know, our day in court and to be able to have two guilty verdicts. this is a win. even though daunte won t be coming home. so so much support, so much love. there has been a fair amount of discussion about accountability versus justice. where do you stand this morning? i m still going to always stand on accountability. i think, again, justice would be daunte being home. justice would be no more names being yelled at our streets and until that happens and we don t have to fight anymore, that s when true justice will be. but right now, we re going to accept accountability and we re thankful for that. minnesota attorney general keith ellison had a strong statement following the verdict yesterday. i want to play that in case folks haven t seen it. accountability is not justice. justice is restoration. justice would be restoring
now your role as private citizen is to say the fact we turn to the labels of partisanship is the problem. it is. we need to promote progress over partisanship, results over rhetoric. we have to recognize the american people are ahead of elected officials. they know we have a problem. they can accept the truth. look, the republicans adopted the no budget no pay as a bumper sticker. it s not the proposal that no labels advocated. the reason they did it was to force the senate to have a budget. for the first time in four years, a proposal from the president and the republicans in the house and a proposal from the democrats in the senate. hopefully we can get on discussions about a grand bargain. pause for me in case folks haven t been following this. the thing about no pay is if the senate was not to come up with a budget, they would not be receiving paychecks. what happened, what was passed was there would be a