it s coming down to one thing. this has been about spending. the democrats have never wanted to stop the amount of spending that they do. they want to keep adding and adding and adding. i do not think it s right that you borrow money from china to pay people to stay home that are able-bodied with no dependents on the couch. this hour, a new washington post reporting ties donald trump to the movement of classified documents the day before a scheduled visit to mar-a-lago by the fbi. is the special counsel s investigation closing in? a former star football coach, alabama senator tommy tuberville blocking 300 military appointments. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in washington. nonstop talks reported are moving negotiators closer to a deal, but they are not there yet. time is not on their side. joining me now, kelly o donnell and garrett haake, who have been going back and forth on all the details. garrett, to you. the speaker just spoke. congressman mchenry and
realistic hope right now, as we sit here, that this time will be different? greg abbott would like us all to think that this is a mental health problem, every expert will tell you that these people that there are no indicators of mental health. that they re rational people, that they plan these things out. they re psychopaths, sure. but you re never going to really truly isolate them and identify them beforehand. and the experts around the country suggest that. there s mental health problems all over the world, but you don t have incidents like this happening all over the world. just here in these united states. i m in this business, because i have to find solutions to problems. and i hope and i have hope, that we can change things. so, let s see what greg abbott does. because i m calling on him right now to call a special session to bring us back in. we are seven states that meet every other year. we re a part-time legislature. we need to get back in there. because the
defended the limits on what can be taught inhos, this after not out pardons for january 6 rioters yesterday. joining me now is former republican ohio governor and presidential condition john kasich and victoria desoto. he is dangling pardons like mr. trump. this is the first i heard this. i m flabbergasted. the situation is the republican party now the majority of them i wouldn t say it s 70%, but it s maybe 55%, 60%, they have they are afraid of things. they are afraid of immigration. they are who is going to come
actually screen shot it on my phone and was going to tweet it out but frankly i was too angry about it. one thing we can demand from politicians is stop treating guns as a fetish. stop saying that guns or the second amendment is more sacred than the human lives of these children. charlie sykes and victoria desoto, thank you. lester holt s incredible conversation with survivors and parents and victims and how they re coping. this is chris jansing reports only on msnbc. reports only on msnbc. will start realg that they don t recall things as quickly as they used to or they don t remember things as vividly as they once did. i ve been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, man, you ve got a memory like an elephant.
collier, the chair of the state legislative in black caucus and left texas in washington, d.c. she s fresh out meeting with vice president harris and with know victoria desoto at the university of texas, thank you so much for joining us this evening. what does the country need to do to keep the republicans from taking over. u.s. for having me. it was an hour long meeting. it was a great conversation, she took questions and encouraged us. she s very grateful for the activism of texas democrats to take a stand for democracy so it was just she reminded us of the work we are doing is so historical. she went back and talk about