are officially closed in the state of new york and soon may be the fire alarms on capitol hill can rest easy. we are monitoring the results as they come in as jamaal bowman is in real jeopardy of losing his reelection bid after getting primary by somebody slightly less radical. he s best known for tagging along with the squad, hating israel and pleading guilty to a misdemeanour for intentionally pulling a fire alarm in the capital complex and what was an unsuccessful attempt to delay a funding bill. he also suggested america deserves the border crisis we have because of our evil capitalist ways all coming up straight ahead. also coming up you will hear from the mother and grandfather 12-year-old jocelyn the latest victim of the biden border crisis a lot of them lately. we know this innocent little girl was assaulted for hours murdered under this bridge in texas and she fought back hard according to new details emerging the suspected killers they are 2 unvented illegal immigra
think that s an understanding. i think that president biden is very intentional. my experience with him is he says what he means. whether the staff want him to say it is another thing. it was intentional he said what he said about the 14th amendment for days, taking it off the table. when you say they re looking at it, what does that mean? are they going through the legalities how it would hold up in court, talking about blow back and gaming out potentially scenarios there. the president himself said his team is looking at what the time line would be for it, right, can you get it done in enough time to avoid the default, and then if it is automatically challenged in court, could you do something about that, and so exactly. why would it take time to invoke the 14th amendment? folks could say it s unconstitutional, and what the president is doing, legally challenge it, ask for an injunction, an injunction could be granted, could not, so i think they re trying to game that out. it
nuclear technology before. we ve got nuclear batteries on the voyager 2 space probe launched back in 1977. it s still going, exploring the universe. ultimately, nasa is hoping to use nuclear generators on the moon and mars to provide power and heat for future astronaut bases. back to you. so cool, thank you, tom. and you can watch more of tom s reporting on the epic space race to mars on meet the press reports on nbc news, and on peacock. that does it for us this hour. make sure to joining us for chris jansing reports every weekday, 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. our coverage continues with katy tur reports right now. good to be with you. i m katy tur. there are eight working days left, and still no sign that president biden and speaker mccarthy are any closer to a deal. speaker mccarthy just spoke to
that s why the house passed a bill. if the senate comes back and passes a bill, boom, problem solved, no default. when you hear president biden and democrats in the senate talk about being committed to avoid a default, their expectation is mccarthy means passing a clean debt ceiling limit. these are not the same things, and i don t know that the risk that the two sides talk entirely past each other right up to the deadline is baked into the minds of people talking about this. garrett haake, and monica alba, thank you. and joining me is the host of simone, and former chief spokesperson for vice president harris, simone sander townsend and was on the campaign with president biden, one of my fun sparring partners. let s talk about what can be considered a palatable compromise for president biden? what does that look like? well, i have been thinking about this, katy, because the white house ahead of the sunday shows put out this memo on saturday, just kind of reasserting what the presi
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