mar-a-lago maintenance worker helped move boxes into a storage room one day before a doj official came for the classified documents. the work was reportedly helping trump valet move the boxes, but did not know what was inside of them. that comes from a new york times report with one anonymous source that nbc has yet come from that account. it comes on the heels of a washington post report which says workers allegedly carried out a, quote, dress rehearsal for moving sensitive papers before his office received the may 2022 subpoena. more shocking our tails for that report revealed that trump show those classified documents to other people. quote, prosecutors have gathered evidence that trump at times kept classified documents in his office in a place where they were visible and sometimes showed them to others. trump is insisted that he is done no wrong. i had every right to under the presidential records act, you have the presidential records act, i took what i took and it
day-to-day. all right, welcome to cross connection everyone. i am tiffany cross, and you just heard a little advice from former president barack obama. as president biden is hitting the campaign trail, trying to convince voters that the democratic party can t help. because trust me, they need more money. it does not mean more problems. people can definitely use if you are going to the bank. account inflation and the economy are at the top issues that fish voters care about. but listen, abortion rights, immigration, and protecting our democracy are all on the ballot to. so if you don t think you impact politics, believe, we politics definitely impacts. you get in that game and by all means. good morning, it. tiffany thank you for having. we every time you re on the show. we have so many things to talk, about not a lot of talk. time silica get off, you have seen a lot of the republican attack ads and i think there are some bad faith efforts out there to pin the economy on t
perimeters. texas governor greg abbott, he defended himself in the criticism among his response to the shooting and his praise of police efforts. during his visit to uvalde on friday, the republican governor said he was initially misled by law enforcement officials and was restating what he heard when corroborating their version. i was misled and i am livid about what happened. and as everybody has learned, the information that i was given turned out in part to be inaccurate. and i m absolutely livid about that. and here s my he expectation. my expectation is that the law enforcement leaders that are leading the investigations which includes the texas rangers and the fbi, they get to the bottom of every fact with absolute certainty. the governor is saying at that press conference at the cost the funerals for the victims was being taken care of by an anonymous doaner who gave $175,000 to make sure every funeral is paid for. he provided mental health care services for the
peaceful. and the other was this radical militant. what do you think that people could understand and reading your new book about the nuance. the nuances of mlk. that have been flattened by paul culture in history? i wrote this book in large part because i wanted people to remember that he was human, that he had struggles, that he suffered doubts, that he went through anxiety, and that he still had the courage to fight on. after having his home bombed, after being stabbed in the chest, after having the entire week of the fda directed at trying to destroy him. he had did not give up on us, and he kept hoping there was a way forward. a big part of the reason of this was to restore that freedom and originality. we have watered down his message, but we ve got republicans and democrats, both sides of the aisle, miss quoting him, really was using his words, ted cruz most agree just lee this week. but there s never a moment where somebody is not quoting him for purposes that he would strong
to this community saying we will. if you think about it, the president has seen conversation around guns change during his 50 years in public life n 1968, a few years before sworn in as senator, there was a gun control legislation that was signed by you lyndon b. johnson after the death of the assassination of mlk and rfk. so he s been around as the nra changed the way that they talked about and supported guns in this country and pushed guns on this in this country. at the time in 1968, the nra was supportive and called that law reasonable. so he s over and over seen how this conversation is changing. he was major part of the brady bill and assault weapons ban in the 1990s. he s seen sandy hook. this is personal and policy to this president. i was talking to someone the