It is a great place to start. Especially given the Vice President ial debate that we all watched. It is entitled, this is why maga loves j. D. Vance. And you wrote in part quote, weve seen all this before. In 2016 and 2020, Mike Pence was the gentleman debater. He was less polished and less effective than vance, but he had a similar, softening effect on the ticket. In 2016, his Earnest Faith and apparent kindness might have reassured voters that Trump Couldnt be that bad, not if he had chosen pence. We know exactly how that turned out. In choosing advanced and discarding pence, trump traded actual decency for a man who could simulate decency, and thats exactly what advanced did on tuesday night. But he couldnt keep it together for the entire evening. At the very end, the mask slipped. On tuesday night, walters learned exactly why maga loves vance so much. Hes a talented communicator. He has a compelling life story. He can make the ideological and Policy Case for republican populism bet
take a look. senator tommy tuberville of america, faced backlash after his own party, who angrily challenge his months-long blockade. they unanimously improved 61 military promotions by voice note for four hours. he rejected each nomination as his colleagues frustrations grew. we have done the best that we can to honor the request a fellow senator. that these nominations be bought to the floor and voted on, initially. and i really respect men of their word. i do not respect, and do not honor men who do not honor their word. no matter what you think, tuberville, this is doing damage to our military. i do not say that lightly. if this is the norm, who the hell wants to serve in the military when you have a promotion that can be canned based on something that you had nothing to do with? simply a, in my opinion, of abuse of the powers that we have as senators. to say if there is something that we vehemently disagree with, that we are going to use that power to hold up the
breaking apart. it s not something that government can fix, but isn t it something that, as nick said, we need to talk about a lot more. i absolutely think we need to talk about it a lot more. i know growing up in a single parent home, my mother put me in the church and made me continue as a boy preaching and all the activities so i wouldn t join a gang. so you re going to join something. i m in the same community, same neighborhood that the gang bangers were in, but my mother put me in the church. so taking the faith away, aspect out of this, i think you re right. people belonging to something. i think people misunderstand, donald trump you can t measure just on political terms. he s more like a roving charlatan and evangelist i saw growing up that feeds into what people need that you can t just put on a measure of politics, because he feeds a need that
a rainy day. all right. let me say this before thanking both of you. i want to make this special announcement. first, let me disclose that attorney general s father reverend dr. william adid you see at us jones was the one who mentored me when i was 12. he appointed me as the youth director. you see pictures when i was about 15. we were getting ready to go to somewhere, go to jail. later in life, i went from a pentecostal boy preaching and i was baptized a baptist. he was a lot more than that. he was one of the leading theologians and master preachers in this country. we re have a jennifer jones
in washington, d.c., honor the garbage workers. those are the ones that martin luther king went to memphis to fight on behalf of, asme members, and he was killed while there, standing up for them. then we ll fly back to harlem for our annual national network forum and 4:00 to go times square to protest the ugly racist words of this president. why? because spend dr. king s day doing dr. king things. if i came to your birthday, i d eat what you like, i d play the music you like. i would not make your birthday in my own habits and feelings. i ve been in this all my life, so it s personal to me. i grew up a boy preaching in brooklyn, i at 12 years old joined dr. king s new york operation at 13. reverend william jones, an associate of his and reverend