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President do two things. one is as the comforter in chief and calling out racism and talking about needing to root it out. as he was talking yesterday about the need to expose everyone who believes this racist replacement theory, like i said, he's not naming names. that is deliberate. it is more of a conversation that happened in the white house because the president is talking about institutions and he made references to people on tv shows and unnamed politicians. what they've decided to do at this point is not give any more attention to the replacement theory. they also don't want to get int...

Accurate feeling. i don't live in buffalo, i'm not part of that community, it hurts like hell to think i like i look in a country where one of the most deadly racist attacks in history just happened yesterday. and now there's another attack, another shooting in california, the grief is very, very real and i think that it's something that really needs to be validated by people even if they don't, even if they haven't been directly affected by this awful attack. it's something, it's a message i want to get through that the grief is real, it's worth respecting invalidating and examining, and gett...

There's just something about spring that makes me want to clean and reorganize my house (and my life!). A new season with budding trees and flowers is inspiring in our

Now, the president making clear that americans who are vaccinated should continue their holiday plans. but also made clear those who are not vaccinated simply should get the shot, and they could face severe illness. really delivering a stark warning from the state dining room of the white house. with christmas trees flanking behind him, talking about the reality, the blunt reality here that a dark winter does indeed exist for the unvaccinated. but the president also stepping into that role of comforter in chief with this message for americans. >> are we going back to march 2020, not this last ...

Nation," i will be talking to the parents of amir locke, a young 22-year-old block man shot and killed by minneapolis police this week. body cam video shows officers entering an apartment without knocking as they execute a no-knock warrant. on the video he is seen wrapped in a comforter beginning to move with a pistol in his hand just before an officer fires his weapon. locke's family said that he had no criminal record. and he had a license and concealed carry permit for the gun. which they said that he had for location because he worked in the minneapolis/st. paul area as a driver for a food...