Fredericka, that we havent heard her use before. Shes been pretty even measured despite being a democrat. She sits in a unique position as she sits on both the judiciary and intelligence committees. She sent a letter to them saying they need to specifically look into obstruction of justice. Listen to a part of this letter. She wrote in part, as a member of both the judiciary and int intelligence committees i see firsthand the distinction between the legal and counterintelligence aspects by the attorney general this week. Its my strong recommendation that the Judiciary Committee investigate all issues that raise a question of obstruction of justy. These issues should be developed by our legal staff presented to us and be subject to full committee hearings. Its important to point out she was subject to the closed session hearing where comey went into more detail of what he learned and interactions that he had with President Trump so one has to wonder whether there was something in the cl
This as a journalist . Reporter perhaps the thing that strikes me the most, and ive been covering this, really, since this happened. We heard the individual voices of these students and it has been remarkable. To hear them, one after the other, and to remember that these are voices not just from parkland, florida, but voices from chicago, voices from los angeles. And when we hear the voices, we hear a unified theme. Quite frankly, its remarkable to hear such well spoken and on target with the message that these kids are speaking from their hearts because of their experiences theyve gone through. The question a lot of people weve had now, as we see maybe a Million People here today and around the world of more than 800 other locations is where does it go from here . They were out here, collecting signatures, trying to get people to register to vote. They talked repeatedly about getting people to vote. Steven shapiro, lifelong resident of parkland, someone who went to parkland. Im just c
speak what do you think of the conversation. as a child of 60s who grew wup the civil rights movement played out in front of my front yard from the kid i went to school with, to the preacher who worked lived across the street and my family who is very involved with the movement, i m very i struggle very much to to see the comparison between the tactics of the civil rights movement and and the tactics of of president trump with the health care movement. with all due respect, jeffrey the civil rights movement like great movements in this country that had results, women s suffrage, the civil rights, the civil where, the american revolution, these were brought up through churches and through activism and they were about making people s lives safer and better. and what mr. trump is doing on health care is a board room tactic, smart, politics.
back thou with my panel. selena, you haven t had a chance to speak. what do you think of this conversation? well, you know, as a child of the 60s who grew up with the civil rights movement that played out in front of any front yard, from the kids i went to school with to the preacher who lived across the street from my family and was very involved with the movement, i struggle very much to see the comparison between the tactics of the civil rights movement and the tactics of president trump with the health care movement. with all due respect, jeffjeffr the civil rights movements like great movements in this country that had good results, like women s suffrage, the civil war, the american revolution, these