didn t know last week, at the beginning of last week, but these two words don t appear in almost all of the coverage of what is happening at the secret service. the two words are, james marie. james murray is the person who donald trump appointed director of the secret service, when donald trump knew he was going to need the secret service for a lot more then protecting him from death threats. when donald trump made james murray head of the secret service, donald trump knew he was going to need the secret service to help him hold on to the presidency. we will be talking about other things in this hour, you will hear from stacey amen, when she joins us, about the ban on abortion in georgia. which went into effect today. you will hear what happened in the steve bannon trial today. one federal prosecutors confidently rested their case after presenting just to technical witnesses, and you will see and hear, the mother of the mass murderer in uvalde texas, who was confronted by ot
from death threats. when donald trump made james murray head of the secret service, donald trump knew he was going to need the secret service to help him hold on to the presidency. we will be talking about other things in this hour, you will hear from stacey amen, when she joins us, about the ban on abortion in georgia. which went into effect today. you will hear what happened in the steve bannon trial today. when federal prosecutors confidently rested their case after presenting just two technical witnesses, and you will see and hear, the mother of the mass murderer in uvalde texas, who was confronted by other mothers, today, mothers of the murdered children. telemundo captured that confrontation on video and we will present it later in the hour. but we begin tonight with james murray. the director of the secret service who has remained in that position during the biden administration, even though he was appointed by donald trump. the first director of the secret service app
the challenges that we are surrounded by these crises. mississippi, alabama, texas, tennessee, florida, south carolina, we are in a landlocked situation where the right to have a woman control her body no longer exists. with the supreme court did, and what the 11th circuit sub orange today was say that women of georgia are now second-class citizens. the citizenship has been diminished, simply because we live in the state. a constitutional right, a fundamental right should not depend on your state lines, and your geography. we have seen this before. when states rights become determinant of your human rights, that is simply the calling card says the state has the right to deny you humanity, to deny you citizenship. that s what happened today in the state of georgia. stacey abrams, thank you very much, tonight we really appreciate it. thank you. coming, up texas state senator roland gutierrez will join us on a day when the mother of the mass murderer in
of the murder said toward the end of the confrontation, before local police protectively escorted her away. i know my son was a coward, you think i don t know that? i know! you don t think i m carrying all of that with me? you don t think i don t know that, i know! and i m sorry! one of the relatives of one of the children that was killed told telemundo that the mother of the murder is not innocent. [speaking spanish] joining us now is texas state senator roland gutierrez, he represents texas s 19th district, which includes
fundamental right should not depend on your state lines, and your geography. we have seen this before. when states rights become determinant of your human rights, that is simply the calling card says the state has the right to deny you humanity, to deny you citizenship. that s what happened today in the state of georgia. stacey abrams, thank you very much, tonight we really appreciate it. thank you. coming, up texas state senator roland gutierrez will join us on a day when the mother of the mass murderer in uvalde, texas, was confronted by mothers of the children he murdered. that s next. that s next. starting to screen earlier, at age 45. i m cologuard, a noninvasive way to screen at home, on your schedule. and i find 92% of colon cancers. i m for people 45+ at average risk for colon cancer,