good evening and thanks t at-home for joining us in th special edition of alex wagner tonight. we are coming up on the tw year anniversary of the januar 6th attack, and i think all of us at this point have memories of that day seared into ou minds, where we were what we were doing even after all these times past i mean, almost all of us hav those memories as it turns out, a few peopl have no memory of that day a all, apparently. here is an excerpt of deposition of one of president donald trump s persona secretaries, who worked just outside the oval office, testifying to the january 6t committee, from their fina report quote, i don t remember where was that afternoon do you remember being at the white house that afternoon even if you don t remember where exactly you were at th white house? no, i do not do you remember being home wherever home is for you, on the afternoon of january six as opposed to being at the white house? no, i don t. so, you don t remember whether you ar
fighting. if her pants had cuffs she would have pretended to be a leg irons. real handcuffs, not so much. that didn t stop her from pretending. i hate it when people do this to me. when i asked people to put on handcuffs and they say i ll just pretend i have them on. i would be like short, and i will pretend to pay you after. [laughter] i think dana just went into an arrhythmia. yes, i pay people to wear handcuffs. she did this because she knew the media would obey. let s watch the tape. abortion rights are under attack. what do we do? greg: she would be a great mime. like the latina version of marcel marceau. here she is later in her jail cell. of course aoc was mocked on social media for imitating being handcuffed which is a change for her usual change from being mocked by imitating a congresswoman. that s not even being as close to as disgusting as i can be. she was gingerly escorted alert to a holding area. she raised her fists to supporters. then she crossed her wr
carville leading the charge same just ignore the will policies. our people are trying, racism is evil. misogyny is evil, i am sorry. the problems that the republican party has as i got really stupid people voting in their primaries. we have that you get really stupid people who demand to have really stupid interests and asked for the republican party is now. it doesn t start there, writing this op-ed. republicans are america s problem adding that we must stop thinking it s hyperbolic to say that the republican party itself is now a threat to our democracy. former cia director is gonna be a brand-new low after agreeing with the journalist who tweeted this garbage labeling republicans is dangerous and nihilistic. saying, i agree and i was the cia director. joey first i think to ban videos this close to your face those about everyone but is it really that smart for him to be saying that his voters are stupid when democrats are losing their coalition especially among minority
tonight more problems for the president. and jimmy. in the country here s what happens in some of our favorite tunes. a big saturday show is swapping out some lyrics coming up. but first the left of melted down when elon musk made his 44 billion-dollar offer to buy twitter. remember this? the thing is the enjoyment they get out of being in this town square is being able to harass people. elon musk i guess he misses the old south africa and the 80s. he wants that back. it seems to me that it is about free speech of straight white men. so let them have it. you do not have to be transparent you could secretly ban one party s candidate or all of its candidates. or turn down the reach of their stuff. the rest of us might not even found out about it until after the election. delta billionaires determining the deal because twitter misled him he says, the media s melting down again. and so are some twitter employees. one worker telling nbc news quote it feels like
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