Episode 6

Colorado congressional candidate Melat Kiros discusses her campaign for congress; MS NOW National Reporter Rosa Flores discusses her new series Voices of America, where she talks to voters across the country about issues that matter most to them; MS NOW senior reporter Josh Eiiger discusses his reporting on data centers and how they have disrupting and polluting towns across the U.S.
Constitutional law professor Kermit Roosevelt III helps make sense of the Supreme Court ruling that immigration officers can now deny green card holders re-entry into the U.S.; MS NOW National Security Analyst Ben Rhodes breaks down ongoing conflict between U.S. and Iran; MS NOW reporter talks to people attending New York's 57th annual pride parade and dance music pioneer Kevin Aviance shares what Pride means to him.
Rep. Summer Lee weighs in on Trump's refusal to sign congress' bipartisan housing affordability bill; California Attorney General Rob Bonta shares how Trump is attempting to restrict voting access across the country and the DOJ's Paramount-Warner Bros. merger; L.A. voters weigh in on the housing affordability crisis, Trump's changes to the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool, who they think will win the World Cup and major Democratic wins in recent primaries; Mary H.K. Choi and Jumaane Williams react to voters' thoughts on those key issues and how it relates to Choi's New York Times Bestselling book "Pool House"; Country music artist Bryan Andrews discusses his political activism.
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