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trump, the p.o.t., is against it. mccarthy, who told trump to call off his dogs on january 6th, now says antifa is the real problem. and mcconnell, who also started by saying trump was at fault for the insurrection, is now scrambling to kill this bill in the senate. just listen to the then and now. i ve made the decision to oppose the slanted proposal. fellow americans beat and bloodied the police, stormed the house floor, tried to hunt down the speaker of the house. they built a gallows and chanted about murdering the vice president. they did this because they had been fed wild falsehoods by the most powerful man on earth. because he was angry he lost an election. mr. president, it s not at all clear what new facts an additional investigation could lay on top of existing efforts by law enforcement and congress. if president trump were still in office, i would have carefully considered whether the house managers proved their specific charge. same demeanor. same hair ....
they may wind up doing it themselves. what do these 35 out of 211 mean? i argue it s the result, not the ratio. the leadership in the party of trump, the p.o.t., is against it. mccarthy, who told trump to call off his dogs on january 6th, now says says there s no problem to hook at, says antifa is the real problem. and mcconnell, who also started by saying trump was at fault for the insurrection, is now scrambling to kill this bill in the senate. just listen to the then and now. i ve made the decision to oppose the slanted proposal. by the house democrats. fellow americans beat and bloodied the police, stormed the house floor, tried to hunt down the speaker of the house. they built a gallows and chanted about murdering the vice president. they did this because they had been fed wild falsehoods by the most powerful man on earth. because he was angry he lost an election. mr. president, it s not at all clear what new facts an additional investigation could lay on top of ....
good morning. i m poppy harlow. i m jim sciutto. hours from now, president biden will leave the white house for oklahoma to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the tulsa race massacre. it is just a horrific and sadly, a long ignored chapter in this nation s history. on may 31st, 1921, a white mob descended on what was a thriving black neighborhood, greenwood, in tulsa. angry crowds went block to block. they looted. they killed. eyewitnesses reported planes, a relatively new invention at the time, took part in the attacks. attacks from the air. the destruction and devastation lasted until the next day. and the scenes afterwards just horrendous. not just homes and businesses, but schools and churches also destroyed. the very heart of that community burned to the ground. thousands were left homeless as many as 300 black americans were killed. reflecting on that horror today, the president will meet with three survivors of the massacre, the oldest 107 years old. he is ....
head? brian: while it s true you broke up with me what are you mad at for. ainsley: now you want me back. brian: it s my fault? it s the argument. ainsley: does it ever work out when you break up and get back together? you get the same problems you had before. brian: yeah, well maybe scared straight. maybe you break up and you realize is it better with or without you? and by the way if people didn t break up there would be no country music. only thing to sing about while you are not drinking. steve: that s right. we always like to start the hour with a little chitchat for that today let s go out to the chitchat diner in hackensack, new jersey, look at this right there. the team is together. that s the team right there it s will and rachel and pete. ainsley: congratulations, welcome, rachel. rachel: thank you so much. i am really excited to be here and be with these guys because they re the most fun to work with. i mean, you guys are fun, too of course. pete: will and ....
there are reports now that customs and border patrol may be directed to simply start processing people in the country without even giving them a notice to appear in court. and, of course, all of these bogus asylum claims are taking up so much manpower and resources at the border, we also have increases in fentanyl and other kinds of drug trafficking or persons on the terrorist watch list crossing our border. arthel: david spent spunt has the latest from the white house, but steve harrigan is live from mission, texas. steve. reporter: new developments, this from the acting director of i.c.e. about giving temporary housing to migrants who cross illegally into the u.s. and are asking for asylum. they re not being expelled. the acting director issued the following statement: the 86.9 million dollar contract provides 1,239 beds and other necessary services. the families will receive a comprehensive health assessment that includes covid are 19 testing covid-19 testing. ....