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>> if i walk in an operating room and i buy a guy a scalpel, they are going to let me use it. they are going to let me conduct brain surgery. this is the most repertoire parable that has descended on off forms of government from to the local. we are supposed to pay taxes so we don't need to hand weapons to guys that can be handed a golf watch and sent to the dog track with their name pinned to their sweater. >> this is not a high school football team that needs equipment and a new scoreboard in a tulsa -- on a side of tulsa where you are trying to raise money from boosters who will call in favors. this is the essential thing that a state does which is enforces lows. if you think you need the kind of equipment you talk about, they should be paid for by taxes by the government. >> absolutely. i'm terrified. do the crossing guards in stall have rpg watchers? it will clear the street but i don't think it's effective public policy. >> we also have a sense, as we watch it. and this is another story here. which is we are now watching the campaign unfold. we talked last night about what billionaires are behind which candidates. and we do know this. the under cover unit planned to execute a search warrant in the resident. and a pepper ball gun that is against the man-eating dogs that is in the houses. he got thrust into it without planning to be thrust it into it. allen said other reserves don't work the drug force task. bob is in a position with his company to be able to did that. and the question you have to ask that is he in that position because he is a 73-year-old real estate broker or he is in that position because he is curried favor through his generosity? >> it's cynical enough to believe the second is true chris. but it's monumentally moronic as public policy to do this. my wife made a very good point the another night. this is the law enforcement equivalent of the elderly drivers who hit the gas instead of the brake and end up t boning an mcdonald's. >> you have got to ask this as we watch the campaign unfold. when the sugar magnate who has given $100 million to a republican candidate or who might give tens of millions to hillary clinton or the gentleman who is backing senator cruz. when they call the white house on the first day, right, what favors are going to be exchanged for them when you take it to the mackerel level. >> you're absolutely right. what will they call for in the far east or the loony views on foreign policy. you have to ask, at this time wince the supreme court and all its wisdom has legalized influence peddling. you always have to ask -- you have to say this is the guy giving the money, what is he going to want. what is his first phone call? because it guarantee it won't be the public interest. >> that's right. and you covered local politics in boston and massachusetts and i covered it in illinois and chicago, two places that have a fair share of craft and corruption. this isn't a thought experiment. we know about this case because the gentleman ended up dead in one of most horrific instances. and how many can be manipulated across the cities and states across the country. you have seen them up close before. to the favors person who manages to write a check for your campaign. >> absolutely. and the after math nobody in tulsa except the people on the street seem to find this all that remarkable. the sheriff -- the sheriff apparently sees it as business as usual. is how we do business with good old bob, the elderly gunslinger. is nuts. >> you're right. as far as we can tell so far, you would think that the reserve deputy program will be shut down or under investigation, and to go back to your first point here that idea that vital state services that if they need equipment a donor coming to fill the gap is so normalized this is what's going to happen. >> nobody sees anything remarkable about a 73-year-old guy with a gun going on an under cover drug and gun sting. and that to me is a step beyond the usual in american politics. >> charlie pierce always a pleasure. thank you, sir. >> thanks, chris. all this week we have been presenting the hillary clinton for millennial series and the former first lady has put up over the years. the next episode hillary name gate. plus, the trailer for the new "star wars" movie. we put it in the show. you are welcome and stay tuned for that coming up. do you have something for pain? 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>> i'm ready. >> b-13. b-13. >> hillary was a bona fide cultural lightning rod. >> hillary clinton is the chief target on family issues. >> she has likened marriage in the family to slavery. >> and while the republicans lost that election some of the attacks stuck. once in the white house, people took note of another rebranding rodham is back. >> now she is back to the trademark head band and the name change has thrown the white house announcers off stride. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states bill clinton, and the vice -- the first lady hillary rodham clinton. >> the rodham was throwing americans off. the press secretary was fielding questions from the news outlets and turned into a punch line. >> marisa tomei would like to let nempb know she is now marisa rodham tomei. >> and hillary clinton, 57% have positive feelings about her. 16%, negative. >> another question should the first lady did known as hillary clinton or hill ray rodham clinton. 62% said it should just be hillary clinton. so began life in the national spotlight for hillary rodham clinton or the woman we know as hillary. joining me now is terry o'neil who volunteered for hillary's 2008 presidential campaign. it's something to go back and look at that footage. familiarly just starting in arkansas the first interview where she says okay look i guess if you don't like rodham, i will call myself hillary rodham clinton, if that will make you happy. >> you know, pick your battles. you pick your battles. i was just recently at the feminist majority young feminist leader convention and there was a young african woman talking to them. and they said you will go in the public sphere and you will attacked. and i think you have seen throughout her career that hillary rodham clinton has had to pick her battles and she has done exactly that. >> the picking the battle thing is -- the point is it's her prerogative to decide who she is called. the most closely held identity your name have to have that be a subject of controversy or people have opinions about it and people feel it's too aggressive that's a small snapshot of what life in the public eye has been for hillary clinton for 40 years. >> you know that's right, chris, and i think that is going to continue. she is a trail blazer in exactly that way. she has been the one -- and let's be clear. the '90s i think for many women it was an issue. and nowadays, we accept that people are allowed to decide what their name is. that was not generally accepted in the 1990s. but when the first lady of the united states said i'm making choices here she opens the way for a lot of women. this is what is is going to happen. now that she is a candidate for the presidency of the united states, i think you are going to see a lot of more bogus pearl clutching attacks on her. but i think that actually women generally more prepared for the kind of attacks to be more bogus and we are prepared to get to the issues. the voters really want to know about issues. >> i can't tell. but one of the things that struck me going through the archival footage. i have the same reaction when we watch an episode of "mad men," we have made progress here. it does seem like some of the things that were so con contention. do you think -- >> no they have gotten much bet interone of the reasons they have gotten better is they sor to stupid back in the 1990s. we care if she can make cookies? we care what she decides her name is? and that's the point. a lot of the attacks on hillary clinton going forward are 10 20 years from now going to be viewed as silly. it's a huge anxiety, i think, that the country has. with something that's different. let's look at the way our first african-american president has been treated. in many ways, he's been treated very badly and i believe that is an expression of huge anxiety. hillary clinton is proposing to bring another sea change to our politics and that is going to raise the level of anxiety so a lot of attacks are going to be silly. >> there is something at the core of it too. the human element of running for office or public life is that people are going to come to you -- and it's true of men and women and candidates of different races in varying degrees and they are going to try to take away things you feel are essential to yourself and they are making a huge deal of them. and like you said picking your battles, that is part of public life for everyone who gets into it. >> that's what you have to do. you're exactly right. and i think shea has shown a lot of women have to pick battles and how to thrive beyond the battles, how not to be torn down by it. and call it out when it's unfair and shake it off and move on. >> thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> 911 call made this week from the cargo hold of an alaska airlines flight that was on its way to l.a., ahead. >> 911 hello, i'm trapped in this plane and i called my job but i'm in the plane. >> you're where? 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tennessee attorney general who pointed out making the bible the state book could violate the state and national constitution. more than half of the people in tennessee identify as evangelical. and proponents of bill argued that names the bible the state book, tennessee would be devaluing it. all i know is that i hear satan snickering. if that is true satan had a bad day. they killed the bible bill. joining me now from memphis is democratic congressman steve cohen of tennessee. your reaction to the senate sending it back to committee? >> well i'm pleased that the minds that know the separation of surge and state prevail. it was sent back to committee and that's a good thing. it's unfortunate that so many people did support it and they didn't understand the foundation of the country and the separation of church and state. >> it's funny to watch the republicans get out in front of it and the attorney state general, the governor also. that this was -- in some ways part of the after effect of what happened in indiana. and mike pence's approval rating hayes plummeted from the law passed in indiana. he had to try to walk some of it back. there is a fear of a spotlight that might come on a state if it is to pass something of this nature. >> well, it would certainly be embarrassing to tennessee and we haven't progressed that fair from dayton tennessee. there was an attempt to have a law like that last year but the local media shamed them locally to drop the bill. but tennessee is always a state that is immensed in the bible and the basic, conservative salt of the earth republicans and in tennessee the salt of the earth republicans obviously have a majority in the house. and it's been unfortunate and they have not living by what i understand the bible to be because they haven't extended medicaid to the poor people in the state of tennessee while the legislators get government insurance, they deny it to the tennesseeans because it's called obama care. so if you believe in the bible, you would believe in the new testament, love thy neighbor as yourself, and making it the state book is not sufficient. it's the good things in the bible that need to be played out. do unto others as you have them do to you. those types of things we should lead with. >> were you surprised by the vote in the house that it was as lopsided as it was for something that i think most people saw as almost clearly, facially unconstitutional by state and federal standards. >> not at all. i served 24 years in the state senate and, chris, i was the only person years ago to vote against the ban on gay marriage. >> you were the only one? >> i was the only one in the tennessee senate and house and i guy in the senate committed adultery and i said that adultery is a threat to marriage. and he went on to say -- >> wait a second. wait a second. what was it like to cast that lone vote against that -- that changed the state constitution when you did? >> well it was -- you know i had never had a problem being different and i was also the one time the only person to vote against a resolution to say that all people and businesses should -- there was an opinion to that accord and everyone else voted for it. and the politics to say you voted against god. and you -- but the people have used god for politics and this part of the country. for many many years and without -- and that's debasing religion to use god for your own political prospects and fumpture and points. >> yeah it does seem like the bible has enough going for it that it doesn't have to add a state book of tennessee to its resume. though i'm sure any book -- >> and the salamander is one of god's creatures and so are the tulip poplars and it should be in the person's individual conscience and belief. and each person in america and tennessee have that right. >> thank you very much. >> good to be in with chris. >> all right, we spent more time today than i care to admit analyzing the new trailer of the new "star wars" movie but we think we figured it out. that's ahead. >> chewy, we're home. ♪ ♪ if you're looking for a car that drives you... ...and takes the wheel right from your very hands... ...this isn't that car. the first and only car with direct adaptive steering. ♪ the 328 horsepower q50 from infiniti. making a fist something we do to show resolve. to defend ourselves. to declare victory. so cvs health provides expert support and vital medicines. make a fist for me. at our infusion centers or in patients homes. we help them fight the good fight. cvs health, because health is everything. florida mailman douglas hughes appeared to court for landing his gyro copter on the capitol hill lawn. according to secretary jay johnson, hughes and the copter were literally able to fly under the radar in washington's restricted air space. today, the focus is on the security loopholes he may have exposed. the real question is what the heck is a gyro copter. >> my first reaction is what's a gyrocopter. i had to see an image of it. oh yeah that is a gyrocopter. >> had they used the word gyrocopter, i wouldn't know what it would mean. >> the initial reaction what's a gyro copter i knew that is my reaction. >> i had in idea there was such a thing until one plopped down outside the capitol. they are awesome. james bond flew a tricked out version in 1967's "you only live twice." amelia amelia ahhart flew one. and there was a low ego on the gyro copters, they are used forregular mail delivery in parts of the country until the 1940s. yesterday was not even the only time a gyrocopter made an appearance on capitol hill. get this. this man was an avid aviator who liked to take trips around the nation's capital. the rotors are not under power, the vehicle gets a thrust from the back. they are lighter and cheaper than helicopters and you yes, you, you can spend a lot of time perussing those online. and you can convect one to a motorcycle from almost $400,000. and first, don't fly your gyrokopter in restricted air space. it will freak people out. and the people in charge of the air space, let's work on keeping it more secure. and while it was a bad pr day for the post al service, it was a good day for the gyrocopter. what i really want though? 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>> yes, let's do it. >> let's watch it. ♪ ♪ >> the force is strong in my family. my father has it. i have it. my sister has it. you have that power too. ♪ >> chewy, we're home. >> all right, we're here in the "mystery science theater" viewing area. okay, okay. start right there. keep going. roll it a little further. this shot. this shot. stop it right there. stop it. first of all that shot alone, appears to be a massive imperial vessel in the background. >> the star destroyer. >> that shot is saw somer that anything we have seen in three movies so far. and what i love about the shot and i will shut up and let you guys talk, it just suggests so many things have happened that is important. >> right. >> that's -- the thing about -- the last three, aside from the execution, it felt like we were sloging to the thing we knew. and all of a sudden, it's like curtains up on a new world are stuff is happening. >> they are really parachuting us to events in progress that are mysterious and exciting and what on earth has happened now. >> and that looks like drk. >> that is an x wing. >> that is an x wing there in the foreground. so they are still fighting. >> yeah. an intract able civil war and blowing up the second death star is one of the events that happened -- >> that's right. and we don't know what planet we are on. >> we do. we heard at the unveiling today. jakku. makes sense. >> not to be confused with jack hughes. keep rolling. keep rolling. we all know what that is. stop right there. stop right there. now we get this clip of luke it appears, right? and force the strong is our family. few things to note about this. one, it's basically a line from a "return of the jedi" where he is -- where he reveals that he and leia are -- >> brother and sister. >> correct. right? >> and everyone went, ew. and we are like will they or won't they vibe? >> it happens. >> and it went out the window at the reveal. and stop stop stop when we saw darth vader there, he said my father has it. a lot of people are making, the has. >> might be they are repurposing the audio. >> we all thought that vader died. >> you don't think the present tense means something? >> you talk about how great it was. it would be such a failure of imagination if j.j. abrams brought it back. >> it's just -- i don't think they are repurposing the audio. it's the line to an easter egg to the super fans. and that's what it's about. >> stop it there. this is very important. it's very important. >> it's all very important. >> every shot. the handing of the light saber. there is debate whether it's a woman's hand handing it to a woman. but, my sister has it. is it carrie fisher one question and the cultural moment, my twitter feed literally, i'm not overstating it a dozen women were like i vus not prepared for the visceral reaction i had to the handing of a light saber to a woman. >> we have plenty of lady stuff. >> and authorities, he is talking a little more. >> find out it's all happening -- >> and life day. life day. there's -- >> okay stop stop stop. >> we can't -- can we roll backwards? look at that we are going to roll backwards. >> this is fancy tv. >> in reverse. don't roll back, there, stop, stop, stop. these are -- we think these are protagonists. >> on the left there, you have daisy ridley a desert scavenger and you have finn who is some kind of storm trooper. >> finn in the first trailer, there was a moment of him removing the helmet. and there was a big surprise. keep rolling forward. we see them they are working together on jakku. >> storm trooper. stop, stop this scene is important. >> is it? >> because it appears that the empire is attacking their own -- if you look at this. it looks -- this is -- i can't take credit. segment producer todd -- i'm not going to pretend i noticed this. and it looks like they are attacking their own people. was there an inside out plot? is there a coup attempt? >> this is like syria. >> thankfully fictional. and continue to roll. question there, stop there. the question there i have is is this a guy -- we don't know this i don't think. is this a guy who was a storm trooper, or is this guy -- he -- is he an under cover operative. >> a spy. >> all of it makes he want to see the film. >> exactly. >> that is what the trailer is supposed to do, believe it or not. >> and there is the rolling ball droid. >> practical, i believe. >> the millennium falcon. we saw the millennium falcon. and then of course -- >> we're home. >> stop there. >> everyone loses their minds. >> you know what that moment was like? 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>> i'm very optimistic. because j.j. abrams is a fan and he grew up watching and imagining new things built on what george lucas wanted to do. and the prequal trilogy back explained. >> and he's got -- j.j. abrams has a sense of scale and scope that i love. star wars is nothing if not grandiose and epic epic. and jar jar binks didn't feel epic. that felt epic. that's what i went. >> and you have to point out two of the leads, they are not white men. >> i'm excited about that too. abraham and jason, thanks. that is it for this evening. the rachel maddow show starts right now. >> that was not just fun. that was heroic. spectacularly well done. the force is with you. well done. and thanks to you at home for staying with us the next hour. the force is with you too. the reason i'm doing the show in beautiful washington, d.c. is because i got an interview with the top in the senate senator harry reid. like when we had to bleep him. >> that is so timely. yesterday on the senate floor, john mccain came to me and told me, that little incident we had together where i said -- us did this, i'm g