i mean, how mad can you get it joe biden? all right, so 16 minutes after the attack on the capitol, when those words were uttered by senator lindsey graham, that position is not clearly the politics of most of the republican party, probably not even that of send nutter lindsey graham himself. michelle goldberg writes about politics, gendered, social issues, and charles writes about politics and social justice. they both join me now. michelle, i will start with you. what do you make of these comments from lindsey graham praising joe biden behind the scenes? it s a very different tune than what he has been singing in public about trump and him being the future of our party. either we get with him, or we re out. look, it s impossible. i ve completely lost my capacity to be either shocked or surprised. row at republican hypocrisy. it s to be expected at this point. i think it s worth pointing out
because there is no question that we could have done a better job in communicating what it does. we address disinformation that presents a security threat to the homeland. our work does not infringe on free speech. does not infringe on civil rights, civil liberties. carley: alejandro mayorkas doubled down on the claims they will not monitor but critics on both sides of the aisle are slamming the board appeared the biden administration s attempt to stifle free speech ahead of this year s midterm election with the nutter ron johnson to sit on the homeland security committee and insist the board is unconstitutional. speak with the first amendment to the constitution states that congress will pass no law with freedom of speech. the president is to execute and he has no authority to do this. this is orwellian. administrative truth. democrats to gather and
violence specifically homicide victims. of the 563 people killed in philadelphia last year, a record by far in that city, over 80% were members of the black community. 453. approximately a third of those under the age of 24. when we talk about the real impact of crime that s a tremendous impact on that city s black population. that s a tremendous loss of life. even more disturbingly perhaps is the tremendous amount of loss of life for that city s young black population and so i think with former mayor nutter with an op-ed after the da said tlft no crisis of violence and saying the impact on the city s black community, on the youth of the black community in that city,
things are changing and city officials need to stop being so stubborn and to their senses and realize this department, we re already down 563, you know, staff. by their budgeted positions. so, we have been through this before. in the city back in 2009. you know. we have minimum staffing, meaning every truck and ambulance have to have a certain amount of members on it at all times. so back then we had a democratic mayor, mayor nutter. and the overtime balloon because of vacancies weren t being filled. and they ended up closing fire companies. they closed seven fire companies and it took actually the trump administration, when he was president. we got four of those companies back for a fema grant. we are still down three companies politicians need to know number one priority is public safety. brian: don t forget cops. philadelphia city spokesperson needlessly delaying the process
they are focused on renaming schools, on i-using kids as subjects for social experiment. she warns immediately removal because she doesn t have the students and children s interest at heart. brian: true. san francisco s democrat mayor london breed also endorsing the recall effort. ladies and gentlemen, those are your two headlines. now to ainsley. ainsley: excellent job. thank you, brian, arizona farmer and a lawyer is running for state attorney general with a promise to lock down our southern border. tiffany shed says she has personal experience border crisis. her family s farm sits just north of the border and has regular run-ins with cartels and other migrants who leave trash and damage like this behind. and tiffany joins us now. good morning, tiffany. good morning. ainsley: you are a farmer, a lawyer, a mother of three. why do you want to be the a.g. now? because arizona has been facing border issues for over 15