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Voting rights, is a core that is putting itself of ahead of the american people. and of elevating itself above action by the white house, action it is authorized to do in this case. >> and tara raghuveer, were you surprised by last night's court ruling? >> i wasn't surprised. i am a tenant organizer and we have known since march of 2020 that an eviction moratorium was going to be temporary. and it wasn't going to save us. we knew that the courts were going to challenge the biden administration on the reinstatement of the moratorium. and the courts are partisan. as representative jones pointed ...

And sinema to do the right thing, understanding that wear not going to get enough support from republicans to pass voting rights legislation i think they feel threatened by as a party. >> let me ask you, representative, you and your delegation in various times, on zooms, sometimes in person have met with various people, have met with a great deal of support in washington. not everybody has told me, when i've talked to your colleagues, none of them have told me that they've gotten the big hug they were hoping for from the white house and from the president. is that, as representative jones says...

Question? i would give more thought to it but i'm inclined to say yes. >> my recommendation is the sane as representative jones and alexandria ocasio-cortez, he should retire prior to mid terms, the best for our country. >> that would give biden an opportunity to fill the seat with a woman of color, campaign promise of his. senate majority leader mcconnell is warning republicans would block nominees if biden gets a chance to appoint someone. how is breyer handing this pressure and what can we expect from that pressure on the court? >> justice breyer has several times in public recently giving ...

Shredding of the constitution the last few years and i'm very pleased that justice -- or that attorney general garland made those statements. >> before we go, i would like to ask you about the supreme court changing issues here, but something that's getting a lot of attention as they head into a term next term, where they will decide on a lot of keys issues, including guns, voting rights, and abortion. mitch mcconnell yesterday in an interview said it's highly unlikely he would let president biden fill a supreme court vacancy in 2024, if the republicans retake the senate. my question to you is...

Add Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to the list of Democrats giving Supreme Court Justice Stephen G. Breyer a nudge out the door.