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Percio and msnbc political analyst. we just heard two different takes there. how do you think americans prosecute processing these competing narratives? >> i think the facts matter here. this is also where responsible journalism comes into play. we've had a full week of strong, credible witnesses. those who have had over a combined 100 years of service to our country and to defending the constitution. everyone from bill taylor to marie yovanovitch. this is where the media will help us focus our attention on the truth. and i think as the facts come out, they will continue to build, block by blo...

But who will that be? will it be the people who stuck it out here? who fought, block by block, to keep their city from burning, who struggle to defend their homes, keep up appearances, as all around them, their neighborhood's emptied. what will detroit look like in 20 years? or 50? that's not just a detroit question, that's an america question. ♪ ♪

Their luck. get some help and the other people you kick out because they are young healthy people who are there. it's like 40%, i know 60% are mentally ill and they need to be treated. dismantled the cities there, provide health to the people who needed and liquid bill pulsated with detroit , block by block, make it so that's that's inviting to people and uninviting to the bad people, the criminal's on the hustlers. can i blame somebody? i blame the left. there is a surprise. >> juan: that's a first. >> greg: the always paint america as a dystopian nightmar nightmare, the handmaid's tale, they...

Have for their kids. but i've always gotten frustrated in congress. when i went to congress, sandy hook happened. then there was nothing. then charleston. nothing. san bernardino. nothing. orlando. las vegas. sunderland springs. nothing, nothing, nothing. this ritual. grief, anger, moments of silence as an alibi for doing nothing. tonight, i brought as my guest tamarma from the south side of chicago. she's doing something. block by block, she's bringing people together so that the kids can have education and hope where there's no hope. we need a lot more tamaras across the country. not just th...

Someone will live in a smaller, tighter, no doubt hipper, much contracted new detroit. but who will that be? will it be the people who stuck it out here? who fought, block by block, to keep their city from burning, who struggle to defend their homes, keep up appearances, as all around them their neighborhood's emptied. what will detroit look like in 20 years? or 50? that's not just a detroit question, that's an america question. ♪ ♪