this possible and ultimately likely, it s very insulting to us that he was here. now, as the memorial behind us continues to grow, the first of what will be many funerals will begin today. the mayor here in town dean margo telling us he is trying to get through 22 funerals right now and sees that as the only way that this community can only begin to think about the healing process. back to you. ainsley: thank you, jeff. brian: thank you jeff. four minutes now after the hour. it didn t take long. the president on the ground i think he did the absolute right thing going and the same day. protests were not a surprise. went to two areas in which the president didn t dominate but was successful in the state of ohio. but i think showing up in the way he was received by hospital workers. by law enforcement shows a home run. but it didn t stop democrats for using the opportunity to insult the president. here are some of those
jj martinez, is that what you re hoping that your mayor says to president trump in el paso tomorrow? well, of course our hearts go out to the people of dayton and i m thankful for the senator s words, but i do hope that mayor margo does raise those concerns with the president when he comes. i think it s important, lawrence, to say first and foremost he needs to apologize for the racist the rhetoric that white supremacists use that he s been spewing since day juan of his presidency. he needs to apologize for that. he needs to tell his supporters that he was wrong. that it stains the office that he now holds and that we do not accept racism or white supremacy in this country. and i agree with the senator that he needs to call mitch mcconnell and tell him that he needs to reconvene the senate and vote on the bipartisan measures that the house had passed. i hope that mayor margo raises those issues with him, and i do hope that mayor margo represents our city, the city that is hurting
says to president trump in el paso tomorrow? well, of course our hearts go out to the people of dayton and i m thankful for the senator s words, but i do hope that mayor margo does raise those concerns with the president when he comes. i think it s important, lawrence, to say first and foremost he needs to apologize for the racist the rhetoric that white supremacists use that he s been spewing since day juan of his presidency. he needs to apologize for that. he needs to tell his supporters that he was wrong. that it stains the office that he now holds and that we do not accept racism or white supremacy in this country. and i agree with the senator that he needs to call mitch mcconnell and tell him that he needs to reconvene the senate and vote on the bipartisan measures that the house had passed. i hope that mayor margo raises those issues with him, and i do hope that mayor margo represents our city, the city that is hurting. we hope that no city has to go through again. i hope tha
rally speeches in which the president used the very same language about people trying to enter the country at the southern border that the el paso mass murderer used for those people in his written manifesto before he killed them. here s part of the president s speech in el paso about the people seeking entry at our southern border. murders. murders. murders. killings. murders. we will. we will. the mayor of el paso said that he would meet with the president tomorrow in his official capacity as mayor. mayor dean margo said that he would ask the president, to support our efforts with any and
would ask the president, to support our efforts with any and all federal resources that are available. the last time donald trump went to el paso, the mayor called donald trump s comments untrue. last night mayor margo said this. i will continue to challenge any harmful and inaccurate statements made about el paso. we will not allow anyone to portrayal el paso in a manner that is not consistent with our history and values. tonight on this network, congresswoman escobar told chris hayes that even people suffering from their wounds in the hospital in el paso that she s been visiting have made the effort to tell her that they do not want donald trump to come to el paso. this community is full of hope and resilience and beauty, but the other thing that i heard, chris, totally unsolicited from victims still in the hospital as they d grab