this is not who we are. oh every patriotic american knows how, president biden painting the upcoming elections as the battle for the soul of the nation. more on that up. ahead leading with the breaking news in tupelo, mississippi, where a man flying a small plane is in custody, following ordeal as he left the skies saturday morning. he threatened to crash the aircraft into a walmart which led to the store becoming evacuated. the plane eventually came down. more with nbc correspondent blaine talk to us, we just heard from the officials a short time ago. whatever we learned about this individual who took this plane and perhaps as motivations here? yes, but we are learning and continuing to learn more by the hour how this unfolded and how it became unbelievably v to a peaceful and with no injuries. more about this individuals. he s 29 years old. he actually worked at that airport, in tupelo. he worked there for about a decade. he was responsible for refusing the aircraft.
Donald trump is once again telling us he only accepts Election Results when he wins. Last night at a gop dinner in minnesota he falsely claimed he beat President Biden in the state in 2020. Backcheck. Biden won minnesota by 230,000 votes. Trumps Midwest Campaign stop came on and off day from his Election Interference Trial in new york. It is a pilgrimage of sorts. A suite of republicans joined. Mike johnson parroted trumps lies. Joining us is holy in castro and special correspondent molly jong fast. So good to be here. I have a question for you. After this week of shenanigans by republicans coming up on the train and spending time with dear leader, what was your take away when you juxtaposed that from the drama outside the courtroom and the politics that the republicans were trying to spin about donald trump sitting there with michael cohen, nailing the case. The republican saying ignore that because reality is the reaction was stolen and donald trump is being unfairly maligned and now
republicans. democrats are praising his speech for its approach, but the republicans are how is the presidents have been dealing with some of the criticism, the feedback may be some positive some negative of the speech that he gave in philly? i was there in philadelphia when the president deliver that speech. what we saw with that dramatic historic backdrop, and also in the substance of those remarks, was an effort by the president to really try to make it distinction and contrast between what he says he believed to be demonstrative the american, democrats independents, and he made the distinction, mainstream republicans, and what he cast as a distinct minority. and calling that an attack on american minority. and that they are undermining democracy. the reaction from the republicans have been to accuse the peasant president of a pessimist, a gloomy speech, one
melinda weir was always the trail. blazer a warrior for democracy against intelligence in-ism. this is a dream come true. actually, a dream i never thought i had. a beloved professor of george him when president clinton chapter to be in 1993. she fought for military adventurism to stop butting with his reluctance to commit. they later became close friends. as the second secretary of state, she was later most proud of her work stopping the killing there. now it s an independent country and there s a whole generation of little girls whose first name is madeleine. for more on the life and legacy of former secretary of state madeleine albright, we welcome back michael beschloss. as madeleine albright once said, he is one of the most appealing talking heads to appear regularly on my television screen. it distinction. what do you want to know that
of her work stopping the killing there. now it s an independent country and there s a whole generation of little girls whose first name is madeleine. for more on the life and legacy of former secretary of state madeleine albright, we welcome back michael beschloss. as madeleine albright once said, he is one of the most appealing talking heads to appear regularly on my television screen. it distinction. what do you want to know that here? that she was someone who not only love democracy in the united states but in the western world. but someone who had lived through it and had lost it and had made it again as a refugee here. she s going up in czechoslovakia, she didn t know it at the time. she had jewish ancestors. had she stayed in europe, there s a very good chance that she would have herself been murdered in the holocaust. so, when she did things like write his great book a couple years ago like fascism, a warning, which i recommend that everyone who has not read it