you re a candidate now, ron. thanks to what is sure to be remembered as the most awkward campaign launch in american history. plus, that s not fair. trump s lawyers channel their inner 8-year-old in a whining complaint to the u.s. attorney general with due apologies to 8-year-olds. later, one year after 19 students and two teachers were gunned down in uvalde, texas, an activist group floats a radical proposal for reining in america s deadly gun culture. and we begin tonight with a question. would you ever hire someone who participated in a deadly insurrection to overtake the u.s. capitol or fellow rioters threatened to kill the house speaker and hang the vice president? would you hire a woman who was once arrested and charged with stealing the campaign signs of a political rival who she had run against for public office? personally i wouldn t and i imagine most of you wouldn t either. but florida governor ron desantis did. this is sandra atkinson. her investigation by
those words shouldn t even compute, they shouldn t fit in the same sentence. a hate crime at a grocery store. this time it was buffalo residents in a predominantly black neighborhood who were just trying to take care of their families when a white gunman opened fire on saturday killing ten people and injuring three others. all of the evidence so far suggests this young man, this suspect, just 18 years old, was poisoned by laws and bs from online message boards. now police members of the media are going through his so-called manifesto, full of hateful memes and ideas and some of the same messages shared by the christchurch mosque killer. yes, it s the great replacement theory rearing its ugly head again, white replacement nonsense that convinces isolated men on the internet that a cabal is replacing whites with people of color. the same conspiracy theory you hear primetime on fox news. it s important no, it s essential to map the media environment that preys on white fear. t
rule on whether this six-week ban passes is constitutional or passes constitutional muster. it didn t before. i can t imagine that it would if it s based on the constitution. it won t pass muster again. but now that we have an all-male supreme court there is no female voice. there is no female perspective on the court. and that is by design. it was intentional for a time such as this. the southeast is now essentially the handmaid s tale for women in this country. there is no state in the south where a woman has control of her body. all the way west to texas, all the way across including your state now. what in the world are women going to do and girls. we know that south carolina has a very high maternal mortality rate particularly for black women. so my guess is a lot of southern women and a lot of black women are going to die.
on that side of the gender aisle. but do you try to cover this from different directions in that way? i absolutely do try to talk to men. there were a lot of men there yesterday marching through the streets of san antonio. you know, it s also typically outside of the abortion clinic the protesters are almost all men. and i try really hard tone eng with them as well. we showed a headline you f published, let s put it on the screen, this is the headline before the monk of the leak happened. it was on the front page that night about how anti-abortion activists want to make sure a nationwide ban passes. you have been out in front of this. is that where the press should be focused, on which is what s coming. expect it, assume it s coming, nationwide ban? i think states are first. everybody this is the