Fraught with peril to testify preliminarily in a case like this. and even prosecutors across the country as cringing at the idea. i think that s true. again, i may have to disagree with barbara. i think the prosecutors around the country where salivating at the news and just get the opportunity to be able to cross examine a defendant. i can understand the surprise from other members of the bar. obviously, but losing at this stage means that the d.a. s office will squarely be able to go forward with its case in fulton county with fulton county jurors. with cameras in the courtroom. and the schedule obviously has yet to be seen. we know that there is at least
Matter the kind of violence that they stood on january 6th or any other time. if they are the nominee the republicans are showing that they re willing to fall in line, and that debate stage was a sad, unfortunate but very clear example of that. senator boxer, trump s interview with tucker carlson was ominous, to say the least. i mean, tucker carlson zeroed in on the possibility of political violence. what do you make of that conversation, and trump s response? i mean, political violence, unfortunately, has been a hallmark in this country of politics, for a very long time. and yet, here we are, the former president on tucker carlson, stoking it yet again. well, as we said in the last segment, we are in a very rough, terrible patch in our country. because you have these politics of grievance, and you marry that up with turning it into hatred, and then the availability of guns. in the rhetoric that we hear, and that s part of it. and all i could say is, i have
Which the fbi is now currently investigating as a hate crime, took place on the 16th anniversary of the march on washington. let s discuss what this means for our country, with brittany cunningham, msnbc political analyst, and former democratic senator barbara of california. also with us, former fbi agent rob d amico. brittani, i ll start with you. we saw the pictures, it s reported that swastikas were drawn on the gun that he used. the sheriff has said he quote, hated black people. as i mentioned, this is happening on the same day as the 60th anniversary of the march on washington. your reaction, to this tragedy this evening? i continue to be heartbroken by the circumstances in which we find ourselves. 60 years later, i m also reminded that just two weeks after the 1963 march on washington, there was the bombing at the 16th street
Through for. and i think when we look at this criminal conspiracy, as fani willis will show, america is going to be horrified at what happened to this woman, led by america s mayor gone bad, rudy giuliani, what she and her daughter went through, just doing their jobs, and such bravery. i think that one could hit the soul of america, and get us back to where we need to be. yes, i ve said it before and i ll say it again, this next year as one can be one the most defining years in american history. everything is at stake, and we can t lose sight of that over the next year. senator barbara boxer, and brittany cunningham, thank you to the both of you, greatly appreciate your time and your insights tonight. after a quick break, comedian matt will join me with his take. look who s here folks, look who s here. he s going to give us his take. good to see you bud. you as well. thanks for having me. great to have you. stick around.
Brittani pac-man cunningham and barbara are both with me still. i ll start with you senator chris, christy was the only candidate to defend mike pence. and he was booed for his critical comments against trump. what does this tell us, about the republican candidates priorities, and voters priorities right now? what it told me about these candidates is there a bunch of cowards. and i know that it was stated earlier, that there s not much difference between republicans and democrats. and i would really argue that hard. i mean, it s unbelievable to me that, if you look at any of these indictments, particularly fani willis s indictment, but the others as well, and you see that citizens of this country, said that donald trump was responsible for boosting and overturning of our election,
I think that one could hit the soul of america, and get us back to where we need to be. yes, i ve said it before and i ll say it again, this next year as one can be one the most defining years in american history. everything is at stake, and we can t lose sight of that over the next year. senator barbara boxer, and brittany cunningham, thank you to the both of you, greatly appreciate your time and your insights tonight. after a quick break, comedian matt will join me with his take. look who s here folks, look who s here. he s going to give us his take. good to see you bud. you as well. thanks for having me. great to have you. stick around. honks) i m the team mascot, and boy, am i running late. but i ve got lead in my foot and spirit in my fingers. woo! ha ha what a hit! and if you have cut rate car insurance the cost to cover that, might tank your season.
Him raised their hands, saying that they would support him if he was the party s nominee, even if he was convicted in georgia and any of the other number of indictments that he has. i want to be really clear, there are very distinct and important differences between the parties. there are some things, sadly, that are fully american, and white supremacy is one of them. but the gop debate stage certainly punctuated all of the ways in which this party has gone completely off the rails, gone beyond the simple racism and dizziness phobia and massage any that they were already known for, and gone to a place of clear criminality. it doesn t matter who is the nominee, it doesn t matter what they stand for, it does not matter the kind of violence that they stood on january 6th or any other time. if they are the nominee the republicans are showing that they re willing to fall in line, and that debate stage was a sad, unfortunate but very clear example of that. senator boxer, trump s
Six of the eight republican presidential candidates raised their hands to say that they would support donald trump, as their parties nominee, even if he is convicted. in the meanwhile, trump, who did not attend the debate, pushed the republican party to further extremes, in an interview with tucker carlson. when asked if the u.s. is headed towards open conflict, trump responded, quote, i don t know. i can say this, there is a level of passion that i ve never seen. there s a level of hatred that i ve never seen. and that s probably a bad combination. he also defended the mob behind the violent insurrection, calling january 6th a day of, quote, love and unity. brittani pac-man cunningham and barbara are both with me still. i ll start with you senator chris, christy was the only candidate to defend mike pence. and he was booed for his critical comments against trump. what does this tell us, about the republican candidates
People, before turning a gun on himself, taking his own life. other than the three individuals killed, and the shooter himself, there are no additional people who suffered gunshot wounds. we are not identifying the deceased victims at this time. but i can tell you, that there are two male victims, and one female victim. all of the deceased victims are black. the shooter had offered several manifestos, one to his parents, one to the media, and one to federal agents. portions of these manifestos detailed the shooter s disgusting ideology of hate. plainly put, this shooting was racially motivated, and he hated black people. quote, he hated black people. keep in mind, this attack, which the fbi is now currently investigating as a hate crime, took place on the 16th anniversary of the march on washington. let s discuss what this means for our country, with brittany cunningham, msnbc political analyst, and former democratic senator barbara of california. also with us, former fbi agent rob d amico.
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