what prosecutor mcdonald indicated that with gun ownership comes responsibility and appears from the fact the responsibility was lacking. the question comes, how far do parents have to go? do they have to get the trigger lock? it could become an interesting question and debate and unfortunately with tragedies like this, something i m sure legislature will look closely at with how they could bring about new laws that could prevent these kind of tragedies. in this particular case, i know there s been some effort in michigan to try to figure out some law that would codify exactly what responsibilities parents have. what are the options available to michigan? obviously the prosecutor kara mcdonald is moving down this road of responsibility and the defense may argue that this isn t a law in michigan. this isn t actually a thing. are the texts and the actual
we did not do an audit. so not only is he controlling the rhetoric of what s going on on the national stage, but he has a hold on a number of governors and a number of state houses to the extent that he is continuing to damage us every single day, and so if we don t get our stuff together and realize and rise up, then there won t be a country for us to save. and i know you have announced today that you re running for congress and you communicate on these two sort of intersection of democracy the contrast with the other party being willing hostages of the ex-president who lost in a massive electoral defeat. i want to ask you a question about messaging because you raised it. and as a former sort of message person, i m always sense tifr when people say it s a message problem. but i feel like to your point on the filibuster, if the answer is we have to save this thing that isn t a law, isn t a rule, isn t
from this verdict, but there are all of these countervailing forces. the fact that this was videotaped, what if it wasn t. the fact that it was 74 days before they were charged, that they went through multiple prosecutors and looked from the outside that it was an attempt to cover up what happened, that the basic law in question here is a citizen s arrest law that has subsequently been repealed, but we think about what s happened in kenosha, and we think about past incidents where african american african american men have been shot, there are stand your ground laws. there are other self-defense laws that are still on our books and have yet to be repealed. so how many more times do we have to go through this? and i also think about some of the stories that have come out very recently. there s a case in syracuse, new york, of anthony broadwater who served 16 years in prison for a rape. they were doing a movie that
and so there s this idea that if we change one law that we will fix the overarching issue when in reality we need to change not only our mind-set, we need to change the interactions that are going on. we need to change, you know, the fact that we can t get anywhere on the george floyd act. we couldn t get anywhere in the texas house. we ve not gotten anywhere in the u.s. congressional system either. we ve not gotten those bills passed when it really shouldn t be a question of it s this side or that side because we should all want good police. sadly, it seems like one side doesn t really care how rogue some of these officers are when we look at january 6th, we know that there were law enforcement officers that participated in that. and so we ve got to walk back this culture of policing. we ve got to make sure that we have policy that matches up with our morals in this country, and that s on the state and the federal level. nbc s cal perry, reporting live in brunswick, georgia, thank y
dan quayle saying, you got to do it and, you know, mike pence in that call as reported by woodward and costa says, there s some stuff in arizona and quayle says, no, there wasn t. he was torn. governors kemp, governors ducey were under extreme pressure from donald trump, and if any of those dominos had gone the other way, we d already be here. where is the plot getting lost on democrats who are still hand-wringing about something that isn t in the constitution, isn t a law, is a tradition predicated on having two parties committed to the good of the country? well, you mentioned a lot of stuff, nicole. and when you have one of those governing parties, which as matt said, is trying to decrease the franchise, that undermines our democracy in a profound way. i mean, thomas paine, 250 years ago, said the right to vote is