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next week. particularly given the fact that one of them, chuck schumer, is already called for netanyahu to resign. the fact that netanyahu spent his career actively working to get republicans elected over democrats in the u.s. to say nothing on the war of catastrophe is brought on palestinians. the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court is seeking -- for allegations of war crimes. bernie sanders, chairman of health, education pension committee announced he will not be attending the speech before congress. senator, were you given -- was the democratic caucus in the senate given input into this decision to invite him or a heads up? >> that is a good question and to the best of my knowledge, there has been very little debate on this decision. i think i speak not just for myself but a number of other senators who think that
other courts. we still have the chance if we can weaponize the electoral count act and use it as a cudgel to show these democrats are relying on a unconstitutional law to circumscribe the rights to debate this in the senate. >> chesebro taking the pictures of the fake ceremony with his mask on. there he is right now. i thought about the arsonist to comes to watch the fire. there he is taking it all in. >> thank you. just how well do you remember what donald trump was saying about climate change when he was president? >> it will start getting cooler. you just watch. >> i wish science agreed with you. >> -- >> more on the presumptive republican nominee complete misunderstanding of climate and science in general. science in
point if no tempts returned to the same policy them improvement to fail and the feb administration you know they're going to not vote for him though, right? well, from the point of your biden ministration, the fact that ruben gallego, who is running starts from the left, but is running for senate in arizona, supported this. r. >> kelly's loudly support, but it's probably more telling what biden has tried to do on immigration without a lot of success is basically say we're going to expand legal pathways and we are going to try to shut off the illegal pathways to try to steer people that direction. >> in fact, even in this, even in this plan, 1,500 people a day can still come in under that cbp. one app that the mayor was talking about, the best thing biden has going for four min holding the left on immigration, is that trump is serious about pursuing a larger scale deportation than we've ever seen in american history. and the question of whether moving to the center at the
capacity. so that's why people want to see. i mean, you're democratic colleague in the senate, mark warner, just told the associated press, i quote him, you've got to release the audio now there's there's no legal basis to release the audio the department of justice is absolutely correct. >> now, remember aaron joe biden voluntarily sat for five hours of an interview that is in direct contrast to donald trump, who refuse to sit for an interview with special counsel muller and. then he submitted a written answers to questions and was known was asserted to be false and obstructed. justice because he lied in his written answers so when the attorney general says we want to encourage people to voluntarily cooperate if congress is going to get hold of these videotapes. so that donald trump can use them as part of his campaign because that's really the only reason they want it, because they cannot establish a legitimate basis.
low raising eyebrows among advocates like sister norma pimentel because migrant apprehensions on the us southern border have plummeted from nearly 250,000 in december to about 120,000 in may a source familiar with the data told cnn, so why do this i would think is because of the fact that we're having an election very soon. >> and if he doesn't show a different uptick picture than they have their loosing the appearance strategy by the biden administration pointing the finger back at republicans who failed to support the senate's bipartisan border bill republicans and fired right back saying it's too little too late. >> joe biden with a pen could fix the problems that he created any chooses not to. he doesn't want to fix the problem caught in the middle of this political battle playing out on the border. they live he says that during his journey, he saw all cycles of life from newborns to the elderly, to
his own party. he's being slammed for this. >> is this going to help them? >> i think it will actually some immigration public opinion tends to move in the opposite direction from immigration policy. that's been my experience running about this since the early 1990s when republicans are in, when trump was in, there was pretty broad resistance to a lot of the harb hard-line measures that he pursued. separation, obviously, of kids and their parents at the border what are remain in mexico under biden, there's a broad sense that it's too tolerant. and there is now much more support for many of the harsher things that trump wanted to do. i don't think biden can close that gap. yeah, entirely in given all it's happened in the last few years, but i do think that adopting this, which was kinda the sharpest tool in the armory hurry of that bipartisan senate bill gives him more ground to stand on to say, look, i'm taking reasonable steps to secure the border and this allows them, i think also a stronger position to criticize some of the things that trump wants to do in a second term. peculiarly, mass deportation.
why didn't you do this in 2021? why didn't you do this in 2022? why didn't you do this in 2023? why don't you do this last month or the month before? >> it is extremely disappointing that this white house would choose to double down on the previous administrations harmful and flawed immigration policies from both sides. now, biden says that he is taking action because the republican party refused to act i'm moving past republican obstruction and using the executive authorities available to me as president to do what i can on my own to address the border now it has been 100 days since the senate kill the bipartisan border bill that's what he's referring to. >> a bill that would have been the strictest border legislation in decades. and it was a deal made by one of the most conservative members of congress and democrats. that bill, of course they'll never made it out of the senate. the blocks because donald trump and republicans sayyed was bad for them politically but there has
look at this. it has been 25 years since los vegas has hit a daily cold low temperature 25 years, they have had so many more records for heat than they have for cold. and that is because the summer season is hotter in vegas a 5.6 degree fever since 19 in 70, they have nearly 40 more warm days in summer kesey really striking when you put it that way, at least a rafah. >> thanks very much for that. coming up next here, drama at hunter biden's gun trial, his wife going off on a former trump aide plus the fight in the senate over contraception the assignment with audie cornish, listen wherever you get your podcasts. i brought in a juror max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy.
this is really why the administration felt their hand was forced considering congress isn't able to on this. >> and with the election four months away a sense they had to do something. daniela, thank you. we'll talk to you again soon i'm certain. up next house republicans going after the doj following donald trump's criminal conviction. we'll dig into the plan that house speaker mike johnson's now laying out to crack down on the agency. and then coming up on "morning joe" we'll bring you a closer look at the president's executive order aimed at curbing the influx of migrants at the southern border. department of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas will join the conversation. plus, plus, former capitol police officer harry dunn will be a guest to his initiative to nation's democracy. the senate is to vote on
republicans helped draft and then later helped kill. so is there any -- any hope at all that congress will take this up, or will this loom as a major election issue and we'll see where we are in january? >> jonathan, this is probably one of the most contentious issues in congress, has been for decades. this is why we saw just months ago that bipartisan senate -- senate bipartisan deal fail after president donald trump essentially killed it within his own party. and that is why you saw the biden administration feel very forced to move on something in the border ahead of november considering it's one of the biggest issues for voters ahead of november. and that is why we don't expect a lot of movement in congress on immigration in the coming months because it's unable to get enough votes by both sides to be able to move forward any sort of comprehensive immigration reform considering the closest thing they could have come to happened just months ago and was killed by the former president.