if you do something that s good for working people in this country, i m going to support you and do everything i can to help you to succeed. if you do things that are bad for working people, i m going to oppose you and do everything i can to stop you from hurting working people. my members, with very few exceptions, have said, you did the right thing. we can t be associated with this kind of defense of a group whose core principal is racism and bigotry. i appreciate your time. thank you very much. you bet. back now with the panel. joseph, what does it say that ceos are leaving these councils but the president s religious advisory council, nobody on that, people of strong faith, nobody on that has backed away from the president in any way, no matter what he has said?
any institution could help students understand the arc of our nation s history, it could be the one that i was at. but in order to do that, you had to look at things critically. you had to look at the full history. and you had to understand how decisions were made in the past in order to make decisions better for the future. so we i think very much looked upon an opportunity not to just educate our students but to educate the broader university community that we were a part of. mayor william bell, i appreciate you being on and ken ruscio as well. it s an important discussion. i appreciate it. up next, my panel s take on this. should the statues stay or go? we ll be right back. brewed only in golden, colorado. .and nowhere else. ever. coors banquet. that s how it s done.
magazines when getting on the cover would be a big deal. tonight take a look. it is hard to imagine he would be happy about this. the president shouting through a klansman hood to the new yorker, blowing a sail that looks like a klan member and raising the flag-draped sieg heil salute. back thou with the panel. you were talking about, which i had forgotten, molly, is this infrastructure week again? it is not. but i have to say, infrastructure i have a theory and there s been a lot of jokes about this in the washington press corps that infrastructure is sort of like trump s kryptonite because the original infrastructure week is the week that was decreed by the white h was the week james comey testified. and then there were a bunch of unhinged trump tweets after the mayor of london and so forth. it was like a joke that infrastructure week has gone so well. this week, trump was doing an infrastructure press conference on tuesday. that s what it was supposed to be about. he was announcin
prevagen. the name to remember. the president senmys don t want him to succeed, but americans are saying let president trump do his job. enemies. that s what was spoken about the day after a woman lost her life at a peace march. krit you cans are questioning that new ad from president trump s campaign. it was released yesterday. the day after people around the world had called for unity, the day after that deadly violence. joining me now is msnbc political analyst, wall street journal white house reporter eli stoke ls with my panel, michael steele and former
are first-time parents welcoming twins ella and alexander into the world tuesday morning. they are all healthy, happy and doing fine. please, they re the clooneys. they re doing way better than fine. what a life! now we ve got to get back to that breaking news and there s so much of it. there s a toss-up. president trump announced his new fbi pick, chris wray with a w. this comes 24 hours before former fbi director, james comey, the one president trump fired, is set to testify before the senate intelligence committee. i want to bring in bill gavin, a former assistant director of the new york fbi office and my panel, steve schmidt and mike lupica are in the house. bill, what can you tell us about chris wray? well, stephanie, there s not a lot i can tell you. i don t know the man personally. looking at his credentials, within the justice department itself, assistant united states