alexandria: yes. kristin: he knows what he's talking about. [boat horn honking] barbara: alexandria's mom is heavily involved in planning and coordinating the campaign. so, what really drives this extraordinary global movement? is it the spontaneous expression of the next generation, or the cynical exploitation of well-meaning children? barbara: what would you say to people who say these kids are too much steered and directed by adults? kristin: that's a difficult one, give me a second here, but it needs to be answered. what i would say to adults who are making the claim that the students are being steered by adults is i would tell them that the science is solid. the students are being steered by the science. the students are capable of reading the science, and it's actually very simple. male announcer: what a journey. swedish teen climate activist greta thunberg, who crossed the atlantic on a zero-emissions sailboat, has finally arrived in manhattan. ♪♪♪ barbara: greta took the slow boat to the un summit in new york, 15 days on a racing

woman: i'd like for us to all welcome alexandria. alexandria: people always as how we organize for a global climate strike. so really, how it's all done is it's done through social media. we use a lot of what'sapp, discord, slack. instagram's where a lot of, like, the youth are, and then twitter's where you'll see the climate scientists, and then facebook--it's like, "what's on facebook?" [laughter] kristin: in the beginning, alexandria managed her social media. it's just she's 14, and she insists on allowing, you know, direct messages to reach her. and with the huge following that she's developed, there's just so many of those messages that are not appropriate. i mean, she's received everything from death threats to marriage proposals--ha!--online and everything in between. my first job is to be her parent, which is to keep her safe and to keep her healthy. and i worry there's real danger involved in being an activist. and so you just have to take precautions. you have to be careful. [engine chugging] carl: see, these are rabbits ri

my guest is congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. but when we come back, rudy giuliani survives a brush with being brushed! stick ar there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually, there's a few... comcast business offers the fastest, reliable network... the protection of securityedge™ and the most reliable 5g network. want me to keep going? i can... whether your small business is starting or growing, you need comcast business. technology solutions that put you ahead. get a great offer on internet and security, now with more speed and more bandwidth. plus find out how to get up to a $650 prepaid card with a qualifying bundle. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody! look at that. that's louis cato. that's stay human right over there. ♪ ba-da-ba. louis, in just moments, just moments from now, everybody at home should know this, sitting right over there in that chair is going to be somebody we like to call representative alexandria ocasio-cortez. ( cheers

investment fraud. >> joey: alexandria hoff from washington to break down the details, alexandria. >> joey, carley, this is meant to encounter china's multitrillion dollar belt and wrote initiative from 2013. president biden together with g7 leaders have pledged to raise $600 billion in five years. the u.s. alone will pick up $200 billion of that with a goal to invest in infrastructure using federal funds, grant dollars, private investments and projects include $2 billion for solar projects in angola and telecommunications cable connecting singapore to france. all of this comes as a treasure secretary larry summers has a u.s. recession is around the corner. >> the recession is almost inevitable, probably 75%, 80% chance within the next two years and certainly a real risk that it will come sooner. >> a "wall street journal" survey with outlook on recession has 34% predicting when happening in the next year. some think the journal writes seldom seen outside of an actual recession. on top of china's growing influence, president biden using his time in austria to push for green energy as

alexandria hoff has the latest on the energy and economic crisis, but brooke singman kicks us off with a look at some of the races you are watching today. >> brooke: a big day of primaries with the midterm five months away. this morning, americans head to the polls as the economy and foreign gas prices weigh heavy. several democrat incumbents are looking at strong gop challengers hoping for big pickups in november. mike lavin will face mike merrion the and porter is in a new district where republican scott baugh has gained financial backing. the los angeles mayor race, karen bass, who is not seeking re-election is facing real estate developer rick carusso, who has surged in popularity, vowing to add police officers to the crime-plagued city. new mexico, republicans are squaring off underscore state's need for border security, hoping to unseat michelle grisham later this year. in new jersey, newly drawn map left 1.4 million residents in new districts, highlighting failure of democrats in washington looking to make gains over several districts. and veteran nick gegoria will face -- and a

and endorsed by representative alexandria alexandria ocasio cortez. it was too close to call with 300 votes. and campaigning against support, strong security. >> so far bragging about america's economic success even as gas prices hit new record highs daily and to tighten their belts due to site comic skyrocketing inflation. >> carley: alexandria hoff with a bizarre tweet, alexandria, good morning. >> carley, todd, good morning let's get to the tweet. the president wrote on twitter yesterday, "thanks to the economic plan and vaccination plan my administration put into action, america has achieved robust recovery in modern history." recovery might hold a different meaning for majority of americans. according to "the wall street journal" 83% described u.s. economy poor or not good. that boils down to these numbers since may 10th, everyday besides one, has brought new record gas price hikes. 13 states, plus the cost of a gallon $5. tom cotton on this. >> for democrats who have these green new deal fantasies $5-gallon gas unintended consequences but the un

women like me aren't supposed to win, alexandria ocasio-cortez said in a video launching her campaign. the camera following her along as she hastily pulledup her hair into a bun. but she did . and then in perhaps the most stunning upset in recent memory she won. at 29 she was sworn in as the youngest member of the 116th congress and became the youngest woman to serve as united ntative in the states history. this evening we have three panelists to talk about take t up space , the unprecedented aoc. they are lisa miller, a staff writer new york magazine. she is a former religion columnist for the washington post, former senior editor of newsweek magazine and author of heaven, and enduring fascination with the afterlife. andrea gonzalez ramirez is a senior writer for the press, new york magazine's lifestyle culture and fashion brand. at the cut sheet reports on subjects surrounding communities of color focusing on racism classism, sexism and other systems of power. spade is a former features pu editor for the new republic. currently deputy editor for intelligencer fnew york magazine's ne

alexandria hoff is live with more. good morning. >> alexandria: good morning. kevin mccarthy said democrats would have rather taken a long weekend than pass a bill to give justices same protections as members of congress. house speaker nancy pelosi feels they are fine, at least for now. >> [indiscernible] -- attorney general even doubled down on that. -- >> carley: protesters have not let up. small group gathered outside the home of amy coney barrett wednesday and on wednesday activists marked and that was hours after a man was arrested for trying to assassinate justice kavanaugh. according to the complaints, he was upset by the leaked draft on abortion and the school shoot nothing uvalde. >> the efforts to protest outside homes, efforts to assassinate supreme court justices and refusal of the president of the united states to condemn going to supreme court justices' homes to harass them to get them to change their ruling in a case, that is wrong and counter to everything we believe about constitutional government. >> ashley: democrats like alexandria ocasio-co

eric: alexandria at the supreme court. arthel. arthel: some remaining decisions in the final term, remain in mexico policy, epa regulations and religious liberty. lucas tomlinson is live in d.c. reporter: expect shannon bream to have busy week. more opinions are expected tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. this will not be the final day for opinions before the summer recess. we don't know when that last day will be. typically they tyke e take a break in early june and july, next seven days. there are several opinions including immigration, environmental regulation, religious freedom. no matter what the court decides lindsey graham wants to keep things peaceful. >> when roe came out we didn't burn down the capital as conservatives. we didn't go to liberal justices homes to try to intimidate them. the radical left are constitutional anarchists they are trying to change the country from top to bottom. they want to pack the court because they don't like this decision. reporter: one of the biggest cases remaining immigration case, biden versus texa

. >> carley: alexandria hoff joins us. >> the crisis in remain is the top issue at hand. when speaking about the global economy, president biden didn't use putin's price hike, he said this. >> russia's brutal war in ukraine and on our energy markets. we need worldwide effort to invest in clean energy projectss to ensure critical energy structure is resilience to changing climate. critical materials are necessary for clean energy transitioning. >> yesterday g7 announced more will be invested in developing nations' infrastructure for belt and road initiative, which takes advantage of partner countries of the $600 million, the u.s. the pick up $200 billion. all this comes as former treasure secretaries recession is around the corner. >> a recession is almost inevitable, probably 75%, 80% chance within the next two years and certainly a real risk it will come sooner. >> carley and joey, you mentioned "wall street journal" of economyists with 44% predicting recession will happen within this next year. 44% is a number seldom seen outside of an actual recession. >> joey: thank y

alexandria hoff in washington with more, alexandria, good morning. >> good morning carley, todd, president biden said about protecting kids and families and not taking away guns. the president added the second amendment isn't absolute. here is last night's prime time address. >> we need to ban assault weapons and high-capacity weapons. we should raise the age to purchase them from 18-21. these are rational, common sense measures. >> soon after the speech the house judiciary committee protecting the kids act to raise the minimum age to purchase semiautomatic rifle and prohibits what democrats called weapons of war. the vote came after hours of debate including this moment between florida congressman and you will hear the texas democrat saxton. listen. listen. >> here is a gun i carry every single day to protect myself, my family, my wife, my home and comes with a 15 round magazine. so this gun would be banned. >> what is not loaded. >> i met my house. i can do whatever i want at my house. >> protecting the kids act is expected to pass the house next week be pouring there before being blocke

alexandria hoff fox news to you validate texas alive. look tonight at the growing memorial in the town center here following the mass shooting at a school 2.5 weeks ago. people from around the state and country continue to bring flowers and balloons, the pictures of the 19 children and two teachers killed are on display here. more funerals are taking place this weekend. yesterday one of the teachers miralles was laid to rest today . friends and loved ones said goodbye to 10 year old alexandria, lexi rubio, the fourth grader, was a softball and basketball player and had received a good citizen award of the school on the day that she was killed. lexie's parents gave heart wrenching testimony this week to lawmakers on the urgent need to pass gun safety reforms. we have an update tonight to one effort to get guns off the streets. oakland police officers say they collected 131 firearms at a gun buyback today. they showed off their or their hall today, hours after the event ended. ktvu is greg liggins shows us how this program worked. these gu

i'll talk to republican governor asa hutchinson of arkansas and democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york. >>> the plus the january 6th committee. >> president trump ultimately wanted the department of justice to say the election was quote corrupt, and quote, leave the rest to me, and the republican congressmen. >> former president trump schemed to stay in power. claim election fraud. relying on internet rumors and baseless claims. >> my recollection, you said we've got lots of theories, we just don't have the evidence. >> my guest this morning, committee member adam schiff. >>> and president biden signs the first gun safety legislation in decades, even as the supreme court expands gun rights. joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news chief correspondent andrea mitchell, kimberly atkins for the boston globe, nbc news senior capitol hill correspondent, garrett haake, and "wall street journal" columnist peggy noonan. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck

>>> pete in alexandria virginia for us. thank you very much. just ahead, gun safety legislation in sielgt sight for the first time in decades. we'll have the latest on the bill's progress. plus details on new pressure on president biden to get americans detained over seas released. tonight, their families are speaking out very dramatically. . bath fitter. it just fits. visit bathfitterer.com to book your free consultation. if you don't stain your deck, it's like the previous owner is still hanging around. is are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. serious allergic reactions like low blood pressure, trouble breathing, throat tightness, face, lip or tongue swelling, rash, itching or hives have happened. tell your doctor about dental problems, as severe jaw bone problems may happen or new or unusual pain in your hip, groin, or thigh, as unusual thigh bone fractures have occurred. speak to your doctor before stopping, skipping or delaying prolia®, as spine and other bone fractures have occurred. prolia® can cause serious side effects,

boxes alexandria half breaks down the changes the senators would like to make. the final bill has not yet been written. but this framework is significant in its own right, coming to a point of agreement that has not been reached in decades, a statement from the group reads quote. our plan increases needed mental health resources, improve school safety and support for students and helps ensure dangerous criminals and those who are adjudicated as mentally ill can't purchase weapons. most importantly, plan saves lives while also protecting the constitutional right of law abiding americans. the outline of the agreement includes funding to help states implement and pass red flag laws, billions more for mental health and school safety and expanded background checks for gun purchasers. under the age of 21. it leaves out an assault weapons ban and raising the age to purchase semiautomatic weapons as pushed forward by the president. here's senator chris coons. we shouldn't take a victory lap yet, but i'm so grateful for the leadership that senators like chris murphy and

we've had people drive from mcallen, texas all the way to alexandria, virginia. that's a three-day drive, with their children, in the car, because they didn't have childcare. they come all the way to us and alexandria, virginia, have an abortion, given their car, and drive all the way home, like overnight, so that they can get to work on time, and not lose their job. this is the reality. we have people who don't have an idea how to fly. we have folks who can't afford hotels, so even if our abortion fund covers the hotel, or any other organization funds it, governs that hotel, in alexandria, or in charlottesville or in baltimore, you can't even check into hotel because the hotel requires a credit card to check and. these are folks who don't have credit cards. they've never used hubert. they've never used lifts. they deserve our compassion. they deserve those of us who are determined to build a network of support and compassion to help people navigate this abortion ban, and navigate the travel, if they're able to travel. in order for them to get the abortion that t

we've had people drive from mcallen, texas all the way to alexandria, virginia. that's a three-day drive, with their children, in the car, because they didn't have childcare. they come all the way to us and alexandria, virginia, have an abortion, given their car, and drive all the way home, like overnight, so that they can get to work on time, and not lose their job. this is the reality. we have people who don't have an idea how to fly. we have folks who can't afford hotels, so even if our abortion fund covers the hotel, or any other organization funds it, governs that hotel, in alexandria, or in charlottesville or in baltimore, you can't even check into hotel because the hotel requires a credit card to check and. these are folks who don't have credit cards. they've never used hubert. they've never used lifts. they deserve our compassion. they deserve those of us who are determined to build a network of support and compassion to help people navigate this abortion ban, and navigate the travel, if they're able to travel. in order for them to get the abortion that t

we've had people drive from mcallen, texas all the way to alexandria, virginia. that's a three-day drive, with their children, in the car, because they didn't have childcare. they come all the way to us and alexandria, virginia, have an abortion, given their car, and drive all the way home, like overnight, so that they can get to work on time, and not lose their job. this is the reality. we have people who don't have an idea how to fly. we have folks who can't afford hotels, so even if our abortion fund covers the hotel, or any other organization funds it, governs that hotel, in alexandria, or in charlottesville or in baltimore, you can't even check into hotel because the hotel requires a credit card to check and. these are folks who don't have credit cards. they've never used hubert. they've never used lifts. they deserve our compassion. they deserve those of us who are determined to build a network of support and compassion to help people navigate this abortion ban, and navigate the travel, if they're able to travel. in order for them to get the abortion that t

we've had people drive from mcallen, texas all the way to alexandria, virginia. that's a three-day drive, with their children, in the car, because they didn't have childcare. they come all the way to us in alexandria, virginia, have an abortion, get in the car, and drive all the way home, like overnight, so that they can get to work on time, and not lose their job. this is the reality. we have people who don't have an eye the to fly. we have folks who can't afford hotels, so even if our abortion fund covers the hotel, or any other organization funds it, governs that hotel, where the t e find our fun texas choice helps their, the hotel in alexandria, charlottesville, or baltimore, they can't even check into hotel because the hotel requires a credit card to check and. these are folks who don't have credit cards. they've never used hubert. they've never used lift. they deserve our compassion. they deserve those of us who are determined to build a network of support and compassion to help people navigate this abortion ban, and navigate the travel, if they're able to

continued their offensive with coastal, with a civil use month by month ukrainian army was closing in on alexandria until they all keep on the outskirts of the settlement or the media kit proudly referred to the tactic of eliminating the neutral zone is a creeping offensive. mm. ukrainian army sees nothing wrong with the offensive continuing contrary to the peace agreements in place, a achievement, but the most of them i just went to achieve new for that and i was for breakfast. that was much of a thought just for and i hope you don't want to run out on bus to answer. so cream is a little better. good. thanks a bunch. going to put me then you will have to spend went away whether or not they're starting my initial sort of a little bit of both of them fit for them and convince myself or contribute for bucks. i in the with the with the in the moderations in grades and villages often turned into a full fledged combat with heavy weapons used even to day ukrainian soldiers aren't shy about discussing the process. well, we didn't, didn't really blow up some to my old thing is rosalia has got to sit on the

jon: alexandria hoff, thank you. if the justice department said yesterday it will not charge former trump officials mark meadows and dan with contempt of congress. generally six committee leaders call that decision puzzling and asking for more clarity from the d.o.j. this comes as the committee plans to hold its first public hearings on the insurrection in primetime starting next thursday. massive concert tonight, celebrating the longest reigning monarch in british history. live in london with a recap of today's events and tomorrow's grand finale, queen elizabeth. ♪♪ all i am jon scott, this is a fox report, the bottom of the hour. his a look at some headlines. police interest appeared in richmond, one person killed and five others wounded at a shooting at a graduation party last night. police say more than 50 shots were fired, these four different weapons. no arrests have been made. uvalde texas sing final goodbyes the children killed in the rob's elementary school massacre. mckenna elrod and taurus laid to rest

alexandria hoff has more in washington. >> alexandria: for most americans, their ability to make ends meet will influence how they vote. inflation is an extremely or very important issue. still senior economic advisor to the president told john roberts this. >> one thing we've seen come from the american rescue plan is resilience to this recovery, john, i have reporters calling when delta hit, omicron hit, putin went to ukraine saying will that derail the recovery. we've seen resilience and that has a lot to do with the strength of the american recovery act. >> carley: economists say the american rescue plan fuelled the current inflation crisis. here is senator john borosso on that. >> the president has a plan to fight inflation. it is not a plan, it is an embarrassment. for a president to say that, at the time of record high inflation for prices, gas, groceries, he deserves an f. >> carley: blame does not fall solely on the president. listen to what he said. >> the other path conservatives put together doesn't speak to inflation, it is raising taxes on lower and middle-class families

wade sparked protest outside justices homes. 27 voted no on the security bill, including alexandria ocasio-cortez, their rejection comes less than a week after a foiled plot to assassinate justice brett kavanaugh. the bill heads to president biden's desk. josh hawley thinks more needs to be done, writing a letter to merrick garland. you must stand up and force the law, prosecute those who break it and condemn violent rhetoric co coming from the left. >> todd: josh hawley said they are blatantly ignoring the threat. >> leftists that burned down over a dozen pregnancy care centers across the country, 13 i think at last counts, attempted aassassination of a sitting justice. merrick garland won't say you can't parade in front of a judge's home. this administration turns a blind eye again and again and again to violence. >> todd: threats against judges have been rising. efrler this month a wisconsin judge was killed in his home by a man he sentenced. president biden says america's economy is in a good place. stocks tumble and inflation goes through the roof. >> for a country, we have dilutional leader

alexandria, thank you very much. let's go to lucas tomlinson at white house. president, of course, jetting off to germany for a g7 meeting. he did sign that bipartisan gun legislation and did address this whole feud now that's developed post the supreme court decision. what can you tell us, lucas? >> reporter: that's right, neil. before taking off for andrews air force base and europe, president biden signed into haw the largest gun control measure in nearly 30 years. he opened his remarks talking about the supreme court, neil. he called their decision yesterday shocking, he answered one reporter's question before going to the door. [no audio] >> reporter: he said, biden called the supreme court, he said they had made some terrible decisions, neil. biden with was off to bavaria in southern germany. one of the topics will be sanctions on russia a washington post editorial called them ineffective. the supreme court's decision doesn't happen, of course, if president trump doesn't put three conservative justices on the bench. trump nominated amy coney barrett and

it's pushed progressive's even further from the center and now people like alexandria ocasio-cortez or open the opposing the president's tactics. >> the supreme court has engaged in the overreaching of his authority. [applause] denying human and civil rights of any pregnant person, biden should entertain expansion of the supreme court, forcefully f. kennedy: he should fire sonja mayor. her progressively left his position alienate moderate voters of which there are more. the party says they see an opening and it could be with suburban fraud. i like it. they say they are upset with the supreme court's decision but heavy lift because the party is hemorrhaging, but exact demographic because of inflation and crime and education. can they win the lady back? we shall see, republican's are trying to thread a needle over row, link shows. access to abortion most support, it's not expedient to run a campaign going to shut everything down so what's the medium for the gop? one of mcdaniel claims she doesn't think it moves the needle. >> we look at recent polling will say this, it was leaked in apri

alexandria hoff live with more. hi, alex. alex: hi, mike, yeah, this group was producing a comedy skit about the january 6th hearings. the fact that they would then be charged with unlawful entry into the capitol makes the mockery about just everything according to lawmakers claudia tenney. >> it shows democrats are not serious. it's all political theater. >> the group of 7 was working for the late show with stephen colbert and had been inside the capitol earlier in the day and arrested in the office house building thursday night after closed to visitors. >> and it's my understanding they were offered a way back into the house buildings by a staffer who worked for the other member of congress. then they were -- they were -- they were actually seen -- they were actually seen banging on the doors of people like kevin mccarthy's office, jim jordan's office. alex: so here is what happened. sources tell fox news that earlier in the day the group had been escorted out of january 6th committee because they lacked proper press creden

pete: alexandria? >> reporter: just a couple protesters arrived behind us, we expect larger crowds later today. when this decision came down around 10:00 am, the loudest reaction came from pro-life advocates who had tears of joy for what they call recognition of life before birth, something they waited 50 years for. abortion policies are at the state level, it was an emotional day for pro-choice advocates. an american flag was burned in dc symbolic of the anger and sadness directed at the supreme court after deciding abortion is not constitutionally protected, undoing the protection roe v wade provided women seeking abortion nationwide. those who were unhappy progressive politicians were on standby to act out with rage. and maxine waters said this. >> women are going to control their bodies. we will decide them. >> the new york post right there are 2 dozen arrests, they put to the street, all out for our rights rally. in arizona the state senate was evacuated due to a security situation. police deploye

mike: alexandria hoff, many thanks. let's go up the street to lucas tomlinson live at the white house, hello, luck's. lucas: president biden applauding the proposal, he says it's a positive first step but just a proposal. quote, i want to thank senator chris murphy and the members of his bipartisan group especially cornyn and symena and tilli, of course it does not do everything that i think is needed but reflects important steps in the right direction. before news on guns it was "the new york times" making shock waves after reporting many democrats view president biden as quote, anchor that should be cut loose in 2024. our colleague bret baier asked on fox news sunday. >> is president biden running in 2024 and should he? >> yes, he is. it is my understand. let me be clear, i'm not speaking on his behalf or announcing candidacy, i'm just saying it's my understanding that the president intends to seek a second term. luke luck after inflation report many economists think the crisis is going to get worse. no signs in the l

>> alexandria field, thank you so much. >>> joining me now, democratic governor of wisconsin. governor, thank you for joining us. really appreciate it. >> thanks so much, don. thanks for having me here. >> wisconsin's abortion ban from 1849 was invalidated by roe v. wade but since it's still on the books, it goes back into effect after today's ruling. does that mean abortion is illegal in wisconsin now? >> absolutely. as of this moment, as soon as the supreme court made their decision released today, women were made second class citizens in the state of wisconsin and goes back to an 1849 law that's been on the books since the first law after our state became a state. >> let me tell you what the law says. any person other than the mother who intentionally destroys the life of an unborn child is guilty of a felony which is punishable by up to six years in prison and/or $10,000 fine. your state's attorney general says he will not enforce the law but will local prosecutors arrest women that get abortions, governor? >> they have that ability at this point in time and i know th ther

>> alexandria field, thank you so much. >>> joining me now, democratic governor of wisconsin. governor, thank you for joining us. really appreciate it. >> thanks so much, don. thanks for having me here. >> wisconsin's abortion ban from 1849 was invalidated by roe v. wade but since it's still on the books, it goes back into effect after today's ruling. does that mean abortion is illegal in wisconsin now? >> absolutely. as of this moment, as soon as the supreme court made their decision released today, women were made second class citizens in the state of wisconsin and goes back to an 1849 law that's been on the books since the first law after our state became a state. >> let me tell you what the law says. any person other than the mother who intentionally destroys the life of an unborn child is guilty of a felony which is punishable by up to six years in prison and/or $10,000 fine. your state's attorney general says he will not enforce the law but will local prosecutors arrest women that get abortions, governor? >> they have that ability at this point in time and i know there's

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democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is joining me. first, i just want to ask about your personal reaction as you watch, especially given that you told me last night, you thought you might be killed or even raped during the riot on january 6th. >> yeah, well, i think my reaction was a lot of the american people's reaction. rewatching that footage, it almost felt, especially when you consider the disinformation and misinformation campaign that happened immediately afterwards to try to minimize the scale and the severity of what happened. we have been pounded by messages from right-wing disinformation networks that this was not a big deal, that january 6th, even for members of congress, it was just a tourist visit. and so i think especially in the wake of that year of people trying to minimize what had happened, rewatching that footage was, i think, just, it was like bringing everything back from that day again. not just for myself, but i also know for staff that were there that day, for support staff that were working there, for members

good evening, alexandria. >> good evening, bret. this race has become a battle between a candidate who gamed former president trump's endorsement and the one who lost it one at katy brit's final campaign stops in steelville alabama right near her town. tomorrow republican voters will return to vote in a primary run off election after near brit nor her component congressman mo brooks drew in more than 50% last month. brit came close. this time she has something new. former president trump's backing. we talked voter appeal. >> they want leaders to understand what it is like to be a hardworking alabama i can't be. a hardworking american and fights for that so earning president trump's endorsement obviously was soaks sighting. >> it also dealt a blow brooks who initially had the former president's endorsement. trump pulled it after brooks said this about the 2020 election at a rally last summer. >> folks, put that behind you. put that behind you. yes. >> following the may primary brooks explained what he pentagon meant by all of this on

jon: alexandria hoff, thank you. the midterms are growing ever nearer and some analysts see a sign of things to come in last week's stunning victory by republican myra flores and asaf desk entry district that is not on gop and more than 100 years. congressman the chairman of the national republican congressional committee on that and more next. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks... choose stelara® from the start... and move toward relief after the first dose... with injections every two months. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, new skin growths, have had cancer, or if you need a vaccine. pres, a rare, potentially fatal brain condition, may be possible. some serious allergic reactions and lung inflammation can occur. feel unstoppable. ask your doctor how lasting remission can start with stelara®. jansse

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, of course, but also, senators, elizabeth warren, senator smith from minnesota, and a number of other democratic senators, wanting to see more fight from the president, wanting to see him sort of lead this battle, and increase the rhetoric. but also, increase the vows for what he might try to do, and what sort of legislation he might support. feeling like this is a really existential moment in americas history for women, for their rights, and that he should be showing more leadership than he has already. >> all right philip rucker, katie benner, neal katyal, thanks for the three of you for starting up as this evening. and coming up, the chaos and confusion. the decision that roe has created a family planning health centers all across this country. and later, as we deal with the crush of news here at home, we are keeping an eye on what is happening overseas. bush has continued its brutal war on civilians and ukraine, this time, shelling a crowded shopping mall. we're gonna check in with a former four star general about what more can be done to stop

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house democrat alexandria ocasio-cortez says, quote, we'll take a look at it when asked if she'd support president biden's re-election. president obama's former strategist axelrod called biden's age, quote, a major issue in his re-election. press secretary jean-pierre dismissed questions about his age during an interview with cnn's don lemon. take a listen. >> oh, my gosh, he is the president of the united states. you know, he -- i can't even keep up with him. we just got back from new mexico. we just got back from california. that is -- that is not a question that we should be even asking. just look at the work that he does. look what -- how he is delivering for the american public. >> in contrast to alexandria ocasio ocasio-cortez, bernie sanders has said he will not challenge president biden in a primary and would support him if he runs for a second term. that's clear enough. >>> looks more and more like president biden is planning a trip to saudi arabia as gasoline prices hit $5 a gallon in the united states. the potential trip is reviving much. as a candidate, biden viewed the kingd

alexandria ocasio-cortez, your former boss, corbin, is number 10. joe biden is number 1. how realistic are these lists and these names of celebrities? seems like there's a lot of grasping for someone different. >> the key here is to do well, to do better than expected in the mid-terms. they will decide the party control of the house and the senate. like juan just said, what people want to see is the president of the democratic party doing something, doing something tangible. one of the things that we could do tangible is do better than expected or win some elections and keep the house and the senate in 2022. that is one of the things that will decide whether or not there's blood in the water come 2024, how the economy is doing, how inflation is doing. a lot that we can be doing from the federal level without the house and the senate. the executive branch has a lot of powers to move production and increase supply. there's -- we have a lot of things to do with regard to student debt. there's a ton of leverage to be pulled. yet what we're really seeing as a party is placatin

alexandria ocasio-cortez showed up, she was here to rally pro-choice supporters a short time ago and people really keyed off of that. as that was happening, a couple more busloads of capitol police showed up. to the side, there is a group of them, all wearing reflector vests. looks like there are almost as many police as protesters. they are staying after the side, presumably in case any aggressive activity breaks out. there are police as well scattered throughout the crowd. we have a very large number of officers off to the side, on the lawn between the supreme court and the u.s. capitol. this could be a long day, we have no idea how long protesters will be there, reminding that hundreds were there even before the ruling was announced this morning at 10:10 a.m. david: have you seen any arrests? the pictures we are seeing right now look really peaceful. joe: it has been peaceful. it's important to note that. things get loud, there has been screaming and crying and laughing and singing, but people have responded to the police fairly well. anytime you have seen a police officer to take

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now, democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york. congresswoman, welcome back to "meet the press." look, before i get to my first question, i want to get your reaction to the governor of arkansas, especially specifically to this issue of, it is that he is comfortable with the government essentially forcing a woman to carry out her pregnancy. >> naturally, i couldn't disagree more with governor hutchinson but what's important is honing in on this idea that the governor and the republican party and frankly, the republican legislature in arkansas cares about the life of a woman, life of a mother. the state of arkansas, the third highest maternal mortality in the united states. 71% of the women who die are black women as well. this is a state that has 26% child poverty, where one in four children are living in poverty in the state of arkansas and forcing women to carry pregnancies against their will will kill them. it will kill them, especially in the state of arkansas where there is very little to no support for life after birth in term