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this case is all about, this period after the election. some of those, of course, go through today. we talked about, of course, the threat to judge chutkan, and then we have threats to the district attorney in new york, the district attorney and the sheriff of fulton county, threats to the former judge s chambers providing over the ongoing trial. these are all from the last few weeks, so the notion that there was some dynamic that existed in 2020 that has since abated or gone stale i think is wrong. how do we how do we know what he gets held accountable for? i mean, this is the internet era. he s a high profile public figure who posts. he has lots and lots and lots of followers, but it s also covered on news channels that have listeners and newspapers that have readers and all manner of media can communicate his words to people of the public. how i mean, how do we how does the district court reasonably decide which postings he is responsible for prompting advers ....
Federations. she would act as the voice of the biden administration, a voice of desperate need right now amid a marked rise in what she calls jew hatred across the globe. but despite the fact that she apologized to senator johnson on tuesday, he just couldn t seem to let it go. you have engaged in the malicious poison. you have accused people you don t know of very vile things. i mean, wouldn t you agree that probably calling somebody racist is just under murderer and rapist? when you re being nominated and considered for confirmation to a position of diplomacy, representing the united states, i can t i certainly cannot support your nomination. i hope my other colleagues won t either. you re just simply not qualified but i wish you the best in life and i do accept your apology. joining our conversation is ceo and national director of the antidefamation league, jonathan ....
Everybody into the water if you get called one of those names. she knows that. she knows suddenly the conversation is over when you call somebody racist. it doesn t solve any of her problems, though. last hour i had former congresswoman my iraqi mark cummings, also the widow of the civil rights icon, elijah cummings come on. this is black on black crime in most instances. we are not talking about white cops killing black men. you gave that, you are spot on. where are the peaceful protests and the people on the streets? she punted on that question, i gave her extra time, she didn t answer it, and when i called her on it she said, i m happy to get into that. and i said, i gave you a shot. i was going to let her talk over matt schlapp. you had your shot, i ll come back to you. so that s where we are. it s an ostrich syndrome. don t want to look at it, don t ....
With. we often say these kinds of people say they can t be successful, but often these kinds of tactics are how people climbed the status hierarchy, n in terms of bowling has been given this veneer that it s oka to bully people if their racist and if the racism is found out to be untrue, so she can be as horrible as she wants to be because if somebody racist can, suicide that s fine because that s justified. that s true. cats, isn t she a horrible person? isn t she a horrible person? she is a horrible person and so much of this narrative is ho could this social justice warrior become a bully. it s like doug, because they al are. and not talking obviously about people that want to see progres on issues like racism and sexis i m talking about people who want to cancel people over a single comment and think that progress doesn t matter because one mistake means you re awful and you should just die, and ....
Was any unfairness but unfairness is not enough because we want to just fight. i abandon the chair. we re back with breaking news right now. a contentious scene on capitol hill. as democrats and republicans are debating the resolution to condemn president trump s racist tweets. the debate was sparked after house speaker nancy pelosi who very rarely speaks on the floor of the house said, quote, these comments from the white house are disgraceful and disgusting and these comments are racist. she said she had cleared her comments ahead of time with the parliamentary and there are rules about what you are allowed to say. republicans are asking those words be stricken from the record because you re not allowed to call somebody racist on capitol hill. although, right now they re voting on whether or not to strike those words from the record. we should point out that pelosi was referring to specifically what the president tweeted, not necessarily the president. ....