base rhetoric and the republicans very inflammatory language and voting for candidates that connected with. she knocked on doors, people connected with her and liked her. she s very charismatic. they vote for the people. and i think that this midterm was really a rejection of a lot of the kind of trumpist rhetoric that we ve been held hostage to for the last three elections. astrid silva someone like her is the future. how can democrats continue to govern as people like her and continue to inspire people like her to run for office. what would you tell them? most importantly is to pass bills that are going to actually get things done in communities and that s what so
so to me, am i hopeful? can you find ten republicans in this lame duck session? maybe. it s unlikely. but maybe. maybe. a reminder we are talking a peoples lives. these are real lives. the panel, please go ahead, astrid. sorry, i just want to say, it s also so sad to realize. that 2013 we went from a senate vote that had passed and waiting on congress to pass it for an entire immigration reform bill and here we are in 2022 just hoping that dreamers, people like me are allowed to stay. just those conversations have to go back to making sure that it s not just dreamers. unfortunately, that s where we re at. compromise, it will have to be made. and it s sad to see how far the conversation has moved in these past few years. i couldn t agree more, straight. thank you for saying that. all of you, please stick around. after the break, of former native american boarding school reckons with its dark past.
single one of our branches of government. it s a matter of how do we go from here and how do we reinstate confidence and public trust in this incredibly important institution. astrid, molly and dean obeidallah, thank you so much for joining us tonight. and thank you to you. thank you for making the time to join us tonight. come back tomorrow at 9pm for ayman mohyeldin. i m paola ramos. have a great night. the virus that causes shingles is sleeping. in 99% of people over 50. and it could strike at any time. think you re not at risk? wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you re over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. covid-19. some people get it, and some people can get it bad. and for those who do get it bad, it may be because they have a high-risk factor. such as heart disease, diabetes, being overweight, asthma, or smoking. even if symptoms feel mild, these factors can increase your risk of covid-19 turning severe. so, if you re at high r
this is me in their face. hundreds of dreamers. years ago, there was only a few of us who were public about our status because our families were constantly threatened to be deported. and now, it s difficult to avoid us. now we re working in their offices, were working in the districts, we re working in schools, in hospitals, it s difficult to avoid someone who has daca or to know someone who will benefit from immigration relief. so if anything i ve seen the consequences that they don t realize, not that they don t realize i m sorry, that they realize the consequences they are facing real people. and i wish it would go back to a moment when it wasn t about these big issues and these big conspiracies. it comes down to the people in the districts and voting in favor of bills that are important. dean, astrid mentioned senator dick durbin. and actually, senator dick durbin has expressed confidence that a bipartisan deal could be within reach. he set, and i am quoting right, now a republ
of the senate technically on paper. instead, it will be a 51 senators will have one more senator in these committees. making easier for things to get out of committee, easier to issues subpoenas. easier to do investigations to counter the gop in the house the misinformation expecting to see from there. and the other one thing as a human quality, we the democratic s have had out of the senate for many months. that resulted in as only having 49 senators as. well this can happen. again having 51 senators gives us more of a cushion. i know it s hard to, say but that s a reality. when senator warnock deserves a full term and that s the bottom line and that s why i think you should vote for. him it could be a huge concussion, astrid, if they go the majority in the senate will streamline the process for biden to nominate federal judges without the threat of republican inched obstructions. and i think we saw the way that donald trump was so deliberate and so calculated in the way that he