African american young man 19 years old went over and fought in two world wars. there is a tradition of doing this and i wonder for you do you feel foreigners stick out wherever they are? people know that you clearly are not ukrainian when they see you. do you think that poses any special danger to the people who are not ukrainian who are there? no, it doesn t. the war being waged here isn t being wage against everybody. we re part of the ukrainian armed forces. we re bothers, and sisters with the ukrainian army and that being said, we are fighting side by side elbow to elbow with them. the russians on the other hand, they barely except for when they do offenses and move with armor forces, they re barely attacking ukrainians maintaining a line. the mass murder of civilians is
Partisan politics and business as usual. i was walking to the studio today and african-american young man rolled his window down gave me the thumbs up and said go john james. that s not a particular demographic the media would say the president is doing well in. when i knock on doors in detroit and going to churches in detroit people say they can provide better for their families because the economy is growing. debbie stabenow talks more about trump than i do. i focus on the people of the state of michigan and all the cities around the state and the people of the state of michigan and moving us all forward. i will work with anyone in any party to move our state forward. bill: would you invite the president come to michigan? the schedule from the white house we re seeing doesn t have michigan on it at the moment. the president said he would come to michigan. i would welcome him to michigan and show him the areas where
Fallen green beret or a hundred other outrages. and i think when we think about the las vegas shooting, johnny smith, african-american young man, he runs into the gunfire. he saves 33 people s lives. he s running towards a group of children when he is shot twice. and it s a white cop who runs into the gunfire to save johnny smith s life. that s also america. uh-huh. and i think that decent people are saying enough. enough of the lying every day. enough of the degradations, the cruelty, the meanness, the bullying out of this administration. and you saw the implications of this behavior at the one-year point. and we re going to get another important barometer on this at the two-year point. and yet as you said, steve, many congressional republicans hanging in there with trump even after the result on tuesday. here is house speaker paul ryan when asked if the republican party has to choose between
I think that if this was a different situation, if you had white teens who had tortured and brutalized an african american young man and those white teens had talked about obama and had been laughing, i don t think we d be having a conversation about our political discourse is so toxic and maybe they saw things on twitter about obama. simone, he s talking to you. and i would say that s true. because the relationship of black people to america is very different than the relationship of white people to america. we re talking about, you know, years, 200-plus years of slavery, 87-plus years of jim crow. i m not making excuses for these things, but it is not the exact same thing. we have to talk about these at elevated levels. we can t boil it down to someone saying something disparaging about the first black president of the united states of america when the current president-elect questioned his authenticity as
Jack, what do you think about this conversation? for people who have seen their household income drop from 57,000 to $53,000 over the last 15 years, their number one issue is economics. they believe that their government has let them down. they believe that washington is about washington and not about them. and here comes a guy who says, you know what, blow it all up, i m different, i m not bought, i m going to help you, i m going to speak to the heartland. he took repeated trips. but the guy who said that was bernie sanders. he took that message but he also added some other stuff that was very disturbing, didn t he? let me say this. as a white man who grew up in integrated schools, and i would say in many ways was on the front edge of integration, i started in schools when they were white and then we had our first african-american young man come when i was in fifth grade. and i was in the first white