efforts put in to getting the vote out cannot overcome votes being stolen, and that really needs to be the emphasis when senator manchin talks to republicans, and when joe biden and kamala harris talk to the members of the public. we need to move into crisis conversation and the reverend sharpton was very eloquent about this. it is not just the right to vote. it s the right to have your vote counted. that is what makes democracy continue to function. and i just don t hear the messaging, and i don t think charlie does either, out of the leadership of the congress or the white house about the urgency of voters wishes and votes being nullified and votes being sorry, elections being stolen. that s the larger macro threat, and they re just not speaking about it. and that is sort of the intersection of the 1/6 committee s work and their effort to look back and to protect the future. all of you are sticking around.
going to deepen the partisan divide that already exist in the country. do you agree with that? s people to absolutely. my question is, what is given newsom up to? what national office does he want to run for? when he governs a state that s incredible beautiful, that is experiencing diseases and homeless encampments that you don t see in developed countries, like typhus. what is he doing? it goes back to the local versus national. why don t we focus on fixing your beautiful state that is awash in riches right now? they have a budget surplus based on his new budget, and he can t fix these problems? and said he s going after president tax return? lisa: harris, real quick, before we have to go? harris: i thought when he went down to guatemala and he was trying to insert himself in the border crisis conversation which would be amazing if you would come up with anything that can actually solve a problem but he comes home and it does seem that it s it s a start stp