration. the house speaker and the republican leader in the house are now at war over the investigation into the 1/6 riot and trashing of the capitol after nancy pelosi took an unprecedented step and said no to two of the republicans that had been named to that committee. details on that significant development in just a moment. but there's new insight tonight into the former president's take on the violent efforts on january 6th. let's not forget to overturn the election he lost. newly released audio that comes to us from pulitzer prizewinning germism duo carol leonnig and phil rucker of "the washington post," they interviewed trump at mar-a-lago back in march for their book "i alone can fix it."

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he didn't want to use force like that. he wasn't want to do that. i know for a fact because after it happened he came over and was physically and emotionally distraught and i gave him a hug and said, sir, you did what you had to do. unfortunately, the young lady, her family promised change and she lost her life. it was unfortunate. the lieutenant's life is change because it is the first time he used lethal force. that doesn't leave you. it was not his choice. he did not show up to work that day to have to do that. he was doing his job and got put in a situation where there were members in the balcony and had to do his job and if you present your weapon in a manner and give commands and they still do not