tornadoes in the last 24 hours and all of last year. this is rolling fork, mississippi, one county constable says the community is gone there and what s left? looks like a landfill. at least 24 people are confirmed dead 23 in mississippi , one in alabama and all of last year across the entire country. tornadoes killed 23 people, according to the national weather service. this is already exceeding that right now, state and federal leaders are already mobilizing help to the hardest hit areas. cnn s nick valencia is in rolling fork, mississippi. nick, tell us what you re seeing there. hey jim. we just got here on the ground and it is just, you know, it s awful. it s striking to see these images anywhere. you go in the country , but you know, our attention was certainly grabbed by the site here and just how much damage there is. throughout this town of about 2000 residents were in rolling fork. this is the mississippi delta and this here is one of the staples of the community. th
The jordan forces wanted him to do. They wanted him to vote present but he voted for mccarthy. That is essentially a no vote on jordan. The next vote that were going to be dipping in for will be Congressman Ken Buck, another nay on jordan. His issue also different, kasie hunt, again, not a moderate against jordan, ken buck a very conservative republican from colorado, his issue is elections and whether or not joe biden actually won the election fair and square. Big picture, jake, i just think we are watching the formal installation of donald trump. There have been so many ways in which this has happened, but this is a moment crystallizing it for me, as the current Singular Entity republican the Republican Party, this is an institution whose glass doors were broken. There were gun shots fired outside this chamber. The members had to evacuate in gas masks on january 6th of 2021, when a protrump mob stormed the place and as we were discussing before, jim jordan was and jamie reported abou
coincidence. that it s happening this weekend. you guys by that? john avlon. no one wants to just rip this one apart. acosta i m gonna let you do it. appreciate that. look i tried to ask that question, honestly, but it doesn t seem to. i mean, that was just does not pass the look. and there s a lot that happens at worker that has nothing to do with the branch division division, you know, cult compound siege. um but it s the 30th anniversary. um trump has made very few rallies, not like he s been barnstorming the country and waco was the next logical step on the on the tour , really red state that he s going to have to win the nomination. yeah so just to remind people i mean, i wrote a book called wingnuts. you know, a couple of years ago that dealt with extremism, american politics and the branch davidian compound siege and the aftermath and let s not forget there were 28 ef agents killed or wounded in that siege. in the aftermath, as well as members of the cult
ballot measure last year. arizona, purple state, 60%. montana, red state, 57%. south dakota, a really red state, 54%. and that is sort of translated, when you look at the different demographics in the polling. what you see, it s pretty much popular, across all of them. yes, it is more popular, say, among democrats than it is among republicans. but even republicans, 47%, age 65 to 74, senior citizens, 53%. really, the only group who it is not popular among is age 75 plus. just 32 # %. interestingly enough, there are a lot of senators in that d demographic and also the president of the united states. how does the decriminalizing aspect of this play? look. i think that it s something that is popular. um, but i also think that part of what s going on in this situation i m being honest with you, christopher. and why, you know, democrats are pushing it and why they want this idea, essentially, of they they want a lot of different things in the bill is
this time again in a presidential election year. this time it was republican donald trump who that same election night trounced hillary clinton by 20 points in montana. but even as the state went that red that night in november 2016, democrat steve bullock was re-elected governor that same night. and it s not like he s just squeaking by. by some measure, steve bullock is the most popular democratic governor in the country, and he s governing as definitely a democrat. i will note for the record that now that he is governor, he now gets the privilege of announcing to the state when the minimum wage goes up every year because of that battle he led and won with such a huge margin back in 2006. this was the announcement this year about montana s minimum wage going up again because it is yoked to price increases. so it keeps pace with inflation. as a democratic governor with a very republican legislature, steve bullock has also figured out a bipartisan way to expand