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Fencing thats gone around the crime scene and around the parking lot of this walmart. so people are still coming through at a steady pace, paying their respects and this morning there was a march from a downtown park all of the way to a courthouse where presidential candidate beto orourke marched with them and congresswoman barbara lee. they talked about this hatred and racism. this notion that this shooter allegedly told police that he drove all of the way from the dallas area here to west texa...

Violent town. in a majority hispanic, binational city, this is the kind of thing thats never happened here. no one would ever think of doing this here. >> richard parker, we will call on you again and again and again. this is not a story any of us will forget for a very long time. thank you for being with us today. i will call on you again. i will go back to my colleague, jacob soboroff. >> hi, nicolle. why dont you come back in a minute. reverend william bar, a familiar face to all of us on msn...

Rose room and talking about an invasion, which disappeared until tuesday, immigrants talking about invading the country, facebook ads for dozens and dozens of mentions in paid advertising for the re-election campaign. talking about the infestation language he used in baltimore. biding lifting the moment putting the trump supporters, and bide saend for 12 seconds donald trump basked in the glee of the crowd, describing it as a gateway to a darker period in this very dark presidency and making thi...

Been, you know, disagreeing with the president and his party and has left the party. so some republicans have said his tweets were racist, including will hurd, congressman will hurd, senator joni ernst and one former republican, now independent congressman justin amash, who says his tweets were racist and disgusting. i just want to know why there is such a small club here. is it about self-preservation or maybe this one will go away and i wont have to deal with it and therefore -- >> you know, i...

Museum there. coincidence with the kansas teachers hall of fame. its an awkward pairing but, you know, they both pay rent. the industrial base is meat packing and that has attracted a lot of hispanic workers and their families. dodge city, kansas, is now a majority minority town, its majority hispanic. the reason we ended up spending time there before the midterm elections this past year is because republican elected officials in red state kansas made some striking decisions when it came to voti...

Patrol or isis are going to be hit in the face with rocks, were going to arrest those people. that doesnt mean shoot them. but year going to arrest those people quickly and for a long time. >> the pentagon has a different tark. two sources say defense officials have repeatedly emphasized the troops at the border are there to support civil authorities and are not expected to come into any contact with migrants. president trump is mang life uncomfortable for a republican congressman who disagree...

Right, even though there is no presidential race on the ballot this year. and as were getting down to the wire here, down to the last four days, we are seeing a lot of legal wrangling related to the election as well. last night on the show we highlighted two big standout voting rights cases, voting rights crises really where federal judges decided at the last minute that they would not weigh in to help. both in majority hispanic dodge city, kansas, where the republican county clerk decided this ...

There is no presidential this year. last night on the show we highlighted two big stand out voting right cases. voting rights crisis, really, where a federal judges decided at the last minute they would not weigh into help. both in majority hispanic dodge city, kansas. no voting place in all of dodge city for its 13,000 registered voters, not a single polling place in the whole town. both there and north dakota where a newly implemented law, blocking thousands of native american voters from cast...

So, we have recently been following this sort of dire voting rights situation in north dakota where there is one of the most important and closely fought senate races in the country, and where the republican-led government in that state decided to effectively block the ability of most native americans in that state to vote in this election. when they made it a requirement to vote this year, they got to have a residential street address on your i.d. native americans who live on rural reservations...

According to the aclu. in dodge city, kansas, more than ten times that many voters, have had to use one single polling place in town. 13,000 registered voters, one polling place. which itself is amazing, but this year they have decided to move that one single polling place for 13,000 voters, a majority hispanic dodge city, kansas, they decided to move the one polling place completely outside the city limits. this was first reported a few days ago. ever since this first got some national attentio...