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>> its anger into action. thats what the oversight chair carolyn maloney says she hopes to achieve next week during hearing, were survivors and parents of victims eovaldi and buffalo will tell american lawmakers their stories. nbc news reports that on wednesday, the committee will hear testimony from the zeneta everhart, whose son, zaire goodman, was injured at the tops supermarket in buffalo, as well as from uvaldes sole pediatrician, roy guerrero, and felix and kimberly rubio, whose ...

operation. this is a great step. >> and, congratulations to the activists who have been pushing for this. and a congressional and executive-level for a long time. hats off to the biden white house. its an amazing that appreciating president not call trump didnt do this. >> its about time. good news. >> yes it is. >> thanks money,. >> think. >> thank you. >> president biden began his address to the nation tonight. on gun violence. with the report on what he found in his visit to uvalde....

found in his visit to uvalde. >> innocent victims, murdered in the classroom, that had been turned into a killing field. standing there in that small town, like so many other communities across america. i couldnt help but think, they are too many other schools, too many other everyday places, that have become killing fields. battlefields. here in america. >> tonight, president biden delivered the message to congress, and to the country, that he heard in uvalde. >> they had one message ...

my congressional republican friends led by rick scott have a different approach. hes actually introduced a plan -- he wants to raise taxes on working families by an average of $1,500 a year, put medicare and social security, medicaid -- excuse me, social security and medicaid on the chopping block every five years. in other words, every five years theyre going to no longer exist unless they vote them back into existence. i disagree with that. what in gods name are they doing? ill work ...

d.c. courthouse where navarro is expected to arrive in about an hour and a half. weve got a lot to talk about and the best people to talk about it. "new york times" chief white house correspondent peter baker. nbcs pete williams. nbcs sahil kapur on capitol hill. ari melber, msnbc chief legal correspondent and host of "the beat." let me start with you, ari, because i saw peter navarro on your program last night. he did not appear, to me, to be a man who thought he might be in federal c...

former trump aide peter navarro indicted today by the justice department on two counts, contempt of congress for the way hes defied repeatedly in public the insurrection probe. big news whether you follow it here on msnbc where mr. navarro has been a guest or anyone, really, in the trump world or around the nation. a trump white house adviser indicted for issues related to the insurrection. how it played out today. >> breaking news moments ago involving former top trump white house off...

the country. yes, the majority vote democrat. but in 2020, there was an enormous shift to the republican party. the future of our democracy in the ballots, i wanted to find out whats fueling that rightward shift in latino communities across the. country so well have a conversation about all these things straight ahead. but first, this field report from florida. >> thank you. as you can imagine, politics is a total blood sport. >> the reason im a republican is those are my values. i thi...

a total blood sport. >> the reason im a republican is those are my values. i think thats resonating with others experiences as well. >> how many of you voted for trump in 2020? >> im scared to say that i voted for trump. >> but i also voted for obama. >> the biggest misconception is that latinos are supposed to be democrats. >> we just won the capital. >> my first language is spanish. im definitely not a white supremacist. i had a right to be there and protest. >> [speaking spanish] >>...

tougher gun safety rules. president biden will be addressing in nation in just over an hour. he has been pushing on this harder in the last few weeks. in the senate there is beltway talk of a, quote, frame work, although gun safety advocates and other experts say they have seen exactly this kind of talk and this d.c. move before. now, in the house tonight, there are people working to make change, so the frame work, which requires republican support is something that many people are not...

especially in new york city, to have a wholistic view of crime. what we will start to see is democrats like me who have experience in law enforcement but also understand the problems with our criminal justice system all working together. you look at texas. texas passed a law over the objection of every single law enforcement body in texas. the democrats were against it. the republicans passed an even more lenient gun law. and law enforcement was against it. at some point that alliance ...