we will see kamala harris in her first meeting on foreign soil with a foreign leader. she is in guatemala right now. president biden tasked her with addressing the root causes of the surge of migrants we are seeing at the border. it s not just her first international trip. it s the administration s first international trip. president biden s first will come in a matter of days when he head to europe. he has a key meeting today at the white house with the head of nato. that s not all on the president s agenda today. he has his next conversation with republican senators on a possible infrastructure deal. the gap between them at this point, about $700 billion. also for democrats on the hill, something that was likely just became real. like many conversations about the hill this year, it centers on west virginia democratic senator joe manchin. he is a no on a sweeping voting rights bill. he is a no on getting rid of the filibuster. how does this upend everything potentially that
nuñes, is here on how our adversaries view biden s america and plans to withdraw from afghanistan. plus, the numbers are staggering, more than 19,000 migrant children apprehended at the southern border in the month of march, the most ever in a month as the white house builds more facilities but does nothing to stop the flow coming in. some facilities now surpassing 1,000% capacity. former senior white house adviser stephen miller on biden s man to process the migrants quickly so they can catch a flight to big city destinations of their choosing. and candace owens and charlie kirk on critical race theory with another family pulling its seventh grader out of school and away from race theory propaganda. all that and more as we look ahead right here, right now on sunday morning futures. maria: and first up this morning, the fight against biden s radical agenda with florida taking the lead on a multistate lawsuit against the administration over the mass release of criminal
once he hit the mic, trump reportedly let loose on republicans who still have a job in washington. including the nation s most powerful republican, mitch mcconnell. trump called him a loser and a dumb s.o.b. he attacked his former vice president, saying he was, quote, disappointed that mike pence did the right thing and certified the 2020 election results. and he, of course, spewed more of the big lie about who won the 2020 election. trump s ranting and raving simply too much for some in the crowd. here s house republican conference chair liz cheney earlier today. the former president is using the same language that he knows provoked violence on january 6th. we know as a party we need to be focused on the future. we need to be focused on embracing the constitution, not embracing insurrection. as republicans attempt to move on without their man, without the ability to even put trump s name on a coffee mug, a hat, or a t-shirt, republicans appear to be turning into the part
to go. welcome to the week. this week saw a guilty verdict for one police officer convicted of murdering a black man. but in the next 24 hours, at least six more people died at the hands of police officers. today, protesters took to the streets in cities across america to demand police reform and accountability. in elizabeth city, north carolina, tonight, there s increasing pressure on a local sheriff s office to release body cam footage. andrew brown jr. was fatally shot by an officer during the execution of a search warrant. officials say they hope to release the footage on monday. brown s son spoke at a press conference earlier. he left a close and tight family, with each other every day, talking to each other every day. and we, my brothers, my sisters, we is what drove him as a person. wes what made him better. and now i ve got to live every day, my newborn, without even getting a chance to meet him at all. and that s going to hurt me every day. i just want justice. t
this is american voices. before donald trump, there was ronald reagan and arnold schwarzenegger in california. through the years, the golden state has made it somewhat of a norm for celebrities to assume public office. next could be caitlyn jenner. this week she made it official, saying she will run for governor if gavin newsom, the current governor, is recalled, requiring a special election later this year. it is unclear if that gop effort will be successful. the new york times reports the recall effort is, quote, the work of republicans struggling to maintain relevance in the overwhelmingly democratic state. polling shows only 40% of california voters support a recall. governor gavin newsom not even fazed. here he was today with reporters. 41%, 41% of america s jobs came out of the state of california in february. we re running close to record surpluses and the highest reserve in our state s history, 94% ipos year to date in the state of california. bloomberg just c