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Magazine "christianity today" shocked readers and the trump white house way scathing editorial calling for president trumps removal from office citing his moral deficiency is. the president quickly firing back on twitter calling the magazine far left and progressive. last night the magazines editor mark galli responded directly to the presidents tweets right here on msnbc. >> mr. trump is obviously willfully ignorant about "christianity today." were hardly a progressive or leftist magazine nor a...

Wall is secure. they are going to dig their heeling in and are not going to pay for that wall. >> and the they are suing the employees for having to work without being paid. >> unfortunately during the 13 shutdown i was considered essential and had to work even on weekends. there wasnt a lot of sympathy for government employees. ultimately we still have the question of what is that tipping point going to be. we know its going to be political pressure and which side feels the most political press...

I believe the president while he is not directly responsible for the violence, i think because of this tone he set. traffic and rhetoric. where she to dieal it down. all of us need to. people are listening, our children are listening. the president by just saying kind words at the time of an incident, try heeling is not enough. the fuel pfeifffire and hatred. i think its important we all take responsibility. and dial down the rhetoric. the ultimate person who has the

Today, the streets of copley square are, once again, open. and the injured are heeling from the blast that changed their lives forever. >> were lucky to be alive. >> adrian davis was watching the marathon with her husband, air force captain, adam davis, who served in afghanistan. >> how close were you to the second explosion? >> i was right in front of it. right in front of the business where it was. so i felt the direct impact. >> when the first explosion went off, what did you think? >> there ...

>> and to honor the innocent lives lost. 29-year-old crystal campbell, third grader martin richard. and mit police officer, sean collier. today, the streets of copley square are, once again, open. and the injured are heeling from the blast that changed their lives forever. >> were lucky to be alive. >> adrian davis was watching the marathon with her husband, air force captain, adam davis, who served in afghanistan. >> how close were you to the second explosion? >> i was right in front of it. r...