face anyone that may cause him any issues. it looked like he wanted to take action at the family dollar. that s what it looks like. he did not because i think he got impatient and got tired of waiting. reporter: he then went to edward waters university, a historically black university. video shows him parked in a lo, gets a bag out of the hatch, puts on a vest. a security office responding to a student s tip approaches. the suspect speeds off, almost hitting a cokcolumn as he speed off. authorities revealing today the shooter previously worked at a dollar tree store. writings left behind by deceased shooter ryan palmeter showed he wanted to kill black people. the manifesto is quite frankly the diary of a madman. reporter: aiming his rifle at a car in the store s parking
when that happens, everybody does well. [applause] ladder up, and the wealthy do well, we all do well. this vision is a fundamental break of the economic theory that has failed america s middle class for decades now. it s called trickle down economics. fundamental economics, trickle down. the idea was it s believed that we should cut taxes for the wealthy and big corporations, and i know something about big corporations, more corporations in delaware incorporated than every other state in the union combined. i want them to do well but i m tired of waiting for the trickle down. it doesn t come very quickly. not much trickle down on my dad s kitchen table growing up and it s a belief we should shrink public investment and infrastructure and public education, shrink it. let good jobs get shipped overseas and we have a tax policy that encourages them to go overseas to save money. we should let big corporations amass more power while making it
hi, hillary. progressive democrats are fed up, tired of waiting. they want the president to declare a national emergency for climate. that way he doesn t have to wait for congress to act. he can divert spending to tackle climate change on his own. but some calls from democrats recently grew louder in the last month when smoke from the canadian wild fires made the air here in d.c. unsafe to breathe. ro khanna tweeted, millions of americans are being exposed to toxic air due to climate change. potus should declare a climate emergency. senate republicans trying to get ahead of that and putting a stop to it. the real emergencies act would ban biden from using climate change as a reason to declare a national emergency. shelly moore capito says the biden administration is governed by executive overreach when it comes to energy and environmental regulations ignoring the law and doing suit without congressional approval.
863 days. that s a long time waiting. tired of waiting. it is a long time. hi, everybody. it s 5:00 in new york. that was u.s. capitol police officer harry dunn, a victim of ininsurrection talking about how he lives every day. he can t have a flashback because it s never receded the attack he experienced that day. it was an attack characterized officially by the sitting director of the fbi as, quote, domestic terrorism. and that threat of domestic terrorism is one that s only grown since the deadly capitol insurrection. a brand new report out by the office of the inspector general of doj takes a look at the department s handling of this growing threat and concludes this. quote, the fbi has stated that more domestic terrorism investigative activity occurred in the u.s. in 2020 than in the previous 25 years and that the
i m seeing what happened that day. you know, just walking down the hallway with co-workers, they ll be a spot in the capitol they remember where something happened that day. not even just a police officers. the staff. the janitorial, the custodians, everybody who worked in the the tour guides. they just have a memory of something that happened that day. and so it s hard to. it s not like a flashback, a triggering moment. this is my life now. how could it end until, like i said, accountability has been had. and that s trauma, right? it s a moment that gets frozen in time and then time isn t what it is for anyone who isn t traumatized. 863 days. that s a long time. waiting. tired of waiting. what would accountability look like?