He said it was shocking, but not surprising to see what happened at the pennsylvania state capitol there. they walked out, began jeering at us, and they ll probably go on tv and say they support police. gonell was telling me that essentially the republicans literally turned their backs on him because they turned away and walked out. i should say some of the republicans there, democrats have told nbc news did actually stand and applaud. there were a lot of republicans who turned away and walked away, chris. ryan reilly, thank you for that. up next, 40 years apart, but striking very similar tones. how joe biden looked to harken back to ronald reagan s speech this morning. we re back after this. is morning we re back after this. you want thicker, stronger, fuller hair? you need expert skincare. new dove scalp + hair therapy serum active skincare ingredients targets the source of beautiful hair. your scalp for visibly thicker, stronger, fuller hair.
Right now an investigation is underway into a shocking scene caught on camera. it appears to show two seattle police officers hitting a man with that batons at a bus stop last week, then one of the officers grabbing the man s hair before using his knee to pin him down. we should warn you, you may find this video disturbing and hard to watch. whoa, what the heck. oh, my god. oh, my god. now, we done know exactly what happened before the video began. seattle s office of police accountability says it is investigating the encounter. nbc s janelle griffith is following this for us. janelle, walk us through what more we know about this. yes, chris, so last night, i spoke to the man who recorded the video.
That, that stabbing attack was caught on camera, we re obviously not going to show that video. that s why police say they have such a strong case against this woman. her name is bianca ellis. she has been arrested and indicted on ten charges, including aggravated first-degree murder for the death of julian wood, his mother margot wood survived the attack. she lost her child in this random stabbing and ended up being the one who pulled through. bianca ellis set to be arraigned on monday. in the meantime, she s being held on $1 million bond. beyond heartbreaking. thank you. to the trump campaign, after the former president called for january 6th committee members to be indicted. nbc s vaughn hillyard is reporting on this. what more can you tell us, vaughn? reporter: right, chris. in the last days, donald trump has equivocated when asked about whether he would seek retribution against his perceived enemies if he were to
On us. we pulled it together. we won. and i worry that was the world war ii generation or what tom brokaw dubbed the greatest generation disappears. all of it, guys, i interviewed, chris, from d-day, and i became great friends with jack coon, they re all gone. here i interviewed these people and they re gone. i credit reagan for making june 6th this day that presidents have to go and think about the cost of democracy. before reagan, we would focus in our country on pearl harbor. pearl harbor was unpreparedness. we lost the battle of pearl harbor. june 6th reminds us what a democracy can do, and if we put our shoulders to the wheel, the democratic traditions can reign around the world. i find it very significant that whoever is president, following
Of the moments before a woman unleashed hell on a mother and her 3-year-old toddler. the new details of what led up to that horrific attack. also, donald trump s latest target, well, in his words, the unselect members of the january 6th committee, why the former president is now calling for them to be indicted. plus, boos and the walkout, the negative greeting from some lawmakers in the pennsylvania state house when officers who defended the capitol during the insurrection walked in. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments, but we begin with nbc s ken dilanian who s outside the courthouse in wilmington where the hunter biden jury was just dismissed for the weekend. ken, do we know why this happened? reporter: yes, chris. in a word, there s been a change of plans by the defense after announcing that james biden, president biden s brother would be a witness for the defense, and we saw him walk into the
It over to this current congress. now, there has been no direct allegations or inquiry into actual any illegal wrong doing on the part of the january 6th select committee. instead, those members who are part of the committee, they released a full report. 845 pages, as well as transcripts of each of their interviews, and the committee maintained that they had preserved all relevant records, that they were statutorily obligated to preserve before the turn of the congress and before the january 6th select committee came to an end. all of that said, donald trump clearly still top of mind is at a federal election interference case continues to loom over not only his campaign, but of course after the november election, whether he wins or not, the potential of that election to continue or i should say that trial to continue to move forward, chris. vaughn hillyard, thank you. some of the police officers who were attacked at the capitol on january 6th were greeted with boos at the pennsylvania state
Voting population that s going to decide the election. only five months to your point until november 5th. less than that, when people actually started voting. in michigan, early voting starts before election day, september, people will be casting ballots in michigan and other states across the country. it s not nonpartisan, right, because it is a partisan message that they are bringing to an audience that is not looking for to have a political meal, if you will. they re reaching the nonpolitical group chats as i would like to say. showing up in unlikely spaces and places. you know very well, chris, where campaigns will have scheduled stops and unscheduled stops that are called otr, off the record stops. they re not on the calendar. they re popping in somewhere where people are not expecting them. as a surprise. but to also have a conversation and meet voters and people, and interface with folks they haven t otherwise been able to do.
reporter: biden recently took executive action to severely restrict asylum for migrants at the border, but it s too early to tell whether that will win over voters, like retired chemical engineer, unhappy with biden s handling of the border, but that doesn t translate to a vote for trump. do you know who you re going to vote for? it will not be trump. i can assure that. reporter: chris, a lot of liberal advocates want to see biden reelected say this is happening in part because the administration has ceded the territory to republicans, instead of offering a coherent narrative on the issue of their own. david noriega, thank you so much for that. up ahead, a stronger than expected jobs report out this morning, so why is that both good news and bad news? we ll be right back. ig rht back. (aaron) i own a lot of businesses. so my tech and my network need to keep up. thank you verizon business.
Say, as trespassers who were in a place they should not have been. here s part of my exchange. the onslaught from the left has never ended. after we finished the criminal proceedings, then the bar association decided that defending ourselves against a mob on the front porch was a crime of moral turpitude, that we lacked the moral integrity to continue practicing law, and asked the missouri supreme court to suspend our law license. that was pretty offensive. reporter: and so at this point, the expungement process for him was about getting a clean record for himself and his wife, and at this point, as you mentioned, chris, they are trying to get back the pistol and the ar-15 that are seen in those images that were seized when they pleaded guilty to the misdemeanors, which, again, they have since received pardons for and have now had the records on those cases expunged as well, chris. jesse kirsch, thank you. up next, the vp on the
If he came into court to testify that he believed that hunter biden wasn t using drugs. the point is prosecutors have evidence he was using drugs. it s not definitive. it s enough that they can continue to introduce it and use it to cross examine these witnesses, and so bottom line, james biden will not be appearing at this trial, and we ll wait to see whether hunter biden will testify in his own defense on monday, chris. they have the weekend to make the decision. ken dilanian, thank you. now to disturbing new video showing the moments before police say a woman stabbed and killed a toddler and stabbed his mother at an ohio grocery store. nbc s maggie vespa joins us right now. this attack happened in five seconds. what does this video tell us? you said at the top of the show, this woman unleashed hell on this ohio mother and her toddler. we have the surveillance video released by north olmstead police, a city near cleveland.