i m also honored to have a chance to stand the incredible team of people who brought our vision for washington s historic old post office to life. with a notable exception of 1600 pennsylvania avenue, this is the most coveted piece of real estate in washington d.c.. the best location. trump international reality, this will be one of the great hotels, anywhere in the world. is it? was it? well the real estate is not the issue right now. it was whether there were crimes committed in dealing with it, selling it, lying about it to regulators. the government. all of this under a microscope. only donald trump knows what he and the company did. it s not just the washington hotel. pulled prosecutors are digging into different property. trump s los angeles golf course. taken together we are starting to get a wider picture or map of this investigation sprawling coast to coast. trump s upstate new york, also known as seven springs. trump tower in chicago being reviewed. trump nation
other adversaies they must face consequences for this and other cyberactivity. the republican party made it clear they re the party of insurrection. senate republicans yesterday blocked the bill to create a nonpartisan commission to investigate the january 6th insurrection, a bill that was negotiated in good faith by members of its own party. here they are. 35 senate republicans who voted to block a vote on a january 6th commission. modeled on the famed 9/11 commission. why don t these people want an investigation into the violence that put their own lives at risk? are they worried about what might be unearthed by such an investigation? about what we all might learn about the former president and the pro-trump extremists that took part in and aided and abetted in the attack on the united states capitol? those 35 republicans voted against the commission even after the family of brian sicknick, who died after defending the united states capitol on january 6th, paid personal vis
reported deaths are also down. now averaging 546 a day. so all of that is good news as we approach memorial day weekend and see signs that summer might look normal. madison square garden hosted 15,000 basketball fans last night for the largest indoor event in new york since the start of the pandemic. and fans stormed the fairway yesterday when phil mickelson won the pga championship. in huntington beach, california, police had to break up a 2,500-person party. wow. meantime air travel hitting another new high over the weekend. the tsa screening 1.68 million people on sunday. compared to 267,000 this time last year. now all of this as we also get more information about the possible origins of covid-19. a u.s. intelligence report reveals that several scientists at that research lab in wuhan of were hospitalized in november of 2019 with unknown illness. cnn is following the story. natasha, tell us about this report. hey, alisyn, yeah, this report basically adds more deta
embrace him, who don t want to him to be part of the future of the party or the country but who think that we can get to that point by simply ignoring him. i just don t believe that. joining me now is the reverend al sharpton, msnbc host of politics nation . max boot and charlie sykes. gentlemen, thank you for coming on the sunday show. max, since you re the newbie here. let me start with you and have you put in this video put in a fund-raising e-mail for former president trump. have a listen to this. we ll talk about it on the other side. we re going to take back the senate. take back the house. we re going to take back the white house and sooner than you think it s going to be really something special. max, sooner than we think. i also cursed again on a sunday morning with the reverend here but what is he talking about? jonathan, as a will the of what trump says, what is he talking about, is a very common question. it s very difficult for the rest of enter a delusi
computer chip is leading to a crisis for customers looking for a new car, even a rental car. later on this hour, a sports moment. the reaction caught on tape when a golfer leading a pga tournament is told that he cannot continue and it has nothing to do with anything he did on that course. but i do want to start with the anger surrounding an op-ed written by democratic senator joe manchin that says he will not support his party s voting rights bill because in his words it is too partisan, and partisan policy making won t instill confidence in our democracy, it will destroy it. the article drew quick criticism this morning from james cloi burn on velshi. i ve read senator manchin s op-ed this morning and i think senator manchin is misrepresenting to the public exactly what s going on here. please, mr. manchin, vote to limit debate so we can set a date and have an up or down vote on whether or not we are going to have a continuation of voting rights in this country. nbc