all our states to do well. and the fact of the matter is , from crime to fiscal mismanagement, to covid restrictions, new york has gotten it wrong. lee zeldin will get it right. le and i thin bk that that will ber better for our country if he s elected governor . and i know you v e been on the campaign trail with him and up in long island, my neck of the woods this past weekend.p lease zeldin, i don t know ifld those are peoplea behind you because i don t see faces.u ce all i see are lee zeldin signs . there we go . we actually have real faces. there yo me wspoke to you when you first got intoha this race and you asked me what i thought . i said it s posss possible, buis probably really difficult. here you are now on the precipice. you re leading in this poll. t. it s a very tight race. it s the bluest of blue stateswy . will you shockou the entirhoeckt country one week fro m tonight? we definitely will sign. and we re here right nownd
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social media and i thought, how is people not getting arrested? it means that the border patrol is looking from a distance and saying, let it be. it s art. it s a fantastic piece of work. it s wonderful to have you here. paper & glue this friday, on 10:00 p.m. on msnbc. rachel maddow show starts right now. good ghevening, rachel. that was excellent. thank you for joining us this hour. happy to have you here.yo in april 1968, in memphis, tennessee, the reverend, dr. martin luther king jr. was assassinated. the man who killed him was james earl ray, seen here in handcuffs. james earl ray was a rabid segregationist. he was a real racist. he was kicked out of the army in the late 40s. he was at of prison for years. he escaped from prison in