that to you as soon as it gets underway. here is the very latest on that. at least 26 people were killed, dozens injured, after powerful storms ripped through several towns. the ef4 tornado spawned winds up to 200 miles an hour, destroying homes, buildings, and virtually obliterating the entire town of lulling fork, doctors in the state s western border. president biden declaring a state of emergency for the area as now certain rescue teams are combing through the destruction, hoping to find survivors, and helping those in need. we have got our lives. [inaudible]. but we are good. [inaudible]. i ve never seen anything like this. i ve seen tornadoes, but not like this. i must embassy joining us from ground zero about that destruction. welcome, let s talk about the situation there. what is it like? what are you seeing? really, there is not much left standing right behind you. exactly, alex, you can say, we are right next to the area where the governor will be speaki
million dollar investment. we are not sending a truck to anybody. we are going to basically produce. it ll make inflation worse, actually. we have a corporate talks increase it is probably going to make this recession that we are in worse. all of the spending is unnecessary, it is going to exacerbate inflation. it is not going to reduce the deficit. and what did senator manchin get for this? i m a big fan of joe, manchin but i think he got taken to the cleaners. senator manchin s interview and meet the prosecuting live interview today after he was pressed by host a sharp talker for the upcoming midterms. do you hope democrats keeping troll the house and senate? i think people are sick and tired of politics, chuck, i really do. i think they are sick and tired of the democrats and republicans fighting over pieces of legislation, cause i didn t get with they won it, i need credit for something. when it we start to be something for our country? where results you want?
his family, extraordinary success. great doctor, great everything. he has to listen to the abuse he has to if i were him, actually, in many ways i d love to be him. but the fact is, i wouldn t do it. i wouldn t do it. what does he need it for? to be abused by a bunch of politician that aren t thinking nicely about our country? i really don t think personally he should do it. it s totally his. i would stand behind him. totally his decision. okay. now trump tapped jackson for the job after firing at that time previous head of the va, david shulkin who came on this show after his firing and told me trump s political appointees at the agency conspired against him because he refused to move quickly to privatize the va. jackson does not have the sort of resume that would prepare him to lead the va with its more than 375,000 employees. before his nomination, he was most famous for his remarkably rosy assessment of the president s health which
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It just feeds that anger and that cynicism in the partisanship. it s a coincidence that bright goes after trump and his goes after trump in georgia goes after trump. that s all a coincidence. i think it s feeds the cynicism and that s the cancer in our body politic right now. joining me right now is my sunday family. don calloway, democratic strategist, founder of the national voter protection action fund republican strategist. and david jolly former congressman from florida. msnbc political analyst. welcome guys. again, mississippi the coverage of that important story. we re not stay on one theme here. i want to talk to about. let s talk first of all about the one sentence that andrew cuomo chested there. he s trying to blow up every single legitimate investigation into donald trump. he went even further saying that prosecutors are politicians. you just heard me rocha, the
Especially as it appears increasingly likely that trump is going to declare reelection again for 2024. when we talk legal ramifications, not just political winds. tim o brien in the last hour, he thought georgia could be the most worrying for trump. what s say you? i think georgia is certainly something that the former president should be worried about. fani willis has managed to convene a special grand jury, they re to proceed with our investigation. that seems to be something that will bear fruit. i don t think we can rollout the doj is stepping in here, and the january 6th select committee in the hearings that have been protected over the course of the summer has, as jacqueline said, allow the public to see all this information that it is a matte. but it has also put some pressure on the burden of justice to connect these dots, in holding individuals who had been surfaced wasn t players who are accountable for their actions leading up to january 6th. that is an important one as