There is close the camps, close the camps. It was the same slogan at the Federal Building in raleigh, North Carolina today. Close the camps. Now close the camps. Now close the camps now close the camps this was the scene in new york city today. Close the camps close the camps again, close the camps. Close the camps. These protests around the country today, these are not something that had a ton of lead time or a ton of National Press attention. These were a fairly spontaneous thing. But there were close the camps protests that sprung up all over the country today, red states and blue states alike. On friday last week, you might remember the head of the Homeland Security department in the Trump Administration told congress that unfortunately his department, Homeland Security, was dealing with a new national sensation, thats the word he used, a sensation that had been unfairly created by what he called unsubstantiated allegations. Unsubstantiated allegations of terrible conditions and cr
We might have heard more from Amy Klobuchar tonight than in the debate because there are so many people up there. Everybody is going to try to maximize their word count. Then all the interruptions and all of that. Julian castro will join us in this hour. He might just get more time here than at the debate, but its fascinating to see even with the constraints that Julian Castro and others have been able to have their moment and the spot where they pop in the debates and the pressure is all the greater. Even with just the first debate, we have already seen the impact that that debate can have on the fortunes of individual candidates. The stakes couldnt be higher. Two weeks away. Thank you, rachel. President ial candidate Julian Castro will join us tonight. This week he has given the strongest and clearest statement ever made by a president ial candidate about police use of force. Now, i have been write being this subject since the 1980s called deadly force. I can tell you that most presi
Close the camps. Now. Close the camps. Now. Close the camps. Now. This was the scene in new york city today. Close the camps. Close the camps. Again, close the camps. Close the camps. These protests around the country today, these are not something that had a ton of lead time or a ton of National Press attention. These were a fairly spontaneous thing. But there were close the camps protests that sprung up all over the country today, red states and blue states alike. On friday last week, you might remember the head of the Homeland Security department in the Trump Administration told congress that unfortunately his department, Homeland Security, was dealing with a new national sensation, thats the word he used, a sensation that had been unfairly created by what he called unsubstantiated allegations. Unsubstantiated allegations of terrible conditions and crowding at facilities locking up immigrants run by his department. He said the claims about those facilities and the conditions in whic
And thats worth keeping an eye on. See you again tomorrow. Its time for the last word with lawrence odonnell. Good evening, rachel. We might have heard more from Amy Klobuchar tonight than in the debate because there are so many people up there. Everybody is going to try to maximize their word count. Then all the interruptions and all of that. Julian castro will join us in this hour. He might just get more time here than at the debate, but its fascinating to see even with the constraints that Julian Castro and others have been able to have their moment and the spot where they pop in the debates and the pressure is all the greater. Even with just the first debate, we have already seen the impact that that debate can have on the fortunes of individual candidates. The stakes couldnt be higher. Two weeks away. Thank you, rachel. President ial candidate Julian Castro will join us tonight. This week he has given the strongest and clearest statement ever made by a president ial candidate abou