michael steele. donald trump railing against his guilty verdict with misinformation and outright lies. his supporters call for violence and online posts. the new developments you may have missed in the ex- president s other legal cases. president biden s campaign stepping out outreach to black voters a crucial swing states. the principal deputy campaign manager is here. we will speak with former capitol police officer harry dunn about his role supporting the campaign. grab your coffee and tea of settled in and welcome to the weekend. just this morning, donald trump appearing on fox for pretaped interview where he unleashed a new tirade of lies as he awaits sentencing a 34 billing accounts. the friendly hosted no problem amplifying those lies. here is just a snapshot of how the leader of the republican party defended himself while attacking both democrats and the justice system. these people are sick. they are sick. they are deranged. i talk about the enemy, the af
was. how effective most the countermeasure, the counter narrative be in the next five months leading up to the selection? in order to dilute or persuade i m trying to find the right words to express wake the people up. what we as citizens need to do or make sure our neighbors and our friends who are not maga may be somewhat adjacent to trumpism but not all land don t get sucked in in this country can survive at the ballot box in november? yeah, i think biden was on the right path. there is a moving thing about this trial because the idea that no one is above the law is affirming a respect for the individual no matter who somebody is and with their
phone. joe, this was supposed to happen earlier, but legal challenges delayed it. how did we get here? quite an amazing story many fact. what happened was, after all the protests we had last year, black lives matter and others, especially about confederate figures on statues around the country, here in the state of virginia, the governor took the step to say i want this statue down here in richmond. and what followed was a year-long court battle in which finally the supreme court of virginia got involved and said essentially that the rules that were in place when this statue was given to the state of virginia along with the land don t apply because the government of virginia no longer believes that it s in the best interest of the people. so they decided to take it down.