we can feel it, right? in the moment yesterday. that history was being made in the state of tennessee yes, of course it was shameful that it came to all of that. expelling two state lawmakers ostensibly on procedural grounds over peaceful protests but ask yourself this. if the ultimate goal of any demonstration is to draw attention, to shine a light on injustice, then who is really better off as we come on the air less than 24 hours later today the tennessee republican party or those three democrats of whom they sought to make an examine pl representatives justin jones, justin parson and gloria johnson, they lit the match that started a bonfire, one that burned from coast to coast as americans watch transfixed yesterday afternoon into the evening on the east. now millions across our country are infinitely more aware not just of the barriers to do anything more than nothing about the epidemic of gun violence but of rank anti-democratic fervor among republicans. we are still
were all today eithake either l raised all sorts of questions. and former committee members raised at alarm bells back in . honestly, i m concerned that the inspector general had sat on this information for a considerable period of time. and we just learned about it last friday last thursday it has been a week he has known about it for months and months and months why did we learn only now from the secret service and the inspector general about this we re going to try to find out as much as we can. it is not just the text messages
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jr. meeting. if they re going to draw the line of you can t invoke executive privilege when you weren t in the white house, at least that s a clean line where republicans can draw it. then the question is, will they actually issue this contempt citation for bannon or just say, oops, no, and maybe lose some credibility for subpoenas in the future. give an inch, the lawyers will take a mile. we ll take a quick break. before we go to break, some blunt advice. this is a former top u.s. cybersecurity official talking to the trump administration a day after admiral mike rodgers says he s not been ordered by the president to counter, to fight back against russia s meddling. it s highly unusual that after all the facts that we now know that the white house is doing nothing. first thing i would do is thake that internet research agency in st. petersburg and knock it offline. i would fry every computer in the building just to make a point. and we can do that. we can do that and it wouldn t b
white house that has a relationship to the truth that is unbefitting of our country. the other sort of latent thing we re talking about whether we take him literally or seriously is how dangerous he is. honestly, we are going to look back at this moment and ask how much backbone we all had at this moment. are we going to follow those in his party like romney and ryan and cruz who frankly ended up putting their love of power ahead of their love of country, or are we going to have the backbone to stand up for our neighbors who are under threat right now and stand up for our constitution and our values and the planet? let me say one word about the foreign policy aspects of this. that is why you have a national security adviser, whether it s steve hadly, sandy berger, who was the national security adviser, tony like, thake, heret your defense secretary wants, here is what i believe, if you want. these are the risks and benefits. if you want to change china policy, accept this phone call.