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insane experiences to witness an insane moment, a moment many thought would never come, but the people who showed up and tuned in on tnt came to see history. and they got it. >> westbrook with it. give it to lebron. >> reporter: with the fade and flick of the wrist, history. >> turn, shoots. scores? >> there it is. all hail the new king in town? >>. >> reporter: in front of family and friends, lebron james becomes the all-time leading scorer. >> to be able to be in the presence of such a legend, it means so much. please give a standing ovation to the captain, please. >> reporter: some fans were unsure this day would ever come. especially those that watched
>> i probably can count on my hands how many times i've cried in 20 years, either in happiness or defeat, you know, so, you know, that moment was one of them when i kind of teared up a little bit. it was i can't believe what's going on. >> omar jimenez has more on that moment. have a listen. >> reporter: people came to see history and they witnessed it. lebron james now the all time leading scorer in nba history and he would be the first to admit that he didn't think he would be the one to break what some thought was a previously unbreakable record, but when you look at everything lebron has done over the course of his career, who else would it have been? and the moment came on a tuesday night and when that happened, when he hit a fade away off the left elbow, almost nothing but net, he ran to center court, raised his arms in triumph as an entire arena cheered him on, likely many more watching from
history! lebron stands alone! >> los angeles lakers lebron james with the fadeaway jumper to seal his name as the league's all-time leading scorer. topping kareem abdul-jabbar's nearly 40-year-old record. lebron now leads with 38,390 points. a number that will keep growing the longer the 38-year-old keeps playing. cnn's omar jimenez is in l.a. somehow wrangled this assignment. was there to witness last night's historic moment. omar, tough gig. the lakers we should point out lost the game to the oklahoma city thunder, but tell us what it was like to be there. >> yeah, i mean, look, we haven't slept much. i am trying to convince myself i wasn't screaming when we watched this. as the countdown got closer to the record being broken, there was a countdown clock on the scoreboard. when it was two points away, everybody was on their feet, phones out and with a fade from the left elbow and flick of the
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legislation that drives us to create supply chains that are domestic. that policy is shifting a lot of people's mindsets and driving us to say how do we build local supply chain for battery? every car company that operates in the united states is thinking the same thing. i think that's outstanding. i think the reality as well is this has for a long time been something that's politicized, electrification, we're beginning to see that fade, which is really encouraging. it's not a right or left issue. >> reporter: there's been some push back that not all evs will great these great incentives at the outset. what do you think of that? >> it's a fact. i mean, it's going to prioritize domestic supply chains for sure but i think everybody who is serious about being in the u.s. market is going to figure out
to a party of desperate disarray. on maggie haberman on the guy, quote, mr. trump has significantly diminished a shrunken presence on the political landscape. his fade is a function of political missteps in recent months. she goes on to write, for many members of a party that would like to recover from three bruising election cycles, mr. trump has never felt more like a product of the past, in other words, maybe he's just yesterday's news. joining the conversation for the bulwark, msnbc contributor tim miller. donna is back as well. donna, i said i was going to come back to you. here's how i want to frame the question for you, as you go through the litany of things, donald trump's no good, bad week here. the taxes where does that fit for you, among the woes that he's currently confronting, on the legal front, the political