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course, the judge who can check this and oversee the d.a.'s power. if he is lacking evidence or being political, there is a judge there to check them. if this reaches trial, then the people on the jury will matter not donald trump or his political allies or his press tactics or internet posts or claims, some of which are demonstratebly false that he's into this, that he welcome this is today was a trip he chose to take this is the rule of law in america. this is how it works these are the defendants' rights and the defendant's obligations. and as you will hear us say throughout the process, because we take it seriously, the burden remains on the government, on that same powerful d.a. to prove the case the defendant does not have a burden in our system when it is well and properly applied, the defendant is supposed to be in all senses legally presumed innocent.
and accountability committee which is the main investigative body in the house of representatives. two of those members, marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar, were removed from committees by democrats in the last congress over internet posts they made advocating for violence against their political enemies. so republicans have continued to condemn the acts of political violence carried out by the fringe of their party, it is clear that they have done nothing to address the underlying cause by promoting dangerous beliefs and the politicians who pushed them. the republican party has effectively normalized this kind of violent rhetoric that can put people in real danger. and this week, a ten year old was almost caught in the crosshairs of the gop's obsession with election conspiracies. here to discuss this is new mexico secretary of state, maggie oliver. thank you so much for joining us this evening. i want you to explain to our viewers if you can whether or not you see a trace, or a line between the rise in violence
on the oversight and accountability committee which is the main investigative body in the house of representatives. two of those members, marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar, were removed from committees by democrats in the last congress over internet posts they made advocating for violence against their political enemies. so republicans have continued to condemn the acts of political violence carried out by the fringe of their party, it is clear that they have done nothing to address the underlying cause by promoting dangerous beliefs and the politicians who pushed them. the republican party has effectively normalized this kind of violent rhetoric that can put people in real danger. and this week, a ten year old was almost caught in the crosshairs of the gop's obsession with election conspiracies. here to discuss this is new mexico secretary of state, maggie oliver. thank you so much for joining us this evening. i want you to explain to our viewers if you can whether or not you see a trace, or a line between the rise in violence based on the political rhetoric, and the political action that we are seeing, and the political rhetoric that we are seeing come out of republicans, like the recent shootings that we saw in your home state.
sold in new york. additionally the governor announced an investigation in coordination with the state's attorney general into several social media companies that allowed the alleged shooter to live stream the attack. the department of justice is also investigating the supermarket attack by combing through hundreds of pages of internet posts allegedly made by the suspect. and officials are working to determine whether or not to charge him with federal hate crimes. those online messages which have been reviewed by nbc news are filled with racist remarks and white supremacist beliefs. if found guilty by federal prosecutors, the alleged shooter could be sentenced too death. a bill aimed at combatting domestic terror is moving thue congress. in a vote, the domestic terrorism prevention act passed. the bill would create offices at d.o.j., the fbi, and homeland security, to help the agencies
grieve with the community and to meet with the families of the ten people who were killed and three others injured after they were gunned down after saturday inside of that grocery store. the white house said biden will call on congress to act on, quote, weapons of war. and restrict gun access for people with serious mantle illness. willie. >> meanwhile, in congress, house democrats will tee up a vote on the domestic terrorism prevention act to combat the grow threat of white supremacist and other extremist groups. all of this coming as new details surface about the alleged shooter from saturday's attack. with "the washington post" reporting that the alleged shooter had been planning the attack for months. and took a recognizance trip back in march to scope out the store's security and its aisles. in review of hundreds of pages of internet posts, nbc news reports that the suspect planned to continue the violence at other locations had he not been arrested there at the
it take to get formula on store shelves? good morning. and welcome to "way too early." on this tuesday, may 17th. i'm jonathan lemire. we start in buffalo, where president biden is expected to renew calls for national gun reform legislation during his visit there today. according to a white house official, the president will ask congress to take action against quote weapons of war, and curb access to guns for people with serious mental illness. this trip comes as information continues to surface about the alleged shooter in saturday's attack. a review of hundreds of pages of internet posts, nbc news reports the 18-year-old suspect was planning the attack for months and intended to continue the violence at other locations had he not been arrested. two possible plot, a black
it was an extraordinary, courageous, 4-minute passage. you know, if that's what's happening on controlled, live russian tv, then putin's got real problems at home. >> yeah. we have a lot to cover in ukraine. willie geist, let's start things off in buffalo. >> yeah, president biden will be there today, mika, expected to renew calls for national gun reform legislation during a visit to the city. according to a white house official, the president will ask congress to take action against what he calls weapons of war and to curb access to guns for people with serious mental illness. the trip comes as information continues to come out about the alleged shooter in saturday's attack. in a review of hundreds of pages of internet posts, nbc news reports the 18-year-old suspect was planning his attack for months and intended to continue the violence at other locations, had he not been arrested there at the supermarket. two additional possible spots the suspect allegedly wrote, a black church in buffalo and an
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