people on board the private plane was flying from tennessee to new york. instead of landing it made a sudden u turn and set off alarm bells. dana: it breached the no-fly zone over the capitol. the fighter jets tried to flag down the plane but the pilot was unresponsive and ultimately crashed in virginia. bill: scroti brenner is here with analysis. jennifer griffin is joining us live from the pentagon. well, it was a moment of high drama in washington, d.c. that shook the capitol. new details on who was on board that flight. a 49-year-old was on board with her 2-year-old daughter and nanny, the daughter of john and barbara rumpel. barbara serves on the executive committee of the nra women s leadership forum in florida. my family is gone, my daughter and granddaughter, rumpel wrote in a post. the plane was registered to encore motors of melbourne, florida. their other daughter died in a scuba diving accident. the cessna took off from elizabethton, tennessee en route to lo
weapons of death also tonight, michael cohen joins me to talk about what weaponization of government really looks like. as jim jordan plays make believe on the issue in an embarrassing field hearing of the once respected house judiciary committee. plus, justice clarence thomas is promising to fix his financial irregularities as a whole new set of questions come to light and we begin tonight with more young americans fighting for their lives at this country s massacre epidemic rages on following a spate otmass shootings less than three weeks since the children of nashville were buried, this is a feeling of an accelerating gun culture and the carnage and death that comes with it. the fear, the violence, they can feel unstoppable, even all consuming at times and it isn t just because of america s indifference to gun violence it feels like parts of this country are engaged in a celebration of gun violence. a veneration and devotion that has turned america into the most heav
to be able to see that. it is so horrific, it really is horrific. the new economy good news you don t need a four-year degree. the bad news you need more than a high school degree. we have to get these kids and give them tough curriculum. from day one from kindergarten. don t try to boot them up in 12th grade. certain learning and work habits that come with it. we can instill it early at the very beginning and to try to turn this around. the other part is the culture part. there has to be something done and admitted about the part with the culture. if no one admits it. we blame gun violence. i am so sick of that. people violence. people are encouraged to look like each other. they look like each other and young but won t allow them to live it. nothing worse than seeing parents cry at these funerals. dana: great to see you. great to see you. dana: hopefully are dogs will
they obviously had prayer, they had a security guard they still ended up with six people dead. mark, you also have in this culture, because i think the cultural argument is important to make. in texas right now on the orders of tucker carlson of fox news, governor greg abbott is about to pardon a man who shot a black lives matter protester you have all these laws being passed, go ahead and hit that protester with a car, the governor will pardon you let me show you what daniel perry was posting. i might have to kill a few people on my way to work they re rioting outside my apartment complex. on june 1st, black lives matter is racist to white people. it is official, i am racist because i do not agree with people acting like animals at the zoo. june 1st again now it is my turn to get banned from facebook by comparing the black lives matter movement to a full zoo full of monkeys that are freaking flipping flinging their s-h-i-t the culture part is important to
ever unless they get to the bottom of it. trace: wait until the art starts selling and you will have more of these kinds of questions depending who it sells to. meantime m.i.t. canceled a science lecture by a geo physics professor after activists launched a campaign about him with his views of diversity from the university of chicago he joins us now with more. we ll get to the cancel culture part in a second. i want to talk about your views on diversity. you think it s treating people as members of a group instead of individuals which you say is repeating a mistake made 20th century atrocities possible. explain that for us, sir. that s correct. fundamental principle of moral philosophy we have to treat each person a as an individual with inherent dignity. if we violate that we risk repeating the atrocities of the