she was one of 2 gop candidates in the bay area yesterday. kron four's, dan kerman has that story for us. >> nothing's getting absolutely nothing getting done. >> republican gubernatorial candidate caitlyn jenner took a brief tour of san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood wednesday afternoon blaming incumbent governor gavin newsome for the crime and homeless problem in san francisco. >> haven't billions of no results. so does all this money going. >> jenner said a change in approach is needed, though she offered few details other than saying too much money was going to nonprofits that we're not getting the job done. she also said she was against vaccine and mask mandates the news florida as an example that handled covid-19 better than governor newsom. she also called for less taxes and less regulation to make california more pro business. >> you cannot have a healthy america with california is really right now across the bay in oakland. another gop candidate for governor, former san diego mayor kevin wagner. it's also laying california's cri

gop results, republican congressman protesting the mask mandate based on politics and not science, i am talking with florida congressman byron donalds and larry elder is here he wants to be the next governor of california he is leading the race to replace governor gavin newsom here's a look at where markets ended with the new record highs and the strong earnings report and the fed's decision to keep rates near 0 but inflation leading large, mark masten joins me right now, great to see you, let's start there with the delta variant markets are a little concern even though we climb higher, what are your thoughts. >> obviously i'm not a doctor i can't speak to that because what we have going on but what i can say any further lockdowns, any further mandates any further destruction by shutting businesses down will be destructively look at the fortune 500 stocks in mainly the tech stocks but over 45% of all of our businesses are small businesses and when you have lockdowns, shut out these are the businesses that get decimated it will help for the best there is depression, anxiety, stress, o

that is a concern we hear from gop lawmakers. host: you mentioned in the internal deadline for getting the budget ready on september 15, but they are also facing the end of the budget year, because of september 30, but we are also approaching a debt ceiling deadline as well. guest: that is right. that is looking like a sticky situation. republicans have said they do not want to be involved in raising the debt limit. they point out that the democrats passed a relief package earlier this year without gop support, and therefore the democrats should be raising the debt limit on their own through this budget package. the democrats say, we spent a lot of money under president trump combating the pandemic, so this is not just on us. so there is no clear strategy for how they will increase the debt limit. and we will have to continue to fund the government as well, and that deadline is the end of september. host: it could be a long day on tuesday. i saw the email from the majority leader, the week ahead, its last of it predicted on tuesd

this after overnight senate did pass that $1.2 trillion infrastructure you're looking here at the 19 gop senators who handed the president his long sought after bipartisan victory. in total, the deal includes $550 billion in new federal investment, $110 billion in roads, bridges and major problems, 66 billion for rails and 65 billion for broadband, 2.75 billion for achieving digital equity, 2 million for bee friendly landscaping, $500 million for healthy streets programs including reflective sidewalks and tree planting and $7.5 billion for electric vehicle charging stationings. that's why senator hawley is among those opposing it. >> this isn't an infrastructure bill. this is a radical left woke politics bill that has gender identity mandates■ this bill. >> reporter: now, let's put all this in perspective. the president's meeting with mayors and governors to discuss the infrastructure bill today but will it make it to his desk? we'll find out. the senate appears on track to pass this $3.5 trillion budget republican as we mentioned opposing it universally. you're going to hear a lot of

and he very much wants the gop nomination to run for president of the united states. and he wants the endorsement of the guy just up the interstate from him. as someone who holds your party accountable all the time, are you convinced in democrats' ability to run at him hard in florida? >> i think we have a good shot in the senate race. we've been running terrible campaigns down there. 67% of the minimum wage, 64% on the felon's right to vote. if we run a good campaign, we can. but let me address his treatment as opposed to prevention. i probably know 50 people that have had covid. and to a person, i know some that have died. they say, james, you don't want to fool with this stuff. it's bad. this is the most irresponsible thing i can imagine. in hospitals, you have nurses in mississippi quitting. the head of the hospital in baton rouge said, nobody is getting quality care here. that's the most irresponsible thing a public official could say, treatment over prevention. i'm 77. i'll be 77 in october. if i have a heart attack or get in a car accident, i'm done. i can't fi

side or the other. >> representative liz cheney may end up losing her leadership post in the house gop conference for the sin of reminding republicans that former president trump's rhetoric continues to undermine the rule of law. and she wrote in a washington post op-ed... senator, you're the chair of t rules committee in the senate, and this bill falls squarely in your court. will this happen? >> well, i've been a supporter ofhis 9/11-type commission from the beginning, and i hope it does happen. i know they've been negotiating that over in the house. at the same time, senator blunt, senator portman, senator peters, and i have joined forces, and we have done an extensive investigation of what happened, mistakes made on the defense department's side, the capitol police, their leadership. and i'm proud that this has been completely bipartisan. we have gotten some pretty damning information out of the public hearings. and we look at it not as much as uncovering a scandal as looking at solutions going forward. as liz cheney said in that vy important piece that she wrote for the washington

that very element of science against science and favor of the gop interests. >> yes, you say it that way and it is similar to some of the sound we just played from carlson and ingram which if you want to ab, you can say some of the scientists are updating the process. governor, you have been in the party and shout-out to your new book, you write "representatived by the republican party devolved into a luke worm mess," your view and all of the above. >> we'll come back to the lukeworm mess. i don't think going back to science and sort of the process is fair. i think absolutely the elements of the republican party that relates to science. there are a number of us i have said for a long time, as a republican elected in office that i did believe in science and climate change. it was real. the coastal district that i represented in south carolina, i saw it with my own eyes. someone in the republican party would say, of modern science healing my body but i don't believe as it relates to mother earth. it is simplestic to say the republican party don't believe in it. i don't think they repre

on the other hand, when you look at what is the agenda and the dynamic and strategy of the gop right now, it is really catering to this very hard right, energized face. host: about a minute and a half. it seems that simply stating fake news is a common retort to actual, factual data. how can this be remedied? guest: i think you need somebody who has done a lot of sociology studying. and that is not me. i do ruminate on this, i do wonder how to get out of this situation, these dynamics. how do you break these dynamics? i don't know yet what the answer is, and i fear that sometimes, when something like this takes hold, it can take something really cataclysmic to reveal the truth. i hope it doesn't come to that. and i think we all need to keep talking to our family members, who may have succumbed to some of the disinformation that is out there. host: right wing watch is a project that people from the american way. >> i would like to >> i would like to thank our amazing partners, secretary-general granholm -- jennifer

. >> it is a little bit rich to pretend now that the gop is not look to pull out. this is a war that becomes deeply unpopular to the american public. and it is kind of -- i think it is unrealistic to think there is ever going to be a messy exit from afghanistan because of the nature of the country, that's not to excuse president biden because their executions and the thing that is the biden administration could have done once president biden decided he was going to withdraw to mitigate the hurt we are seeing now, particularly the united states, the state department and president biden should have put his signature on the need of urgency of the department of homeland security and vetting a lot of these people afghan allies who helped american troops and the american embassy and institutions who would be vulnerable and getting them out of the country. you would still see scenes about this at kabul airport of people wanting to get out. after you remove that, it is hard for me and i have struggled over the last two weeks since kabul fell, what could we have done differ

coming up, gop leader kevin mccarthy on what went wrong in afghanistan, why speaker pelosi refuses to talk about it and is instead investigating donald trump supporters. then, take them all in. aoc demanding the united states take in at least 200,000 afghan refugees, resettle them in america and issue them visas on top of the millions of others coming in through wide open borders. former trump adviser stephen miller on the fight against biden's radical agenda which continues x. then, a dereliction of duty. 13 servicemen are dead, 18 others are injured this week. the world is in disarray, but joe biden is in campaign mode headed to california to campaign and raise money for do disgraced governor gash newsom. california -- gavin newsom. larry elder on i why is allowing voters to print out their own ballots many in another sick strategy to keep democrats in charge. all that right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: we have a lot to cover this morning. we want to get you caught up, first, on hurricane ida rapidly strengthening in a dangerous category 4 storm, susta

but guess what, the gop-led state legislature has other priorities. while there are plans to consider a bill appropriating federal covid funds, the bulk of the current legislative session is focused on like banning critical race theory for the second time, or blocking transgender athletes from competing in school sports. and of course that bill restricting voting rights, which is the reason nearly 60 democratic lawmakers fled the state more than a month ago. texas law requires a certain number of legislators to be present for work to begin. most of those democrats have not returned to the capitol. so simply refusing to show up is their only way to block the anti-democratic gop agenda. meanwhile those budget conscious state republicans are keeping the session active despite it costing taxpayers $43,000 a day. and in a dramatic escalation, the republican statehouse speaker has signed more than 50 civil arrest warrants for the missing democrats, which means they can be detained and compelled to return to the capitol. joining me now is joining me is one o

there's a segment in our society that the gop stirs up that cannot stand thate diversity of america. >> thank you. and i heard what you said about your children, i'm sorry. i didn't want to interrupt the flow, but i love having you on, you're a good man, and please come back. >> great to be with you. >> i know you have a daughter who is going away to college. going to be an empty nest. >> yes. i'm so proud of her, i can't contain myself. >> as you should be. thank you, proud dad. i'll see you soon. >> thank you. >>> governor cuomo's lawyers in attack mode, in defense of their client. as he faces a criminal complaint. stay with us. emed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. atat t bararnefirmrm, our r inry a attneysys wk hahard i could've made. atat t bararnefirmrm, to get you the best res

one's need to remind you that desantis first needs to get elected, secondly he very much wants the gop nomination, to run for president of the united states. and he of course wants the endorsement of the guy just up the interstate from him, as someone who hold your party accountable all the time, are you convinced, in democrat's ability to run at him hard? in florida? >> first of all i think we have a good shot in the senate race. i think he's a good candidate, are running terrible campaigns down there. 67% on the minimum wage, 64% on the felons right to vote, if we running good campaign. let me just briefly address treatment as opposed to prevention. i probably know 50 people that have had covid, and it took a person someone to die, it took a person to say, you know one of four with the stuff. it's bad. in this is the most irresponsible thing that i can imagine, in these hospitals you have nurses in mississippi, quitting, you have a head of the hospital in baton rouge say no one is getting quality care, that's the most irresponsible thing i can imagine a public official saying, that t

gop lawmakers say that's not all good. >> senate democrats have made it clear that they want to use this reckless tax and spending spree to implement the green new deal. >> they told us it was about real infrastructure. it wasn't. calling this bill an infrastructure bill is like calling anthony wiener a saint. >> they are throwing every liberal idea and hope it sticks to the wall. they are going to change your country. it will be more like venezuela and less like america. >> harris: chad pergram live on capitol hill. i would say this to start, chad. i don't know if people realize what was happening simultaneously yesterday. we knew about the infrastructure bill and the trillion there, theirs plus there and now there is more. this is exactly what republicans have been talking about. behind every door it is money, money, money, money, money and it is our money. >> keep in mind nothing went out the door yesterday on this 3.5 trillion dollar reconciliation proposal. this is a framework. what they were dealing with last night, this is called a vote-a-rama but it included a vote drama. the sen

this was house gop leader kevin mccarthy earlier today. >> i am extremely frustrated with this president. if you want to be president of the free world, you have to have the faith, trust and confidence of the american public. president biden lost that yesterday. >> as usa today reports, the gop is less unified on how the president should be punished and want to do about the afghan refugees coming to the u.s. and those whose lives are in danger because they helped american troops as interpreters and another roles during the 20 or conflict. here to talk about it is juanita tolliver, a veteran progressive strategist and matthew dowd, founder of country over party, it is good to see you both. republicans wasted no time coming down on biden for the exit from afghanistan. critique, accountability, that comes with a job. but floating ways to punish the president seems counterproductive, no? >> well, they have never let facts get in the way of anything they have said, or the principles of the constitution or what we are supposed to stand for his values of our country. none of that gets in the wa

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liz: you know, the leader kevin carthy said the gop, every legislative possibility here, when we look for the failures, the president today that he disagrees saying with the assessment they should've started the evacuation center. he disagreed with that but he didn't give an explanation for why he does great and what was your take on that. guest: not really sure, we know that there was not enough time and then we know that august 31st, was just a ridiculous date, there wasn't enough time to get everybody out and we know that neither my own office have 17 people that we know were not able to get out. then 41305 congress people across the country in the courses multiplies quickly exponentially but the main thing that we are working on now is accountability and getting our folks home. that just does not seem to be the focus of this white house or speaker pelosi today she wouldn't even acknowledge what was going on overseas and then just totally denies the chance to hear very reasonable piece of legislation that the democrats have agreed at least that we needed and we need to know how muc

what is going to be the strategy for the gop to try and defeat governor newsome. >> complete focus is going to be in our honor ground efforts andewe should be can be successful with that last cycle that we played in 4 congressional seats. we won all 4 of those congressional seats we played in 11 of the 12 ballot initiatives. california voters were with the california republican party. 7 of the 11 initiatives. they weren't with the california democratic party. 66 1% of the time. we've had an increase of our volunteers at 53% since we ended the last election in november. people are fired at last cycle. we did about 15 million volunteer voter contacts. we're already 2 million volunteer voter contacts. and we're going to be turning out every single vote because california's future is at stake. if we don't fix this now, i don't know if we can get past that turning point. >> right now. you may have mentioned that you're not endorsing any candidates. do you think that will change in the future. >> there is no other process that we are still an organization that is governed by by lost it. che

the gop with fox as you mentioned, created this monster. it goes back way before trump. republicans were helping their base go crazy during the tea party era, during the sarah palin era, all the way back to newt gingrich in the 1994 republican revolution. and you were part of a lot of that, were you not? you must recognize that. you can't just put this all on trump, right? the republican base have been crazy for long time. >> i have written two books clocking about the role people like me played in weaponizing the grievances and insecurities and culture differences that motivated the republican base and turned them into something that could be pushed out there, based on something that wasn't about the supposed idealogical predicates of the gop but about anger. but about rage. and trump took it to a vastly higher level. trump was more overt about his authoritarian leanings. he was more overt about the drivers that pushed him were not about idealogical choices. he wasn't about small government, constitutional fealty or balanced budgets or anything we pretended to be for. h

how can the gop not go back because all of the seed that will shift. we we are seeing that shift of republicans starting to go back to fighting hard against culture. how can we stick with i guess the trump in style of not letting isms take us down? >> what the democrats do is they have labeled their opposition evil and they do that the cause if someone you were running against his evil the ends justified the ends. if you're running against then you can break the law. you can call or anything. you don't even have to debate the substance and it makes sense. so it's not just a psychological copout. trump is very accurate does not have a shame bone among other things. and the country was hungry for that and trump got elect did a little bit on policy but mostly on attitude. his attitude. he galvanized the country and in the way the country was already galvanized. he just gave that part of the country of boys and every time he he would dismissed these ridiculous allegations against him and the attacks the states went wild to cut is the point of it all is the

but now it's become mainstream across parts of the gop. and you are seeing these terms of freedom, health freedom, medical freedom, used all the time. when in fact it's denying freedom to many parents now, who are afraid to send their kids to school, because not enough kids are masked or vaccinated. >> superintendent, you received a letter from the federal education secretary, who has said, i want you to know that the i want you to know tha th they're even saying that they will -- that you'll be able to use affordable care act funds to pay educators if the governor withholds salaries in contravention of the mandate. what do you think will happen here. how is this going to end? will teachers and up doing what they have to do? will the school districts do with they have to do in contravention of what the governor is saying? >> as far as i'm concerned, i'm going to do what i have to do. and my staff will as well. i think where i am is that i'd like to know what the governor is planning on doing. so we have gotten to this point where i look at

. >> reporter: the congressman made the comments sunday at a gop event. >> when are you calling us to washington again? >> i don't have an answer to that. we are working on this. we have a few plans in motion i can't make public. >> reporter: the county gop has deleted foot anage of his appearance. he is clearly advocating for violence not to occur over election integrity questions. he fears others would choose that route and strongly states that election integrity issues should be resolved peacefully and never through violence. there's no evidence of mass voter fraud, something he admitted on cnn after the violence at the u.s. capitol. >> i would say the election was not fraudulent. the constitution allowed for us to push back. joseph biden is our president. >> reporter: supporters have revived the narrative that the election was stolen and justifying potential violence. >> i will be objecting to a stolen election. >> reporter: marjorie taylor greene, who in the past has indicated support for executing prominent democrats like in this comment on social media that said, a bullet to th

from the assault on voting rights to gop whitewashing of january 6th to the big lie. it really shows just how fragile our democracy. we talk about that all the time. and we're still at risk of losing it. last night, i said it's a fine democracy, if you can keep it. >> yeah, you know, i always -- i always thought democracy's not a given. it's a gift. and democracy takes work and takes respect of others. and it takes the idea that all men and women are created equal. all of these things established that weren't perfect when we started and the leaders weren't perfect. but there was always, sort of, step by step by step to get there. i mean, today is the anniversary of the voting rights act of 1965. which came 100 years after the amendments to give african-americans the right to vote. and it took 100 years of pushing and shoving to get to where we were in the 1960s on the voting rights act. so we have to, constantly, push this. but there is no guarantee that our democracy survives. it is totally dependent on citizen action and citizen holding leaders accountable for their

and florida's gop governor sees political gain in his public campaign against masking and against just about anything that the biden white house recommends. >> the headlines from the new york post, two days ago -- desantis is about kneecapping a successful gop governor. you could address that concern, please? >> our war is not on desantis, it is on the virus which we're trying to kneecap and he doesn't seem to want to participate in the kneecap of the virus and hence our concern. >> with me in studio, julie pace of the associated press, and melanie zanona and britney shepard and carol mers of "the washington post." it is sad to me, that we have a national crisis and a red and blue bath to deal with it. we could put up a graphic on the screen. in democratic states, mask mandates in school and vaccine requirement and restoring more mitigation measures. in republican states, laws prohibiting mask mandates and with holding funds from schools an resisting mitigation measures. you could see is now and i'll get to number ms. a minute and we'll see it in a moment. in four weeks, six weeks, ten

that is, it comes as two powerful california republicans urging members of the state gop to withhold endorsing a candidate in next month's recall election to members of the gop national committee say endorsing a single candidate runs the risk of discouraging supporters of the other candidates from heading to the polls. larry elder, kevin falconer, kevin keeley, and, uh go see you're competing for the california republican party. endorsement delegates are scheduled to vote for a candidate during a virtual meeting tomorrow. well, the u. s labor department released its july jobs report today and it shows 943,000 jobs were added last month that is much higher than the 860,000 economists had expected. the unemployment rate decreased from june to 5.4% from 5.9% it's all proof that the economy continues to rebound. still today, president biden warned that surging delta cases could set the economy back. if more people do not get. vaccinated california continues urging water cutbacks, but one bay area county isn't reaching its conservation goals. and a barrier weather a warm to hot day today,

. >> reporter: the surgeon delta cases continues, president biden demanding some gop governors support mask mandates or at least stop impeding them. >> escalation of cases is particularly concentrated in states with low vaccination rates. just two states, florida and texas, account for one third of all new covid 19 cases in the entire country. just two states. look, we need leadership from everyone. some governors not willing to do the right thing to beat this pandemic but you are not going to help, at least get out of the way. >> last week out of 100,000 new cases in the us texas and florida accounted for one third of them. the president's approval rating for his handling of covid has taken a tumble. 53% down from 52% just we 5-month ago and despite white house recommendations several stateside legislation to stop forced masking on the public and on schoolchildren. >> 7 states called for a ban on mask mandate and prohibition on school districts from requiring masks in schools and the fundamental question is what we doing here. >> reporter: the uptick in covid cases has nudged more ame

it's a low bar for the gop. now let's be clear, there are still a lot of intolerant conservatives who don't want lgbt americans to have the same rights as them, especially when it comes to our trans brothers and sisters. and just last year, tendencies bigoted republican governor signed legislation that affirmed adoption agencies that discriminated against lgbt couples will still get state funding. but fewer republicans seem to be embracing those moves. some have even expressed support for lgbtq individuals. politico noted that the rnc celebration of pride month elicited almost no shock or outrage from republicans. don't want to overstate the case, but that's quite a progression from the 2004 presidential election, when george w. bush concept campaigned on a constitutional amendment to ban same sex marriage. >> the union of a man and woman deserves an honored place in our society. i support the protection of marriage against activist judges. [applause] that >> banning same sex marriage wasn't as part of the repub

plus, the gop warning, democrats, do not unplug funding for special counts of john durham's probe into the russian shah investigation. and judges trying to -- judges are saying, no, you cannot cancel trump's border policies. we've got breaking news just coming in, the biden team is going to take that fight to the supreme court. i'm elizabeth mcdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: welcome to the show, you're watching the fox business network. we begin tonight with the situation on the ground in afghanistan. jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon with more. jennifer if, good to see you. >> reporter: good evening, liz. following a 6 to 7-hour pause today, u.s. air force evacuation flight aboard c-17 transport planes have now resumed but not to qatar where they had been going. instead, they are flying to ramstein air base. >> the site at qatar was just at capacity. there was just no room to throw in additional people. >> reporter: this as u.s. air force evacuation flight continue to ramp up. nearly 6,000 people were evacuated in the past 4 hours with over 300 p

i think we're in this timeframe, now, where the gop has abandoned the idea of the common good. the idea that we're all in this, together. and we got to figure out a way out of it. they are just totally focused on the me and the i of this. what i can get, what i want, what's good for me as opposed to what's good for the community or what's good for the neighborhood. as i listen to that family, it's heart wrenching and heartbreaking. they have been given a lot of bad information by gop politicians which is the reason they are in this mess and many states are in this mess. but we have to get to the idea that sometimes the common good is -- needs shared sacrifice. and it's a tiny sacrifice, as you know, to wear a mask and get a vaccine. we've had more sacrifices in the history of our country, people that have lost their lives, done a lot of things. world war ii, people gave up things. all the things we have done, we can't even have a small sacrifice of wearing a mask and getting a vaccine to protect people in this country? it's gotten to that point. but we need to get back there. >

it's not like he's winning converts with his seditious lies, the gop is caught in a trap. they can't win primaries without him, and can't win general elections with him. he's really unpopular with the american people. get this, a mid july acrp poll trump had a 76% approval rating with republicans, and 37% with americans. 21% of americans saying they have a very positive view of trump, while another 11% said they had a somewhat positive view. trump's money haul succeeds in freezing the field and keeping all the attention on him and his talk about a possible 2024 run, so other ambitious gop have seemed to have retreated to a strategy of sucking up to trump in the hopes that if he doesn't run, he'll benefit from his endorsement. this is lunacy. combined loyalty with donald trump is a one-way street. george p. bush sold out his family to kiss the ring and still got suck with the shif. and even with all trump's cash on hand, he still can't get his legal fees paid, and despite all of that, the gop remains cowering in the wings, willing to undermine democracy in a desperate searc

too far from the louisville, my hometown and marilyn's hometown at that point so harlan goes to the gop convention in cincinnati with the goal of getting the nomination for president of the united states in 1876. for benjamin bristow. his good friend misterblaine . after a few ballots it became clear to harland that he wasn't going to be able to pull it off. and so on key rollcall, four or five times into the convention, harland wrote bristow delegates to the former governor of ohio. so you can imagine the rest of the story. it was not uncommon in those days for presidents to put their campaign managers on the supreme court and in fact abraham lincoln did that. and so in 1877 and the first year of thehayes administration , it was not benjamin bristow who was appointed to the supreme court but johnmarshall . and he served from 1877 to 1911. he was the only, the reason every law student knows john marshall harlan and justice were such when he was before the supreme court, over the senate judiciary committee was asked who was your favorite supreme court justice, john marshall harley. inter

but let's talk about the gop. according to an analysis from the liberal center for american progress, 52% of house republican, 60% of senate republicans, are climate deniers. zero democrats, zero independents. how do you tackle an existential threat to our planet, to our country, to our way of life when you have an entire-political party, the majority of whom won't even acknowledge it? >> well, look. if -- if 100 senators agreed that 100% of the scientists in the world, now, agree that it's human-caused greenhouse gases that are creating this climate crisis, then we would be able to solve the problem, we would have a consensus but we don't. the republican party is, unfortunately, still within the grip of the fossil-fuel industry. that's what we are battling right now. that's why it's been hard, over the years, to get these tax breaks for long periods time on the books for wind and solar and all-electric vehicles but we are about to turn the corner on this and we are going to have to do it without republicans. that

i think we can do it. >> if gop stands for gas and oil party, joe manchin fits into that. let's talk about the gop, according to the liberal center for -- 52% of republicans and and -- our climate deniers. how do you tackle an existential threat to our planet country and way of life when you have an entire political party won't even acknowledge it? >> if 100 senators agreed that 100% of the scientists in the world now agree that it is human caused, greenhouse gases that are creating this kind of crisis, we would be able to solve the problem no problem. we would have a consensus but we don't. the republican party is unfortunately still within the grip of the fossil fuel industry. that's why it's been hard over the years to get these tax breaks for a long number of time for wind, and solar, and all vehicles. we are about to turn the corner. we will have to do it without republicans. that's the bottom line. i hate to say. we will have to do the same thing for community college making it free intuition and free pre-k to make sure we have a strong family leave policy. all of th

harlan goes the gop convention in cincinnati with the goal of giving the nomination for president united states in 1876 with benjamin briscoe his good friend mr. clean. became clear to harlan he wasn't to build pull it off. on eight key rollcall, four or five times into the convention harlan through the bristow delegate to the former governor of ohio. so you can imagine the rest of the story. it was not uncommon those days for them to put their campaign managers on supreme court. in fact abraham lincoln did that. in 1877 the first year of the hayes administration is not benjamin briscoe who was appointed john marshall. from 1877 to 1811 might say parenthetically justice in your search when he's on the senate judiciary committee was asked who is your favorite supreme court justice, john marshall harlan. interestingly enough his father named him john marshall after the most significant chief justice in american history. in the hopes his young son might in it going to the supreme court and by golly he did. and the sole dissent in plessy versus ferguson was this. segregation on railcars was

they write gop hostility to these afghans is a mistake. there is a difference between lawlessness and afghans who earn the right to emigrate in lawful program. conservatives claim to believe in american exceptionalism and they once took pride in welcoming exiles from up there -- authoritarian lands." taking this topic until the top of the hour at 8:00 a.m. eastern, this is mark in new hampshire. good morning. caller: good morning. this is so mixed up. first of all, i think, no, we should not be bringing all of these afghan refugees to the united states. where is the united nations? what have they been doing? they are not a peacekeeping organization like they used to be, why are we paying them? i don't want any of these surrender monkeys coming to our country without being vetted properly, and that takes a long time. the statement earlier about the cost of resettling people -- i am 70 years old on social security, barely making it by, and all of these refugees collect way more money every month than i do. it is not fair to the american publ

are the house gop actions like this -- does this just cancel out that whole initiative? >> sure, it does. this is not an order of nancy pelosi. there's an office of the attending physician, a doctor responsible for the environment of the congress, the environment of the house of representatives, that physician has determined given current conditions and the density requirements of the chamber and the house that it is in the public health interests of the congress to reinstate a mask wearing requirement. and so what you are seeing by republicans is a war on public health behavior that they don't like. i think you are seeing a dramatic rise in ignorance among house gop and, frankly, that's being translated through their public policy physicians as well. look, i've said several times, and i say this with lament not to try to take a jab. i think we are experiencing one of the great failures in american history. sacrifices all given to us in 2021 the tools to end a global pandemic. because of irresponsible behavior of our elected officials as well as some of our fellow americ

his spokesperson, tweeting quote, a circular firing squad among the gop will only benefit newsome going to be an exciting five weeks ahead, heather. it certainly will be greg. this was an important night for these candidates because in just a few days coming up on saturday, the state gop will choose which candidate to officially endorse. do you think? and of the any of the candidates tonight we're able to move the needle a bit when this is really a final trial, as it were for all of the people, especially in the california gop that are watching tonight, we should say that based on nominations that will be between elder kylie falconer and oc, so we'll just have to wait and see what they decide if and who they'll endorse on saturday. yep we'll be following that vote this weekend. greg lee. thank you. and for some of the bay area tonight was the first time they saw these four candidates speak publicly. ktvu is amberleigh continues our team coverage from palo alto. after talking with potential voters, amber frank worth the patio restaurant and bar we spoke with registered voters about tonig