good day. i m chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. the humanitarian crisis on the border. it is the challenge that americans say they want solved more than any other problem. and now president biden is making his most dramatic move yet to deal with illegal immigration. will today s executive action come too late to reverse the political damage that has been years in the making? plus details about the president s son, including claims he was smoking crack every 15 minutes emerging on day one of the federal trial. the defense is using the opening statement to argue that hunter biden was in deep denial and may not have considered himself a drug addict. outside the courtroom, a dramatic altercation between hunter biden s wife and a former trump white house aide. a group of senate republicans refusing to do their jobs and using baseless conspiracy theories around donald trump s conviction as an excuse. how could that impact what has been one of the least pr
reason why tester cannot show up because he is in a no-win situation. if he talks about immigration, he wants to be able to pivot instead to the economy and awhat is happening in montana. and ditto for the majority of the folks you listed. i do think that what we re seeing at the border is the lack of real investment in latin america in the last 45 years. if americans want to fix the issue at the border, they have to be comfortable with the hard decisions of how are we working closely with our southern neighbors. i would also encourage the administration to continue talking about the other executive actions that are on the table, because while this is going to be an issue for folks come november, if you re looking at individuals in arizona, individuals in nevada, what they re going to care about is what kind of relief are there on the table and available for those individuals that have been here for decades, who have american voters who are american citizens. that s what they re lookin