this hour, crime and punishment. the longest prison sentence yet served to a florida man who took part in the capitol attack. the warning it sends as we get a much clearer picture of how the riot may have been orchestrated. omicron and thousand surge in cases is leading to a change in the president s plan to attack the virus. when he will announce it and expert vice on what to do heading into the holidays. plus, a string of online hoaxes leads to a massive. a disruptions across the country as we ll discuss bogus threats come with a threat of their own. my conversation with actress, writer, gloria calderon about her new amazon show with love. this is american voices. thanks for sticking with us. i m alicia menendez. we begin this hour with january 6th and the crossroads of crime and punishment. day by day, the truth is coming out, trickles of potential criminal behavior at the top levels of the trump administration. the revelations largely made public by the committe
clelt about her new amazon show with love. this is american voices. thanks for sticking with us. i m alicia menendez. we begin this hour with january 6th and the crossroads of crime and punishment. day by day, the truth is coming out, trickles of potential criminal behavior at the top levels of the trump administration. the revelations largely made public by the committee investigating the capitol attack, and many at the center of that investigation doing all they can to duck accountability. but as we know, it s hard to outrun the rule of law. case in point, just this friday a florida man receiving the heftiest sentence. tied to the insurrection so far. robert palmer of tampa will serve five years in prison for assaulting police officers. with wooden planks and a fire extinguisher at the capitol. then there are the public figures suspected of helping organize the attempted coup like roger stone who face the 1/6 commission friday, pleaded the fifth to every question involv
classified documents what we can learn about th national guardsmen charged i the case also, trial for truth, fox news and dominion city hav their day in court changing the narrative, ou conversation with broadway s first native america playwright about the thanksgiving play and how it fits into this political moment this is american voices. we begin with the disconnect between american voters and th policies backed by republica -led legislatures. there s no bigger issue that have the stark contras between most americans and republican politics then gun violence this weekend, the national rifle association is ramping u its annual meeting i indianapolis as always, it is a mus attend event for anyon thinking about running for president as a republican. friday, leaders embraced the nra, courting conservative voters to see the second amendment as the vehicle t as nbc reports, quote, advocates for threatening gu restrictions say tha republican presidentia candidates put thems
southern border. just today after the governor of texas and more buses of my prints to new york city just days after the governor of florida flew migrants to martha s vineyard, this pressure for a probe into these clear stunts. ron desantis of florida and doug doocy of arizona say they are doing this to make sanctuary cities responsible for migrants coming to the united states. legally, to seek asylum. are the actions by these governors criminal? not just busing and flying of migrants under false pretenses, but also what is happening to these migrants once they arrive? new york city, where governor abbott has done 11,000 migrants, that s by his own account. shelters are at capacity, raising fears that migrants will soon find themselves alone and help fill us on the streets of america s largest city. here s new york city mayor eric adams today on meet the press. our legal and moral responsibility of being a shelter city is something we live up to. but this is a sanctuary c
hamas, and israel. they must hamas delayed the release of the screen for hours, claiming israel violated the terms of the agreement. they arrived in israel a short while ago. the alleged violations include continued attacks on civilians and gaza, by israeli forces, and limitations and aid from normal gaza. it was in egypt an implementation of the deal. the cease-fire, to last for a four-day period, durg which hamas would agree to release 50 hostages, an exchange for 150 palestinian prisoners being held in israel. prompting hamas, they re joining 24 of those hostages, and israel released 39 palestinians. after the four-day period, israel plans to resume ground attacks on gaza for at least the next two months. health ministry, in gaza, saying that israel has already killed an estimated 14,500 civilians, 5000 of which were children. nbc s erin mclaughlin, and rough cinch is, in tel aviv. ralph, tell us how the steele nearly fell apart, and what we know about how it was then pu