in georgia for trying to assist donald trump in criminally overturning the results. of a presidential election. and i don t know what attorney is advising rudy to go on air and run his mouth about related issues, a potential crimes of donald trump and tried to assist donald trump in realtime but making these nonsensical statements. a system in avoiding being held accountable for his crime which is a little thing called accessory after the fact but i think what we have learned zerlina is that rudy is incapable of remaining silent. you know. i really would ve skipped law school and all the student loans if i knew donald trump was gonna be the president give me a crash course in criminal law. didn t realize it would happen in this way but i would ve saved a lot of money had i just waited for donald trump. david, one of the things that we ve been paying attention to is some of the things that the judge did unsealed today, or on
here today to talk about long. covid it is always great to talk to you. please stay safe. that does it for me! i m zerlina. you can find me monday through friday streaming on peacock through the msnbc hub. be sure to follow us on facebook, twitter, tiktok and youtube. more news coming up right here on msnbc up right here on msnbc this is the katie phang show live from miami florida, we have lots of news to cover and lots of questions to answer so let us get started. one of donald trump s attorneys claiming his client s fourth amendment rights were violated when the fbi search mar-a-lago and they plan to file a legal challenge quote very soon. we will dig deeper with legal analysis from a former federal prosecutor. plus wagons and for the safety of fbi agents as one florida house candidate says, that if he is in charge, residents will have permission to shoot the feds on site. asked about the former fbi
and pretty soon, after the onset of his first symptoms, his suspicions were realized. once fever broke, spots began to appear on his hands and fingers before spreading all over his body. and then came the pain. pain was so intense, he would spend the entire day in the bathtub just for a little bit of relief. morbidly finally came when kyle was prescribed a drug t pox. as kyle s about to share, his path to getting tp ox was anything but simple. and even as a researcher working in the field of infectious diseases with all of the right connections and resources, he s still struggled to get the treatment he needed. joining us now is kyle playing a ph.d. candidate, who has, thankfully, recovered from monkeypox. kyle, first off, thank you so much for being here. thanks for having me, zerlina, i appreciate it. thank you again. tell us about your experience.
families after the nightmare of having their children murdered. how did it feel today in the courtroom to see alex jones finally being punished and held accountable for lying for it? thanks for having me, zerlina. i only wish that he was actually physically there for that. this trial has gone forward almost in his total absence. but scarlet lewis, whom you just spoke about, dustbin utley had her moment. she was able to confront alex jones, to speak with him, it was through an accident of scheduling. he was really trying to avoid the families in this trial. but he turned up after lunch and she was still testifying, so that gave her moment to address him from the witness stand, actually more than a moment, for 90 minutes, she addressed her comments to him saying, why have you done this? you know this is wrong. do you realize that every day of my life, since my son s murder, you have made life a little bit worse?
requires a little bit of a recalibration and perhaps a bigger imagination, given the fact that we are in a pandemic and we are trying to figure out how to make sure that workers are paid living wages and are protected as they go out and do their essential jobs? yes, zerlina. we need high wages for the working in middle class. let me give you one statistic that basically affirms what you are saying. since 1980, the working class and middle class in america have lost 25% of wealth. they are being underpaid for the work they are doing. this is true about starbucks workers in our state, this is true about fast food workers. this is true about many service workers. and if they are finally getting a little bit of a raise, that is good news. they are finally earning the wage they should for the jobs they are doing. one of the reasons we have a great resignation is because people weren t getting paid what they should. they want to be treated with dignity that they should be treated with.