Zoran Mandami is New York City's next mayor, the first Muslim to lead the city. His campaign leaned into diversity, posting videos of Mandani speaking different languages, eating ethnic food, walking all the streets, it felt like, of five burrows. It absolutely energized young voters and highlights a generational democratic divide.Namdani spoke directly to the working class, riding the bus to debates, making those 3:00 a. m. campaign stops to meet with cab drivers working the night shift, and earlier saying ...

Joining me now, one of those small business owners impacted by Donald Trump's tariffs, Yaire Reiner, founder and CEO of Gowana's Kitchen Lab in Brooklyn and inventor of the Frywall Splattergard, which is manufactured in China. And you and I, Yaier, first, thanks for coming back. We spoke in April.You said then that tariffs were killing your business. How is it now. >> So, I would say that uh it has been a success.If the point was to pick my pocket as a small business owner, um the tariffs have basically bee ...

I want to bring in former Obama White House communications director Jen Paul Ner, former Obama White House deputy chief of staff for operations and campaign manager for Obama 2012's re-election, Jim Msina, and former press secretary to former House Speaker John Boehner and Paul Ryan. MSNBC political analyst Brendan Buck. Great to have all of you there here. So, Jen, and I guess there because you're not here with me, but Jen, how do you Dems keep this going? Well, I think that um what the results sort of ref ...

When I speak about Trump proofing this city, I speak about protecting those with the least from the consequences of a man with the most power in this country. It is in part a reference to the need to ensure that any fight for additional revenue is one that also looks to try and protect those same New Yorkers from these kinds of cuts to the greatest extent that we can. And it's also a commitment to ensure that so many of the storied parts of city government return back to the moments where they were on the f ...

We just heard from Simone something that we heard, everybody heard in Washington, everybody heard in New York, which was your campaign wasn't connecting. You didn't have people on the ground. You were coming up short. You were going, "This is too race is too close. It shouldn't be this close. " Even last night, I was watching people say, "Oh, people are worried about Jersey City." D. So let me ask you >> other other than you know you deserve you know big old heap in the show and Freud but let me ask you why ...

Justice Gorsuch >> General, just a few questions following up on the major questions discussions you've had. Um, you say that uh we shouldn't be so concerned in the area of foreign affairs because of the president's inherent powers. That's the gist of it as I understand it.Why we should disregard both major questions and non-delegation. So, could Congress delegate to the president the power to regulate commerce with foreign nations as he sees fit. delay and collect duties as he sees fit.>> We we don't uh we ...

I can and I I gotta say yesterday morning, even yesterday morning, everybody I talked to, Democrats, Republicans, >> they were like, "Oh, it's close." >> Media people, >> it's a little too close. >> They were all saying, "We have Democrats like we have no idea where this is going to go." Like either one of these people could win. And then again, an absolute blowout. And again, an absolute blowout in a state that hasn't elected the same party to the governorship three times in a row since 1960.Right. and and ...

My fellow Virginiaians >> tonight. We sent a message. They always say we're loud, but man, with this vote, you guys just scream from the rooftop.New York, tonight you have delivered a mandate for change. A mandate for a new kind of politics, a mandate for a city we can afford, and a mandate for a government that delivers exactly that. Thank you to the next generation of New Yorkers who refuse to accept that the promise of a better future was a relic of the past.We will fight for you because we are you. >> I ...

But I mean and I think this is a question for the other side as well. It's too too facing. Yes, of course, tariffs and dealings with foreign powers.But the vehicle is imposition of taxes uh on on Americans. And that has always been the core power of Congress. So to have the president's foreign affairs power trump that that uh basic power uh for Congress uh seems to me to kind of at least ne neutralize uh between the two powers the executive power and the legislative power.>> Let me say two things in respons ...

and council Al Gangquin wasn't a textualist opinion. Do you agree with that. In other words, the analysis that the court was using there was really keyed to the legislative history of that statute and it wasn't as though we were doing an interpretation of the word adjust.I I disagree with that. I think you read the opinion first it talks about plain meaning, then it talks about statutory context and then it goes on to legislative history. So, it was all three of those.And the conclusion it came to it it it ...