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alexandria acosta cortez. a big progressive voice inside of the state it. at been a race because of what maloney did when those maps were thrown out. and a leader in the position, part of house democratic leadership. once the map shifted, and changed, maloney, quickly, without telling anybody inside the new york democratic caucus, shifted his decision to run in a race of another incumbent. it didn t go over well, particularly with aggressive. mondaire jones, one of those progressives. maloney will advance, will defeat the projected oleksandra biology, but it was a tougher race of people expected. certainly, they raise a lot of issues inside of the democratic caucus. it s going to ask about a house democrat who may not survive this new york primary. is that we were talking about? exactly. mondaire jones, donna, you are familiar with him, obviously. from about 70 miles away from manhattan, in westchester county. that area, winning a tough primary, in the last cycle, to advance into a
roe v. wade and we will not get to that but they could change his decision and i don t know why they are going after him. the series of decision to put things back to the state legislatures or congress and say, do your job. that is the option, flip houses in the state but truly unpopular as they say it is not egregiously as a state it is, cry foul. jessica: first of all it is hard to listen to joe biden talk about bodily autonomy and use oa to force every worker in america to get a vaccine that they didn t want. so no credibility when it comes to that. but also a political issue for them here they are hoping to get their base up midterms because midterms are base elections. he continues to be the most unpopular president since polling and has nowhere to go in terms of changing policies. the only way to get out of it come apparently, to yell at the camera and accuse supreme court being too close to republicans. little do people know there are
food, medical, wejust as i have said earlier, you have to recognise that the russian population, may not be part of what s going on, and the diplomatic corps of other countries who have missions in moscow, who might have otherwise gone over europe still have to function, move people in and out so you are catering to those that are on the periphery of the main issue here. i think that s probably the way the government looks at it. , , ., the way the government looks at it. , ., ., ., ., the way the government looks at it. just to follow on that i know it it. just to follow on that i know it is it. just to follow on that i know it is a it. just to follow on that i know it is a state - it. just to follow on that i | know it is a state decision there might be a point with the government, along with the airline may regret this decision, that s not on the table right now? decision, that s not on the table right now? that s not my call, that is table right now? that s not my call, th
on that. that s our live look as griff pointed out, mission, texas, as we follow the story, governor abbott did wrap that briefing down there with the a.g. s from 13 different states and local officials. griff, something covering this with you today. the border is a place you have spent a lot of time. griff: it s interesting, having covered it more than a decade, this moment is so significant you cannot under state it. interesting to see if the administration takes a harder tack at it and also interesting to point out that you do have the member of this administration, vice president kamala harris, tapped as the border czar in honduras, at the inauguration of the new president and whether or not she can do anything about the problems on our border, not there in honduras.