safety? no, i thought he was well protected and i had heard that he was in good shape. no. because i had heard he was in very good shape. but, but, no, i think you heard the chants, that was terrible. he could have, well, the people were very angry. they were saying hang mike pence. it s common sense, jon. it s common sense that you re supposed to protect. how can you, if you know the vote is fraudulent, right, how can you pass on a fraudulent vote to congress? the fallout from that kind of toxic attitude from the top is being seen right now on capitol hill from the republicans most loyal to the president threatening their fellow party members over an infrastructure bill. in one case, sending out a shocking meme aimed at democratic congresswoman aoc, a threat met with silence from republican leadership in the house. plus, soaring prices on store shelves. the inflation reality that threatens president biden s economic agenda. millions more americans leaving
emerge into just how sim pa theting our last president was to the insurrectionists that threaten his vice president s life. and while the president s infrastructure victory does provide democrats with something substantive to run on next year, they still have to do so against the enduring legacy of trumpism, assisted by gop state lawmakers pushing voter suppression laws and jerry manned maps. as you can tell, we got a big political show tonight. plus, in a moment, the saga of the late ahmaud aubrey joins me after what i can personally tell you was an intense week in the trial of the three georgia men charged with his murder. joining us, aubrey family attorney ben crump, who promises with me not one, not two, but possibly 100 black pastors will join us come this thursday at the court to support the aubrey family will, in fact, not just that trial, but also the first week of kyle rittenhouse trial in wisconsin. we ll tell you why there is more on trial in that case than the def