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Long like todays was. our predecessors in the news business either re-aired or re-capped watergate hearings every night in primetime when that investigation was underway in 1973. we know now looking back at history that that was a good decision by news organizations back then. it was a service to the country at the time in a -- lot, so we here at msnbc have committed to do the same for every daytime hearing from the january 6th investigations. whether or not you are able to watch these hearings ...

Today, what they and their predecessors havent been willing to see for 300 years. >> which is actual critical race theory. >> there are arguments about whether we should teach kids in accurate history of america -- >> what did you say? race theory? >> critical race theory, what are your thoughts on that? tonight is it okay if a teacher says that slavery is bad, is that okay? >> know? >> so what if they say are not good. >> nothing is bad. >> nothing is bad? >> i am not surprised if you are confu...

Dollars to teach kids to hate each other or to hate this country. >> but if were going talk about critical race theory, then we need to distinguish between this -- >> until white people get smart, black people cant get free. so one of our main tasks is doing whatever is possible to try to get whites to see today what their -- what they and their predecessors havent been willing to see for 300 years. >> reporter: which is actual crt and this. >> right foul there is arguing about should we teach k...

Thats a crazy concept. having said that, how can they say, no, boris, even though weve had a number of your predecessors both on the labor and tories, you know, stay beyond their announced resignation is, in your case, were going to make an exception. what is it about him that has them antsy? >> look, of course, the liberals hate him, hes actually not right at all. but he did back brexit and they cant forgive him. and conservatives cant forgive him because he was elected over conservatives. and ...

It, you know, like they would pay for concert tickets. >> so one can always understand, or can try to understand why donald trump does this, and why its different from his predecessors but who else speaks at these rallies? we got a sense of who the attendees are. who are the cast of characters, are there openers and covers for them? >> yes, and theyre very handsomely paid as well. there are other right wing stars like daneshdsouza. kimberly guilfoyle, donald trump jr., and can das owens, and tho...

Year weve created more jobs than at any court or under any of my predecessors in nearly 40 years before the pandemic. think about that. at a time when our critics of the economy was too weak or heavy and already had a more jobs in my first year as president of any president in history. we still added more jobs in the past three months than any administration in 40 years. no luck, i know times are tough. prices are too high. families are facing the cost -- but todays economic news can the unemplo...

Any quarter of any of my predecessors in nearly 40 years , before the pandemic and think about that. at a time when our critics said the economy was too weak or having already added more jobs, adding already more jobs in my first year of presidency than any president in history, we still added more than any president in a previous administration in the last 40 years. look, i know that times are tough. families are facing cost-of- living increases, but today its economic news confirms the fact th...

Policing with the consent of the community and consent of the public, bringing them there was a phrase that he is that if i was very telling. we will not unilaterally dispensed tactics. i was very interesting. clearly preps a dig at predecessors who have gone away to make a head with particular sets of tactics of policing without adequate consultation of communities and that is something that he wants to address. ., ., is something that he wants to address. ., ,, , ., , . covid infections in the...

Sorts— enormous city, huge population, all sorts of— enormous city, huge population, all sorts of things make policing difficult _ sorts of things make policing difficult. money is pretty tight, there _ difficult. money is pretty tight, there is— difficult. money is pretty tight, there is gang problems, there is knife _ there is gang problems, there is knife crime problems, you wonder also why— knife crime problems, you wonder also why anyone would actually to take it _ also why anyone w...

Guy, when i went out against him. and i released a zillion pictures of me and rooms with, them on air force one with, them at the board with them. there are plenty of examples. same thing with cassidy hutchison. there are two categories of people. one, with the principles, the cabinet secretaries, the top, leaders they want to see on tv. and that people you call the backbenchers, the ones where theyre in the meetings with those people. cassidy hutchison is one of those backbencher, think of as a...