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Anchor Nicolle Wallace said Tuesday on MSNBC's "Deadline" that Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) doesn't not have the courage to call out Fox News host Tucker Carlson's "bullsh-t." | Clips
allegations that i believe you ve been talking about on this show, the allegations put together in a summary by democrats on the veterans affairs committee. we asked dr. jackson about this. my first question was, did you wreck a car? that is one of the allegations here, he actually wrecked a government vehicle. he said, no, that should be pretty easy to prove. he dismissed some of the other allegations against him as reporters were yelling questions. and when we pressed him on whether he will still move forward, he said we are still moving forward as planned. so, i think that says just about everything here, that ronny jackson wants to move forward. i will tell you this is a situation in which jackson could have simply not answered questions, kept walking, said, no comment, because it s not as though reporters could have chased him all the way down the colonnade past the rose garden, nicolle. he chose to stop and at least briefly talk a little bit about the accusations against him and
specific reporting about jackson, but the concerns about making this change were bipartisan. and ronny jackson is someone known and beloved by democrats and republicans. so, i m having a hard time understanding the partisan overlay. david axelrod from the obama white house defended him as a lovely white house doctor. so did jim mussina, deputy chief of staff, a lovely white house doctor. he certainly has plenty he was known by people in the white house in which i worked which happened to be a republican white house. so, he s not someone who has right/left support. these allegations are so severe and so different from the story he s telling. i m having a hard time understanding the gap. reporter: so, and i think that is where some lawmakers are, too, frankly, nicolle. when you look at what we re hearing from folks over on the hill, from democrats and republicans, many of them seem to be saying, we need to know more about this. is this true or not? what is going on here? and on the h
that s how he won the election effectively and he sees this this is an issue he started. he s not reacting to the news. he s on stage at a rally calling colin kaepernick a son of a bitch. that difficult vivides people. we talk about players in the nfl are weak. it reveals the weakness of the owners nine of whom donated to donald trump s inauguration committee. bop craft supposedly a friend of him. they ll sit there next to the players and they ll say things about donald trump that are more critical that they just won t say publicly. why is that? just like republicans in congress. they supported him financially, yet they feel like they don t have the standing to stand up and criticize him. that s pretty weak. you know what you ll never see? stephon clark was shot in sacramento. the owner of the sacramento kings and the players made they protested and said we re all together. when a black if there is a prominent case where a black man has been brutalized in a community that h