i know the source of your twitter trouble today. thank you. eugene scott, adrian elrod, thank you all. that does it for us this morning. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. hi, there. i m stephanie ruhle. it s wednesday, june 23rd and the battle is not over yet. vice president kamala harris and senate democrats vowing to continue the fierce fight for voting rights in this country after republicans blocked the legislation late tuesday, following a 50/50 party line vote, which is far short of the 60 votes needed to move forward, at least temporarily shutting down one of president biden s top domestic priorities to override the wave of restrictive voting laws that has been
i m brianna keilar alongside john berman on this new day. combatting crime, president biden taking action to address a surge in big city violence. democrats strategizing their next move after senate republicans knocked down, even debating, an election reform bill. and cdc advisers are meeting to discuss a vaccine booster shot. you want a third one? however many it takes. right? they re doing this because this delta variant is spreading fast. a former sportswriter says she was raped by a major league baseball player and this morning is speaking out about her startling revelation. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it s wednesday, june 23rd. we re just about halfway there,
plus ivanka trump and jared kushner now distancing themselves from the former president. brand-new cnn reporting on what s driving them away. and the political surprise could make buffalo the first city in 60 years to elect a socialist mayor, and she is standing by to talk with us right now. will a judge decide to free britney spears? the pop star set to speak out in court today as she tries to take charge of her own life. good morning to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. it is wednesday, june 23rd, and senate republicans say no to extending early voting. no to reforming campaign finance laws. no to non-partisan redistricting, and probably even more important, no to the even debating any of those issues. that s despite the fact that
what action will be taken to help cities stop the bloodshed. and crime was top of mind for new york city voters who cast their ballots for the mayor. when all said and done, will a former police officer come out on top? it s way too early for this. good morning. and welcome to way too early, the show that shuts down all the fire alarms, i think we re good this morning. unlike yesterday. i am kasie hunt, this wednesday, june 23rd. we ll start with the news. democrats say they will keep fighting after senate republicans on a sweeping new voting rights action in laws in red states. democratic governor joe manchin voted to debate, after receiving assurances that his compromise would be considered. at the end, the vote was split
we will tell you about that new reporting just ahead. good morning and welcome to morning joe. it is wednesday, june 23rd, along with joe, willie and me, we have msnbc contributor mike barnicle in new york and here in washington columnist and associate editor for the washington post david ignatius, new york times washington bureau chief elizabeth buh miller, national political reporter for axios jonathan swann and white house correspondent for politico and co-author of the playbook eugene daniels. willie, you all had a mayor s race in gotham. there was a mayor s race, no talk of suing snl or yanked off the air for mean impersonations they may have done. yes, the vote was in, ballots have been cast and the primary race for new york city mayor but we are not going to know for a couple weeks who won. the ranked choice voting system prevents us from telling you who won exactly but for now we know