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In modern times this has been a democratic district. democrats certainly hope that it's a barometer in terms of what's to come in next year's midterms. margin here, melanie stansbury wins by 20 points. two other numbers, first one is what was the margin na joe biden carry this had same district by? last year's presidential election? joe biden won it by 23 points. so, stansbury wins by a bigger margin than biden won but also the congressional election in this district last november, deb haaland was the democrat. she won that. then became biden's interior secretary. deb haaland won by 16 points....

Laws that they were staying outside of washington d.c. with their guns but then waiting for this president to actually say publicly that yes this is an insurrection and i need you to get in there with their guns. in effect. >> i mean it's another good reason why it would be nice to have a bipartisan january six commission, right? we really need to get to the bottom of what kind of communication there was here but him saying that is a very interesting statement. there are other statements in the indictment by him and by others in this is a strong case of people who were in a premeditated way tr...

Sustained january 6th. that doesn't count those who were traumatized and back on the job. nearly 150 days later, they remain off the job. ayman, it's worth keeping in mind, this is an understaffed police department to begin with. 300 officers. >> keep us updated as these developments continue. turning now to the balance of power in the house. last night in new mexico, democrat melanie stansbury won a landslide victory in a special election for the seat vacated by president biden's interior secretary deb haaland. by 20 points over mark morris. steve kornacki is at the big board for us with wh...

And food, i mean. these are all things we can do. >> our discussion now, jennifer palmieri, former communications director for the obama white house. she's like a host of a podcast, and also the chair of the african american studies department at princeton university and an msnbc contributor. professor, i want to begin with you and i wouldn't presume to direct you to any part of the president's speech today to get your reaction to what you heard the president say in tulsa today. >> thank you, lawrence. i found it to be a fascinating speech. on the one hand, there is this attempt to re-narrate,...

Half of them are refugees. they were displaced from their towns and villages. closing the border, closing the gate will touch every family from northwest syria. >> so the situation is that this last crossing, this last opening to get food, medicine, other supplies, sanitation supplies in to all of these millions of people closes as of july 15. secretary blinken has spoken about this in march at a security council meeting and the president is expected to bring this up with vladimir putin in a couple weeks at the summit. but if russia doesn't back down, they can veto this last route. the u.s. is...