off. paul eisenberg is here but we begin with congressional correspondent jacqui heinrich, live outside of the supreme court for us. we just wrapped up a press conference with the bill sponsors and we asked about house speaker nancy pelosi saying she has no plans to bring this bill to the floor while the president s commission is still studying the very proposal. they said they are really not surprised at that answer but they expressed faith that pelosi and others will change their minds and come along as more destructive decisions come down. in fact one of the bill sponsors said today they laid blame on the supreme court for the january 6th insurrection saying this supreme court has been dismantling democracy allowing dark money in politics, gutting voting rights and paving the way for racist voters suppression and help put donald trump in the white house. they reject the assertion that they are packing the court in response. it will enable us to do justice and rectify
bottom of the hour, we should be hearing from former president donald trump. we know in addition to taking on joe biden s policies that his administration has implemented so far, we do know he s going to target that. we also know he s going to target some republicans. i know you ve been reporting liz chain and others will be mentioned by claim by the former president. what else are you hearing? john: this is a bit of a moving target, i was told. when i was first briefed on the speech on friday in some detail, the person who briefed me said, look, the president is going to suggest that the only divisions within the republican party are between a handful of inside the beltway political hacks and then everybody else in america and that he was going to name names. and i said, well, what names will he name? and the person who was briefing me on it said, well, it s kind of changing a little bit, so we don t want to say right now because some names may be added, some names may be ta
good morning. good morning, not the fellas edition, at least in washington. in this debate, show of self-validation, they want to prove they are serious about voting reform, there is likely no path forward. here is what the president said yesterday. president biden: attack on the democracy is real. no longer just about who gets to vote, it is about who gets to count the vote and whether your vote counts at all. democratic leaders hope to hold a vote tomorrow to change the rules of the filibuster, stopping sweeping voting federal legislation, the party s latest effort to rile the base after build back better fell apart. today our freedom to vote is under assault. they are also working to interfere with our elections, to get the outcomes they want and to discredit those they do not. it is time for the united states senate to do its job. louisiana senator republican john kennedy feels this latest push is way to change the focus from covid-19 and border crisis. listen.
more times that other president presidents allowed themselves. so joe biden much an event ask yourself why is that. before you reach the obvious conclusion, consider another explanation. it is possible there is a legitimate biden away from major american population centers. it s possible his eighth understand that these two dangerous to be in washington. consider the tape we played a few days. therero he was on film, his gap mark spewing hot corona breath panting like an obscene phone call or. they were trapped in his path. he had no choice but to you in clouds that his personal errors ole miss, would you like some saliva with your entrée tonight. you re getting a heaping gallop anyway. watch if you gear this video. or shut yesterday in the event in newho jersey. did you see what just happened. that was a crime caught. first he coughs into his hand,i filling his home with a deadly pathogen . and then showing no remorse whatsoever, he walks up to unsuspecting human beings and
better under trump? absolutely i would say so say so. john: democrats take note of that i am john roberts in washington, sentiments are changing, sandra. sandra: very interesting, good to start another hour with you i m sandra smith with you in new york this is america reports. polls show latino voters are drifting from the democrats and the border is a key issue of the swing state voters, the president is heading to texas area because of it tomorrow he will be fighting governor greg abbott s effort. we have in just moments. sandra: but alicia acuna live in chandler, arizona, for us where lisa is making an announcement? yes, center, president biden is here toto announce an $8.5 billion series of grants for intel to help boost production of semiconductors and chips. it also works to help boost his standing with american voters when it comes to his work on the economy. last night he met with local latino leaders and community members to launch latinos con biden y ha