Hey, welcome everybody to the Jim Acosta show. It is Wednesday, and apparently black smoke was seen rising from the Vatican conclave today as the Catholic Church has yet to select a new pope.

But we are still seeing the orange smoke coming out of the White House here in Washington, where it feels like Trump has to be smoking something.

Ladies and gentlemen, Trump on Truth Social said earlier today, he still

wants to do away with the Constitution and due process, saying this quote, our court system is not

letting me do the job I was elected to do. Activist judges must let the Trump administration

deport murderers and other criminals who have come into our country illegally without delay, he said.

I mean, my question

is who elected Donald Trump to do away with due process and the Constitution, but the American people

are pushing back. We have seen the town halls, the rallies, and the marches. And Gen Z is very much

leading that pushback. And that's why I am very excited to speak with my next guest, my first guest today on the Jim Acosta show, Deja Fox,

who is running for Congress in Arizona.

Deja, it's great to see you.

And this is for Raul Grijavo's former congressional seat.

He passed away.

So now that seat is open and you're running for us for all of this.

Tell us about it.

That's correct. My name is Deja Fox and I'm running in a special election out here in Arizona's 7th Congressional District.

We have 60-something days until our primary, July 15th. But if elected, I would be the first woman of my generation, Gen Z, in Congress. And I'm brought to this work,

you know, I'm 25, which was the final qualification to do this run. But I've been in this work for

a decade as an activist for better sex education, for birth control access, and abortion rights.

And so I'm not new to this work, but I am new to the electoral side,

and I intend to bring an activist spirit into this seat. Yeah, I want to talk about all these

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