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brown's wife, connie. >> nick said to him how could you go into a war zone without a gun? bob said first off, i figure if it's that bad there will be guns lying around. if i don't have a on i can assure you i'm going to get the picture of the s.o.b. who suits me. >> the m-16s are old and battered, but they say they have enough ammunition. >> he always says is going to be okay. i will be fine. if shirley oliver -- shirley oliver heard a lot of that during her 20 year marriage. >> i try not to worry that much. they called him mr. lucky because he always came back. >> leading the team was the
20 minutes after we knew they delivered a verdict that they had to go sign off on each of the verdict forms, a separate form for each of the 34 counts that donald trump was convicted on. some juries will walk into the room and they will take a straw poll. if everyone is pretty much an agreement, they will move on from there relatively quickly. it is possible that that is what happened here. we know from the jury's questions, that they wanted to review both the evidence and the law and that really gives this appearance that worked diligently to fulfill their obligations. maybe we will learn more about this verdict. the judge has suggested that these jurors remain anonymous. i think that is certainly in their own self interest. there is part of me that hopes we won't learn more about the process but whatever ultimately we are able to discern, what we do know is that they believed unanimously, as neil pointed out, that the government put on
donald trump. >> i mean, susan collins, the senator for maine, not donald i'm trump fan at all. it she even came out and said, i think this is wrong that may be but what that was jesse watters saying that fox news host, i could take jesse watters is the one hand tied behind my back. the violent rhetoric is really troubling from my per second. you can disagree with, you can say this is terrible. this shouldn't have happened, but the idea of violent red, and we're going to rest people. matt walsh is a menace in that regard. this is not the way we shoved guide posted on. yes, exactly. because this is not how we should talk. you can have disagreement without moving into violent rhetoric. and to suggest it is a real mistake early on. >> what about that? i mean, it's fair game to criticize the result the verdict of the jury but it's gone beyond that in some cases where there's talk about going after democrats and let's put joe biden in jail and i understand
a permanent, sustainable ceasefire, and permanent, sustainable peace. that is what we are aiming for. does this contain — that is what we are aiming for. does this contain a _ that is what we are aiming for. does this contain a vision _ that is what we are aiming for. does this contain a vision for— this contain a vision for palestinian statehood? it would seem unusual that israel would agree to that or that the israeli prime minister would agree to that when he said clearly that he wouldn't. does that exist in the deal at this stage or would it be worked on, as the deal progresses? it or would it be worked on, as the deal progresses?— or would it be worked on, as the deal progresses? it has to be worked on, deal progresses? it has to be worked on. because — deal progresses? it has to be worked on, because fundamentally, - deal progresses? it has to be worked on, because fundamentally, a - deal progresses? it has to be worked on, because fundamentally, a deal. on, because fundamentally, a deal like this will only work if you can meet those twin needs, israeli security on the one hand and palestinian statehood on the other. but i think that why i think this is a moment we have got to seems to bring this conflict to an end is thatis bring this conflict to an end is that is the short term, which is to get the hostages out, and flood gaza with aid to help the desperate humanitarian situation, that is the short term, the medium to long term is, can you put in place the conditions necessary to bring about
so it is not immaculate conception or spontaneous combustion. this is being worked on. hamas had this proposal since thursday. we should also note that the israeli war cabinet as opposed to the full cabinet has approved this and it is notable, i must say, that the prime minister has chosen, whatever doubts he has and i am sure there are many, not to challenge the president publicly through his statements, but to issue i would say spins on what the prime minister's view is, to statements from his office. i think it is very significant the prime minister has not come out to challenge what the president did yesterday. so, sequence. hamas will have to come back with an answer. will it be yes, we accept? will they try to negotiate with additional conditions? will they demand cessation of
performers between june 2022 and april 2023. joining me now is scott simpson. he is a community organizer with committee welcome to the program. good morning to you. tell me more about committee because obviously the lgbt community, the drag performers, felt like they needed some kind of protection and committee is obviously trying to provide some of that yeah. >> well, happy pride month, amara, it's really great to meet you. thanks for having us on. i hope i'm the first to wish you happy pride and to the rest of america we started committee this week. >> as you said, a group of drag artists and fans have come together because the drag is under attack. i love drag like millions of americans do. i find it to be a beautiful art that celebrates self-acceptance? it celebrates diversity. it's celebrates inclusion but to some people who, who thrive on division, that's a threat and that has
of msnbc's politics nation, founder and president of national action network, author of righteous troublemakers. untold stories of the social justice movement in america. tim miller, host of the podcast and msnbc political analyst and michelle goldberg. opinion columnist at the new york times and an msnbc political analyst. this is fantastic to have all four of you on the show today. congresswoman waters, i'm starting with you, because you predicted years ago, you said i'm counting on stormy. your reaction to thursday's incredible verdict? >> thank you so very much for having us all on, today. let me say it's a sad day. i'm still shocked and amazed that his supporters would follow him with the lies and the distortions that he continues to give to the american people. he says it is rigged.
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agreement, he gets a severance of light $2 million if he does not testify. >> that was something that did not come up in court. they were not able to reference it. >> we will just talk about it here on the weekend. another thing we should talk about that no one else is talking about is yesterday's wacko doodle press conference. >> we will talk about that. we will take a break and then talk about that. >> it was a show. >> i appreciate that. right after this, stay with us. sometimes your work shirt needs to be for more than just work. like when it needs to be a big, soft shoulder to cry on. which is why downy does more to make clothes softer, fresher, and better. downy. breathe life into your laundry. if you're living with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis or active psoriatic arthritis,