delay tactic. if hope at best they might get an evidencey hearing. how the boxes were organized this way. whether or not there is something of allegations of bias and improper storage. on on the merits, it doesn t absolve trump of the idea that he willfully retained the documents. he knew he had them in 2022. when he turned stuff over to the archives. he is talking with his lawyers they are telling him to turn it over. we keep finding stuff. it will not ultimately change anything. but it will quite possibly the way judge cannon handles things but it will drag things out a little more. we are at the first anniversary of the mar-a-lago case. anyone s guess whether we get to the second anniversary. bradley moss, thank you for your time tonight. have a good night. that is our show. now it is time for the last word with jonathan who is in for lawrence o donnell. good evening. i would love to know if we are going to have a classified documents case but who knows. prepare
Big plume of smoke in that area. of course, we re continuing to follow this, but you might want to avoid that area in san jose. again, it s not far from lake cunningham. it s quimby road in southeast san jose, and we will bring you much more as we learn more. a big cleanup effort to get ready for a big pride installation today. more than 100 volunteers helped clean up trash up there on twin peaks. that s where the iconic pink triangle is going to be displayed. once a symbol, gay people were forced to wear it by and now represents pride for the lgbtq plus community. triangle takes us, takes up about an acre, could be seen for up to 20 miles away. now on friday, they re going to lay out and install the pink outline on saturday, volunteers expected to help install the rest of that triangle. organizers say you can still volunteer if you would like to get in on this. following the installation is going to be a commemoration ceremony. the triangle will stay up through june 30th. all right, d
Statements in the trump hush money trial starts today and nine eastern worked seven years zoom, i max foster, here are some of today s top stories donald trump will be in a new york courtroom today, but opening statements in the first ever criminal trial of a former us president trump has pleaded not guilty to 34 felony counts for his alleged role in a hush money my scheme to conceal an affair with an adult film star hundreds gathered on sydney s bond diabetes yesterday to remember the six people killed in last week s westfield mall knife attack, australia s prime minister was their paid tribute to the victims. 12 others were injured in the attack including a nine-month-old baby whose mother was killed tokyo held its annual rainbow pride parade on sunday. supporters of the lgbtq plus community are calling for more rights, marriage, equality, managing has been a controversial issue in japan, for this, the one g7
identity group, african-americans, people in the lgbtq plus community. if any of these comments that were made against the jewish people were made against other groups, you would not be saying that is racism. she had a moment where she could have stood out and strongly condemned it and not supported it and not said it depends on the context. she would still be president today. why did you sink to this low and crime? i didn t sing to that level, brother. let me tell you exactly what i said and i hope you understand. i have it in front of me. i know but i know sister gave eric she doesn t have an anti-semitic bone-in her body. she didn t speak strong enough. that was a weak response at the congressional committee. but that doesn t mean she is anti-semitic. it doesn t mean she ought to rezone. you know and i know there has
African-americans, people in the lgbtq plus community, if any of these comments that were made against the jewise commenhe people were made against other groups, you woul otherd not be g that s racism. and she had a moment where she have stood out and strongly condemned it and not supported it and not said, well, it depends on the context. she would still be president today. why did you why did you sinktod. brothis low and claim racism the way i then think that atlet a level do by the let me tell you exactly what what what i ho said and i hope you and i have it in front of me clearly one that no i don t know i know sister she doesn t have an anti-semitic bone in her body. s she didn t speak strong enough. i had a critique of that in the boston globetr. it was a weak response at the congressional committee. but that doesn t mean that she s anti-semitic. it doesn t mean she ought to resign. nd
Demonstration for human rights in us history, and a display of unity among five of the nation s largest civil rights organisations. well on saturday dr king s family and civil rights leaders gathered to mark 60 years since that first march in 1963. this year s march comes under the shadow of the supreme court recent striking down of affirmative action in college admissions and abortion rights as well as the nationwide erosion of voting rights and growing threats of violence against people of colour, dues and the lgbtq plus community. but this year organisers say dr. king s dream is newly threatened and more needs to be done. dr king s granddaughter yolanda renee king spoke at thursday s gathering, telling the crowd of thousands the fight is still not over. 60 years ago, dr king urged us to struggle against the triple evils of racism, poverty and bigotry. today racism is still with us, poverty is still with us and now gun violence has come to our places of worship, our schools and o
There are events across the country in big cities and small towns. antipride events. straight pride events that are anti-lgbtq events. there are outside the lgbtq plus community, there are white lives matter events and all kinds of pro white nationalism events. these things are happening all around the country on a daily basis. and often time when you do see an act of violence, an attempted act of violence take place, once you trace back that person s social media use, their contacts, the type of media they re consuming, you will often see that s the kind of thing they re consuming. i don t think it is too much of a stretch to say the rhetoric plays into it. look at the direct relationship to the things donald trump says and people willing to take
Warned is an epidemic in our country, and maybe putting it on the table as a political dynamic. it leads to political extremism or at least creates a more friendly climate for political extremism to grow. i read a lot of rene brown. she talks about a petrie dish. if you put loneliness in a petrie dish, it flourishes. if you put people back in communities, maybe it doesn t. are we still a country that cares enough to do that? it seems the problem is so obvious and it is staring us in the face. do all of us band together and say, they re coming for people, democrats, the lgbtq plus community, for the teachers, the artists, the fbi, do the rest of us stand up and say enough and do something different?
Directed at marginalized communities, which by the way, are all targeted. the homeland security department says they re all targeted for political violence. there s no one that isn t except we can all guess who. i wonder if we keep them separate because we just look at, well, everyone is free to say what they want. you know, i think it doesn t take very much of a stretch to tie many of the acts of violence to the rhetoric in online spaces and in the offline spaces. three days a week a research group with whom i work with sends me monitoring notes with what they re seeing. and there is not a single day that goes by that there aren t more attacks on the lgbtq plus community. i mean, it has been just incessant for the last year. there has always been attacks. the volume and not just saying mean things or threatening violence in big ways. there is a lot of organizing.
Risk-based questions, not based on who somebody is. and there are still some exceptions, though, right? there are. and you know, the lgbtq plus community is still calling this stig stigmatizing. so some of the exceptions are based on sexual history. also exceptions based on use of anti-viral drugs to prevent hiv infection because the fda says that could lead to false negatives in terms of screening out hiv. but yoknow, gmhc, an hiv aids service organization say this still perpetuates stigma that we have been seeing with these guidelines for 30 years. yeah. how much will it help in terms of supply? a few of my friends have gone to donate recently. and a big question is they need more supply. is this expected to boost that a lot? they definitely do. only 3% of age-eligible people actually donate every year. it surprised me it was so small. so there is a really big hope that this could encourage more