violence it is something that shouldn t be controversial. you can go back to the beginning, it started back in the summer of 2020, when the city s burning, not a lot of whole lot of all right, in a moment to talk to representative debbie dingell from michigan about justice. and i want to talk to the congresswoman about barack obama s return to the campaign dry. all there is and making a prediction about one thing that will happen if republicans take over the house. they promised, if they get to congress, they ll spend the next two years investigating their political opponents, including joe biden. some of them said, impeach joe biden, but you alaskan went for, they re not sure yet. later on this hour and a writer who agrees with obama and says it s not gonna stop at just the president. all of that plus a tennessee mom going viral after taking on the anti-lgbtq forces in her town. jesus didn t go anywhere and condemn people. he did not ever walk into any place,
i wanted to convey that our thoughts and prayers are with her in her family. i think all of us, in the wake of this attack on paul pelosi, we need to say that we re gonna stop demonizing folks, because i think those kinds, the sort of rhetoric that we ve heard in too many ways, too many places, can lead to violence by a small number of americans who think that when we describe our political opponents as our enemies. we re calling for them to be attacked. coons leader on that interview, speaking out and calling out former president trump for his continued silence in the aftermath of this attack on piece speaker pelosi s husband. yasmin, it s coming as we now hear reaction from the speaker herself for the first time since friday. when she learned of this attack on her has been. she said in this letter to her house colleagues, late last night, that family s quote, heartbroken and traumatized in the wake of this. adding that her husband s condition continues to approve,
ali, i m interested in the reaction from republican lawmakers today, to the attack of speaker pelosi s has been paul pelosi. yasmin, it s been a mixed bag to say the least. it s been very interesting to see how lawmakers reacted to this in general over the past 48 hours has evolved since this attack. we were seeing lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, the vast majority of them rushing to condemn this violent attack, rushed to offer their support to the pelosi family. we re sort of seeing this shift in the blame game between democrats and republicans, both of them as we know, victims of violent attacks to them and their families. so, now we re seeing democrats point their fingers at republicans for not calling up far-right conspiracy theories more forcefully. for not calling out aggressive calls for nancy pelosi to step out of her position as house
is that there will be tremendous pressure on the right to begin impeachment proceedings against attorney general merrick garland because that is a big how they roll. wow. okay. charlie and barton, thank you so much. who is to know what will happen in the next couple of years? breaking just moments ago on the ongoing investigation into the pelosi home attack, san francisco police clearing up earlier details about a potential third person in the home during the invasion. investigators telling nbc news that there were only two people in the home, not three. and neither the suspect or paul pelosi knew each other prior to this incident. also, nbc news has now confirmed that zip ties were found on the scene. we will continue to update the story as we learn more. coming up, a mom takes on hate in her community. to come here and tell us, the community that we love, we are related to, we are friends with, we work with them and
searching for the difference of opinion on what s to blame. and how exactly to fix it. a vicious attack in which she s been villainized for years. and big surprise, it s gone viral, and went violent. it s a deranged individual, you can t say people saying, let s fire pelosi, let s take back the house, it s just unfair. i think we all need to recognize that violence is up. we need to condemn political