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see elon musk fight with mark zuckerberg. >> it comes with some risk. >> absolutely. >> all right. >> well, joe rogan's pod cast is the me carcinoma of this genera. he refuseded to have donald trump on his podcast. he has the biggest podcast in this space so trump's attempt to go to someone like mike tie sewn is an end run around the elephant in the room. in defense of mike tyson, not his crimes that he actually served time for, but if thank you look at. way he speaks now he doesn't speak the same way he spoke when he was a young buck. he talks about his feelings. he has a much more rounded and sort of wholistic way of speaking so i'm curious to see that kind of conversation. >> would you have trump on your podcast? >> no. >> then again, as far as we know you're not an mma fighter. >> not yet but apparently everyone's doing it. do you want to get in the ring
understood it going back to 2003. to the extent there are schools not accused of discriminating like that, but do take into account race in a nuanced, wholistic, individualized, nonmechanic, nonquota-based way, i think there is some room there. again, going to largely depend on who is the court when that gets teed up. remember, they had been at this for quite a while. the group that filed this, by a conservative financier, has been at this for decades. this is his life's work to go after affirmative action. and they managed to get it at a point in time where the makeup of the court is particularly sympathetic to it. >> extraordinary. we have another voice to add to this conversation, joining us right now is lonnie chen, the stanford university director of domestic policy studies as well as a research fellow at the hoover institution. so highly regarded. really revered on the campus. your initial reaction to the ruling today, expected, shocked,
community's light. his life was cut short it was taken because of gun violence and we have people who are legislatures who instead of saying, let's address the issue of gun violence in a wholistic, multifacetted way, invest in the necessary resources we need to in order to solve this problem, their solution is to expel lawmakers go to the well of the house, saying our silence and business as usual is wrong our allegiance to the national rifle association and to the tennessee firearms association is wrong and they hastily, cameron sexton was very quick to work on our expulsions, but is now very quick to come up with solutions that could save people like larry's life the leader in the house, i'll put a tank in front of every school, but larry and i graduated ten years ago. what about the other parts of our communities, tank in front of the school wouldn't save the lives of our brother and sisters louisville we have a problem in our country will require us to think and act
who gave testimony to the committee. so being able to track those discrepancies is going to be important. and and flushing out the moments like the bomb shell testimony about what the former president may have been doing inside that presidential vehicle, wanting to go to the capitol on january 6th. those were details noticeably left out on monday when they gave back the details they had shown over the course of public hearings. it's going to be interesting to see what more they can flush out in this report, having talked to key people like tony ornato in the intervening weeks since the hearings wrapped up. all of that is really important as we get the most wholistic understanding of this investigation that we have seen yet. >> jonathan, congressman schiff said this report will flush out the elements of the investigation that are already out there. so are we expecting any bomb shells? >> i adopt know if bomb shelling, but this committee has never disappointed before.
larger issue of abortion which becomes a larger issue of health care. so it is the presentation of abortion is different how democrats want to talk about it. democrats wanted this to be more of a wholistic, national argument, but it has been state by state and it's largely been the media talking about some of the more extreme examples of what happened to women over the course of the last several months. what sanders is talking about is where the bulk of the national party wants to be, and that's not what you're seeing. >> it's striking when you look at this data about ads and the messages that different candidates are using, republicans almost in every case, number one and two, they're talking about the economy and the ads, with a lot of democrats, it's not even in the top five of the most common issues they're talking about. and that, according to strategists of both parties is a problem for democrats. they are running away from the economy in many cases when they should be taking it head on.
walked freely for weeks after this murder and even told by the prosecutor at the time they were protected by the citizen's arrest law and they did not demonstrate remorse over that period of time in actually their own words expressed at the scene of the crime, what they thought. so i think there is an important moment for remorse to be expressed at sentencing but in this case the judge given the wholistic content saw that as too little too late given what happened in the direct aftermath. >> you were surprised, michael, the family declined the plea deal to put them in prison for an additional 30 years, why? >> in federal prison there is no parole so you would have talked about a life sentence for any one of these individuals. so let's take the men that are in there their 6 0s, at 90 years old, the chances they're alive at that time is slim to none in cus custody. so it would have amounted to a life sentence and also would have removed the possibility of any appeal.
americans will no longer be advised to wear masks in indoor public settings. >> i can breathe. >> the cdc today is also expected to announce a change in the metrics it uses to determine whether to recommend mask wearing. the agency will shift from looking at covid-19 case counts to a more wholistic view of infection risk to a community. the new metrics will consider covid-19 case loads but also take into account hospitalizations and local hospital capacity. and three former minneapolis police officers have been convicted of violating george floyd's civil rights. a federal jury found jay alexander king and thomas lane deprived floyd of his right to medical care when derek chauvin pressed his knee to floyd's neck for about nine minutes while floyd yesterday, "i can't
>> probably equal parts a litmus test to figure out and also to indicate that, as you said before, that he may intend to keep fighting and he is going to continue to say the allegations are not true. but essentially, he read the room. he read the political room and understood that this was untenable. but curious as to why his inability to read the room if these allegations are not true did not come until now, and i'm wondering what the true catalyst is. you have the notion in the ag's report which put him in an already precarious position because he was actually commissioning this report. you ask people to do an investigation. they are particularly, you know, wholistic in their approach, they have said. he heralded them as con sue matt professionals. and when it did not go his way, then the discrediting started to happen, which is politically inconvenient and of course does not do anything to undermine the credibility of those that come forward. also these lingering notions of
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dollar. we should be decreasing funding, not increasing funding. that's why i took the no vote. >> what would humane immigration policy look like in your view. >> it would not barter or pit one group against the other. something wholistic that provides a pathway to citizenship for tpc holders and daca recipients for dreamers and asylum seekers. >> do you think there will be accountability at some point? what a lot of people wonder is all of these children, more than 2700 children, we don't know how many because apparently the government has lost count, were taken from their parents, the government -- the trump administration is now saying we're not sure we can give them all back -- >> unconscionable. thanks to the leadership of our chairman elijah cummings on oversight i look forward to that