but we know only one of the candidates publicly makes fun of the disability of war veterans who oppose him. donald trump still hasn t gotten over the late senator john mccain s decisive vote in the senate against donald trump s attempt to repeal obamacare and leave over 20 million people without health insurance. it is customary for senators to raise their hand to cast their votes, signaling a thumbs up, or a thumbs down on the senate floor. they do that to make it very clear to the senate clerk, who might be some distance away, exactly how they are voting. everyone in the senate always knew that because of his war wounds suffered one shot down in vietnam, and he was tortured for several years as a prisoner of war, john mccain could not raise his hands above his head when casting his vote. he wasn t the only one. republican senator bob dole could not remove his right arm at all because of the wounds that he suffered in combat in
trump doesn t like has a disability, he always thinks that s funny. i don t know what i said i don t remember. we don t know which presidential candidate would receive the most votes from disabled american war veterans. but we know only one of the candidates publicly makes fun of the disability of war veterans who oppose him. donald trump still hasn t gotten over the late senator john mccain s decisive vote in the senate against donald trump s attempt to repeal obamacare and leave over 20 million people without health insurance. it is customary for senators to raise their hand to cast their votes, signaling a thumbs up, or a thumbs down on the senate floor. they do that to make it very clear to the senate clerk, who might be some distance away, exactly how they are voting.
treatment at this time. i mean the man is literally under investigation. he got a special counsel. yes, exactly. that is the special treatment. tim miller, symone sanders-townsend, thank you my friends. simone s show airs right here on msnbc every saturday and sunday at four pm eastern. really appreciate you guys. that is our show for tonight. now it s time for the last word with who is in for lawrence. good evening, jonathan. good evening, alex. we re going to keep the conversation going about special counsel jack smith. i have have a good rest of your friday night. you too, buddy. all right. today, the federal judge overseeing special counsel jack smith s case into donald trump s attempt to overturn the 2020 election and issued a protective order. judge tanya chutkan establish limits on what evidence in the case trump can t discuss publicly. judge chutkan ordered that donald trump cannot disclose sensitive materials, including recordings, transcripts, interview reports,
where donald trump is not yet a criminal defendant. as we were just saying the georgia supreme court emphatically and enthusiastically and very, very quickly dismissed donald trump s attempt to block further proceedings in the criminal investigation against him for trying to overturn the presidential election results in georgia. former georgia district attorney gwen keyes fleming will join us later in the hour to consider the content and the very high speed of the georgia supreme court s ruling, which did not allow donald trump s motion to survive one full business day, one full business day on the georgia supreme court docket. so donald trump and his criminal defense lawyers and georgia suffered a total wipeout today. but his criminal defense lawyers in florida have higher hopes in federal court tomorrow, because donald trump appointed the judge who was presiding over the federal criminal prosecution of donald trump. for the first time in history, a federal judge is presiding
actually be an ultimate jury, if it goes that far. and so, it gave her additional power, in addition to what s said in terms of if she follows the recommendations, in terms of pursuing charges consistent with them. then, she has some cover with regard, at least some explanation of the evidence underlying those charges. right. tamar hallerman and gwen keyes fleming, this is one of the stories that will flip out of our consciousness, and then we ll come, you know, rushing back into it. and now, i m really on the hook for what happens. thanks for joining us tonight. thanks for having us. thank you. still to come two years after donald trump unleashed a mob on the capitol, the brazilian far-right is trying to run the same play. january 6th committee member elaine luria joins me on the lasting repercussions of trump s attempt to coup, ahead.