Good morning. It's Sunday, March the 22nd. I'm Ali Valshi. We're watching the Middle East

closely this morning. We're learning that at least two Iranian missiles have penetrated

Israel's sophisticated, multi-layered air defense systems. We're going to go live to the region

for an update on that. Plus, the Senate is set to convene in the next hour to debate the president's voter suppression

bill and to hold a procedural vote on the nomination of Mark Wayne Mullen to lead the

Department of Homeland Security. This says Trump promises to deploy ICE agents to run security

at American airports if a deal is not reached to reopen the DHS.

We're watching those developments as well. And what better time for a massive nationwide protest

than the middle of an expensive and deadly war of choice, a violent federal immigration crackdown,

and a widening scandal over the cover-up of the Epstein files. The next No Kings Day,

one week away, is almost here. I'm going to be talking to the legendary Bill McKibbin,

who's among the national organizers about what is coming in the next chapter of this new

resistance. We begin this hour with another reason to resist, an economy that is increasingly

not working for working

Americans in a country that is run by a real estate developer who's populated his cabinet

with billionaires. I want to zoom in specifically on the housing crisis in this country because

its causes are complex and its consequences are dire. Last week, you'll remember I told you

the story of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, a vast open

landscape nestled beneath towering mountains founded and built by working people who were

driven by grit, ambition, and an entrepreneurial spirit.

And I told you that despite those roots, the people who sustain Jackson Hole today, the workers,

can no longer afford to live there. Some are living in their cars just to stay close to their

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