thousands of americans i m talking about bird flu i know stay with me here. if you have been following the news recently you may have seen the u.s. is currently dealing with an outbreak of bird flu bird flu has spread to at least 80 cattle herds across ove and because of that outbreak the fda,t the food and drug administration, has issued guidance forad how to stay safe and t avoid exposure including warningnc americans against drinking rawic milk. that s because raw milk has the potential to spread animal borne diseases from oneor species to another. this is pretty straightforward f noncontroversial scientific advice. don t drink raw milk. it s noncontroversial, except if you are ave conservative who follows the influential pro-trump youth organization, turning points usa. ts milk is good for you, but here sr what the american dair farmer association is goingic t tell you is that pasteurized milk p crap you might as well b drinking water. ideally you need to be drinking raw
so, i want to start with a story that in any other universe would have absolutely nothing to do with politics or anything even approximating controversy. the kind of news we used to read and hear and accept. but post trump, this has become a sort of conservative litmus test with potentially disastrous consequences for the health and the well being of thousands and thousands of americans. i m talking bird flu. i know. stay with me. you may have seen the u.s. is dealing with an outbreak of bird flu. bird flu has spread to at least 80 cattle herds over five states. because of that outbreak, the fda, the food and drug administration has issued guidance for how to stay safe and avoid exposure including warning americans against drinking raw milk. that is because raw milk has the potential to spread animal born diseases from one to another. don t drink raw milk. this is not controversial unless you are a conservative who follows the influential pro trump youth organization turning
hamas in gaza. i can t thank you enough for making time for us. we re all thinking about you and your family. thank you very much. and we pray for the safe return of all of the hostages as soon as possible. this is a humanitarian issue. this is not some political issue, and people trying to make this a political issue, especially, the government trying to make this political. no, this is a humanitarian crisis. and everything should be done to get them back as soon as possible. thank you very much. that is all in on this wednesday night. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening, alex. 250 days, just unbelievable this is where we are. thank you, my friend, as always. so i want to start with a story that in any other universe would have absolutely nothing to do with politics or anything even approximating controversy. the kind of news we all used to read or hear and accept. but in the post-trump era, this kind of news has become a sort of conservative litmus te
and her then saying for the first time, yes, caylee s been missing for 31 days, and i ve been camp b out at the babysitter s and going to places she might be. but i think what really hit home was the repetition of the fact, maybe i am an unfit mother, and maybe i m not letting you see caylee because i am a spiteful b. but then when we got to cross-examination of lee, his body language was far more comfortable, he was at ease with the defense attorney, but he said nothing, as far as i m concerned, that benefited the defendant, casey anthony. jon: so the girl had been missing 31 days when that exchange took place, the exchange we just, displayed on the stand. right. and brother lee had been trying to get in touch with casey. and finally when they do get home on the 15th of july, he says why don t you just bring her home? end all this craziness? he said, i tried to be the peacemaker here, and the sister was like, the defendant was