don t want a bunch of guests, i don t want everything to be based on news cycle. and i want to take one hour i have on sundays 40 minutes, and spend time talking about what is happening to the country. might involve philosophy or history, i m concerned about where we re headed. this is certainly one of those programs. i want to take time talk to but what happening to america. not good enough to have legal analysts, not good enough to have political po ooperatives. that is not what i m going tonight. that is not what i ever want to do. let s step back, and talk a look at what is going on. first we have to recognize that we have a growing police state in america. that police state is controlled by one party, the democrat party. and they are using all of the instrumentalities of culture and of government. to basically monopolize society, that is what autocratic parties do, they can call themselves whatever they want. the democrat party has a very horrific history, never really a
all of the deceased victims are black. the shooter had offered several manifestos, went to his parents, went to the media, and went to federal agents. portions of these manifestos detail the shooter s disgusting ideology of hate. playing the puck, the shooting was racially motivated and he hated black people. the shooter then turned the gun on himself and shot himself. no under individuals were injured in the attack. the suspected shooter according to police since manifestos the detailed racial hatred to law enforcement, to media outlets, and his parents. the fbi has said it is now investigating this attack as a hate crime. moments ago, within that president biden has been briefed on the shooting. and mr. b.c. news correspondent moore subpar has the latest. but our general store in jacksonville, florida has become a crime scene after a shooting spree that the local sheriff s office calls a racially motivated one. this a white gunman turns a gun on three black people, kill
window? was he asking you to commit a crime? it gets to an attempt issue. i don t know what he believed. reporter: and what he might lie ahead. the form s president and allies represent a clear and present danger to american democracy. not because of what they did on january 6th. you better run, cops! because of what they pledged to do in 2024. reporter: a cnn special report, american coup, the january 6th investigation. i am a very textural artist a lot of texture. reporter: in arizona, the republican speaker of the house, rusty bowers, is an artist, by trade. but last february, ours was thrown into a real life drama. the bill number was 2596. 2596, more than 100 in arizona to tighten access to the ballot box. it would have scrapped early voting. all voting would be on election day only. 90% of my district votes early. reporter: and it would have mandated paper ballots. but most egregious to rusty bowers was this. with no guidance criteria, the
now set to pay a $200,000 bond. we re going to discuss the harsh terms included in trump s agreement, the warning from the judge, and the former trump attorney set to surrender today. i ve got to say, also, i mean, you look at the stories and look at the details of the bond payments, and as the new york times said yesterday, there are questions. some of these people, like rudy giuliani, maybe he ll be able to pay it. trump promised to pay his. jenna ellis, others complaining about not having the money for this case. they expected donald trump to pay. they expected a lot of things. i think they thought, eh, again, we ve been talking about this a good bit the past several months, i mean, they we have willie here. willie is back. here i am. you look so nice, willie. on your instagram, you were a little scruffy. yeah, i shaved. i was on vacation. you don t shave on vacation, do you, joe? i kind of liked it. christina said i couldn t have it on tv. oh,
good morning, everyone. and welcome to way too early on this wednesday, august 23rd. i m eamon mohyeldin in for jonathan lemire. trump reportedly had his lawyers negotiate for him to turn himself in during prime time television hours. as the guardian reports trump wanted to maximize television ratings for his benefit for his surrender to the authorities in atlanta and could extend the coverage of the proceedings by speaking afterwards in front of cameras and reporters. this, of course, is trump s fourth indictment in as many months. in each he s worked to turn appearances into spectacles and quote, in an effort to discourage the indictments. the booking process in fulton county typically includes a mug shot, fingerprinting and taking both height and weight measurements. the guardian reports trump has asked his lawyers and the secret service to get him out of taking that mug shot. in previous cases he did not have to take one, but the fulton county sheriff has stated the