that will always be associated with rose, thank you for being a friend. a new hour of american voices begins right now. thanks for being with us. i m alicia alicia. this hour, the verdict and the aftermath. what the kyle rittenhouse case reveals about the rule of law and accountability in america. plus, where we go from here, michael tubs, one of the youngest mayors of any major american city weighs in and tells us about his new book detailing his life story with the intersection of politics, race, and proof of what is possible. also ahead, the disconnect between the help democrats are securing for the american people and polling on how the american people view their job performance. when it comes to the party s promises on immigration, reforms have passed the house. we preview what could happen next in the senate. let s begin this hour with the ongoing fallout from the kyle rittenhouse trial. found not guilty on all counts. it is a revealing conclusion to a bafflin
rittenhouse supporters heard. some celebrated showing off a white power symbol. they were not alone. the washington post quotes in the meantime americans, disappointed with the verdict took to the streets protesting in kenosha and other cities across the country. nonviolent although authorities did declare a riot in portland. barbara mcquaid, former u.s. attorney, and malcolm nance, and senior reporter. it s great to see y all. malcolm, you were the first person i heard talking about this. how did yesterday s acquittal further empower those militia? they operate within a field where they see themselves as acceptable vigilantes. starting in charlottesville in 2018 and moving onto the summer of george floyd in 2020. i said that many of these would see themselves as political enforcers as the environment would start to change based on donald trump s support for them. when the insurrection happened on january 6 we thought they would be shamed out of this game. it doubled
thateverybody shirt. it s friday, so you know what that means. . let s welcome tonight s guests like a genie. she can also fit in a bottle. co-host of america s newsroom in the five, dana perino. ino. hide him from your wives, kil because they ll probably kill themselves. comedianl joe, he s my third favorite, lou. after breakout and. comedian author of that joke isn t funny anymore. read and she does her best lifting at the gym where she steals purses in the locker room. new york times best selling author. right. som yeah. okay. before we get to some nenewsw l. do this. greg s leftovers. yeah, me? th it s leftovers where i read the jokes that we didn t use this week. and asuse always it s my first time reading them. so if they , we ll throw macn into a meat grinder and make mac meatballs, and then, of course, feed them to steve doocy. all right, here, go.st first medical research to say nose picking can lead to memory. loss. i really don t have to sayking anything.
While some price increases that consumers feel most held flat or dropped month-over-month, other necessities, including housing and medical care, were still on the rise.
While some price increases that consumers feel most held flat or dropped month-over-month, other necessities, including housing and medical care, were still on the rise.