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The opportunity to produce and focus stories i care about and i know are terribly important to American Families and american workers. I am proud of the work our team has done here at 8 00 but i have to tell you, sitting behind this desk five nights a week just doesnt cut it for me. I want to get out with the people like i did in wisconsin. I want to get out and tell their stories all over the country. This show has been a show that has been a voice for the voiceless. That really was my mission when i came here to msnbc and it remains. Im going to be here at msnbc for a long time. Im not going anywhere. I invite all of you to join me saturday and sunday from 5 00 to 7 00 p. M. This will start in april. I will continue to do the radio show. My goal is to do the radio show until the good lard takes me. Thats going to be seven days a week. There will be days off, but it wont be 13 and 14 hours a day. Thats the good news. Im looking forward to doing it, i hope you will join me. I hope you
School methodically, door by door, clearing each room, making sure there were no other perpetrators on the loose. And of course getting the surviving kids and Staff Members out of that school to safety. This was the time we learned later when the police had to convince the teachers and the Staff Members behind those doors at the school that they really were the police. The teachers were still trying to protect the students. They did not want to open the doors to somebody who was just saying they were police. Who knows if they really were . And so the police at that time were taking off their badges and shoving their badges up to the windows of the classroom doors and putting their badges under the doors to prove who they were to the teachers who were inside, still trying to protect their kids. Detective jason frank from newtown later told ray rivera of the New York Times, who wrote a really remarkable article interviewing the First Responders who were on scene there, the detective told
Second shooter. Making sure that the massacre was over. And they were moving through the school methodically, door by door, clearing each room, making sure there were no other perpetrators on the loose. And of course getting the surviving kids and Staff Members out of that school to safety. This was the time we learned later when the police had to convince the teachers and the Staff Members behind those doors at the school that they really were the police. The teachers were still trying to protect the students. They did not want to open the doors to somebody who was just saying they were police. Who knows if they really were . And so the police at that time were taking off their badges and shoving their badges up to the windows of the classroom doors and putting their badges under the doors to prove who they were to the teachers who were inside, still trying to protect their kids. Detective jason frank from newtown later told ray rivera of the New York Times, who wrote a really remarka
Second shooter. Making sure that the massacre was over. And they were moving through the school methodically, door by door, clearing each room, making sure there were no other perpetrators on the loose. And of course getting the surviving kids and Staff Members out of that school to safety. This was the time we learned later when the police had to convince the teachers and the Staff Members behind those doors at the school that they really were the police. The teachers were still trying to protect the students. They did not want to open the doors to somebody who was just saying they were police. Who knows if they really were . And so the police at that time were taking off their badges and shoving their badges up to the windows of the classroom doors and putting their badges under the doors to prove who they were to the teachers who were inside, still trying to protect their kids. Detective jason frank from newtown later told ray rivera of the New York Times, who wrote a really remarka