i m jonathan kaye part. capehart tuesdays california primary created to synonymous with liberalism. the da was recalled by 55.2% of voters in the city, caused by a rising crime and homelessness. and here in los angeles, the race for mares heading to a november runoff between congresswoman karen bass, and rick caruso. cover. so he is a republican turned democrat, billionaire real estate developer, who has spent more than $40 million in the race. bass is a five term member of the house, former chair of the congressional black caucus, and biden vp shortlist. or who has been little more than $3 million. for all the money spent by caruso, he only leads bass by 1.7 percentage points, with roughly 73% of the vote
adviser, dan scavino. the house recommended both be charged for refusing to cooperate. and another january six for the report in the times says a former top aide to mike pence actually warned the secret service before the capitol riot, that trump planned to turn on his vp, potentially putting pence in danger. there s also significant election news out of pennsylvania tonight. doctor mehmet oz, drumstick to the gop senate nominee is officially the winner of that race. new today, former head fund manager dave mccormack conceded, and promised to support mehmet oz. it is so important for pennsylvania, so important that we reach to fetterman, and it s important to the country that we take back the majority in the senate. oz we ll now face that recovering you lieutenant governor in november s race for the senate. with that, we have a lot to cover. let s bring in our lead off panel this evening. three of my favorites. winning journalist jonathan kaye part. he s an associate editor at the
washington post, and anchor of the sunday show right here on msnbc. tim miller also joins us, a contributor to the bulwark, and former communications director for george bush and, a fashion icon. and former u.s. attorney joyce vance who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor. mr. kaye part, i turn to you first. i want you to hear what won texas state senator said today about the shooting in uvalde over a week later. i feel like we all failed these children. i mean, we all failed these children. yesterday, i talked to a little third grader who was there. i mean, he could hardly speak to me. he was so traumatized. we ve heard these same things since sandy hook, and it s not just kids, it s the teachers, school administrators, it was police, anyone who was anywhere near sandy hook, they re still suffering. so why are we still having this debate over what to do? because it seems like there s a small group of people
not alone. that he shares and the nation sheriffs in their grief. again, you are looking at air force one just having arrived in san antonio texas. carrying the president and the first lady as they, this is the first stop in their track to uvalde, texas. to grieve with that community. we are waiting for the stairs to go over to air force one were waiting for the stairs to go over to air force one and see the deplaning of the president the first lady. melanie, i d like to get your closing thoughts as we await the president and the first lady getting off air force one. jonathan, my closing thoughts really right here where you are right now in