Name of the victim but in the name of the people. For a simple reason. In our system of justice, a harm against any one of us is a harm against all of us. [ applause ] and i would often explain this to console survivors of crime, to remind them, no one should be made to fight alone. We are all in this together. And every day in the courtroom, i stood proudly before a judge and i said five words, kamala harris for the people. [ applause ] and to be clear, and to be clear, my entire career, i ve only had one client, the people. And so on behalf of the people, on behalf of every american, regardless of party, race, gender, or the language your grandmother speaks, on behalf of my mother and everyone who has ever set out on their own unlikely journey, on behalf of americans like the people i grew up with, people who work hard, chase their dreams, and look out for one another, on behalf of everyone whose story could only be written in the greatest nation on earth, i accept your nomination to
She holds tons of records. To she is a national hero. She is inspirational figure. At Amelia Earhart. She sets off in 1937 to become f the first woman to fly all the way around the world, and it wo does not work. Her flight disappears over the south pacific. She is never found, 1937. Fast forward 75 years. 2012. So in 2012, there is going to be on the 75th Anniversary of her effort to fly around the world whereupon she disappeared, 75th Anniversary there is going to be a new excursion to try to find s the wreckage of her plane, to ge try to figure out what happened to her. And Eccentric Gazillionaire writes to the expedition, writes to the guy who is leading this expedition to go look for Amelia Earhart. And the Gazillionaire Guy says i effectively, hey, weve never met, you dont know anything d about me, but i really want to come along on this mission of yours. And ill give you A Million Dollars if you take me. So the guy leading this expedition is well, i dont know, but we really shou
Olympics enough for Everyone Everybody else loves the olympics too, everybody loves the olympics but you love the olympics so much, your love encompasses everybody else and anybody who is falling short, you pick up the slack. Im here for everybody. I will share my stories and love of it with anybody who wants it. I am convinced that the whole reason we got you to come to msnbc is because you thought you were going to be able to work the olympics. Im not ruling it out the dream is still alive. I know, i know, i know. And whatever strings are able to be pulled, well pull them obviously not working so far neither you nor i is in tahiti, but well get it done. Next time yes, next time. Thank you, jen and thanks to you at home for joining us its really good t so are you ready for a weird one . This is a truly weird one, and i did not come up with this. This is not a Rachel Maddow special. This is reported in black and white in full detail in the New York times. I am only the messenger. All r
We closed in on a go time. On saturday. A Veteran Reporter from the Los Angeles time was there at the scene. To witness the Peoples Streaming in. To witness the huge crowds converging. Ready to make themselves heard. That reporter, Doug Melbourne from the l. A. Times, was able to capture the scenes. As we closed into that noon hour. He captured the scene this way, at 11 33 am anne yes that was. It. And this isnt just a shot that was taken in the wrong direction. Or a shot that was taken of the sidelines. If you look where were reporting out there, thats the big screen. That is the stage. Thats the center of the main event. Less than a half hour before the whole thing was supposed to kick off. Worries everybody . Now, to be fair, this was 11 33 am. Things did fill out a little bit by the time noon actually rolled around. But, not by that much. This was as biggest the whole thing ever got on saturday. This was around 1 pm. About an hour into it. When there is a big march, a rally, in was
Witness the huge crowds converging, ready to make themselves heard. That reporter from the l. A. Times was able to capture the scene as we closed in on that noon witching hour. He captured the scene this way at 11 33 a. M. Yeah. That was it. And this isnt just like a shot that was taken in the wrong direction or a shot taken of the sidelines. See what were pointing out there . Thats the big screen, and thats the stage. Thats the center of the main event less than a half hour before the whole thing was supposed to kick off. Where is everybody . Now, to be fair, this was 11 33 a. M. Things did fill out a little bit by the time noon actually rolled around. But not by that much. This was as big as the whole thing ever got on saturday. This was around 1 00 p. M. About an hour into it. When there is a big March Or Rally in washington, a big gathering, sometimes News Outlets will use like, you know, Crowd Size experts or aerial views of the crowd or do a bunch of complicated math to try to ap