looks like democrats are heading for a shellacking in the midterms. perhaps consequential midterms. if you had to give one piece of advice to joe biden, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, what would it be? i d say be bold. make the distinction clear. cell web democrats have provided and what they ve done for the american people and make these divisions the difference on this extremism that republicans have from white nationalism to serving only the powerful, big corporations. make it clear for the voters. i hope they are watching in listening. julian castro, thank you for your time tonight. thanks. still ahead, the conversations in schools that we must have about race and racism but aren t. plus, the supreme court politicians this past week. you can thank ted cruz for that. thank ted cruz for that
comes to republicans. democratic polling groups are coming up with ultra maga, which joe biden started using, but immediately the republican party just borrowed it and started selling merch. donald trump likes the idea of being ultra maga. i don t understand why you just can t call them what they are. authoritarian. fascist in many ways. why hide behind all these words? let me ask you this. a judge on friday, a federal judge from louisiana, blocked the biden administration s attempt to rescind the title 42, quote unquote, public health measure. the stephen miller special that basically blocks anyone from claiming asylum at the southern border. you and i have discussed in the past would a cruel, arbitrary, possibly illegal rule that. is finally, the biden ministration tries to get around to lifting it and they and the judge could just block it?
our show as part of the trump effect that he was able to install so many of these judges, and they continue to put policies into place from the bench that he supported endorsed. e supporte endorsed it s mad, i m glad you highlighted that you have a great rest of your day today on the mehdi hassan show, republicans are doubling down on races in the wake of the buffalo mass shooting. at the same time they re trying to blame democrats for two of those top democrats, former president joins me live plus we must teach kids about racism, republicans are silencing of the president of the national association, and then the conversation with director john apatow, on the legacy of comedy giant george karlyn.
title 42 is that acceptable. we are standing against it. we are pushing the biden administration to do the right thing by appealing and not take no for an answer when it comes to title 42. and any other policies that are hindering and creating people to die at the border right now, it is unacceptable for us as a country, the united states to continue this title 42. guerline jozef, thank you so much. i am alicia menendez. many hassan picks up the coverage. hi, mehdi. hello such a powerful alicia, powell or conversation you conversation there. isn t it have a trump frustrating that you have judge, federal a trump judge, a federal judge judge in louisiana on friday, blocking the blocking the biden administration ministration from lifting title lifting title 42, 42. the same republicans who decry activist judges. we have no problem with the judge effectively writing a federal government s immigration policy. we often refer to this is on
interesting vote tomorrow. because we will see then whether this is a case of cantor leading the sort of ultraconservative republicans, the freshmen, or whether he was speaking for them and they will go their own way, because obviously, he is now pushing for some compromise, and we will see tomorrow if they were beholden enough to him to follow them or whether they will do their own thing and defy cantor in the vote tomorrow. and david pharynhold from the washington post. thank you. and now the vote is squarely on the shoulders of congress. boehner s plan called the officially budget control act is slated the go before the house tomorrow. it goes in two steps. one to raise the debt limit by $1 trillion through 2012 and cut $1.2 trillion in discretionary spending over ten years and then a bipartisan committee of 12 would be created to find an additional $1.7 trillion in