like of donald trump. fox, i m going to put you on the spot here, and transfer our six-year running congress nerd text chain back and forth on to television. senate republican leadership has not said anything. i am neither surprised by that fact nor do i think you are. take people behind the scenes. why? yeah, i mean, the relationship with mitch mcconnell and donald trump is nonexistent, right, and has been since the insurrection on january 6th. that is part of the reason why we haven t seen a response from mitch mcconnell, although i do think there s something to be said about people wanting more information. we should also note that we haven t heard from john thune, the republican whip who also has been very careful in the past about weighing in. the reality is that many senate republicans would like to move on beyond donald trump. they don t want to be involved in the day-to-day nitty-gritty responding to everything that the former president does. obviously they are going to hav
obviously, we want to review it before we put it we will not be ouautomatically putting it o television for obvious reasons. but one thing that s interesting, mayor rahm emanuel referencing the mcdonald family in terms of the video and saying, i want to reiterate what the family has said, calling for calm and calling for people not to protest in the wake of this video. i think what we just saw in chicago here is a public safety-oriented press conference from a mayor and a police chief there that are very concerned that the reaction to the video could involve some unrest and they have seen incidents in other cities where that s been the result and that s something that no one wants and no public official would want. having said that, there is an open governing question here, i m sure it will be debated around chicago around the thanksgiving dinner table over whether this was the right approach. because they essentially said, this video was important enough, according to their local
gathered along the 26.2 mile course. they re saying to leave all strollers, large bags, blankets at home. no costumes, no face masks. anna kooiman is live in boston where in a few hours she ll be hitting the course herself. anna you can t even concentrate on this mammoth race. we keep dragging you on to television. reporter: good morning from boylston street. i m going to be crosskn the finish line with 36,000 other runners in a few hours. it is the second largest field of runners in history. they re expecting a million people to pack along the racecourse here. about a half million normally expected. $175 million economic shot in the arm is what all of these people are going to be bringing making boston even stronger. 30 charities raised more than $14 million. i had the opportunity to
through donald trump to television. and i see that as a warning. i ve heard rumblings of that but you re not seeing that publicly. you re not seeing a big grown up of republican lawmakers come out and say this should be unacceptable and that s going to be the test. that s going to be my job over the next couple of days, asking these republican lawmakers what happens. not just this hypothetical of are you okay with this but what will you do if the president takes this steps. you re going to be watching carefully to see if you re going to get clear straight answers because many have not done that yet. is i want to bring in former assistant attorney amy. and alicia melendez. let me get your reaction on