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use a 777 howitzer. it's a lot more complex. that i have got to stand up a squadron to do the training, get aircraft there to train them with, come up with a syllabus and train maintainers. i don't think this iss being slw walked, but the process is a lot longer. the f-16 has incredible credibility. when i was over speaking to zelenskyy in april about this, they weren't exactly sure between him and his national security team what they wanted to use the f-16 for. i mean you're talking about a dozen different missions. certainly the suppression of enemy air defense is something that i would put very high on the list, but all of that stuff is still being sorted out. >> senator joe manchin, democrat of west virginia, is headlining a new hampshire town hall tomorrow. it's hosted by a group called no labels, which is considering running a third party unity ticket in 2024. senator manchin has repeatedly
town hall tomorrow and hosted by a group called no label which is is considering running a third-party unity ticket in 2024. senator manchin has repeatedly refused to rule out running for president himself in 2024. no labels qualified to be on the ballot in arizona which, as i don't need to remind you, president biden won by less than half a percentage point in 2020. do you think manchin and no labels could potentially cost joe biden his re-election? >> let me start with why -- i don't think no labels is a political party. this is a few individuals putting dark money behind an organization and that's not when our democracy should be about, it should not be about a few rich people, so i'm obviously concerned about what's going on here in arizona and across the country. i think the president has a very strong record to run on, and we've got about 18 months before
maryland's open senate seat in 2024. senator ben cardin is retiring and so far there's two people that announced bids for the seat, including representative david -- manson family follower leslie van houten now 73 will be released on parole. she was convicted of murdering two people in los angeles in 1971. and spent more than 50 years in prison. california's governor repeatedly blocked efforts for her parole in this high-profile case. but recently dropped the fight. and no winners in last night's mega millions jackpot. it has had a staggering $480 million. the 14th largest prize in that lotteries history, the next drawing is tuesday. not to be confused here with tonight's powerball drawing worth over $600 million, a lot of money flowing. more american voices for you right after this break. because there are options. like an “unjection™.” xeljanz. a pill, not an injection. xeljanz is for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis.
says it has voted to oust congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. i talk to congressman robert garcia about that. and why he wants to rethink the rules on marijuana use by military recruits. but first richard louis is standing by with a look at the other big stories we are watching this hour at msnbc. richard? >> alicia, a very good evening to you. congressman jamie raskin saying he is not running for maryland's open senate seat in 2024. senator ben cardin is retiring and so far there's at least people that announced bids for the seat, including representative david -- manson family follower leslie van houten, now 73, will be released on parole. she was convicted of murdering two people in los angeles in 1971. and spent more than 50 years in prison. california's governor repeatedly blocked efforts for her parole in this high-profile case. but recently dropped the fight. and no winners in last night's mega millions jackpot. it has had a staggering $480 million. the 14th largest prize in that lotteries history, the next drawing is tuesday.
wade into law and the only way we can do that is by the ballot box and that is for the people of america to vote where they believe we've got 80% of people opposing a national abortion ban, to vote for candidates that are willing to support roe v. wade in 2024. >> senator, i want to ask you about the patchwork of laws now going on across the country because state laws are so different. the limitations on abortion, democrats often say like you just said that you support codifying roe v. wade. roe didn't place limits on third trimester abortions. it just allowed states to do so. would you support a federal law that bans abortions after viability? >> what i support, and i'll be very clear about this is roe v. wade which does allow for limitations, but it also protects the life of the woman and the health of the woman. i think that is the best way to
what the impact of this court is. and i believe they will be the deciding factor, in 2024. and it's going to be led by dobbs. it's going to be led by the repeal of griswold, attempt, across this country. and also, by climate change, by gun safety laws, by all of these decisions, which are going to be made by this court. yes, in the next week and a half, the supreme court is going to add some more decisions to that history. on affirmative action. on forgiveness of student loans. on the right to give a state legislature, the right to have complete control over elections. and it is going to continue. it is just a preview of upcoming atrocities, as i've said, and it's going to actually play itself right out in the election of 2024. >> senator ed markey, thank you very much for joining us tonight from the russell senate office building. we really appreciate it. >> great to be with you, thank you. >> thank you. >> we will be right back.
it's going to be led by the repeal of griswold, attempt, across this country. and also, by climate change, by gun safety laws, by all of these decisions, which are going to be made by this court. yes, in the next week and a half, the supreme court is going to add some more decisions to that history. on affirmative action. on forgiveness of student loans. on the right to give a state legislature, the right to have complete control over elections. and it is going to continue. it is just a preview of upcoming atrocities, as i've said, and it's going to actually play itself right out in the election of 2024. >> senator ed markey, thank you very much for joining us tonight from the russell senate
here, for instance, the front-runner on the republican side, you find these are the positive and negative numbers, just general impressions voters have in their candidates and parties, biden is not popular, 38 positive, 48 negative donald trump is a lot less popular, 34% positive and outright majority, 53% rating him negatively that number, that trump unpopularity is what saved democrats to a great degree in 2022 it may be what they're counting on to save them in 2024. >> senator jones, 70% of americans, even the majority of democrats, 51% in this recent poll, are saying they don't want biden to run again how does president biden win over those democrats, or perhaps more importantly, independents those democrats. he's won over those democrats. a poll is just a damn poll right now. it means absolutely nothing. with all due respect to steve, a complete waste of time at this
pool of possible republica candidates running for president in 2024. senator tim scott of south carolina he has launched a presidential exploratory committee. in a twitter video, scott said he will quote never back down. in defense of the conservative values that make america exceptional. nbc's own ali vitali was abl to sit down with the republica for an exclusive interview o friday he spent much of the interview dodging direct questions including some about his potential chief rival in the race, donald trump >> to me a chance to talk abou -- >> scott did have this to sa about what is arguably the mos important voting issue of 2024 >> every time a state -- status the ability to have
we need your help to fight bac against that and to win in 2024 thanks for all your help >> joining us now democratic senator bob casey of pennsylvania he's a member of the senat finance committee and chair of the special committee on aging he's running for reelection to the u.s. senate in 2024. senator casey, you've got that pennsylvania map behind you, which i have to say, wasn' valuable when you were doing pennsylvania analysis in the last election for everyone who was paying attention to that map of yours. what are the issues of importance to voters in that map? >> well, lawrence, it's grea to be with you i don't think there's an question that folks in our state are up against a lot every day. it's just the cost tha families have. and i think my record as a senator, and i think the recor of our caucus as in the senate in lowering those -- there's still a lot more wor