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i remember it all too well taylor swift s ten-minute version of perhaps her greatest song all too well is the number one hit of all time according the billboard. american pie held the spot since first landing on the charts in 1972. begs a question, john berman. which song is better? they re both very good. they re strong songs. i say that having never heard the taylor swift song. but i know if i say something bad about it, my twitter account will never exist again. they re both wonderful songs. i m a swiftie. i really am. it s just that song, it s so iconic. look, they re both beautiful songs. she s iconic too. i m told that s the case. all i ll say, ten minutes, if you re a grateful dead fan, it s like two seconds on the radio. ten minutes is short song. these are on the charts, just saying. does that really does it matter? maybe. all right. new day continues right now. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m bria ....
firearm. rittenhouse didn t go to kenosha looking for trouble. his father lived there. he worked as a lifeguard in keno shacked on august 25 last summer he went downtown to stand guard over a car lot. here s the context. the night before, police in kenosha had done nothing at the mobbed and burned businesses, including a car lot, all the way to the ground. so they needed rittenhouse s help. they were looking for a 17-year-old to help if that gives you some perspective. as rittenhouse stood there rioters threatened his life. then they attempted to kill him. in the end rittenhouse shot three people as he tried to run to police. in fact, all three men were white and all three had serious criminal records. we could go on. again, the media coverage was from beginning to end a tapestry of lies. if you watched the trial last week you know that but what about rittenhouse himself? what is he like? apart from his testimony in court few americans have ever her his voice. over t ....
make violent end. guns. rittenhouse did not go to kenosha looking for trouble. his father was there. rittenhouse worked as a lifeguard. in august 25th, he went downtown to stand guard over a car lot. here is the context, for the police and kenosha did nothing as the mob burned business with another car lot to the ground. so thess business owner needed kyle rittenhouse s help and looking to a 17-year-old for help that gives you perspective how bad things were. rittenhouse stood there and rioters threatened his life and attempted to kill him. in the end rittenhouse shot three attackers as he tried to run to the safety of police. a number of media outlets claimed that men who were shot were black and in fact all three white and all had serious criminal records. you could go on but again the media coverage was from beginning to end a tapestry offe lies. t if you watch the trail you know that. what about kyle rittenhouse himself? what was he like? apart from the testimony in ....
this point. why did this happen? how did this happen? who did it and why. hello, everyone. i m sandra smith in new york. horrible tragedy. good day, everyone. i am trace gallagher in los angeles and for john roberts. the details are horrendous. if you have children in the room, you might not want them seeing something so horrific. seen witnesses say was marked by bodies flying through the air. chilling video from the city of waukesha s own facebook live stream showing the speeding suv speed past the crowd of onlookers. witnesses said they couldn t believe they were saying. the suv plowing through families. sandra: the suv drives through the crowd. members of the band looking on in horror. mass confusion erupts as people scream to get out of the way. five people dead and dozens wounded. the chaos and carnage leaving locals shocked. that was the worst thing i ve ever seen. hit a whole crowd of kids. kids involved. my mom was trying to help one of them. one of th ....
hill for us. lauren, where do things stand right now? reporter: this debate just getting underway on the house floor, and you are hearing a powerful rebuke from democrats who are arguing that if any chamber should know the dangers of talking or trying to encourage violence and what can happen, it should be members of the u.s. house of representatives. you heard that point from representative mary gay scanlon, a democrat from the state of pennsylvania, who was arguing, really, remember what happened during the insurrection, remember that talking about violence can always be taken seriously by followers of members of congress. that is what democrats are arguing on the floor today as they debate this resolution and the rule on this resolution to strip paul gosar of his two committee assignments as well as censure him. republicans on the other side of the aisle are talking about how this is unprecedented, how they are arguing this is setting a dangerous future for the hou ....