stuff and trying to prevent it? the republican grievance machine wraps up over ohio. for the last couple of, years i have been warning about this crusade against white people. tonight, why you should not be surprised that america cannot solve nasa structure problems, but one of his major parties will not offer solutions and then, mike pence claims up to protect his imaginary presidential hopes, as another trump cabinet member makes it official. jamelle and five years after the nightmare in parkland, the mass murder generation suffers another senseless massacre in michigan. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. when a party wins a new majority in congress, generally, what they want to do is hit the ground running. so far, republicans have not done that. after an interminable series of votes, is lurking back, they did finally elect kevin mccarthy speaker of the house, and earlier this month, credit where it is the, they did manage to kick
Jules s. just this morning, i was in parkland with congressman gerry moskowitz, one of my colleagues, and we re talking about the fact that this morning we re seeing the press conference in michigan. we are going to see the vigils going on, and it s almost like the cycle. we know what the routine is. the shooting happens, there s a press conference, there s outrage in the community. there s a vigil, and then people move on, unfortunately, but you know who does not move on? the families who lost their loved ones, the community that has a scar in. we know this in orlando when we lost 41 lives due to our bigotry and hate. it s incumbent upon us, especially as leaders, they continue to bring this issue up every single day because every day, we lose 100 lives due to gun violence. that brings me back to representative, again, in a position to do that. you talk about legislation that survived litigation. michigan is a state that is a closely divided state, where the politics on guns is comp
And high school, it feels like we ve been through more mass shooting jolin-barrette jules s. just this morning, i was in parkland with congressman gerry moskowitz, one of my colleagues, and we re talking about the fact that this morning we re seeing the press conference in michigan. we are going to see the vigils going on, and it s almost like the cycle. we know what the routine is. the shooting happens, there s a press conference, there s outrage in the community. there s a vigil, and then people move on, unfortunately, but you know who does not move on? the families who lost their loved ones, the community that has a scar in. we know this in orlando when we lost 41 lives due to our bigotry and hate. it s incumbent upon us, especially as leaders, they continue to bring this issue up every single day because every day, we lose 100 lives due to gun violence. that brings me back to representative, again, in a position to do that. you talk about legislation that survived litigation. mi