trying. i think we have to put on the shelf the big elephant in the room for the time being. there is another one about the relationship between the religion and the states. there are gaps in the society. there are many main issues. in order to make sure, first of all, that israel will remain a democracy. so we join hands in all parts of the situation. mentioned earlier the firing of the defense minister. the minister of defense, he s demanded the covenant in order to present what he sees as an immediate risk to the security of the nation. and that s something unheard of. and netanyahu didn t let him to
drove past the kids playing on the playgrounds. will the republicans start advocating for kids not playing outside asno well? this is all distraction. they re fine with do a run on the gun, you can argue that if you want to a get rid of the second amendment. but completely oblivious to what legalization of marijuana has doneti and is doing to an entir generation of americans with violent consequences. not sure how we got to marijuana in thisw discussion. butan it s always something, ner the guns. sometimes the distraction is something with a shred of truth to it like how we in this country do not do enough to heln those undergoing a mental health crisis. except plenty of people in plenty of countries have mental healthco issues.th
so we have something on the side of sensible gun reform. if our viewer is offended tonight, what does doing the right thinges look like? doing the right thing is that every day until it stops. doing the right thing is what we do. all the groups fighting against gun violence we don t wait for a shooting to tellol you what we think and y must do, we should n assault weapons, no, this is a daily job. there are almost a million people on that march five years ago. where are they now? where are the celebrities today to prevent the shooting tomorrow. it was five years ago this weekend, in fact. that s the amazing part about it. you and i have talked a lot, but how is this differentve for you? when you hear the news, when i see it on my phone there s been a schoolho shooting, what s difference for you when you heaw about these things? i know i know what the
correspondent for nbc news. what do you make of this? mike pence did talk about in his book he does make speeches about how history s going to judge donald trump. he s a guy who wants to say something. yet he s a guy who fought the subpoena. by all accounts, he believes if he has a constitutional right to some immunity as it relates to his role on january 6th, that has been sort of a novel legal claim, an untested one. there was a lot of debate among lawyers about whether or not it would work. the judge seems to agree with in principle that the victory is, because the real heart of what the special counsel wants is proving trump s intent and all of his efforts to try to obstruct and overturn the 2020 election. so to the extent that he can now probe their conversation leading up to january 6th. mike pence said i m not compelled to testify. but it doesn t seem like that s
pain is. you re onein of the lucky ones still, still.ti i know exactly what those parents are feeling today. i went through that and that s why so desperate to let you understand that we need to call for ad national action here. i m calling for an educational strike. we need the teachers to stand with usan and save their placesf work and their kids and their students. this isd an urgent call what i doing now.in not a regular interview so you can knowrv how i feel. you don t want to feel how i feel. no. no, i can t imagine what that feels like. but when someonefe strikes it s because something has happened in their industry and we think it can t happen to us. but we know our kids go through