what they think. chuck rosenberg, what is you take there is a lot in the indictment that did no surprise me, we have bee hearing for a long time it would be related to the hush money payments and therefore false entries on the books and records of the trump organization but there are some reall fascinating detail in th company statement of facts tha prosecutors filed yesterday, which shows, a couple of things one, their theory for elevatin those false records and thos false entries into felonies, violations of election law state and federal, and the hin of a plan to violate state - law. you also see the sensuality of not just michael cohen to this scheme, but also - clear to me from the statement of facts, and the prosecutor can prove everything in that statement of facts tha minister pecker woul essentially publishes th national enquirer wa responsible for the catch an kill stories, is a reall important witness. he had private conversations with trump, and in those convers
we have an ill sharpton, first let me salute you on standin up, saying what this was about in terms of you not bein excluded, and the others were. that was race. i think people around th country, you know, had hop from you standing up and havin that kind of courage let me ask this. do you see any legal or othe ways that could lead to th reinstatement of your tw colleagues, and do you see a path forward in terms of dealing with laws around gun in the state of tennessee? we are talking about reactin to nine-year-olds being killed at school, and i do not thin we want to - so do you see a pathway toward dealing with a gun legislation that the three of you advocated? and do you see a way of legally, or otherwise, reinstating thes two lawmakers that you may fee
in this chamber, no expulsion. in fact, they are in leadership and the governor s administration we feel once again, what you are saying to us, is that yo are trying to put us on trial. i will say what you are puttin on trial is the state of tennessee. what your really - is holding up a mirror, to a state that is going back t some dark, dark roots. a state in which the crew ku klux klan was founded, it is now attempting another power grab by silencing the tw youngest black representatives and one of the only women, democratic women in this bod dr. king taught us that sometimes there is a consciousness above rule, abov what you might say s law the true forms of protest is known disobedience, for less
out. joining us now, tennessee state representative glori johnson who was one of the three who was not expelled yesterday. thank you so much for being on the show this morning. we appreciate it i guess the question for you this morning is, what worrie you the most about wha happened in the state hous yesterday, and what gives yo the most hope. well, you know, it is just travesty process was not there was no process there were rules, we tried t get some information on what the rules were going to, b what the process was going to, be we got nothing, and a littl bit of direction that woul allow us to bring in any video of our own however, when we get there they make a motion to show their video that we have not seen, we don t know who took it we did not know how the added it they promised us it was only filmed from the floor that day but it turns out it was not.
than ten points. this is a huge defeat fo republicans. it really does shape their whole state government, but as you point, out the trend lin could not be clearer if republicans go into 202 with a very very stron anti-roe v. wade position, the are going to see the sam patterns you highly motivated, but you have voters in the suburbs who traditionally republican who voted for a very liberal candidate supreme court last night. that is got to send shockwaves through the republican party i a key swing state. coming up, 60 minutes o facing major backlash were interviewing marjorie taylor greene huge debate is that criticism fair, w will debate, we will be righ back (man) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over?