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Recall question to the ballot as the state deals with the ongoing covid-19 pandemic, wildfires and extreme drought. newsom backs president bidens plan to fight the pandemic which imposes new vaccine mandates for federal workers and large employers. joining me now is a cnn political analyst and a white house reporter for the "wall street journal." thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> president biden is dealing with a multitude of crises at the moment, the biggest the covid pandem...

King chose Sunday to be his final day as CEO in part because it is his 73rd birthday.

The american people. we have a multi-layered group across the government and the new york city police department to ep sure the safety and security, not only of the people of new york but the people of america. >> secretary, what is it that you may want to see improved or changed within dhs and perhaps more broadly across the administration in order to manage the multitude of crises that this white house is dealing with? >> i think what we have accomplished under president biden is all of govern...

Against the police. unfortunately these attacks continue. >> harris: why do you think it is so particularly bad right now? what is happening? you heard joe talking about it. what are you seeing as officers on the ground? >> it is a multitude of things. society became a lot more divisive over the last five years. and its a shame because as we talk about 9/11, september 12th this country was really unified. we need to try to figure out a way to bring that back. police officer have made numerous sa...

Our constitutional rights. i think there is some appeal or some -- i dont know, some easiness to the idea that the justice department could swoop in here and sort of save this constitutional right, that the government, the administration, could move in to act. but one of the ways youre describing the vulnerability of this law would involve bringing lawsuits by people who effectively were targeted by this texas law, and that would be handled as a civil matter? >> well, the individuals who were ta...

Get a multitude, multiple of whatever bounties are being claimed against them so that what we need, since this texas law operates by chilling abortion helpers and abortion providers, frightening them out of business, what they can do is say, you sue us for $10,000 or 10 million, because there is no limit put on the statute, and well sue you for double that. do you want to try? i think a lot of the people who would waltz into court and exercise this impermissibly delegated power over abortion wil...

Civil equivalent of the ku klux klan act, which is 42 u.s. code sections 1983 and 1985. and those are the sections they can bring suits to basically get a multitude, of whatever bounty is are being claimed against them. what we need since this texas law operates by chilling abortion helpers and providers. frightening them out of business when they can do is say. you sue us for $10, 000, or 10 million, because there is no limit put on the statue. and we will see you for double that. i think a lot...

0 that is all in for this tuesday evening, the rachel maddow show starts right now. good evening rachel. >> good evening chris, thank you my friend. much appreciated. happy to join you this hour. president biden was in new york and of hurricane ida hitting just those two states. that extreme flash flooding that tore through the most populated part of the country last wednesday night, president biden today meeting with local officials and local residents about the ongoing cleanup efforts there. p...

Few days. perhaps you are less concerned about how the money is raised and more that it is raised and hows it going to be spent. yeah, as a provider, we need to know is how the government intend on resolving the chronic underfunding within social care. thats ultimately what we need to know, its absolutely desperate at the moment. weve had decades of underfunding, a sector that was very fragile before covid and that has just exposed a multitude of problems so i think what we need to know is how t...

May user bloomberg in 2013, he announced a $20 billion storm protection plan and it never went into place. as time passes, people dont want to spend the money. the storm and damage costs so much more. how will you make sure your plans get implemented? >> there is always the democracy and push back. when you look at my resume of public service, i policed in the city with 2,000 homicides a year and no one thought we could be a safe city. we had to transform ourselves as a law enforcement agency. i...