with a report on how biden staffers really feel when the president stepped up to the mic. seen and unseen. can t miss the video. but first, silver alert at the white house. that is the focus of tonight s angle. well, you can t say he did not try to warn us. the democrat party is way too hard on police and cops and inciting riots. the lobbyist that killed our fellow citizens with illegal drugs and gangs and crime that poured into our country, they support biden. biden woodbury you and regulation. gas prices at $6 and right now it s nice to be under $2. done nothing but betray you for 47 years. china owns him. sell out to big pharma and sell out to foreign countries. the only thing he cares about is political power. laura: well, sadly for america, it is all coming true. joe biden s first eight months feel like eight long years because everything and his party have touched has turned bad from domestic to foreign policy, the nation is in a tailspin. even the press can
and tell them to do whatever it takes to pass the for the people act. the for the people act was defeated in the senate and is effectively doa. so the best action is to pass legislation championed by late georgia congresswoman john lewis who spoke at the original march on washington nearly six decades ago. if they can t do the right thing, they should at least do something for self-preservation. clearly, the people want to vote. and the way they want to do it is without impediments. these restrictions are for that. that s why martin and andrea king and i are calling and the lewis family are calling for people to pass the john lewis act federal. the backdrop of all of this is the filibuster. if democrats can t find a way to kill it or to modify it, passing any kind of voting rights legislation will remain nothing more than a dream. joining me now to discuss, judith brown dianis and dean obeidallah, msnbc daily columnist and host of sirius xm s the dean obeidallah show. j
it ll be hard not to hit her with it, but democrats saying congressman kevin mccarthy has gone too far. california congressman eric swalwell of house judiciary tweeting, america has suffered enough violence around politics. gop leader mccarthy is now a would-be assailance of speaker pelosi. he needs to katherine clark of massachusetts, this is exactly who the republican party is, dangerous for women, dangerous for our country. we won t stand for it. kicking off our coverage, sahil kapur,omeyer, and randy control, so much to get to tonight. democrat eric swalwell demanding mccarthy resign after the comments about pelosi, seeming to advocate violence. what are you hearing and how do you see this playing out? what i m hearing is the tension that has been building since, really over the last four or five years, but certainly since january 6th, feels like it s reaching a boiling coppant. comment like mccarthy s throwing out a joke to a crowd of donors and supports that he wo
this is transamerica. hello, everyone, and happy pride month. i am joe fryer. over the next hour, we ll focus on the reasons for hope and concern for those who are transgender. we ll have in-depth conversations about politics, mental health, safety, faith, pop culture, and more. but let s begin with a look at where we are right now. who s with me? it was the groundbreaking tv series with a short title and lasting legacy. this month pose came to a bittersweet end, but not before setting a new bar for transgender representation. representation is key. we haven t shattered that glass ceiling yet. it s just a bit cracked. visibility that s reflected in hollywood and beyond. i, dr. rachel levine. in the political world dr. rachel levine became the first openly transgender official nominated by the senate. i think it demonstrates how important equality and fairness is and that anything is possible. she now serves as assistant health secretary for a democra
press at this was accuse of driving into sheriffs. he claims he was running for his life. they were dressed completely in black and started charging toward him. i was there the entire time. in the air and intercepted by washington. i really can t stay baby it s cold outside i got to go away baby it s cold outside. brian: one of the most famous duets people decide to sing almost at the same time. a little bit off one beat to the next. ainsley: when was that song released like my grand parent s time period or after? brian: i don t know. how old are your grandparents roughly? we will have to see about that. steve: it s a remake. ainsley: the original i mean? it s been around a long time. brian: this is one of those songs they had to remake to not offend people. ainsley: remember they weren t going to remake it. steve: a larger point they are singing about it s cold outside. it s freezing here in new york city. exactly 32 degrees on this december 8th, 2020. brian: