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unreal. if i was working at a station right now doing journalism, which i love, then i would be very frustrated and depressed. we re almost there. we re, like, ten minutes away, dude. if most of the people are relying on local television news to inform them, um, then, you know, in a lot of cities in this country, i think democracy s in trouble. so i guess if i had all the money in the world, i would put, you know, 40-something reporters back to work in tv. we re now settling for tokenism when it comes to journalism, and i just couldn t do it anymore. i just what s the point? to live the lie? wow. there s austin, tyler. austin! it s just great to get here finally. tyler, we made it. schwanbeck: investigative reporter dwayne pullman left a six-figure salary and a three-year contract offer at wews-tv in cleveland, ohio, to start over. we caught up with him a few exits before reaching austin, texas, where dwayne and his eight-year-old son, tyler, were ....
1,417 miles. unreal. if i was working at a station right now doing journalism, which i love, then i would be very frustrated and depressed. we re almost there. we re, like, ten minutes away, dude. if most of the people are relying on local television news to inform them, um, then, you know, in a lot of cities in this country, i think democracy s in trouble. so i guess if i had all the money in the world, i would put, you know, 40-something reporters back to work in tv. we re now settling for tokenism when it comes to journalism, and i just couldn t do it anymore. i just what s the point? to live the lie? wow. there s austin, tyler. austin! it s just great to get here finally. tyler, we made it. schwanbeck: investigative reporter dwayne pullman left a six-figure salary and a three-year contract offer at wews-tv in cleveland, ohio, to start over. we caught up with him a few exits before reaching austin, texas, where dwayne and his eight-year-old so ....
ethical in their practices and obey the rule of law. it appears to some individual may have used those powerful positions there to perpetuate an investigation that may have had no reason to exist in the first place, or was not predicated, as they say at the fbi. remember this moment of shock? i think spying did occur. let me the question whether it was predicated, adequately predicated. and i m not suggesting it wasn t adequately predicated, but we need to explore that. martha: americans on all sides should want to know what happened here. it s a complicated story, and even those of us were followed from the beginning can benefit from today s story by eli lake titled the railroading of michael flynn. he writes about how susan rice, in her book, says how different mike flynn was from the man that she saw on the stage at trump rallies shouting lock her up about hillary clinton, how the former head of the intelligence agency was respectful and subdued when th ....
good morning, everybody. i hope you all enjoyed your memorial day. it is tuesday, may 26th. and i m yasmin vossoughian. america and the world saw two very different displays of leadership this memorial day. one from the president who made two public appearances yesterday without wearing a face mask. the other from former vice president joe biden who emerged from his home for the first time in two months yesterday wearing a face mask. the president participated in the traditional wreath laying cemetery at arlington national cemetery and spoke at baltimore s ft. mchenry as the death toll from coronavirus inches closer to 100,000. the president declared the service of america s fallen soldiers to those serving on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic. in recent months, our nation and the world have been engaged in a new form of battle against an invisible enemy. once more, the men and women of the united states military have answered the kale to duty and raced into ....
msnbc s tremaine lee is live in ferguson. it is raining where you are. what s going on today and what are protesters believing they accomplished over the weekend? reporter: as you mentioned, you see behind me the winds are whipping up, rain is coming down and appropriately demonstrators in the water a few minutes ago. they expect this event to anchor a full day of civil disobedience across the city. folks are, you know, still steadfast. clergy are asking folks to stay out for at least four hours, the time michael brown s body laid out in the street. are the protesters articulating a set of distinct demandses? we know people have been calling for the arrest of darren wilson. there is this grand jury process taking place. are there specific demands beyond that protesters are making? reporter: their demands encapsulate just that. justice for supporters of michael brown s family and michael brown s family itself would be an arrest of darren wilson. now, i spoke with m ....