killing. you would have to be within a foot. i believe that was brandon lee that that happened to in the mid 80s. brian, there is a lot we still need to discuss. thank you for getting us started with your expertise. i appreciate you. also, there are clearly unanswered questions. the santa fe sheriff s office is trying to find out if there is footage of the shooting we will have an official joining me this the next hour. we move on to politics now. a live look at richmond, virginia where in just a matter of hours democrats are bringing out the big guns. former president barack obama stumping today for terry mcauliffe as the race for governor tightens. live report from richmond coming up on that. from washington, democrats are inching closer to a deal on the multiple trillion dollar spending bill. we have clearer picture of what is in and out of that final package. but this morning a progressive leader in the house is saying it is not over yet. some of the things that you had on
responsibly pour just as much equity into the communities who are harmed by content such as this so that they can offset the harmful representation of trans people in media. when you look at disclosure, that was directed by sam fader, a trans director and executive produced by laverne cox. not only did they not pour money into that, they purchased the rights for less than the cost that it took to make the film. so you see that lack of equity. we just demand better. you are outlining it pretty clear. do you think the national exposure from the walkout, segments like this i mean it is a lot of talk through the film industry. do you expect things to change is this do you think thing will get better? i mean, you are saying exactly what you want. absolutely. i think what is going to happen this is what i predict. i predict that there is going to be another entertainment company or media group that s going to
time. as i said before, people of color wouldn t feel great if people came to them and said systemic racism doesn t exist. he seems to be doing a version of that with transgender and gay people in relation the their civil rights struggles and their identity issues. i can see, you know, exactly what you are saying to that point. ashley, time for you to weigh in on this. netflix s co-ceo said they are keeping the special up because it doesn t cause, quote, real-world harm. is chapel s special adversely affecting you. i wouldn t say myself personally, but definitely transpeople who experience socioeconomic disparity because of societal perception of who we are. and their decision as to whether we deserve to occupy space and opportunity. just to be clear, the netflix employment resource group has also not necessarily pushed for the removal of the special. but going forward, they want to be included in a lot of the
things getting pared town. the president s belief as you heard him say last night is that compromise is not a dirty word and that we will get nothing if we do not have 50 votes. the alternative not a larger package. the alternative is nothing. his objective is to continue to press forward, to bring the parties together, to get a historic package done. there s a lot of frustration, though, that democrats are poresed if spend all of the time talking about what is not going to be in the bill instead of calling attention to what will be in the bill given that democrats are in control of both chambers of the congress and the white house need to show that they can deliver on their responsibility for three reasons. number one, that election in virginia coming up in two weeks that gary was just talking about. two, these major world summits that president biden is heading to in rome and glasgow in the next two weeks where he wants to show he has something to
in touch with hutchins husband who now speaking out. writing her legacy is too meaningful to encapsulate in words. our loss is enormous. abc showed the rookie announcing its changing its policy to no longer allow live weapons on the show adding any risk is too much. alex. absolutely. okay. great set up. we will be talking about this a lot over the next three hours. thank you so much. let s bring in brian carpenter. he heads up dark 30 film services. he s also a veteran private military film contractor working in the film industry as an armorer. you are also a trainer, stunt performer, and producer. armorer? what is that? we handle firearms on set, make sure that we know that they are implemented safely and are there during any time that a weapon is on set being fired. okay. you may have heard my colleague