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to an end democracy as we know it. a lot of people are playing the game with themselves and truly doubt that anything is at risk going forward. >> after january 6, the ceo the largest bank in the world called, i think, the insurrection a disgrace. he has probably had a frosty relationship with trump since then. i think we were talking last week, he said, and a flippant sort of way, you probably did good things too. i don't know how you can square this circle knowing what happened on january 6, what happened with the big license then. when you think of the call to these folks and how many people came into congress in the midterm election in 2022 who continue to push this. it's a nonstarter and these people need to be called out in the way you laid it out. as investors, customers, as employees, i think they need to be held to accountability.
and little did you know it was occult in sheep's clothing. it was ran by a guy called keith, who pushed himself as at messiah -like figure and used his power and his position to manipulate it and asleep with some of the woman in his cult. although sarah was not subjected to sex slavery, many others were. she endured over a decade of psychological torture and starvation. she climbed the ranks of nexium and went on to cofounder the canadian chapter of the organization. but her time and nexium came to an end of when state death machine three other women were taken to hide out in upstate new york and branded with his initials. sarah went to the fbi in 2017, blowing the whistle on the cult and taking down the cold and its leader. offer of scarred, sarah edmonson joins us now. sarah, tell me about your initial cult initiation, did you
tenement square, 35 years ago today, red army tanks and troops moved in. witnesses told horrifying stories. some opening fire the next day, june 5, 1989, this defining image of the crackdown that are an unidentified man in a white shirt facing off against a column of tanks. brave loan act of defines his name, the fete remain a mystery no official death toll was ever released by the chinese government, but china tonight he joins us from taipei, taiwan so can you just remind people of what this anniversary represents? it will in june 4 4, 1989 35 years ago we don't know, as you said, how many people were massacred and gentlemen squared, these were young, some of the best and brightest minds in china who were out protesting for democracy, protesting for an end to government corruption. >> and they're calls were
be the only one who didn't swear during this segment. >> i think we broke a record. [ cheering ] >> there we go. that took us over the top. that is direct i always get this guy, cuomo confused with the guys smacking it on assume call. with cuomo the best part end dave smith, he and i look at the world a little bit differently on occasion. but we have different views. he's super smart. and he makes really interesting point a lot of the time. but what i enjoy about the interchange there before they ruled the clip boys with cuomo did start that he was in trouble and then said i wasn't chuckling. that was his best defence. now i see but you will see that
they are really unreasonable. they will beat party leaders to a pulp if it helps them get an amendment passed. progressives, do they have more liberal views than others? yes they do and sometimes it can hurt and tim ryan ran a great race in ohio because he was a centrist. still it is the progressives are reasonable and as mark was saying, who are they going to vote for? they will throw their votes away if they go for rfk or one of the other three independents and third-party candidates and they are certainly not going to sit at home because if they do they are as guilty as anybody who votes for trump. in the end they will be reasonable, the vast majority will, and they will come back to joe biden. i'm not saying treat them badly, just recognize they are more pragmatic. that is not a bad word. they are more pragmatic than
we need to speak out — we are human, and well—prepared they are going to arrest me. 35 years ago, hundreds, possibly thousands were killed in tiananmen square. tonight in hong kong, people are also being silenced. on the 4th ofjune, 1989, the chinese army put a bloodied end to pro—democracy protests in beijing. until recently, tens of thousands would gather in victoria park to take part in a candlelit vigil in hong kong. under a new security law, police threatened to arrest those that attempted to mark the day. have anything and security. i don't think there's any connection.— don't think there's any connection. ., ., , connection. the authorities say that hunu
>> it's often on an office which, either have delivered policies you are enforcing the end of the agents the field and those on the border, border patrol, everybody involved is actively enforcing it to the letter of the law, then you can judge on your border but this is a half-baked measure that is just basically for political consumption. >> trace: water does is it allows 2500 illegal immigrants to pass through and then at the border as the share of it was saying magically shuts. last time it was below 2500, december 2020, last time below 1500 made july of 2020, long time since the border was even remotely secure. >> it was secure under president trump now biden has to go back to some of trump's policies. this is what happen when you advertise the border is open, it's not something you can dish are off. you have this backlog of some new people paying the cartels. it's a big business operation for the drug cartels, they won't suddenly cooperate with the u.s.
you need people to be able to tell you why exactly it's complex with what needs to happen in order to change and i feel like whenever you tell people, do this or you will save the world there is a huge disconnect. i don't think most marketers are pretty in and i started to draw in doodle. like why not and try to find other ways to talk about the same issues. i've been typecast as being too confrontational or i'm being too aggressive in those words. but in actual fact, that it's really a perception that people have for the end i think if there are other ways if i want to talk to fellow southeast asia, if i work at going down the route of traditional activist people might not listen or might not even want to listen. i've grown up on these wetlands.
opening fire. the next day, june 5, 1989, this defining image of the crackdown that an unidentified man in a white shirt facing off against a column of tanks. brave loan act of defiance. his name and face remained a mystery. no official death toll was ever released by the chinese government. but human rights groups estimate it was in the hundreds, if not thousands, seen as will ripley has done extensive reporting china tonight he joins us from taipei, taiwan so can you just remind people of what this anniversary represents it will june 4, 1989, 35 years ago. we don't know, as you said, how many people were massacred in tiananmen square? these were young. some of the best and brightest minds in china we're out protesting for democracy, protesting for an end to government corruption and their calls were brutally suppressed by the people's liberation army. the day after this video. and that iconic photo, which
which is insane in its own right but into end, this is a race against jon tester, a third-generation farmer and the guy that just moved to montana and quite frankly, i've got a lot of equipment that i've owned longer than he's been in the state of montana and to be able to have those montana values and know what montana needs and what makes montana tick is going to be critically important moving forward for the greatest state in the greatest country that's ever existed. >> as you have been speaking, nbc news has moved tim sheehy into the projected winner category. he has the checkmarked now, 75% of the vote as of right now. in reading about the race, i have read that some people say you are coming to the end of your third term. that's 18 years in the senate, and i have read from some montana voters who say they voted for you in the past, that they think you have drifted away into the washington world, and you are not to the guy they voted for in the past. what do you say to those orders? >> i say the forefathers had it right. they believed in the citizen legislature and that's why i have continued to farm while i have this job. i've actually had two jobs. one of them is trying to feed