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anything that prevents pregnancy. we are talking birth control pills, iuds, condoms. listen to how senator schumer presented it as he kicked off the senate floor today. >> this is a simple bill and a simple vote. if you believe all women deserve to have contraception, then you should vote for this bill. that's all there is to it. >> reporter: that might be what schumer says is the only thing to it. certainly, most democrats that i speak to agree. of course, this is one of those issues that will likely break down along partisan lines. we will see that vote later this afternoon. of course, this is really meant to be a messaging vote. it's something elizabeth warren said was meant to show where republicans are on this issue, which is not related to the larger debate around abortion care. this specifically relates to preventing pregnancy through other mechanisms. >> ali vitali, thank you.
watch it enough today. the conversation that you are having and hearing -- we don't know if they love this country. they say we love you america. they love our border policy under the current president. we have kids on college campuses who said they don't love america. it's interesting to hear it coming from them. thank you, bill. republican senator josh hawley is putting pressure on the biden administration now calling on the dhs secretary mayorkas to end the practice of dismissing thousands of asylum cases effectively giving those border crossers mass amnesty. it comes after a "new york post" report exposed the administration dropped the cases of 350,000 of those border crossers. that essentially allowed them to stay in the country if they didn't have a criminal record or one we could find. in "focus" now senator hawley, republican from missouri, member of the senate judiciary committee. great to see you today. first of all, break down what
re-elected back here with my friends and reporters at nea, you were talking before i spoke with senator fetterman about kind of the other other side, if you will and the question about donald trump, you were talking about it through the frame of his age this is a very different question yeah, it is a question. it is a question about what kind of president he would be for his second term. and we have evidence from hizon interviews. he gave a very lengthy interview for time magazine. he's comments there. and even in some ways, how he ran in 2016, the whole lock her up, chant against hillary clinton he does seem to be out for revenge in a second term, he is explicitly telling his supporters that there they will be redeemed. he will be redeemed because he will seek revenge in a second term, this would make america not a democracy anymore. it would make it an autocracy. the idea
democratic senator leading demands for justice alito's recusal joins us as well as for ethics reform on the high court, rhode island senator sheldon whitehouse is on the show. ♪♪ good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. hunter biden is in court for the third day of his trial on felony gun charges with first lady jill biden and hunter's wife in the courtroom. just stepping off the witness stand, hunter's first wife, the mother of three of his children, testifying about hunter's struggle with addiction. this morning, an fbi special agent was cross-examined by biden's attorney about the details of his addiction and the gun purchase, which is at the heart of the case. earlier, the prosecution played for the jury audio from fession.
pennsylvania by over 80,000 votes and it's gonna be close in 2024. but i absolutely say this, that joe biden is going to win again in 24 senator i before i let you go, you spoke at your sheba university's commencement in the last couple of weeks. >> i want to play a clip for our viewers discovered that last year's already he invent iron dome and i don't belong in that company. >> i truly don't i really don't i i'm just senator with a big mouth that happens to be committed to standing with israel senator, is that a stage you ever thought you'd be standing on? no i was incredibly honored and the energy there was it was really incredible. and my message is
you have said. i speak regularly to the judicial conference, which the chief justice chairs. we have constant correspondence. we have had a couple of vehicle troi -- victories from the conference related to the supreme court. as you pointed out, they moved from ethics is our problem, nobody bother us, to here is our ethics statement, to here is our ethics code, even though it's not enforceable. we hope there will be continued progress at the court towards an actual enforceable ethics code with some real fact finding the way everybody else has to play by the rules. >> senator mcconnell spoke this morning, accusing democratic senators of unethical behavior for pressuring the court. it's clearly not going to change. we will leave it there. senator, come back. we have big decisions coming in the next couple of weeks. it will be consequential. >> gladly.
nutrition, your body craves, buying primal origins at walmart today, the most anticipated moment of this election and the stakes couldn't be higher. the president and the former president, one day to moderated by jake tapper and dana bash, the cnn presidential debate, thursday, june 27th, nine live on cnn and streaming on max president biden is used to being criticized from the left, whether it be on his new border policy or more recently his stance on the war in gaza. >> pennsylvania, senator john fetterman wants described himself as a progressive democrat. now, though he is among the president's chief defenders on issues that progressives are so mad about senator fetterman joins me now, live from capitol hill. thank you so much for being here, sir. the first question is about the president's border executive action. was that the right approach senator. the
donald trump used is actually a big problem for democrats does she have a point, senator will of course, she's entitled to her own opinion, but it does also seems that some of the harshest words for for the president in this situation seems to be more coming from very safe and blue very kinds of places. >> now, in pennsylvania, the border security is an important issue and we do all believe that we should have a secure border, and i never thought it was unreasonable for any democrat to wanted to make our border more security i want to ask you personally about your own sort of journey as the kids say some progressives have criticized you for being a different senator, then you suggested you would be when you were a candidate for senate? >> what do you say to that
great to see you. thank you so much. the threshold that triggers this executive order is 2500 and legal crossings per day. we have been well above that for the last couple of years. 6700-82 on average per day. i don't remember a week in recent years where daily crossings have been below 1500. many of these people are telling griff jenkins and bill melugin that they are not coming to claim asylum, they are coming to claim work. all they want to do is get a job which makes them ineligible for asylum. they are still coming. how in the world will this executive order change anything? >> let's be clear. americans need to know this really executive order order does absolutely nothing to change the chaos created by joe biden on the border. as the senator pointed out, this all was started by joe biden when he existed the executive orders wiping out all of the
a vote in the senate this afternoon will kick off, in fact, a month-long effort by democrats pushing action on a range of reproductive health matters. joining us now democratic senator jacky rosen of nevada. thanks for being with us, senator. talk to us about this vote today and why you think it's important in the fight for reproductive rights. >> well, thank you for having me, and you're exactly right. it's a put up or shut up moment because we know that women's fundamental freedoms are under attack, just about two years ago, roe v. wade, that was overturned, and we've seen in state after state, city after county, all across this country more and more measures meant to control women and restrict their freedoms. and we don't want anybody in a woman's doctor's office making these decisions for her, and we know also when roe v. wade was overturned, justice thomas said he would like to revisit griswold. griswold was the ruling by the supreme court that allowed women