Of these conversations that took place. we re hearing conflicting recall of what took place. i think getting more certitude in that regard is going to be helpful to us. but i think it s pretty clear now. we have basically a whistle-blower who gave us a road map, and now the president of the united states driving down these roads to the various crime scenes. and i think all that s happened in just really the last three or four weeks is pretty compelling. congresswoman jackie speier, thanks for being with us. a new round of fighting overnight in northern syria, despite the cease-fire declaration. and a chorus of opposition growing louder from republicans to the president s decision to pull out u.s. troops. provide complete, balanced nutrition. for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-seven vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy.
Their argument is that speaking with so much certitude that the office was playing with politics. doesn t seem to be real evidence of that. not like the birmingham office is a hot bed of known political actors. clearly the white house feels besieged. they re trying to justify the president s statement. they re trying to undercut any contradiction of him and the most important contradiction was that statement, that tweet that was put out by those forecasters in alabama. let me bring the panel in on this. gabe, when this statement from it was noaa, the national oceanic atmospheric agency. when the statement came out, there was no name on it, it was unsigned. there was speculation that there would be reporting that shed this kind of light on it. in that sense, that s filling in blanks that were apparent from the beginning. it was very clear from the beginning that there was pushback from the administration that was essentially saying what s not important is the
I need to understand better what this deal is. i was trying to do some research, i get how it s described, maybe he s going to pick musical talent, maybe that will help inspire social justice reform. i don t understand. it seems like pay me for my consultantcy. i respect jay-z immensely, they do really great things for the community. but on this particular issue, thing there s people can take issue with it and i think it s a fair subject and i think he should be criticized for it and i think it should be taken on which is what you re doing now. what are you doing? another issue, did you see the new york times 1619 project. yes. in the literature section. we are going to talk about that because there are some controversy, the president s not happy about it. some of his supporters saying it s a reflection of him. i don t understand how slavery is, but we shall see. some painful and poignant writings for people to pick up on. see you in a second. got the first closing co
Back is that the sense in brussels there right you know you wanted a short answer on that is there a sense in brussels that theresa may has lost control of the bracks a process no there is not a sense of it there s absolute certitude that she has lost control of the brakes a process many thanks the marks often for us in brussels our brussels bureau chief and big boss in london thanks to both of you this morning. let s take a look at some of the other stories making the news this hour the trial of a vietnamese woman accused of assassinating the half brother of north korea s leader kim jong un is set to continue that after prosecutors reject her but to free her. lawyer called the decision perverse her in the nation codefendant was released monday. mourners have held a vigil for the victims of a school shooting in brazil the attack occurred early wednesday and souza now a suburb. ten people died including the two attackers who thirty say were former
People of color as a whole and white people as a whole. laura: now note the almost religious certitude that these radicals possess. this is their religion. because they are the or rack s and anyone who doesn t accept their etiology is simply unjust. you re a racist if you don t accept it and thus you must be resisted and driven into silence on a college campus at all costs. this is the kind of mental totalitarianism and it s not confined to faculty meetings or classrooms. students are brain washed into accepting this group think. a few weeks ago dinesh d souza spoke at our alma mater at dartmouth college and was greeted this way racist, go home racist, go home racist. go home racist. go home racist. laura: that s very tolerant, isn t it?