texas gave the biden administration seven days to appeal his decision. very dangerous when you have the vitamin ist rations coming out and saying they may not uphold a ruling. it is an extraordinary example of judicial overreach. the department of justice is opening an investigation into a trove of leaked us intelligence documents that have been posted on social media documents provide a rare window into how the u. s spied on allies and foes alike. it s really problematic because it really generates a lack of trust between nations, both friends and foes. monday evening, the metro council will decide the political fate of former representative justin jones heard from thousands of constituents and they want him back in the seat. tennessee house republicans attempt to crucify democracy as instead resurrected a movement cowardice. selfishness of the legislators in antonio s first head coach gregg popovich, sounding off on lawmakers in the wake of the nashville school shooting fre
if i commit a little speed limit. over the speed limit, they will stop you. you have 20 cars searching you down. but they could not go in there and break that effing door? they are darn cowards? cowards. they let those kids get slaughtered. texas officials say officers waited outside the barricaded classroom for nearly an hour while trapped students frantically called 9-1-1. joining me from the town square, nbc s liz maclachlan. liz, we ve seen long lines at the memorial in uvalde today where i am standing near robb elementary. the lions are wrapped around the corner. what are you hearing from people coming to pay their respects? alicia the crowd here has also been growing all day, people waiting in the hot sun to pay their respects to lay flowers in front of their 21 crosses here. 22, actually 21 for the victims of the shooting and another cross added for the husband of one of the teachers who died from a heart attack just a couple of days later. a lot of people from t
Policy standpoint, we re going to have the debt ceiling debate . i haven t seen a budget or a spending plan yet. that s something that we need to have on the table long before we have that vote. i want to see us look at inflation and supply chain issues. but look at it in a way. that can make a difference, because right now, most of what we ve done cannot pass the senate. we ve not been effective in that manner, spoken to our leadership on some women s issues, and i m working on. i m also working on gun violence issues. i just had a mass shooting a mile down the street from where my me and my kids were on friday night. there are a lot of issues that people are passionate about that republicans are afraid to address. and these are the things that we need to be talking about this country and i m i hope to lead on some of those efforts and urge my leadership to do the same. when we last spoke on march 12th you were saying you wanted to see the republican budget here it is now. almost apri
The rest of my career. i will be demanding change on these gun violence issues. this is it. we cannot have this. i cannot have this happen in another community in texas or anywhere in this united states. we all know that it s going to. we are going to be doing this again. and it s on them. it s on every republican in austin. it s on every republican in washington. the time is now. they need to move. they need to create change. i have to ask you before i let you go. i know you ve been meeting with families. it s my understanding he lived with one family. when little girl who talked about the process of waiting for someone. can you tell me a little bit about that? how she hid? i will tell you and i m trying i met with another family yesterday. this is earth shattering. i don t know if i ve told you this. she was shot in the back by one bullet. big somebody had been riddled
Thank you. you sat through the debate yesterday. you voted today. what is your message to those who might be still on the fence about impeachment? i think the most important thing that i want everyone to understand is that me along with so many of my colleagues that were elected in 2018, we didn t come here to impeach this president. i did not come here to vote on impeachment. what i came here to work on reducing health care costs among the judiciary committee because i ve been working so much on gun violence issues. i lost my father to gun violence and it s an issue that affects my community on a weekly basis. that s why i came. but we were presented with a report by the inspector general that showed that they had an urgent and credible threat with the information that was brought upon us. why the house intelligence committee and referred to the