understand with how racism works. we are all members of the community. have cops been in here? yeah. absolutely. yes. a lot of times cops are in the barber shop and you don t know they re cops. really? i mean, so i think they get a peek into the community as well and it s easier for them if they re not in uniform because it changes the uniform changes everybody. everybody is thinking about what did i do. what do you think police officers learn from other folks in the barber shop? what people not everybody hates them. where did we lose the promote simple of police in our community that firemen don t seem to have lost? you still take your child to a fire station to take pictures with the fire trucks. you still do that. my grandmother had a picture of me sitting on my dad s desk with cops around me. my father happened to have been one. i can remember when officer friendly was a force in the schools because you needed to
money for the wall in exchange for protections for dreamers and temporary protected status recipients. if the democrats do not work with us the biggest losers in my view are going to be the daca recipients, the president will secure the border through executive action. that executive action would likely be to declare a national emergency at the border. so, this is by no means over yet, the government is going to be fully up and running and the federal employees getting paid as the negotiations continue, shannon. shannon: we will have you come back later and explain how it works with the money flowing back into the paychecks to the agencies. and it changes, agency-to-agency. shannon: thank you for doing part two, talk to you in a bit. senior capitol hill producer, but what does it mean about the state of the union address. that had been so hotly contested. nancy pelosi indicated it wouldn t happen as long as the government was shut down. i inquired to see if it was back
next explosive report comes out from any news source? will they comment again, and if they don t, will it be assumed that it s absolutely, 100% accurate? that s a danger. can we take that with hindsight being 2020, does that also mean that everything that has been reported about the investigation, about how they are managing things is true because they ve been silent and they haven t commented on it? that is part of the danger of the slippery slope. having done this, what does it mean in terms of the past. it s what got comey in trouble. once you say something, if it changes, you have to comment on it. i think it was a very unfortunate thing that they commented and the only thing i can think of is, one, they were trying to say we aren t the leak, but they should have maybe just said that. they may have also been just saying this one is really exploding and the conversations now are getting very serious about impeachment so hold off until we get the facts out. i think we all need to
but there s a court ruling that caused the state to tell the counties go back and look at absentee ballots where there was an issue with date of birth. if it changes, you have until friday to do that. you re probably talking there about hundreds of votes statewide. stacey abrams would need to knock the margin down to about 18,000. if she did that, kemp would be under 50%, in a runoff. she s 18,000 from a runoff. yeah, or she also would need to be within a point to call for a recount. but the math is similar there. so it looks like you re talking about hundreds of votes potentially between now and tomorrow. so it doesn t look like that s the issue. but georgia 7, i think there s more suspense there. florida is nuts. yes. i follow this for a living and i m having a hard time making sense of it all. the big headline today is there s going to be a hand recount in the senate race. what s that mean? it means there s all sorts of small issues jumping around, small but important.
count. they re down to absentees and provisionals. what s the deadline for that? the counties have already certified most counties, and i think gwinet was the last to do this, certifying the count. but there s a court ruling that caused the state to tell the counties go back and look at absentee ballots where there was an issue with date of birth. if it changes, you have until friday to do that. you re probably talking there about hundreds of votes statewide. stacey i stacey abrams would need to knock the margin down to about 18,000. if she did that, kemp would be under 50%, in a runoff. she s 18,000 from a runoff. yeah, or she also would need to be within a point to call for a recount. but the math is similar there. so it looks like you re talking about hundreds of votes potentially between now and tomorrow. so it doesn t look like that s the issue. but georgia 7, i think there s more suspense there. florida is nuts. yes. i follow this for a living and i m having a hard