His mother reacting to the violent confrontation with Louisiana State police. The screams of my son, ill never get out of my head. All these guys need to be held accountable. They need to pay the penalty for murder. Thousands of members of the National Guard set to leave Washington D. C. Today, after months of safeguarding the nations capital. Following the January 6th insurrection. What it means for the security of lawmakers. And a las vegas Strip Club playing host to a Popup Covid Vaccine clinic, while offering perks to vaccinated customers. Cant wait to hear what those perks are. Good morning, this monday, may 20. Third im lindsey reiser. You have my attended attention. [laughs] and we do say good Morning Everybody rely from msnbc headquarters. Our correspondents and analysts following the very latest for you right now. From d. C. To New York to Tel Aviv. But we are going to begin right now with the White House telling republicans that ball is now in their court. After republican se
Im kendis gibson. Im lindsey reiser. Were going to dive into the suspicions, some of the videos that have resurfaced that are lending a lot of credibility to the idea. A lot of people wondering what exactly were those objects. We have a team of reporters and analysts following the well begin with Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor greene doubling down comparing mandating wearing a mask on the House Floor to the treatment of jews during the holocaust. This Woman Isg mentally ill. We can look back at a time in history where people were told toe wear a gold star, and they were definitely treated like second class citizens, so much so that they were put in trains and taken to Gas Chambers in nazi germany. This is exactly the type of abuse that Nancy Pelosi is talking about. Elokay. You may be able to listen to that and think maybe she made a mistake. Julie tsirkin joining us on Capitol Hill with more on this. Julie, the congresswoman was asked about this again by a reporter and she didnt walk i
But it s not in another itself going to do it. we need better psychological examinations on the front and. we need to get police out of the business of traffic enforcement. we re trying to do that in maryland. we need to reduce the contact. you saw ronald greene talk about we want black people to be able to live their lives and not deal with fear. you have to give people out of schools. you have police responding to people with mental health crises and often it s for very small infractions. if you look at dante who was killed just a couple weeks before the trial of george floyd, it was for air fresheners and license registration tabs. we just have police doing too much. and they use their bias and it produces these horrible, horrible outcomes. so we need to reduce their formal function. in addition to having accountability on the back and. so that s why say the george floyd justice in policing at a step one. the local work really have to happen. there are many states and communitie
Yesterday was a 90-degree day and it just felt like an exhale. it almost felt normal. food trucks and i was humming saturday in the park by chicago. like this is what we waited for. [laughs] why do you roll your eyes at chicago? i don t know, just you humming that sound. it s just surreal. no, it is coming back. many nationwide chains have said you don t have to wear a mask. but i know many people are still wearing. them coming up, the bbc journalists who duped princess diana into that famous in 1995 tell all interview speaking out after prince william and harry get real about the fallout. and ronald greene mother is angry. very, very angry. and she says she is using that anger to get justice for her son. her emotional interview with nbc news, next. nbc news, next
Country, this in the past year doing so. the george floyd justice in policing act is making its way through congress. it seeks to stop things like deadly chokeholds and carotid holds. it has passed the democratic-led house. it awaits a vote in the republican-led senate. kendis, lindsey. remembrances all across the world for george floyd this tuesday. as reverend al said last year at his eulogy, he really did change the world. cori coffin, thank you so much. joining us, dr. michael mcclanahan president of the louisiana naacp and cedric, i want to start with you. ronald greene told our colleague, priscilla thompson, that these troopers took joy in killing her son. they obviously haven t had their day in court as yet. some experts are saying this is the worst use of excessive force they have ever seen development you agree with that take?