towers foundation is proud of my brother and all those great heros that died on 9/11. where our foundation is going to be there for these families that pay the ultimate sacrifice. go to t2t.org. $11 a month and keep that promise to take care of not just these great police officers but every single one of them. >> ainsley: give them the debit card and comes out of ora count. notice on the phone. best notice you will receive because that's, what a two cups of coffee at starbucks. you can afford to do that to to help these individuals. what percentage of the people that you help are people like this where it's just senseless, where they didn't have to die, it's just some kid who -- or some young guy who is trying to steal beer and take someone's life. take as father away from his teenage son? >> and the police officers, they are all senseless. that's what they do. they are getting shot. they are protecting. sometimes it's a drunk driver, senseless, right, that runs into a police officer on a highway. when they pull somebody over. so it is -- to me it's all
funeral that he wanted. which as president i had to approve. i wasn't a fan of john mccain. >> i figured there would be a chance that i would catch it. sometimes i'd be in groups of for instance gold star families. they come within an inch of my face sometimes. they want to hug me and they want to kiss me. >> what sacrifice have you made for your country? >> i think i've made a lot of sacrifices. i worked very, very hard. i've created thousands and thousands of jobs. tens of thousands of jobs. >> a man came up to me and he handed me his purple heart. and i said, man, that's like -- that's like big stuff. i always wanted to get the purple heart. this was much easier. >> as frequent viewers of this program know, that's just a snippet of the very long history of the ex-president's disparaging comments about military heroes and veterans. much of which wasn't even on camera. like the reporting that donald trump called fallen troops, quote, suckers and losers. or his instruction to mark
the morning, waiting for hours. it's folks like vivek ramaswamy who need to get in touch with the voters and make sure they turn out. he has done the double grassley, visited all 99 counties twice, but he still has not cracked single digits here. he's saying he's going to shock the world on caucus night. he's also saying he's going to stay in this for the long haul. take a listen. >> i'm staying all the way through november 2024 of this year, and i'm staying all the way through january of 2033. i'm going to leave that white house after two terms and we revive this country. we're not making the sacrifice lightly, and i'm not one to do something halfheartedly. >> reporter: again, the numbers aren't there for that just yet, and of course we don't have a crystal ball. iowa breaks late. iowa voters are notoriously very, they like to see everybody. they like to choose last minute. they like to shake the hands. we have seen a lot of folks at
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>> another thing is if he uses those connotations, and calls them hostages, tourists, peaceful protesters. if there are those things, when does that make us the police officers? are we sequesters, are we hostage takers? we were the ones defending the capitol on january the 6th, not the other way around. and he's only accusing all the people in making those assumptions because he had never done any sacrifice for anyone else but himself. coming up! the top democrat standing in the way of the republican push to impeach president biden. the ranking member of the house oversight committee. congressman raskin is our guest straight ahead on morning joe! rning joe! pet food. it's amazing what real food can do. ( ♪ ♪ )
and compared mr trump's recent inflammatory language to that heard in nazi germany. mr biden said the former president's campaign was all about "revenge and retribution" and mr biden criticised mr trump's inaction onjanuary 6 as his supporters violently stormed the us capitol and some chanted in favour of hanging then vice president mike pence and then speaker of the house nancy pelosi. mr biden said american democracy was pushed to the brink but survived and he said mr trump was — and remains — willing to "sacrifice" democracy for his own benefit. donald trump's mob weren't a peaceful process. it was a violent assault. they were introspection is, not patriots. that make insurrection lists. they were there to protect the constitution. they were there to destroy the constitution. donald trump won't do what a us president needs to. he won't
>> another thing -- >> former -- go ahead, aquilino. >> another thing is, like, if he uses those connotations and calls them patriots, hostages, you know, tourists, peaceful protesters, if there are those things, according to him, what does that make us, the police officers? are we the sequesters? are we the hostage takers? we were the ones defending the capitol on january 6th, not the other way around. he's only accusing other people and making those assumptions because he never had done any sacrifice for anyone else but himself. >> former d.c. metropolitan police officer michael fanone. former capitol police sergeant aquilino gonell, thank you, both, very much for coming on the show this morning. thank you for your service. >> thanks for having me. >> thank you. >> thanks, guys.
wouldn't it be reasonable to say, gee, i don't know that i can take that to the bank going forward. yes, i think the fact that he's campaigning on something, that does not mean that he would actually follow through on it. >> we have marylou here. she is a retired army officer and educator from neve da, iowa. she says she is a republican who is undecided. what's your question for the governor? >> thank you. first of all, i want to thank you for your service, governor. >> you too, likewise. >> i think only a veteran really can appreciate the sacrifice you and your family made. my question is, i have a 33-year-old son who is a college graduate and a professional, and he feels he will never be able to purchase a home. homeownership has long been a major part of the american dream. what do you plan to do as president to make homeownership more accessible to the middle class? >> thank you for the question, marylou, and thank you for your service to this country. you're right. not only should we appreciate
voters contrast donald trump. >> what i'm saying is, if you have run before, promised things, didn't deliver, and then you are running on the same things, wouldn't it be reasonable to say, gee, audit i contacted in the bank on forward? so, yes. i think he's campaigning on something, that does not mean he would actually follow through on. it >> we have marilou here, she's a retired army officer and educator from nevada, iowa. she says she's a republican who's on the hood. mary lou, thanks for being here tonight. what's your question? >> first of, all i want to thank you for your service, governor. >> likewise. >> i think only a veteran can really appreciate the sacrifice you and your family made. my question is, we have a 33 -year-old son who's a college graduate and professional, and he feels he will never be able to purchase a. home home ownership has long been a major part of the american dream. what do you plan to do as president to make homeownership more accessible to the middle
division and the meaning of sacrifice. and he taught us this. a house divided could not stand. that is a great and timeless truth. >> just days before the voters went to the polls a second speech, this time in georgia. roosevelt's retreat a as he thought to steer a nation from a world on fire. >> this place represented a i way forward, a way of restoration, of resilience, of healing. in the years that followed, fdr would come back here often to think about how heal the nation and the world, and that's exactly what he did. lifting us out of a great depression, defeating tyranny, s saving. >> one year after the january 6th insurrection after boyden was elected, boiden standing th