they re sadder than my ability to read them on the air, so i won t. tell us thank you. about your best friend who you lost, if you can get through that. i can talk about him forever. he was that was joaquin oliver. he i ve known him since sixth grade. we didn t really get close-close until a few years ago. but he the amount of impact that he made in everyone s life was unreal. he s just the type of kid that could make every single person smile. and, you know, he was the coach of our basketball team, which is still in season, by the way. we re going to have a game pretty soon. he was the coach he was the captain of our basketball team, his father the coach. a lot of people said, he s just the captain because his dad s the coach.
if someone is trying to hurt you or your family or your friends, you can stop them. but not an ar. you don t walk around at night with an ar to feel safe. you walk around at night with an ar to kill people. in this case, the day. 2:25 p.m., february 14th, 2018. your texts back and forth with your brother, who survived, upstairs from you. that s right. you said today you didn t mean for them to become a viral moment. but they have become public. they re sadder than my ability to read them on the air, so i won t. tell us thank you. about your best friend who you lost, if you can get through that. i can talk about him forever. he was that was joaquin oliver. he i ve known him since sixth grade. we didn t really get close-close
rating. his tendency is to revert right whenever he is confronted with a decision that might antagonize certain parts of his base. it s also a president, quite frankly, whose best asset isn t really expressing empathy or processing human emotion. so i just don t know that there is going to be a change of heart that you might see with another kind of leader. let us not forget things like the pulse nightclub, almost 50 souls gone in a single incident. not a thing changed behind you under that dome. jenna johnson, jeremy peters, can t thank you enough for helping start off our conversation tonight. up next for us, nbc news exclusive reporting, robert mueller looking into whether paul manafort offered a white house job in exchange for millions of dollars in home loans. later, the number of americans who say they don t like president trump as a person. the 11th hour just getting started on a busy wednesday night.
i do agree with jenna s point that it s difficult to see how the president is moved to deviate from his hard-right, pro-nra position on this. this is a president who on a good day has a 43% approval rating. his tendency is to revert right whenever he is confronted with a decision that might antagonize certain parts of his base. it s also a president, quite frankly, whose best asset isn t really expressing empathy or processing human emotion. so i just don t know that there is going to be a change of heart that you might see with another kind of leader. let us not forget things like the pulse nightclub, almost 50 souls gone in a single incident. not a thing changed behind you under that dome.
whenever he is confronted with a decision that might antagonize certain parts of his base. it s also a president, quite frankly, whose best asset isn t really expressing empathy or processing human emotion. so i just don t know that there is going to be a change of heart that you might see with another kind of leader. let us not forget things like the pulse nightclub, almost 50 souls gone in a single incident. not a thing changed behind you under that dome. jenna johnson, jeremy peters, can t thank you enough for helping start off our conversation tonight. up next for us, nbc news exclusive reporting, robert mueller looking into whether paul manafort offered a white house job in exchange for millions of dollars in home loans. later, the number of americans who say they don t like president trump as a person. the 11th hour just getting