than 600 mass shootings that happened in 2022. families are still mourning and our judicial system is still processing some cases. tomorrow the shooter who killed ten at a grocery store in may will be sentenced for the 15 charges he pleaded guilty to including murder and domestic terrorism. these massacres keep happening. the michigan state university shooting was the 67th mass shooting this year. today it's only the 45th day of the year 2023. joining us now is senator gary peters, democrat from michigan and chairman of themland security and governmental affairs committee. thank you for being here. as a michigander i offer all of my condolences to you and the residents of your state. maybe you can tell me a bit about what a shooting on the campus of msu means to you. i know you got your masters from msu but what does that school represent in the minds of
put -- comes together for a bigger movement. to uplift more as he continues his recovery. richard? >> the energy at the game tonight, it's so amazing. being together and just enjoying the game, and each other. kathy park, thank you. all, right coming, up what the concessions kevin mccarthy made the so-called mosque quad. could mean for the new congress. and representative debbie joins me with her thoughts on that, plus the possibility of a senate run. now that fellow -- fellow michigander debbie stabenow is retiring. ow is retiring show my asthma is driven by eosinophils, which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue.
across the world, the r&d is happening here, but we need a localized supply chain. not just for national security purposes, but also for economic purposes, because i have spent the last years talking to my friends of the uaw. this is the number one concern, because they're experiencing those layoffs. they are experiencing those shortages, when particularly, a small, smaller supplier has those material shortages, they can't purchase in realtime. why? because prices are changing every 24 hours. we need to have goods here. we need to have commodities here. and i really believe that the midwest is going to lead the way in terms of winning the future for manufacturing. >> that's amazing. well, i'm glad you're. here is always good to see you. the way you can tell that haley stevens is a real michigander is i am here in a gloves and a jacket and a hat, she's wearing a light coat. i'm from canada! i should be able to handle this! >> your blood is thin. >> my blood is the! and good to see you. democratic representative haley stevens of michigan, who always comes to visit over michigan,
as a state, to withstand that same spotlight again, successfully, in the future. >> to that point, madam secretary, chris hayes here, it was striking to me that there were several republican michigander politicians who featured in taped testimony of depositions to get. clearly they were pressured by the president, including the head of the state senate. and others. but there was no rusty bowers or raffensperger as far as i can tell. and i guess i wonder like, how confident are you that the republicans in your state did resist the pressure, and would resist the pressure at the level that we saw from mr. bowers and mr. raffensperger if it were to happen again? >> it's a mixed bag. i think we saw many rise to the occasion. first and foremost, to think what became clear today and what we experience and michigan is that democracy prevails in 2020, solely because people of integrity on both sides of the aisle did the right thing.
attorney general may not ultimately be on your side of this? >> well, at least one of the candidate, the candidates that the republicans have chose has said that he will enforce. that but i can't imagine anyone coming in this county would do that, but if he has jurisdiction across the entire state, that makes it even more of a clarion call for those citizens in the state of michigan, and again, our poll numbers are basically the same as the ones across this country, 70% of michigander does not agree that roe v. wade should be overturned so again, it is up to us to get out there, and not even want to face that possibility that that could happen, and make sure that dan nestle is re-elected because we can trust her and we know she will not support any kind of -- >> so to your point here, that is that you are a prosecutor, you have jurisdiction where you have jurisdiction, but ultimately, it's limited. the long-term solution for this problem is ultimately going to
million in lost wages. joining us is democratic congresswoman slok ket from west virginia. the bridge is open. trucks are getting through. your reaction this morning? >> it's great. every michigander loves to see our tunnels and bridges opened. i think what happened this week when we saw the blockade around windsor, canada, it hit home for our auto workers in particular. delta township, i represent most of lansing, they had to cancel shifts almost immediately affecting thousands of workers. brought it home for a lot of people how dependent we are on a global supply chain again. >> i wonder what lessons you think were learned with how it was handled. once the canadians decided to go in and remove those approaches, it happened very quickly. it wasn't that much of a conflict to open that bridge. >> i wouldn't say most of us