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on. thank you. okay. very much for that. >> thank you, caitlin. >> and now i want to bring in democratic congressman tom suozzi, who was at the white house event today with president biden as he signed this will congress, let me just start with, what do you make of what the congresswoman said there and the progressive caucus chair also about what it means for your voters, for democratic voters, and how they view this action today. >> well, let me first say what i agree with pramila about we all want order at the border we all believe that the current immigration system is not working we all believe that the system has not been updated since 1996. in fact, the asylum law was first passed in 1980, where we pass the asylum law originally 1980, i'm 61-years-old. we were trying to encourage the soviets to defect at the time or get the cubans to the defect. we celebrated everybody type of some defected or so what asylum is like a, that's great. they're coming here to america where the better country. those are the bad guys. and so the asylum is a very important part of
using technology jeopardize it, it's always somebody else's problem, right? that's not unique to silicon valley. that's true of people who run railroads, people who run energy companies. the problem here is we have this unique misalignment where everyone is pointing at everyone and saying well, you'll do it, right and the election is five months away and we know chris ray the director of the fbi has been saying quietly, insistently without causing too much panic like a, this seems to be an issue. maybe we can all get together, but he does not have the tools, so that is why this seems to be playing out in slow motion but it is not really hard to figure out where we are headed. >> that impact is seem to be all of our problems. >> correct. >> thanks again for the nightmares. >> i do what i can. >> when we return, we have some heartbreaking news to share in the world of journalism. our special tribute to our very special friend, the incredible been white, when the 11th hour continues. ur
republicans have a strategy here they scream fire at the border they spread the fire around by shipping migrants all over to blue cities and then went to my tries to bring a fire firehose like biden, they step on the firehose, a, don't let congress act. and so he's got a little pail of water on his desk. he's trying to throw it on the fire because that's all that's left to him. but this republicans who should own this last chunk because republicans had a chance to do something. they had a chance to solve the problem. they wouldn't even support their own bill. they would rather hurt biden and help the country. and that's the real problem here. that's real politics here. >> that run. though when you look at democrats i mean, you've got some that are happy, the biden's doing this. but you have some who are slamming it. in fact, for what you say, because they're saying, oh, it's like trump did and they actually aren't okay with that. i mean, here's just two today i'm disappointed that the president has sort of gone into the same frame as donald trump at a very time when we need to make a distinction between donald trump and joe biden votes. the
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for making the ultimate decision yet. is a symbolic yes. is it a power-play, perhaps. is it already? yes tomic the mother showing a perhaps not as questionable. but showing up for jury selection is something to talk about. >> trace: funny, this whole thing got pushed off until october 4th, does that mean this will not happen until after election? it seems like it's almost impossible. >> october 4 is a time they said listen, we have listen to you grievances cut going before election highly unlikely. i would not a battle not in any way, shape, or form. >> trace: great to have you on is always. meanwhile doctor anthony fauci back in one of congress defending himself against back his a's and she tried to cover for the origins of covid-19 and dismissing criticism against him as conspiracy theories. dance bankers live with the highlights of today's hearings, a good evening. >> good evening, doctor anthony fauci was definitely the hods you did a being grilled by republicans on all things
preparing and propene, preventing the next viral pandemic, which, which is crucial and i want to asks you about, but on that lab-leak theory, i remember when senator tom cotton first came out with an article commentary about that it was very hastily well, it's do you feel comfortable at this point that you know why that happened do you feel comfortable that that really was just because they felt they had other things to focus focus on at the time and it wasn't worth talking about at that moment or do you still have questions as to why that was really shunted aside and put as sort of a at the time, you know, you're really out there talking point well, i think that the whole notion of the lab leak was bundled with the complete narrative that i had just mentioned about dr. fauci, dr. collins creating the coronavirus pandemic and that it leaked now if you dissect the possibility that this could
this time just to let you know. >> steve: okay. >> steve: a. >> i forgot to do the a first. this and then. >> steve: congressman, go ahead and play along with him. there's the a. all right. fantastic. you just spelled sam. congressman. i don't know if he have you played ymca with him at your house there are four letters that you can do ymca, too. there is a lot, the opportunities are endless here, guy. >> i think. so. >> steve: guys, it was really great talking to you today. congratulations. and guy, have great summer with your dad. >> okay. >> steve: all right. see you later. all right. carley, that kid is adorable. >> carley: he has absolutely the best personality of any 6-year-old i have ever seen. he steve did you a great job wi.
>> it looks like me when i use the fast passage disney world kids want to go on the ride? >> let's take a guy who just make eye contact with his wife and he see alice commercial oh, dear, more fall out from the conviction of donald trump as president biden makes his first comments about his rivals criminal record on the campaign trail. he told donors last night that quote it's the first time in american history a former president that is a convicted felon is now seeking the office of the presidency and quote, and warning of trump's quote, all out assault on the american justice system. some democratic lawmakers however, are advising the president to not make trump's conviction a major focus on the campaign trail i take the president needs to campaign on his record and what he's delivered a for the american people. >> i think people see it they feel it. >> and in their heart, dave, internalize it so you don't have to go out and beat the drum on that all right.