10 00 straight up. That means its time for cnn tonight, with d lemon. I tell you what. Daniel dale has his work cut out for him tonight. The fact checker . Oh. Man. Hes been talking all day. Hes been doing some interviews that were going to play for you. But its every word not every word but most of it. Man has a problem with the truth. The man the man has a problem with the truth, when the truth does not meet his selfinterest. The trick is, of course, the easy part is exposing that hes wrong. The challenging part and the more important part for us, right now, is convincing people whats right because this pandemic is not tax policy. Where you can feel this way or that way. You need to wear a damn mask. And you have to take care of other people in your community, and its got to be about us because the helps not going to come from above. And you need to socially distance, and you need to believe in science. So there are no alternative facts or alternative science or alternative medicine,
Right. Youre right on. The pandemic is not tax policy where you can feel this way or that way. You have to wear a damn mask and you got to take care of people in your community because the helps not going to come from above. You need to socially distance and believe in science. There are no alternative facts or alternative medicine when it comes to things like this. There are some things that have proven to work and some things that have proven not to work, including hydroxychloroquine and on and on and on. Right. Its not a gotcha contest the way he and his fringe fellows want to play it. This is about not wanting to see people get sick. Right. Thats all. This isnt about gaining advantage. Its about seeing fewer people getting hurt. Social distancing is right. You and check at a place weve gone to eat. You stay away from it like it was a death sentence. That was smart, like my grandmother. Any time she went somewhere left her wallet at home. Never see your wallet. Ill have to buy you o
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Good morning, im melissa harrisperry. We begin this morning with a story thats hard to hear but necessary to discuss. Now, im going to be referring to this clock behind me, okay, dont get too distracted by it. Ill bring it back whenever we need it. The state of oklahoma was scheduled to execute two convicted murderers, Clayton Lockett and charles warner. Tha their crimes were heinous. The inmates challenged the execution claiming that they had the right to know the source of the drugs. A District Court judge ruled on march 26th that the secrecy law signed by governor mary fallon in 2011 was unconstitutional. But after the States Supreme Court granted a stay of the executions on april 22nd so that it could rule on the issue of secrecy, the governor responded, saying the court had acted, quote, outside of its constitutional authority. At the same time a fellow republican in the state house began working on a bill to impeach the five justices who voted for the stay. The state Supreme Cour
Minutes later, it started getting particularly ugly. Reporter Graham Lee Brewer of the oklahoman was one of the official witnesses. He began kicking his feet, lifting his head and his chest off the gurney, grimacing, clenching his teeth, and a couple of months, he actually mumbled. At 6 39, a prison official said to witnesses, we are going to lower the blinds temporarily, and they did. It was clear at that point, to officials in attendance, that something was very, very wrong. After conferring with the ward, and unknown how much drugs that went into him, it was my decision at that time to stop the execution. According to an ap reporter in attendance, prison officials said they would try to get lockett to the hospital to resuscitate him. The man they were just moments ago trying to kill, well, they did not succeed in resuscitating him. At 7 06. Clayton lockett was declared dead. He died of a heart attack, 43 minutes after the drug was administered, a gruesome period of what can only be