how dare she make this distinction, with the excuse that she s going to ban it, because it s insensitive. i mean, it was so insulting, but if it wasn t so insulting, it would be laughable. this is coming from the person who worked for donald trump, who did everything in his power and his administration s power to bring tragedy and pain to the latino community. i m sorry, i m good he s, to the latinx community. kevin, why do you think this was on top of mind on the list of executive orders? i don t think it s top of mind, as you said, it s one of eight, within hours of her. look, i think politicians are political animals. she is representing what she feels is the feedback that she got from a number of people in the community. now, i think the politics of this are probably helpful for her. for many people who look at this debate, i think i know a lot of people feel very strongly about it, a lot of people think that this is
did he have did have archive did he have . . . opening statements today in the trial of five members of the proud boys are defendants including former chairman enoree company ter yo accused of seditious compromise on the attack on capitol both sides giving opening arguments today and with the prosecution using extensive video and social media evidence to try to make their case and the defense argument attack on capitol wasn t planned beforehand it comes maybe as a coincidence all comes as well after weeks of contentious fight over jury selection and what evidence can ultimately be used in introduced in this trial. back with me now andrew mccabe and john dean. andrew, the defendants in this case, they re facing nine counts, including conspiracy to
coming from the former head of the d.c. national guard, a man now house sergeant-at-arms is pretty remarkable, and really makes you recognize just what an odd response it was, and that the capitol wasn t as prepared as it would have been had there been a different set of circumstances in place. yeah. key details that continue to be released by the january 6th committee. we ll see if any other additional ones come out in these last few days of 2022 or into 2023. nbc s ryan riley, thank you. and thank you for getting up way too early with us on this wednesday morning. morning joe starts right now. this is, i think, one of the biggest concern, congressman-elected, that you don t really seem to be taking this seriously. apologized said you made mistakes but outright lied. a lie is not embellishment on a resume. you said you worked for
missing this, but right now it seems like a lot of this should spawn squarely on republicans in power who should be blamed for turning a blind eye. some reports that some of them even knew a little about this before it exploded into public view in the last week. they certainly know about it now, and they re remaining silent. yeah. a bunch of flaws in the system. exposed them. hasn t it? why wasn t this uncovered during the campaign? why is it so difficult, in fact, impossible to get rid of something running under false pretenses? a bunch of people vote for him in long island, liked the fact he went to baruch and had a bachelor s degree and the fact he was jewish and might be the reason they voted for him and now those reasons are null and void yet still no mechanism for getting rid of this person, because he ran on basically a lie. i think we are in an era where lying in politics has become okay. increasingly so over the last