guess you had is right that tough love is compassionate, that s what you know for everybody. and these drugs, some of them they make you not care about your personal condition, so you are happy to be in a tent and you can be in a city like denver where they don t force the no tent policy and you have tents everywhere, you leave union station and there are tents everywhere? that should be unacceptable, and our police officers, they should not be social workers, they should not have to be, but they also should be given the power that they need to move these people on into care if they need it, and the last thing i would say as it is not compassionate to the families who are worried about their love ones who are out there living on the street. judge jeanine: i ve been very critical of mayor eric adams, but he did one good thing and i want to give them credit, eric adams is he is trying to get the homeless into hospitals, mental facilities, and there is a lot of pushback from, the left
jam down the throats of americans and american children. they are going to turn out numbers during the usual sleepy midterms not because they love the republican party but because they hate the godless agenda of the left. i think it s going to be historic. carley: people in puerto rico, florida, cuba, so much suffering right now. people lost their homes and businesses, some people lost love ones. what do you say about those going through that right now? people asked me why a loving god would allow such a thing to happen and i remind people that hurricanes, devastation, death, these were not part of god s original plan for the world and thank god they won t be part of the next world that awaits christians and until that time we can cling to a promise. i watch those people in florida, i thought about that verse, isaiah 43:to, when you go to the deep waters i will be with you.
aaron haines, editor at large at the 19th and an msnbc contributor. aaron, right-wing drivers of disinformation hurt their own supporters, but what about the impact this entrenched anti-vax minority is having on all of us including people of color? yeah, absolutely. and jonathan, let me also just thank you and thank brittny for illustrating the human toll of misinformation, and good on brittny for not giving up on her love ones. her sister getting vaccinated is huge. it s good to be with you and waneta. people like alex jones still committed to misinformation about covid-19 are not going to let facts or president trump get in the way. and, you know, we know who that is harming. you mentioned some of the groups that is harming at the top of the show, you know, people of ulcolor who we know continue to be disproportionately impacted
and msnbc political analyst, and aaron haines, editor at large at the 19th and an msnbc contributor. aaron, right-wing drivers of disinformation hurt their own supporters, but what about the impact this entrenched anti-vax minority is having on all of us including people of color? yeah, absolutely. and jonathan, let me also just thank you and thank brittny for illustrating the human toll of misinformation, and good on brittny for not giving up on her love ones. her sister getting vaccinated is huge. it s good to be with you and juanita to close out the end of 2021. look, it s not unique. people like alex jones still committed to misinformation about covid-19 are not going to let facts or president trump get in the way. and, you know, we know who that is harming. you mentioned some of the groups that is harming at the top of the show, you know, people of color who we know continue to be disproportionately impacted by this pandemic, which has been
have lost everything. but they strill have their love ones. it makes you think about what matters in times like this. you want to hold those dear to you close. the family that you love and also i think it is so important that we have examined our values, what is important to us in this season? is it stuff or is there something that we re doing with our lives that leaves a legacy of value for others? and so i think about the christmas story and what i find is hope and what i see in our community is hope, that people are coming together, working together, serving each other. in our church, there has been so much collaboration with different people from other churches, and from other communities, we see diversity. i feel like that s what heaven looks like, it is a diverse place. to any that know that people ha together. we have gone through a pandemic and people are devastated by that. we went from delta to omicron and fear and now in the time like this, we can look at the story of traged