yeah, my children. texas state senator roland gutierrez joins us now pressing for answers since the shooting devastated his community in late may. roland, great to get your perspective on this. you ve raised your own issues on this report. you point out some discrepancies in it. what about it stands out most to you? well, boris, the report is fatally flawed. it has one mention of a trooper in the hallway. from my own examination we know there were 12 people from the department of public safety in that hallway. the report fails to mention the federal unit that went in there
To neutralize the suspect. and then, of course, we hear from the mayor that during his own investigation, he went off and talked to his own police, did what any mayor would, and asked that police officer. that police officer indicated that he told the department of public safety that that person turned out not to be the shooter but rather the coach. that was not contained in the report. roland, from very early on you ve been saying you re afraid there s going to be a cover-up and recently the mayor echoed that sentiment. what is happening in uvalde? boris, what happened in highland park stands in stark contrast to what s going on. in highland park we saw
To know what happened so that we can avoid it from happening in another school again. we have 40, 37 days until school starts in texas and we still don t know what happened almost 50 days after what happened in uvalde. roland, i want to share with our viewers you re in washington, d.c., right now. you ve been invited to the white house to commemorate the passage of that historic bipartisan gun safety law. a moment that personally means a lot to you. i wonder if you think the federal government needs to get involved to clear up what is happening in uvalde because as you noted it has to be excruciating for these families of victims to not get the answers that they are looking for. well, boris, i echo the statements and concerns for the mayor. he s asked for a federal investigation. i m asking for a federal investigation. i have a lawsuit that s pending. we should be in court around the
Streets? i mean for, me i had just with kendrick lamar and stay say, the latest from his fifth and final studio album. it is amazing, i cannot stop listening to. i think a list of provides 100 items yesterday. but, what doesn t have irritation your neck of the woods? i definitely love kendrick lamar. we . now, like a grabbing a little bit of audio problems for you. we are going to try to fix. that so i m gonna go to roland, because roland i don t have your kendrick brother, or wet. i mean beyoncé s from your home state, so i know you might love her. but i have to say, roll, and the new song. home town. that s your hometown, your hometown. girl your new song, you will break my soul, it speaks to a spirit. i listen to when i m walking to work. but some people are quitting their jobs after that song job. so she really is reflecting the mood of the times, and the great resignation as it has been called.
Angry at the attorney generals ap interview. and a thrown his lunch against the wall. which was causing them to have to clean up. so i grabbed a towel, and started wiping the catch about the wall to help the ballet out. and much of miss hutchinson, was this the only instance that you are aware of where the president through dishes? it s not. through dishes okay, roland, my mind. i just imagine if president barack obama was trying to choke out secret service agents, and tossing dishes across the floor kept running down the wall. this is my challenge with this entire january six committee investigation, because you can not show all of these white men breaking the law with impunity, and then show me people doing ten years in jail over a dime back. that is a democracy that will fall. it is hard to encourage people
Sought to trump or with. but witnessed came bearing may not stop there. trump s political organization and allies are paying, or have promised to pay, legal fees fees for several witnesses before the committee. even hutchison s original journey, and she later fired, was not only recommended to her by two former trump aides, but also heat for about donald trump s own political action committee. but there s even more news. since tuesday s hearing, the select committee has subpoenaed trump s white house counsel and the doj is taking deeper into their january 6th investigation, issuing subpoenas to two arizona state senators who may have corresponded with trump s lawyers. joining me now is the bringer of all the funk, roland martin, host of the daily digital show hashtag rolling martin unfiltered. and, we haven t heard from one of our favorites in the long, time jassy rots. he is an attorney at ross law, and co-host of the break dances with wolves podcast on indigenous by radio. so happy to have you guys here. roland, i m gonna start with. you casting a distance testimony is the strongest evidence that we ve had, the
Is with surveillance. and you know, getting somebody like rudy giuliani who is currently protected by attorney client privilege, getting him to link on to trump. so until that point, justice is going to have been to be something that looks like, we are gonna find a way for this guy not to run for president again. because currently, i don t believe that there is sufficient evidence for charges to be pressed. go ahead roland. but you ve got to remember, you ve got expand the saying. you have to wristband this. first of all you re john about obstruction of congress, second of all we need to about the electors, presenting these false electors. look, that is also documentation. remember, you also have a grand jury investigation going on in georgia. wet he literally was saying, let s go find me 11,000 more votes. he was literally trying to get them to fraudulently obtain votes. and so, that is the case that they are building. so you have multiple, multiple ways in which donald trump is
Corrupt, and leave the rest to me in the republican congressman. so mr. donahue, that is a direct quote from president trump correct? that is a direct quote from the president, yes. all right, this week we learned to just over don trump was willing to go to get the doj to support his spot overturn the election. we are, garland we do hope you are listening. we once again as well in martin, he is no severely digital show. well in martin, that have you back with. me glad to be. here roland, so we are talking during the break and he said that you think the dems are weak on this. this is my challenge. i am watching these men, it has been clear multiple men broke the law. we see rank and file get carted off. i want to know when we are going to see these folks who are active elected members of congress, people who are elected to the white house, donald trump, and all the people around him who clearly broke the law, when are we
And what i mean by that is, justice is predicated on the notion of innocent until proven guilty. it is predicated on fairness, it is predicated on the russians like due process. well black american gets is crime and punishment. crime and punishment is not hearing the scourge for people who are rogue, and cleaning our streets. and it harkens back to goldwater and the southern strategy and law on order back in the 60s. it is something that has been used against like america, and against black americans, much the same way that you are seeing now. we could have a myriad of examples, not only ron desantis, but also matt gates, and tens of others as we read on the list of politicians right in florida, who are not experiencing the same scrutiny than andrew gillum has in this case. yeah, it is frustrating to see. roland, you know i ll just let you take the floor, we get this is something that you has traveled our leaders forever. right, and look, you are not saying oh, you are previewed and do this. if you have evidence, you move
Month with these rising interest rates and the spike in car prices. it s brutal. it s a brutal time to buy a vehicle. you combine that with less inventory. so fewer cars on the lots means that drivers are paying more with fewer options. cnn reports. this here is the wrangler, 4 wheel drive. reporter: this is roland s new jeep. it was a necessity he said, and a quick decision. i had another car, it was a lot of mileage. i needed a bigger one. reporter: the jeep was about $50,000, leaving his monthly payment at about $800. higher than the most recent kelly bluebook payment average at $712. this is a new record for that monthly payment. this is a new record. and then the car new car prices are actually near records. reporter: in the last year new car prices have gone up