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them and represent the parts of the country that have been least touched by all of the changes remaking america and the 21st century demographically, culturely and economically. you see them consistently ruling in a way that favors those interests over those of more diverse. the ending of the session could not have been more clear. they said the red states they gave the red states a authority to roll back a right that liberals prize. abortion rights. and blocked the blue states from impinging on rights the conservatives prize. >> another one which is concerning potentially could come from the court deciding that it will hear a case which could remove the ability of state courts to rule on unfair election rules. so called the independent state legislature doctrine. what's at stake there on that particular issue? >> this is staggering. that could truly i think introduce all sorts of
europe, and let's take britain, a country that culturely is the closest to the united states of other european countries, almost 4 americans out of 100,000 are killed by guns in america. in great britain, it is 0.04%. what is that? 100 times as many in mass shootings. we have them repetitively over and over again. you look at the numbers in europe. kids in europe play violent video games. kids in europe play call of duty. kids in europe play other war games. kids in europe have mental health challenges. adults in europe have mental health challenges. it is the easy access to guns, especially the easy access to weapons designed for war, willie, designed for war, that
broken down. across the board, diplomatically, economically, culturely and militarily. >> reporter: biden officials say the griner case is a top priority and working to secure her release. we asked a former white house hostage adviser who cat could b going on. >> you try to grab something to work with them on. some avenue to start a conversation beginning with proof of life and proof of condition and location. anything to increase our hope and keep the dialogue going. >> reporter: while a prisoner swap for griner with the u.s. remains possible, one analyst says putin could overplay his hand. >> this could back fire as the rest of the world against russia is not enough. they could have the global basketball community against them. if i was vladimir putin, i would be careful how i played this. >> reporter: as worrisome has the case is, there are two other
policies that drove people of color to the polls either dead or in the balance, the rising majority will have a keen high on what congress will get done as we look at a quickly approaching mid-term cycle, that, my friends, is a part of the reason why we're here in the purple fact state of florida. hispanic heritage month says if culturely ethnically geographically and ideology diverse, not only harnesss $2 trillion in buying power, also the numbers to drive how this democracy functions. now, you guys know, we don't need a designated month on this show. the center vices of the rising majority. we're not new to this. we're true to this. but for those that have fellow curiosity of our countrymen, we have a lot to cover. you don't want to miss a minute of it. let's kick it off with latinas. they understood the assignment at the ballot box and the boardroom.
gets a senate vote. now it's 0.96, it's basically perfect with the exception of joe manchin. you're no longer allowed to be a different kind of democrat or different kind of republican. because of how concentrated the democratic party is in urban areas, that ends up hurting the democratic party quite a bit over the years too. >> ezra, let's do this. this is like the introduction of a ten-chapter talk that we need to have on the state of play. you and i have been doing this for a while. i don't think either of us have ever seen the country culturely or politically culturally where it is right now. and i really believe that this is going to be a very impress period. i need to have you keep coming on to talk about the perspective of where is progress on this, what are we seeing, what are the dynamics. you understand it in a way that i don't, that would benefit the audience well, and i will ask you to come back, okay? >> i appreciate that. >> ezra klein, congratulations on getting the interview.
and so they are thinking we need to pick somebody that will seem less culturely threatening to the other side. >> do you think that's what's happening here? >> i don't know the i have never heard such a wrong commentary. based on the facts. we lost michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania by 77,000 votes. in milwaukee alone there was 70,000 less african-americans who came out. over all the country of if clinton got the same black turn out that obama did she would be president clinton right now. we need north carolina and georgia and south carolina. we need a person that can excite the fullness of the coalition. i know some people want to make is seem like it was somehow white voters who turned against clinton. but that's just too simplistic of an analysis. we had massive fall off of black
isn't really that cold. this new yorker definitely disagrees. but people are just being allowed to come in. there's definitely a few hundred people here behind me and still flowing in in a pretty steady stream. there's going to be a pretty big crowd here in boom island as senator klobuchar takes the stage in just a little while. >> we expect that announcement at the bottom of the hour, of course, we're going to carry it to you live a few hundred people by ali's estimation. we're told that kamala harris had a couple thousands. hang in there, ali. hope you get the hot chocolate and hand warmers. going to bring in our panel in the meantime. does that look like the scene of a winning campaign launch? >> one thing about minnesota is it's very similar culturely to iowa. people from the midwest, iowa, minnesota, they kind of relate to each other. so she should do well there, hopefully, in iowa. i think she's a good candidate. i think she can hold the base and attract people who aren't as
people that after the trump presidency some people will say we need somebody who knows what they are doing. but culturely there is movement away from being attached to the establishment and towards a politics more sen thitic wsh social media and personal experience driven >> nick and jake, thanks for coming on have a great weekend. well, i don't know how much of a relaxing week you we have with the two sentencing memos coming out. nevertheless another house seat picked up by exacts in california and a sos from the head of the state's republican party about what it means for the gop future nationwide pup one more thing for you next. that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. the geico app makes it easy to manage my policy. i can pay my bill, add a new driver, or even file a claim.
say. i just want to talk to you. about the responsibility and the opportunity that we have before us. and i thought, wow, that was really something. and gorbachev relaxed. and you could see the weight come from his shoulders too. and then they just talked. >> i'm especially glad we had this meeting and we did gain a deeper understanding of each other's views. we set the stage for progress across a broad range of issues. >> he understood the pressures on mikhail gorbachev, both culturely, before members of the communist party and that he had to work as president of the united states to allow these changes to take place in a way that did not make gorbachev feel like he was losing. and i think that's one of the great talents and arts that
prepared all of this for me to say. i just want to talk to you. about the responsibility and the opportunity that we have before us. and i thought, wow, that was really something. and gorbachev relaxed. and you could see the weight come from his shoulders too. and then they just talked. >> i'm especially glad we had this meeting and we did gain a deeper understanding of each other's views. we set the stage for progress across a broad range of issues. >> he understood the pressures on mikhail gorbachev, both culturely, before members of the communist party and that he had to work as president of the united states to allow these changes to take place in a way that did not make gorbachev feel like he was losing. and i think that's one of the great talents and arts that george bush displayed as