Plan, but they werent. A few weeks ago they called for 11,000 special visas to help people that helped us. 11,000. Now the number appears to be 100,000 or maybe more. They had not begun identifying those people and getting them out when, in fact, in just a few days they were supposed to have completed it. So dont you want to help all of those vulnerable afghans and afghan allies and partners who were helping the u. S. Over the last 20 years. Dont you want to help them and get them all out . Im currently doing everything i can to help the people that have been identified get out of the country. But the reality is theres 37 Million afghans, half of them women, that are now going to have a very different future than they would have had if we had kept a stable government, enforce the agreement so the taliban couldnt come in by force and take over. Look, this is no different than vietnam. The government was i hate to keep interrupting. Im sorry. The afghan government was cut out of the Peac
investigators. alec baldwin speaking on camera for the very first time since that deadly shooting on his movie said. opening up about his relationship with the cinematographer halyna hutchins and how her husband is doing. he s in shock. he has a nine year old son. we were in constant contact with him. we re very worried about his family and his kid. and, we look ahead to a blockbuster week for the supreme court, as the justices prepared to take on big cases. on two of the most controversial topics in america. guns and abortions. good morning, everybody. it is sending, october 31st. i m lindsey reiser. and i kendis gibson. we are dressed as ourselves. today [laughs] this halloween at the msnbc world headquarters. but a lot of folks all over the country have been getting in this spirit. even i believe at the capitol itself. yeah, lacey. looking very spooky. , with all that fog. i don t know? did they do anything different? [laughs] that s not just fog that s lawm
transparency. virginia governor glenn youngkin will force members of the loudoun county school board to face voters this november. this election can reflect the will of parents. the usfl will be hosting all 40 of its regular season games right here in birmingham, alabama. super excited. crazy. every building is going to have a line i got my game on yeah i got my name on better hang on tight i guarantee it s going to be a. brian: going to get the game on going to be this weekend. you will be here rachel and pete to talk about the aftermath on sunday and, of course, the game is on sunday too on easter sunday. a lot of people are focused on the resurrection as well as usfl. it you can could both that s where the game will take place in birmingham. in a hub. shave expenses and put great football on the field. put everybody in the same area. practicing in birmingham and playing in birmingham. rachel: i love the suggestion that christians with multi task.
mack blan in minneapolis, this wasn t an imaginary scenario. no, it wasn t. police killed locke while executing a no knock warrant. before we get into the circumstances surrounding his death, i want to take a step back. i want to tell you a little bit about his life because, once again, when have to learn about another black man in america not because of how he lived or what he wanted to do or what he did with his life but by how he was killed by the police. amir was born in the suburbs of saint paul, minnesota. as a kid he played basketball, even tried out for his high school football team. but his true passion was music. before his death, locke filed paperwork to start a music business, even designing a logo. this week the 22-year-old had planned to move to dallas where he hoped to take the next step in his hip hop career and be closer to his mom. his father described his son as a bright light. and his cousin remembered locke as having a big heart. in minneapolis he worked
it is good to be with you, everyone. i am ayman mohyeldin. for nearly a year now, we have been healing all about the effort that the u.s. has been putting into restoring the 2015 iran nuclear deal. we have been told how important it is that time is of the essence that the iranians are being stubborn, but that we are being closer to restoring the agreement, president trump killed back in 2018. in fact, just last month, that s a little bit of the headlines we re saying. but now, that whole narrative is changing. the u.s. iran and five other countries that are party to this deal are in the middle of the eighth round of talks in vienna. according to reporting from the wall street journal, u.s. officials are now saying that iran s nuclear capabilities are to advanced to even restore a key goal in the original deal. the so-called breakout period that iran would need to build a nuclear weapon has now decreased significantly, less than the 12 months that underpinned the initial pac