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hey pence on the fence. >> rolling stone reports, the attacks on pence are even more extreme online. a popular far-right forum discussing, in graphic terms, how to murder pence. one user writing, quote, the main execution should be off the table. joining me now, msnbc legal analyst and former u.s. attorney, barbara mcquade. she is the co-host of the hashtag sisters in law podcast and a professor at the university of michigan law school. also with us, msnbc political contributor, matt dowd. he's the founder of country over party, the former chief strategist for the 2004 bush presidential campaign. téa mitchell, washington correspondent for the atlanta journal-constitution. it is good to see you all. barb, help us understand the back and forth that has transpired just in the last hour or so, that request for an extension, the judge, of course, red denying that request. but >> this began friday night, alicia, when the government filed a motion, asking for a
down or could barely contain their anger. >> cruz who pleaded guilty to the 2018 massacre of 17 people at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, avoided the death penalty. the victim's relatives pouring out their heart ache in graphic terms. >> today we let someone off that murdered 17 people in cold blood. how do you describe someone dying, bursting open their head. >> i sent my daughter to school and she was shot eight times. i am so beyond disappointed and frustrated with this outcome. >> laurie aladepff's daughter alyssa was one of 14 students killed that day. the judge read the finding. did the aggravating factors which would prompt a sentence of death outweigh mitigating circumstances that would prevent the death penalty? >> no. >> prompting a muttered
people feel strongly and you need to know that. just remember, you know your da dad. >> tucker: i bet those girls were not prepared for this. >> martha: how could they be? you can imagine at their age, they are at ages ten and 12 in that age, i'm sure it's devastating for them. i asked him specifically point blank about all of the allegations and we talked about them in very specific, graphic terms. i can't imagine what it's like to kind of frame that issue, but she also said, they know their dad. even in the beginning when he got roughed up in that first day, he said his daughter came down and gave them a hug that night. and the allegations are what they are, he's going to face that on thursday. there is no doubt that this has been extraordinarily difficult
by family we got richer. those things worked together. we know how to do this. it changed in the 1980s. when the republicans came up with a different vision. they said, that's not how you build an economy. the way you build an economy is you let those at the very top, the richest and the most powerful keep more of their money and power and somehow it will trickle down for everybody else. we tried that for more than 30 years. . it really hasn't worked. it has cut the legs out from under america's middle class. >> let me tell you the picture i'm drawing now. >> yep. >> in graphic terms. david garth, the political guy in new york said get rid of the smell of decay and bring in the smell of construction. we know what construction smells like, dirt being moved, cement. >> yep. >> when i go to pen station it's a rat hole. jfk is an embarrassment. so much is falling apart.
those things worked together. we know how to do this. it changed in the 1980s. when the republicans came up with a different vision. they said, that's not how you build an economy. the way you build an economy is you let those at the very top, the richest and the most powerful keep more of their money and power and somehow it will trickle down for everybody else. we tried that for more than 30 years. . it really hasn't worked. it has cut the legs out from under america's middle class. >> let me tell you the picture i'm drawing now. >> yep. >> in graphic terms. david garth, the political guy in new york said get rid of the smell of decay and bring in the smell of construction. we know what construction smells like, dirt being moved, cement. >> yep. >> when i go to pen station it's a rat hole. jfk is an embarrassment. so much is falling apart. our cities will be urntd water thanks to climate change. we have nobody works.
doughnut hole? announcer? >> how does the doughnut hole work? is that what you're asking? >> that's what i'm asking. >> let me put it in graphic terms. you know your friend charlie smith? >> right. >> yes. >> working out well. >> charlie smith takes three medications it will cost him about $1,200 in the coming year, charlie is switching to a medicare prescription drug plan that has a low premium and offers a deductible and no drug coverage in the doughnut hole. charlie will pay a deductible of $310 on his prescription medicine and then he will pay 25% of the remaining $8930 which equals $223. his total estimated out of pocket expenses annually $310 plus $223 equals $533 plus the premiums. >> then when you hit the coverage, you have to pay everything and then when you get to coverage limit, you're writing the check and all of a sudden, the answer will come in,