attorney in atlanta, the feds haven t really shown up in this case. there s no indication that the u.s. attorney in atlanta is an active participant. that can help with an investigation if you re a state d.a. she continues to look like she s doing it on her own here. charlie, lindsey graham gave one of the weirdest speeches on january 6th. he seemed a little choked up. it was just bizarre. it s been a fun ride, donald, but it s of. it lasted about, i don t know, 15 minutes. he was right back in the cooing and the mischief. is he a credible witness? it s been a wild ride for lindsey graham. it is not over. look, there s something about testifying before a grand jury under oath that focuses the mind marvelously. i assume he s not going to want
your opinion than have to be garland and decide whether charging a former president of the united states who may likely be the front-runner at a point of decision on whether to bring charges, you know, being a front-runner of the republican party, whether to go forward with that extraordinary decision of whether to charge. you know, it s you know, barr had an op-ed today or a version of an op-ed in the new york post that sort of follows a pattern of people when they break with trump, they sort of break hard. you know, they talk about how shocked they are by trump s behavior, when certainly they were witness to some of it when they were there. so i m not sure what to make of barr. at the end of the day, barr doesn t really matter. it matters what s in garland s
because this court has become so ideological. the senator raised fundamental questions about the integrity of the court, whether you re a democrat, liberal, republican or independent, you ought to be concerned about the issues he s raising. the fact there s no disclosure. the fact we don t know how many people writing these massive checks have business in front of the court. whether the court has been so politicized that it s being influenced. these are real issues not going away. i m glad that other judges are taking it more seriously. we need to continue to shine the spotlight on the reluctance of the supreme court to get seer kyle rittenhouse about having an ethics code that applies to itself. the senator said he has some optimism reforms are possible. do you think they re likely, joyce? it s a tough call.
saying we re so, so important and yet we re trying too convince kids to change their sexes? again, another smear. talking about, you know, not being in school and then how important it is to teach math and to teach english? again, a smear. but the real issue for teachers is that it s making our jobs harder. it s making it harder to lift kids up, to create empathy, to create a safe and welcoming environment. it s scaring the bejesus out of people because, you know, when people go after me, they feel like what s going to happen to them? and these are the folks who are at the core with parents of helping kids have a future to critically think, to get their mojo back. if i sound really angry, i am. not about myself. i don t care what he calls me, but i m angry because of what they re doing. the devos is doing it, he s doing it.
state to make sure it doesn t happen again. i encourage people in colorado springs, obviously an outpouring of support for the lgbtq community, but also demand that this law is enforced. it should have and could have prevented this massacre. it didn t and it s those politicians that refuse to follow the law. it s their fault this massacre happened. wow. i mean, donna, the extremism of the gop is the back drop against which people voted a week ago. the extremism in the gop is creating a climate that makes people unsafe, not just marginalized communities. it makes everybody unsafe when guns are the hands of people with prior violent acts. what do you do about these extreme pockets? i think to tim s point, i mean, not only was there are