being here with us tonight. the remember when donald trump and his allies were very, very concerned about the mishandling of classified information? it was the thing they cared about almost more than anything else. much of trump s presidential campaign was premised on the idea that his opponent could not be trusted, because she mishandled classified information. in fact, trump s campaign was so concerned about the proper handling of government documents, they believed hillary clinton should go to jail. if i win, i am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation. it s just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. because he would be in jail. should hillary clinton be in jail? yes or no, mayor giuliani? you know her. you are a prosecutor. if i did what she did, i would be in jail. if i did a tent a tenth of what she did, i would be in jail today.
concerned, they believed hill clinton should go to jail. if i win, i am going to instruct my attorney general to get aat special prosecutor to lk into your situation. you know, it is just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country.r because you d be in jail. should hillary clinton be in jail? yes no. you know her. if i did what she did, i d be in jail. if i did a tenth of what she did, i d be in jail today. remember the crowds at the republican national convention just thundering over and over again, lock her up! what they were actually saying was lock her up for mishandling classified information. once donald trump did become president, he did try to put her in jail. on multiple occasions he told officials toe prosecute clinto. he ordered his white house counsel to get a justice department to prosecute her. according to a book from beater baker, trump repeatedly pressured his attorneys general to pr
you want to do, then sandy hook happened and i cared. high school was bad enough. now this. when students are shooting students, you know, that s not understandable, it s not forgivable, but how can somebody look at a nine-year-old and shoot them in the face? how can somebody do that? how can somebody have the capability to do that? it angers me beyond comprehension, and i have a lot of displaced anger right now, don, i really do. it s just displaced so i should shut up, but it s just going to keep happening unless we do something, and i mean we, because the guys and women we have elected aren t getting anywhere. we as a people have to stand up and say, okay, son, okay, daughter, you re not okay. you are not okay. thank you. thank you. are you okay? i will be. better than these parents, that s for damn sure. thank you. thank you. thanks, kim. appreciate that. so there are major questions tonight about the police response to the elementary school shooting here
his first visit to the city since russian forces withdrew and ukrainian troops entered last week. this is video of him singing the national anthem. that took place in the city square of kherson as the ukrainian flag is hoisted. when russia occupied kherson last march, national songs were banned and speaking ukrainian could lead to arrest. that evidently will change now. this is what the president zelensky said today. this is the beginning of the end of the war. you see our strong army, they are step by step coming to our country, to all the temporarily occupied territories. but mr zelensky said a long and difficult path lies ahead for ukraine. the square he was visiting is across the river from where
iran over the past few days. people out on the streets of the capital city, clapping and shouting in farsi, from curtis on to iran, oppression against women. in the northern city of sorry, women throwing his cards into a bonfire outside city hall. hundreds of miles to the south, a woman in the city square of carmen, her head uncovered and a crowd cheering her on, as someone helps her cut off her ponytail, while demonstrations and demonstrators clashed with police in the street. protests like these are spreading throughout iran for a seventh day, despite a crackdown by security forces that have killed at least nine people and injured dozens more. iranians are experiencing a near total internet blackout and apps like instagram and whatsapp, when the demonstrators used to organize protests, have widespread outages. the protests were sparked by