of the cat skills. while most new yorkers will be voting in the primary, others will be voting in a special election for the house seat vacated by tino delgato after he was appointed governor. so why this race, especially because it s for a four-month term? this is because it s most potent, for economy and crime or abortion and democracy, what ryan is running on. the democrats are hoping the closer-a than-expected red districts, along with the resounding defeat of the anti-abortion measures are not one-offs. the hard-and-fast rules don t see so hard and fast. look at our survey conducted august 12th through 16th. threats to democracy has overtaken cost of living as the most important voter issue. president biden s approval numbers are still stagnant and modern history tells us the only time the party in power gained seats in the mid term is when the president is overwhelmingly popular, clinton in 1998 and bush in 2002. but even among exception, this is an exceptional time, th
tonight on the reidout what is the specific constitutional crime that you re investigating? well, we re having an inquiry so we can do an investigation into all the production of witnesses and what is the crime you re investigating? and documents. high crimes, misdemeanors and briberies. what high crimes are you investigating? look, once i get time, i will explain what we re looking at and i will make the equivalency. no, i m asking for you that is congressman joe naguse asking a simple question, one that republicans still can t answer as they breathlessly approve a biden impeachment inquiry. the congressman joins me tonight. there appears to be a growing rift between president biden and israel s benjamin netanyahu. representatives rashida tlaib and cory bush join me tonight. and there s breaking news tonight in one of jack smith s federal cases against donald trump. the court of appeals for the d.c. circuit handed trump another setback. i ll
could stay for republican support? i don t know. there s not a whole lot of things that republicans will be cheering for. mike: we are waiting for president biden to return to the white house from delaware. he went to his granddaughter s graduation earlier today. obviously this is tremendous political news that there s an agreement in principle. we will see if it gets the votes when it comes to the floor on wednesday but should official washington be breathing a sigh of relief at this point, katie? oh, i think for sure. i think that we were all holding our breaths for a while since republicans indicated that they could use the debt dealing as leverage to make cuts to certain government programs and from that point democrats and the white house have both be ringing the alarm on how catastrophic this is. there s a huge sigh of relief in the country and millions of americans who would have lost their jobs and wall street and i
it s an indictment of donald trump going to be deemed to be a gift to the democrats? i think at this point democrats know never to accoun donald trump out, as they di in 2016. but, you know, - reason for running and the reason the president has been, he is one and so see if you have ron desantis as a candidate, for his ample, or nikki haley, tha is a contrast with biden that don t think always works a well in the presidents favor they are younger, they sort of represent the next generatio of the public and party. of course biden, if trump is running again, he can once again say, that i am the perso who can best stop trump. i will bring a return to normalcy as you seen over th past few years you know, no other democrat ou there knows the playbook of ho to beat him. and so, in some ways, it wil be a gift to biden we ll see how he is able t talk about this if biden i looking to address it directly if he has a surrogates go ou there, and talk about it
party stands for. they view it as a threat to their rights, their values, and democracy itself. having trump come to georgia or be visible in georgia in any way is something at this point democrats would welcome more than republicans. let s talk about the house now. 20 races still undecided. what does this new democratic majority in the u.s. senate mean for president biden and his agenda moving forward? first, i mean, again, it is extraordinary for democrats to do as well as they did in the house. especially given that a majority of the country said they disapprove of biden s perform blsh and three-quarters of voters said the economy is in bad shape. i m not sure there s any precedent in american history where the president s party did this well amid that level of economic discontent. that is a statement of their success at focusing voters on the issue of not only what democrats had done with power but what trump era republican party would do with power. now, having said that, they