Meet the Press NOW — June 4

Yuma, Ariz. Mayor Doug Nicholls (R) reacts to President Biden’s executive order that will limit asylum seekers at the Southern Border. Attorney General Merrick Garland is questioned by House Republicans. FBI Agent Erika Jensen takes the stand in Hunter Biden’s criminal gun trial. North Carolina Gubernatorial Nominee and Atty. Gen. Josh Stein (D) discusses the issue of abortion in the state.

00:00 Intro
00:54 Biden signs executive action on illegal immigration
10:19 AZ State House voting to put controversial immigration measure on ballot
15:22 One-on-one with Mayor Doug Nicholls (R) Yuma, AZ
21:30 AG Garland testifies on Capitol Hill
25:54 Defense begins cross-examination of first witness in Hunter Biden trial
29:54 Panel: Republicans say Biden is playing politics with executive action on border
39:31 One-on-one with Atty Gen. Josh Stein (D-NC)
46:45 Indian voters hand PM Modi a surprise setback with slim majority in parliament

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[LG-oqdy]

Open the floodgates then say "we need more money". It's almost as if this is all deliberate.

[KCAATV]

So, little Mikey, what happened to the bipartisan bill? Don't pee on my leg, little Mikey and tell me its raining.

[epochchange]

Ok MAGA Mike, next time Democrats will help show you the door just like they did McCarthy.

[sammymarcy]

He didn't pass up this opportunity to get his face on camera

[Tauasa]

Bet Johnson is a terrible at poker. Dude gets flustered easily

[sammymarcy]

He needs to talk to the person who blocked the border bill ( Trump )

[tamarabrinton]

He opened the boarder what now ? He is doing this - now was 3 years ago lol is this a joke

[judyjackson]

Hunter and Trump if the shoe fits wear it. The law applies to all.

[epochchange]

Can these journalists ask anything other than "what is your message?". It''s lame.

[theazrael]

On February 7, the US Senate blocked consideration of a bipartisan compromise proposal for border security and immigration, just three days after its public release. The compromise bill was the result of painstaking, months-long negotiations, and may have a longer shelf life than the past few weeks’ political frenzy suggests. While the bill has some flaws, it was the best achievable, bipartisan approach the United States could get in 2024 to break a decades-long gridlock on border security and immigration policy. This landmark bill is worth understanding because it may be the starting point for major reforms in 2025 no matter who wins the White House and the two houses of Congress in the November 5, 2024 election - Thomas S. Warwick

[ceceliaworcester]

Gates, not everybody has a Daddy that gets them a job and helps coverup his indiscretion’s. Most people work hard and work toward a move up to the next position on merit.

[AAX]

Why didn't Biden do this before? Why did he remove the border protection we had on his first day of office?

[SallyS-]

Mike Johnson, if you were concerned about the border, you would have led Congress to pass the bipartisan border bill instead of bootlicking to your dear leader.

[yolandacreag]

Mike what's your solution for the border crisis you and your other do nothing congressmen and women ????

[gregfoster]

There it is, democrats need to remind the people of the republican obstruction at every turn. Also repeat the fact that the border issues could have been made much better if they did not block progress....as they had always intended to do.

[ericmoranvillesr]

I want to know who is making money off of this.

[TheSecretariesBodyButter]

You don’t think you just told the people coming over the southern border what they need to tell border patrol, when you just listed what those higher standards are? 🙄

[patriciaurrutiapaz]

Executive orders are emergency measures, they help in a short run. But what more can a President do when Congress doesn't cooperate?

[Lamin_G]

*38:23* That panelist must be living in a wonderland bubble detached from Earth if she assumes that the antiwar crowd will be content with halfhearted "gestures" toward _"some material progress"_ short of *bringing the conflict to an end.*

[tamarabrinton]

We went from a walk to stop it than opposite open it up ? What country does that ? Hmm